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FOR SALE.

|YJeHE Subscriber cfiers Tor ssic ri
ESTABLISH MENT np VIC ,t;s
lie OF Cameron street, situate, or 'nh
centre of The square between tie iaia
Alexandria aud the City Taverr--Esr-
.isting of three story Brick Ilorsr Y i,!l
two stories 10 the rear. the Whole crser-
I'd with slate and running in on aae
of Buildings from the front IL. H. 6 +.
inches. The house contains ~ r"ou-s
fbeside the store and celiaisl 10 "i :. IN
with fire places. some of then SLOGANS
and elegant, and few less than II a, 3
feet in the clca'. except one closes non
sne front aud two back stairway,
kitchen with tive fire places, with st"vcs
is- cooking, over which are seryani'
rooms, adjoining pantry, snake hGuse
and other necessary back buildings
In front portico, in the rear cover.
ed way with piazas to the extreme end
o, the buildings.
The cellars are large. floored, and Ct
ted up in the neate.t manner, equal. Il
not superior 10 any in the district tie
store over which is finished in the best
sti!e, and has been occupied for length
of time past as fanc, store. consisting
of China. Delft, Glass and Hard Ware
etc etc The cellars as Wine. Gro
Gerry and Spirit Store, etc.
The purchaser can have the goods on
hand. winch comprise a gond ass, tWeut
and have been carefully selected, at
cost.
On the house, so far, there has been
expended and paid no ard. Of 1900
dollars. Nearl, l6 feet Of the lot in
trent remains TO be built on.
The buildings are insured and nearly
complete in every particular, and on ex-
animation will be found to he an estah.
lishment equa'led by few here or else.
where.
about two thirds Of the amount for
hous. goods, etc. would he reguireH in
ha d, or in approved notes at short date,
ON the remainder long credit will bs
given.
lie would wish, also, to sell, on c'e:
dit, or would barter for Guods, or FRO.
petty in tn district !; two squares It two
acres each, 10 the town ot Jefferson,
Ohio; bs'h squares join in Win 20
puolic square, on which has bccr erected
the marhet huuse. court house. JAZZ etc,
The ,u4arc- a.. divide" int, halt squares
b So feet alleys, ard to ,aca hail .qaare
there i, attached 8 acres Of lann iumedi.
atsI, adjoining TIC town. as town 's:uS,
and TO each ,Gua,e tn. remainder OF 10
acres further distant tiis setu,m mt
i, IN Furnishing state, bsi". the county
and post Town. situated ia rH. ri>er
Grand, a snort distance lrOm Lake Erie,
the soil rich and Of first rate quah,y.
Should he not be able TO eiiec, tho
sales abuve stated ~ short tirss. on
liberal and lair terms, he would have no
objection to take PartRer in T.ade,
who. putting in one third or one halt the
interest he holds in the ooncern. wouid
reap a proportionable part Of the profits
in assisting to conduct the business.
William Dunlap.
y 3. Arrangements mghi be made to
Accommodate a Partner with the whole or
part Of the dwelling house if Ieccssary.
February 5 2awiw
HJe the Editors Of the Na,iona! In
'elli.enccr will please insert the above
twice week for tour weeks, and send
their accounts to this Office.
nISTRICT 0F CULIINBIt,
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. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County Of AleSandria, to wit: NOvem-
Der Term, 1916.
IN CHaNCERY.
The Common Council q Alexandria
C0mplainants-dgnin

The Common Council q Alexandria,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Llewei!yn c. Griffith, Jchr + Smith,
and Peter Saunders, dsfts.
.E%HE defendant LIewellyr c. Girl.
4 eth. not having entered his apprar-
ance and giving security according TO
the statute and the rules Of this court.
and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court upon affidavit, tina the said
defendant Eiewellyn G. Griffith. is net
an iuhabitant Of this disfrict--on notiOu
of the complainant by his counsel, il is
ordered, that the ssid defendant Level
Ign C. Griffith, do appear her. on the
first day Of the uext term of this court,
and enter his appearance to the suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES
OF this court; and that the other defend.
ants John r. Smith aud Peter Saunders,
do not pay away. convey CT secrete, the
debts by them owing to, or the estate or
effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Liewellyn G.
until the further order Or de-
cree of the court and that cop Of this
order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in o.e OF the public
published in this county, add
that another copy be posted at the front
OF the court house Of said county.
CoPy-Test.
u. DENEALE. o.
January % Iaa2n
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WushIuntIn Civ Voc 3.
At meeting OF the Directors of
the Branch Bank Of the L. ), in this
lis. 0n Thnrsda, last Richard
uuts 50 MAS unanimously elected
President OF the Bank
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TW ENTY.FivE CENTS REWARD.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS REWARD.
Ranawav from the subscribe $, t,co
apprentices 10 the Tanning business,Onc
bv the name Of John Fetster. about 90
wears Of age, a stout we'll made person.
the other YIN. Curten, shert chunkey
boy, about 10 years of age .aIl persons
are frewarned harboring said boys.
The above reward will be given TO any
person returning them, o halt for either
of them, to
Elisha Talbot 4 Co.
Cd mo 10th Stt
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Public Sale,
On .MONDaY neat I'm instant,

TN .uUJND.df near iIth Instant,
At 10 O'clock, will be sold, at he To-
bacco Mandatory Of the late john
MAY, deceased. on Prince street;
All the Stock in Trade
OF THE DEoEDEST,
Consisting of
A very iarge quantity of
America and Spanish SEC ARS, manu-
lactured TOBACCO, Stems, etc. etc.
also.
A compete set Of Machinery
for the Tobacconists' business. Terms at
sale.
Dnpia Ross.
Jonah Isabel,
Executors
February IL dts
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Alex. Dancing Asse mblies.
The fourth and last BALL for the
season. will take place on Tuesday next
the 18th instant.
BY order Of the Managers.
February ri ST
Editors Of the N. Intellisencer are
requested to insert the above three times
and send their bill TO this Office.
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Nicholas Van hy~c. Esq. has oecn
chosen. by the Legislature - nei3>sar.
/, Senator IF 'he United st tcs for six
years. commencing from the Alb Of March
IcXt'
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Port OF Alexandria.
FROM THE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

T1UCSH DVONp'
February g.
Schooner Two Sisters, Sawyer, hence,
arrived at Holiness Hole, 25th ultimo
Is days, bound to Boston.
Schooner Rebccca. Berry, hence, AZ
rived at Holiness Hole, slst altimo, Is
days, bound to Boston.
Schooner Mary. Howard, hence, a.,
we'd a, Holmes Hole, FIRST instant, II
Gays, bound to Boston.
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ttDIlS ~ uSLlNha
Gu TUESDAY, 18th instant,
will be sold at the auction office, corner
of Prince and Water without
reservoir liberal credit
The following French Goods
Entitled to Dsbenture.
case grapes Of assorted colors
l. ditto levantine handkerchiefs
assorted colors with figured border.
| ditto fl.rences
l ditto tafiities
I ditto lcvantines
ditto ca.nbrics
/ Grape aud sauze fats.
p. q. MarSteller.
February II
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n B. Arrangements mighi be made to
Accommodate Partner with the whole or
part Of the dwelling house if leccssary.
February 5 2aw4w
EP The Editors Of the Nationa! In
,ellisenccr will please insert the above
twice week for tour weeks, and send
their accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-22
From the Federal Republican.

Amongst all the opposers Of Wash.
ingion's administration. Mr. Giles
STOOD pre- eminent. lie said that he
felt not the slightest regret at gen.
Wsshing'oD's depa tuFe from office
that he believed the government of
the United States could 60 on very
we'll without him; on another oeca !.
sion he said that IT, vote for q com
plimentar, address 10 tue president.
when he had always opposed the
principal point, Of his administration
would lie To write seoundrei on hi.
forehead in short from the time
that Giles entered the pubic Office
until his departure from il, there
was moi one who with such renor.e
less aud discriminating violence pur
sued the federal party lie had acre
taleRts than any Of his eonfeGerates.
all Of which he exercisedin the man
ner We have NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Madison found him their most
Jealous supporter. Ifthese we're The
honest convictions Of his heart at
that time; ifhe did believe that tie
strong and paramount claims OF ho-
nor demanded such empIo, nient of
his faculties. he vas justified Before
God and man for the course Of rnn |
Duet which he had adopted-he was
justified in believing that Washington
as an enemy TO his country. or an
absurdi'y equally as great that JeErr.
son and Madison were patriots of
the most dazzling brilIissse--thatl
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Richmond, Feb. IS.
Virginia Legislature.

Yesterday. 10 the house OF Dele
gates, the Select commiltee,to whom
Was referred the Senatorial bill with
amendments, reported bill upon
that subject, which is similar in ma
Inv of i 8 featu es TO the original Dill
which passed the HsusS-fhe q
imended bill OF the committee was
opposed BY Mr., Hay the Ayes and nd
IA oes were called Tor when the Dill
passed. Ayes 70, Noes As.
This dill, being sent up TO the Be-
nate for their coheur ence. came Do
fore that bod,--ihe question Wa.
taken on agreeing to The amead
ments proposed BY The house vi Dele
gates, and carried by the casing
vote of the Speakes-So this Diii Is
now the law ofthe land.
Ii will be recollected. that this bill
not only proposes TO make new
arrangement Of the counties into Sc
uatoria districts Ia order 10 equAliye
the representation in tn, body. but
also proposes TO re value The lands
of the Com mons ealth. So a 10 equs-
Iiize the land TAX.
It's beyond al comp rison. the
most important measure "hich has
passed the Legislature during its pre-.
SEM essi0n.
The Hnuss Of DE egafes were en-
gagged duriug the remainder Of lis
Sc sior goa the Sch"ol-biil.
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ATTENTION
Fabrua 20

The Members of the 'laysndris Artl
ierv are requested to parade at their sur
house. OF saturday morning the 2si M
st SIX o'clucs, to usher in rhe Birth Na'
of WASHINGTON. the Father OF HI
country. bv the discharge nj cann'n.
y. B. they a;e likewise requested e
psr.de at the same place at ten O'Clock
10 complete uniform, to join in the ce.e
braion Of he day.
Sy oder,
P Rholes, SERGEANT.
February On
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IatlcYeaGent Eiuss
Company Orders.
February 10

TIE anniversary Ut the birth dsy ofth
illu,t-i,us Washington. should hrd eVfr'
American soldier at his pest, hononn-
the lay rb,t prOiuced the father ct his
e,un,ry, TIE Washington Guard. VIII
therefore appear on the parade, tMa'ket
soaare) sd inst at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
prscisel,. Cartridges furnished IN the
raakS.
TlnnAs Sangstsr. captain.
Fabrua-y 90 I"
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From the Boston Palladium Feb. Il
From Calcutta.

We have been fsyoured with Cal
eut,a papers TO the Z7ih Sept. re
ceived BY The ships, Union d Friend
ship.
Mr.. Sears. who came passenger
in the Friendship. arrived at the
Vineyard, informs US. that lliey spoke
the Msrmion, which left Isle of
France Nav. 20. and kept 60. two
days; Was informed by her com
mander. that there had been a grea,
lire 1t that place hur il blowing yer,
fresh did not learn any ,particn
lars
The Magieienne frisate. bearing
the flag Of his ExcelIeacy Rear d
niral Sir x. King. K. C. B CON-
mande' in Chief Of the British squa
ldron in the Easr Indies. had arrived
lat Madras. from England
| The Bacchus sloop of var had
Iarrived a, Calcutta, from England.
With 100000 dollars 10 specie on
lbnard.
| No war Of Importance existed in
India at the last dates
I We understand that very large
iquaatity of COTTON was shipping al
Calcutta Tor England
CALCUTTA, Sept. ;
\ We have received letters for Am
bosna 10 the 18Th OF May. They
lgive very distressing account of
the great storm which visited that
island on the f5th OF April II SUD
denly commenced about Ten at eight.
and saon blew with such tremendous
vioieDee that not single vessel in
the barbour could keep 10 her au
|ehors Consequently much confusion
ensued and considers bic damage was
done TO the mall eraft-s great par,
of which drifted. and getting entan-
Igled, soon sunk and Disappeared.
But the injury to the shipping was
Iof little consequence. when compared
With the devastation caused BY the
hurricane amongst the spice tree
plantations. Not grove Of Nut
lmes or Glove trees escaped-and Of
1.-THE former il IS snid that 1 o. were
Thrown TO the grouDd--while Of the
latter no fever than 2&.0aO were
utterly destroyed. 1t being known
That neither Of those valuable shrubs
grow to such maturity NJ TO be ca
iPable Of producing fruit. within q
shorter pc iod than seven or eish,
] Years, il is evident. that the def
cheney in The quantity Of cloves and
, eVtuegs annually produced. neees-
ssrii, resulting from the destruction
: o. the cid plants, will enhance the
price of spices in the European mar.
ket, for some years TO come.
September IL.
In consequence Of the determined
hostility Of The Aborigene, of New
South Wales TO tae British Settlers
1.-THE frequent depredations and mur-
: ders. military exeurs ons have been
made from Sidney into the country
! against the natives. Sidney has be-
come poPulous. and is experimenting
10 the manacrs and emb Ilishments
InfEurop an Cites. IL already has
tits Hyde Park. its Malls and public
buildings.
A new voyage Of discovery has
Ibeen made round Van Diemea's
Land. Several ma harbours and ri.
L.. L..- -. rI
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For Rent,

Tia, commodrugs and pleasantly II
tns'ed Dwelling ho1se, at present. oc'
copied BY w D >Imms, ESQ. attached
TO the house is a large yard ard y"',
productive garden also every oonvenI
en- ost bui:ding Possession may be had
Immediately. -ipPty 20
Margaret Chopin.
Feb s Il
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NOTICE..

THHE Members of the Washington
i Society ei Alexandria. are hereb,
sotifed, that a regular meeting OF the
said Society will be held at Mr.. NJ
LapghIin'. City Hotel, on Saturday mex
the esd Instant at halt past 10 o'clock
An The SN iety will move in pro
ces<rcn at ls o'clock. to Christ Church
where an 'ltion will be delivered By
William shoIto Stuart, Ese. one C. II
member.
By order,
G. DEsEALE, ssc'ry.
Feb Is
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BTRrR..STGHT BILL.

The Anniversary Hall in eommemora
ton cf the Birth Of me late Industrious
WASHINGTON, will be on Monday
Eyeaiag the gath inst. IN consequence
Of the Z d Occurring on Saturday.
KIP Information of any Omissions il
the d,s,ri5u ion Of tickets. viii be thank.
iu received by the Managers.
February q st
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From S to 500 cords of Wool fo'
sale, already cut and corded. within
miles IL the town Of Alexandria Apply
TO the Printer.
Faosua-v 20 81
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IN tUSTAU'S Ga steal Tour .thr"
IA Italy. . vols
..nau5- and, travels through Greece
Palestine, etc
DITTO reeol!ections Of England and
Anerica, etc.
Ditto beauties of christianity
Iii Bey's travels in EcrOpe, ASIA and
Africa
liawe's d;,tn in Brazil
Hl.bnldt's dit" IN ,iodth America
alt. DITTO Abyssinia
,ior,er's ditto il Persia and Armenia
"a Baum = narrative OF the Russia
campaIgn
Memoirs and campaigns Of Beraado'te
PhlIippart's memoirs Of General M"reS
Aemoirs Of the Warehouses La Roche
JaqGelin
Calls life of Benjamin West with I
portrait
iCha-na k ditto Of lord Nelson
| iiavlcy, lie Of Cowper
HILLS ditto cf Doctor Blair
lSamsays ditto Wa-hipgtoa
lJohnsors lives OF the poets
Nurphys lite Of Gsrrick
Iemoirs OF Elizabeth Carter
rookcs life of Catharire 2d
ICaves lives IF the apostles 4 evangelist
'ial'ins ancient history with and withuu
atlas
,.emprieres biographical dictionary
classical otto
,Edwards's history Of the West Indies
and atlas
|Cibhons ditto Of Rome
'Gold,miths ditto of ditto, calf, gilt
ditto ditto Of Greco. ditto
Nurphys translation Of rscitus. ditto
Relnrs ditto &c Hercdotus ditto
IA p.svs history American revolution
Roman. ditto Of Maryland
IStoddards account Of Louisiana
av.rs travels IN South America
De- WarviIles ditto in the United State
Nellish's ditto ia ditto
Morses univer al geography and atlas
Otto uil'o SiIe'tter ot the LuS
lish and Welsh continent
8rookes's ditto ditto
| ,nec. otes Of trederick the great
plutarch'. lives, calf gilt aud plain
Sterne's works
Elegant Miniature Editions Of tue fol
lowing:
British Theatre in SO VOLUMES
Works Of Shakcsoear, Thompson, God
smith, Lad Byron. Burns, Waite
Scott, C"wper 35ydeH'' Virgil, Ho
mer's HAD, by Pope, Zimmerman o
Solitude, SalmagUndi
ALSO.
Bibles and common PRAYER books OF a
sizes and prices. Wa,ts's psalms an,
hvnus. dwight Rippsn's. & Vie
thodist collections, Smith and Little
2salmody
School and classical books Of every d,
scriptirn. aud 4 large assortment Z
! ohiidreDs books, with eagravIDss bot
culored aud plail.
| febr"4 10 eo6t
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The Christian Missionaries are

I, The Christian Missionaries are
.ueeeed,n 10 cir perfect sAlisfac
lion a, h. Sasiety islands. he
natives OF Otahrile general! abjured
lidola,r, aud bee come pc Aceabie among
ID mselyes. several new vegetables
have been added 10 tue numerous
production, oflhese fruitful ISLANDS
September 20.
In Calcutta and { Q lower DIVISIONS
Vi Beogal the quau,il. of rain ,iis
season has been superauuhdanl "hit
IN ,ae Upper Provinces Ia have had
LONG aud har.iu, drOusnts.
In Bens,.i the anoie oil tue 'ndiS"
has DOT been sot III, except I'D some
part Of Psorurs, where tney are
still manufacturing mite. Ahe
hopes entertained ,a.t a iuh crop 10
toe Upper PROVINCES wou!d make
good tue deficiencies experienced Ia
Tue low lands, have tOtaliy Jailed
From the drousut N alarming scar
ciiy Of tae rIce crops was also apfre.
hended.
September II.
The weather has become cool and
pleasant within the last few days, the
extreme heat that prevailed before
occa sioned many casualties among
the natives. Three have persisted,
overcome By the heat.
Sickness CONTINUES among the
ttroopsst Cawnpo'c. Abu'e 30 men
ior,he s7th regiment ave stated 10 be
lin the hospital. Capt. J. lunes and
lit. Gum, Of The s6ih have dcce4s.
ed.
| A Prince Of Wales Island Gazette
|of Jul, II, states that storm at
BeemgeIi has bloan many houses
lint the sea, and numerous prOws.
land killed aJove 200 Judi iduals. il
lis reported large mas OF rock
,ahou. 6 faihom long has recruti,
made lis appearance NEAR Tsmbool,
lin the Vi ,dara yea. Thr vicinity O!
:. ran,hso oil is suffice. TO ,olc sic erup-
!. lieu
10 consequence ofthe frequent oc
r cure nee Of canine 10 .dnrss. the Go.
vrrnmen, Of the Of " l.iaud is
sued "rde, for The desirnclioa Of al
d"gS going large nd ne.rl, So
had been GesirOsrd.
| BOMBAY. Aug il
! Letters from anjar in utch. Ju
Nv IS. mentions a storm tina. had pre-
walled for the four preceding days
THE whole countr, vas inundated
land snr VILLAGE completely ruined
|heing covered with he'd OF sand
nearly foot deep. Hundreds OF
houses have fallen down. and about
. 20 feet Of the Will OF the town OF
D iuiar Al M.ndavie the damage
lhas been yer. extensive q; 3 eonsidera.
, IbIe part Of the suburbs have been
washed away. and The shippins oa
she port ave sustained cons'd- rable
loss. about 200 souls have been
Thrown from their wrecks. No
doubt the superstition Of the natives
will attribute this calamity as the
consequence Of tdeir connection with
fIus.
1 Sidney n. S. Wales. June 4.
| Ship Betsey. Goodcnough, Of this
port. has been lost on n. End of New
. Zealand. Only persons escaped OF
, I27, the res, being reported TO be cut
EFF BY the natives.
) Its now very difficult TO procure
, "A cargo Of pork at Otahene as the
women are allowed 10 esi il as wpl
as the men, which was formerly Bol
the case.
! From the Federal Pfpubiican.
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NOTICE

The subscriber begs leave 70 inform
his friends and the pubic in genera
that he has opened Boot Factory O.
South Fairtax ST. eet, three door, tron
K7s stree, where he hsS on hand
haad,om assortment of Baltimore manu-
featured Boots, short ard long. which h,
vii! sell on the mnst reasonable terms.
Gentlenep are requested to call AM
view his assortment.
n. B. Orders promptly executed an,
attended u by
Robert s. Bogus,
F,b-usry 30 dSteotf
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Tbeatrt.
For the Benefit Of the Poor.
On SATURDAY EVENING Feb. ss
VIII be presented,
The favorite Comedy of
SPEED THE PLOUGH.
SONGS,
{" Bay Of Biscay o! :,
{" 4 Frog he Irould q 1cooiny Co.
RECITATION,
Alexander's Feast,
The POuuer Of Music
% which W Il be added, the admired
FARCE, Of
The bee Hive,
COX, One Dollar-Pit, Seventy i've Cts
Children, Half Price.
Curtain rises at six O'Clock.
MP Tickets to be had at the Thea
e, at Robert Gray's, and at this "
ire.
Smoking is NOT allowed in the theatre
be theatre will be made comfortabi,
arm.
February 30
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{ ash for Furs.

The highest Cash Prices viii be give
by the subscriber for az kinds of Furs.
SIz:ua d. Harper.
January
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" God for Sale

February 90
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CIGARS.

Just received and for sale,
Ten thousand FIRST quality spanisi
CIGARS.
Vim Decasshn.
Feb nary 81 OF
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THlS is to give notice that the sub
scriber hath obtained from the Or
phans' Cour, of Charles county, in Md.
letters of administration on the person.
al estate Of William Turner. of Jonathan,
late of Charles county, deceased: all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the first day Of
April next; they may otherwise, ~ law,
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this the twenty
first day Of August, Ammo Domino eish-
teen hundred and seventeen,
JOHN TURNER, Adm.
August % stuth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-12
Sales at Auction.
n, W,dnssduus and Saturdays


WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
N extensive and general ass1r'!hei'
of seasonable Goods, OF BRUSH
French, German, India, and D'mesl,c
Manufacture, which will be well selec T.,
ID. and well worthy the attention u
town and country merchants and others; ;
a, the undersigned will be abunaan.iy
,uppIied from the manulactors and =, tae'r
friends in Boston, New York and rhlla-
Ielphia-which will give to gentlemen az
,pportunity of laying in their goods : On as
rood terms as they can be IN those cues
taking into view the difference OF h1'
change, etc. etc. .od.
The particular description OF gooas
will be advertised in the papers OF the
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal advances made if desirable:
John Jackson & 20.