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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

NEW MILLINERY sroRE.-;irs U-YTTE respect.
fuy aco,aius the inhabitants of Richmond and its
VICINITY that e has taken the bose lately occupied by
James ,'arrs& Co Apoihecary Store few doors
hei"w IL. Beilrayern where she will this day open All as.
sortmeEt of
Open aud plain Straw Bonueis
ielhnrn ard Chip Flats, Of the frs; qualities
Misses Straw and Willow ronnets
Genliciarn's LEGION iInts;
5tso. small supply OF Capes, Collarets, Gaps, Rid
cuics. Lace and Sk Shawls Ribbons Ac--tpgether viii,
B'nnes made To The mostarp'oved fashions. and in the
neatest possbie n,slner.
Mrs. WHITE who may iayor her with their
CUSTOM that she viii use every exeron to merit porti-
on Of taeir paircsage-
iis her intention TO procure the newest fashions Of all
the Cities so soon as they can be obtained after
their introduction.
n Country LADDERS are invited to give her CALL as
she intends keeping regular supply of different quail
ties Straw Her terms will 6e equally low ilose
ther Stores.
July ~. 2I-S
NOTICE. hereby iorwarna AN PERSONS ITom tracing
for Bond, executed hs me to Richard Boalten,
for the sum of -four hundred dollars dated the loa OF
March, is1 and payable he 10th OF September thereaf
ter.
! do not conceive myself bourd To paw the said bond
asst was svenor the purchase Of NEGRO, which is not
by any such said Boalten warranted be- and
W. ANDERSON.
.nly II. l9-w5ws
YAMES RIVER LAND ron saLr-The subscrIber
81 having concluded sell his Trnct Of Land 10 ma.
ble him to 90 more eytensi,ei ints the mercantile line
the ensuing Fall will offer sale land in the county
of Powha,an containing 900 acres Ivy survey made in
low Fine Mills two above Judes Ferry two from Wood
berry Mills aud eight from Powhaan Court house-bav
lug the necessary houses for small family, aud many
springs oteScellent water.
The above be sold privately by applyingto
the shcrberf not viii be offered AT public auction
ON Friday tue stb day of August before the front
door of the Beil Tavern. in the City of Richmond.
Terms made known nv the subscriber, living az Fine
Creek Mills pow haan county, in the City OF Rich
noud, on the day of sale.
Those wishing to view the land. viii apply to the sub
scriber. RORERT PIEASANTS
Powhatap. 1nly ls. 2i-tds.
ENOR SALE-A very valuable TRACT OF LIND
containing about 32i acres, within abou, one mile and
half Of The Brook 76tsrn, and handsomely situated in
healthy aud agreeable neigbbrrbood. A part of this
Land is veryfertile-more than half is in wood and
the greater part of that DdGbie Timber. There is al
so niths Land fine spring of excellent These
advantages with that ola good road The city ofRich
niond) make this very desirable Tract Of Land and
worth the attention OF those DESTROYS yesng money in
real estate.
For TERMS, which win be very accommodating ap-
ply to Mr.. J. Owen at the Brooke Tavern. or To
Momcwre, Robinson 8 l'ieasanfs.
Maybe. Aft
VHSOPuS MILLSTONFS.-Th Subsc ribers will he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

williamsburg, JSlyiI. l0st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

NOfiCE.-1hs Assienees Of Wight 4 Harris having
been furnished with Funds, are ready to pay the re-
naming Three hhs " he balance Of the debts which re
manned unpaid after the 6ha dividend Of said Rsate-
They are also furnished with funds the payment Of the
balance sf Ire debts proved against iiez t. Wight indyid
ually. Apply nd the COuuting-fiOuss Of JOSEPH
BARN. d. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

Ofthe President cftbe United .States t. IKE
Adtress t'om tie Society Of Cincinnati.
To HIS EXcELLENCY Gov BROOKS,
President Of tie Cincinnati eff Massaciu-
sets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

Great preparations have been made at
Ipswich and Newburyport for the recep-
ton of the President. a Cavalcade of
Citizens, and regiment of Cavalry under
Col. Coleman, are TO proceed TO Ipswich
to meet the President, and escort him i'll
to Newburyport. Arrangements have
also been made at Portsmouth, Saco, and
Portland, for suitable reception Of the
President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

E{2H SALE That valuable farm. about one mile from
D. ihe b9wlrg Grsen in The county of Caroline. ca lea
nO1 VIZ VcdRIBR, containing between ~ aud
1900 aIes-ahout of tclearcd inclined to oar.
chase viii give IN their terms to Col. A. Ritcle Of ~.
sex py me e OF July, stating the prices they willing
70 give aud e terms NJ paymentthey desire pro
positions will be acted on in July ny ibe subscriber.
ARCH'D. Il. RUPFIN,
Hauser-Iolcn, Stokes
County, N. G..
April 81 IO0-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

i AND AGENCY.--A. IarHAN, Of Chilicothe. (Ohio)
VIII transact auy agency business specting andsin
tha quarter Of the counry-as purchasing entering sci.
s paJing over taxes or giving information TO its 81
tuaion, quality. &C.
hgere"ccs r.. Patton, jr. PSI. Fredericksburg; No.
ses Phisbury Esq. Petersburg Charles MITCHELL Esa
iai'ln"fe Charles Chauncey Esq. Philadelphia J. VI.
$500 shd Thomas Fessenden Rsrs. NewYork; Geo.
mn is. a,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

NOTICE. hereby forwaTn all pei from ua0,ng
~ for Bond, executed hy to Richard Boaten,
for the sum of four hundred dollars dated the loth
March, isi7 and payable ihe iutb OF September herea
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July ~.
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do not conceive myself bound To paw the said bond
as was givenior the purchase of which is
by any means such said Boaen warranted to be- and
shall certainly refuse to do until compelled by law
VIZ. ANDERSON.
,nlY IL. lauhw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-25

NEW MILLINERY sroRE.--'irs. UfFTT.: respect
fully acaiiaints the inhabitants of Richmond and its
vicinity. that sire has taken the bouse laeI, occupied
James ,arris& Co. Apoihecary Store few doors
he"w tl;e Bciliavern, where she will this day open
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
M COUNCIL,

AIerandria, May 20.
Ordered, That the superintendent of
police do reset the side stones and gut.
ters on Prince street between Alfred
and Patrick streets, an1 charge the ex.
Pense to the foarth ward.
Ordered, that the superintendent of
police do repair the gutter at the in.
te'section of King and Patrick streets.
so as to remove the nuisance at prcsan,
existing thereon, and charge the OK.
p2Dse 90 the third ward,
Ordered that the superintendent Of
police do carry the order Of the 10th Of
April last respecting cutters, on ROYAL
street into full effect, proyiled the pro
prietors oi The ground on both side; Of
Royal street do gree 10 the paymcn, Of
the ex99uss tOv seilingthe side stones
ana m case Of their declining to do 50
the superintendent Of police is to cause
the gutter to be completed in the mode
ne thinks mos; eligible 10 remove The
nuisa &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
FROM THE NATIONAL IsrELLIeEwcER
AI,6ike. Anr,k l2.lsl7.

"A'VHGi aqua =, 1911.
{" AS you guessed, our territory has
been divided and So it ought to be.
Alter all that may be said OF fine bar
rens and SScGmPS, there is much rich,
very rich land, The aliuvions OF the
Nile or the Mississippi do not exceed
some OF our Alabama lands. The scar.
city OF corn and other provisions has
checked emigration but the importa-
tions from New Orleans have already
reduced the prices, and they will be yet
Iower- The trade and commerce Of
Mobile are rapidly increasing. Wees
innate the impor,atons of last year,
chiefly coast-wisc from Boston, New
York and New Orleans, at million Of
dollars.
During the last six months,l7oo bales
OF cotton have been shipped at Mobile,
and about the same quantity remsins TO
be shipped. The imports and exports
of the present year will more than dou-
bic those of the last. The trade OF
Madison county will be TO Mobile. They
have explored the navigation to this
place end the agent Informed me, tia,
The merchants of that county calculated
their loss at $4,000 dollars The last year
BY not shipping TO Mobile the goods
purchased at New York.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
FROM PORT Az PRINCE.
Charieston 6. c ! Mau M

Charleston Is. May IL.
BY an intelligent gentleman who az
rived yesterday from Port-au. Prince,
in the Dutch ship SusauDah, we learn
tina, about the 22d of April, the Anne
rican Consul, Mr.. Taylor, lett that
place, having previously struck his flag
and resigned his situation, an account
Of the cargo of an American brig hay
ing been condemned by Potion What
were the grounds of this condo mnation,
we have not learnt.
BY the same source we gain the intel,
Iigence' that the Carthagenian Tor in.
dependency privateersmcn, are much
lncenssed at the Haytian governmental
consequence Of their having condem-
ned and sold several Spanish prizes,
sent in by them. These cruizers had
therefore declared and commenced hos.
'ilities against Potion, and it was IN.
derstood they had already captured two
or three sthooners under the Haytiap
Gag.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

Ordered, that the superintendent of
police do caues ST.. Asaph street, be.
tween King and Cameron streets, to be
filed up to regulations as required
for pavire, and charge the expense to
the third ward.
Ordered, that Messrs. Morgan,
Veitch, Rhodes, and Hopkins be com
mite to examine and ascertain what re
pairs the corporation wharf and other
public property may require, and that
the superintendent of police be and he
is hereby directed TO cause such repairs
to be made as said committee may d.
rect, and charge the same 20 the gene,
raj fund, provided the expense does no,
exceed one thousand dollars
Ordered, that the account Of James
M'Guircs and Co as settled by the
committee, for experimenting the c.
rec,inn Of the new market house, be
paid cut ol the iuGG, heretofore by law
appropriated tor erecting the said bull.
ding, ard that any penalty which may
have been incurred by The said James
M'Guire for Furnishing materials for
the said building whilst acting as SUI
perintendant of police, under the 5th
section of" an act To amend an act
prescribing the duties of the superin.
tendant of police" be and the same are
hereby re pcaled.
An &C, 10 amend an act, entitled an
act more effeciu4lly to diminish the
number Of dogs within the town OF
Alexandria, was read FIRST time and
laid on the table.
Extract from the inmates,
Tes,e,
LP. THOMPSON, C, c,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

and the poor elector, fiattered on his in
dependence, on his having a vote, and
on his Importance in the State, would,
ne was afraid be caugh, in the snare,
and flung, with his fellows, like sprats,
into the fisherman's baskst--(applause
and laughter.) He would be crushed
beneath the weight of the absurd privi-
icges given to him. He however con-
sidered substantial reform 10 be ueccs-
sary, without which the sovereign could
not be safe, and the people must be op.
pressed (applause.)
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
By JOHN JACKSON 8 Co.

THIS DAY, at oA.M NJ.
AT the auction room, Union nree,,
trunk fnper 49, London chintz
Us ,, ,,
common calicoes
cafe eol'd and blk. iewing iilks
elegant Canton fix hkfs.
cotton callineres, blues, blacks and
drabs,
4 donleaics, conGfting of ginchams
chambrays, bleached and unbieached
cottons, checks, etc.
iuper NancheTler Ginghlms
1trunks cotton cambrics, difer't Qualities
jaconet and cambria mullins
cafe fuper lieam loom lhirting
Marfeilles veitings
York flripcs
8 bales and cafes German goo3s, coniiit-
lirg OF burlaps, ofnaburgs, ticklenburcs,
dowlaS.
Alio-Silk f,awls, India checks, flks, fix
itockings,g gloves and hdfs bcdtickng, boH,.
6azeens, bombaze,ts, brown linens, cotton
ihlrtlngs, gloves, mullins, lace veils, imita-
ton ihawis, etc. etc Gentlemen wilhing
TO Purchaie any of the above defsript;on OF
goods can examine them any time previous
to the fale. Every thing that is offered will
poiitively be fold. NAV az.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
ON THE CUT WORM.
Braudywime, MA sh mo. 1917.
l. p. THOMPSON, C, c

Bran6yIuine, Nm 5fh mo. 1917.
Esteemed Friend-A very simple,
but important discovery has been lately
made in retarding the progress of the
cut worm or grub, which is if possible
more Obstructive to the Indian crop this
season than that Of the last year,
BY making sharp pointed a piece Of
wood, from one to two inches in diane
ter, any lenght most convenient to han,
dle--and by dying it into the hill OF
corn near to The plants as they appear
above ground, leaving a hole perpen-
dicular six or eight inches, opened into
the ground, (or less ii kept open.) The
worm uniformity takes shelter from the
rays OF the sun, after feeding at night,
by burying itself very shallow under the
surface of the loose earth, near Its food,
in order to resume its feeding the ensu.
ing night, and by this hole being mande
Immediately in the vicinity Gifts opper.
atoms, it serves as place Ct retreat,
from which it is never able to ascend,
not being calculated for climbing so
perpendicular surface and more es-
pecially as the crumbling earth falls in
with the insect, until the attempt is Civ
en- over, and they perish in the bottom
of the holes.
Thousands of them are now perish.
ing In my Deighbourhood, by this mode
of procedure if one hole is not suffi.
Gent, more may be made at discretion
with esse and dispatch.
Very respectfully, from
CALEB ERIK.
DR.. JAMES MEAsE,
Vice President Of the agricultural
Society, PHILADELPHIA.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

There appears TO be good grounds
tor believing that the Emperor OF Rus
sia Is displeased with the treatment
which BonaFaFle has received from his
keepers. The Russian agent at St.
Helena 10 said to have remarked, that
his instructions from Alexander were
to treat Bonaparte with the same re-
spect and distinction thai he would his
own emperor. aurora.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

Gaming niafch.-We learn by the FL
della, that the Spanish Consul at New
Orleans had been caned by Mexican
officer while on 'chaDge,and that, in the
scuffie, the Consul was Knocked down.
The Mexican officer, immediately after,
made his escape.
Ibe most fashionable mode OF chas-
tisement on Change here is pulling the
nose.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
CITY TAVERN & HOTNT,

Corner Of Cameron q Royai Sfs. ot!hoS!!e
tie Afarkethouse, .fts.T andria
JESSE BROWN respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that he
has taken that well known ftand, lately in the
Poheilion of John MIaughlin- and having
made comfortable repairs and alterations,
he is now ready to receive travellers, aud
others, who NAV honor him with their com
pany-and alIIres them that no pains or ex-
pence lhall be Ipared to render heir fay DIS
comfortable and agreeable as Poiiibe
He has number of Private Parlours.
with Lodging Rooms adjoining, for the &C
commodation of Families. NAV Il 1T
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
SALES All AUCTION.
By P. G. MhRSTELLER.
TOMORROW. \, ,,a

TOMORROW, at 1 palt Pm.
Will be fold at Merchants; Wb,rf
AA5 The faff failing flip Beticy.
NSM$SSs, built in Philsdeipfia OF live
ystIs5,sE oak, copper fafened, and cop
$500, pered to. the bends; burthcn
13i tons Her inventory may be feeu at a.
ny .irne previous to the fale, at the compiling
room OF fhineas Janney. Terms will be IL.
beral, and made knows, ar the r;me and
place of iale, m,v ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
A Farm and Mill For Sale.

~ dl III anu 1f1lII l. OF IOdIC.
THE Subscriber wiflling to remove to
4 the weftern country, offers for fale, the
property on which he refides. The farm
contains about z7o acres the Target half
in wood, and the cleared land principally in
grafs and clover, The improvements are a
frame dwelling houfe barn and fables, of
itone and frame corn houie meat houie !;
and all neceaary outhouies a large apple
and peach orchard, of choice fruit; attach
ed to the farm is grift and faw mill the
grit mill has two run of Zones, the one Col
lin, the other Burr, and machinery COM
piete for manufacturing -four there is in
the mill wool carding machine, in good
order for cardimg. ALTO, with the proper
ty there is a uew ftone dltillery, calculated
to work fills and boiler, two of which
are let up in the houie and every prepare
ton for diftillidg whitley; attached to the
mill there is miller'S houfe cooper's fhop
and cooPer's houle. A further defcription
is deemed unneceHary, as the purchafer
will, no doubt, view the premifes, which
will be ihewn and the terms made known
by applying to the fublcriber at any time
Allo the purchaler can be fupplied with a
young and choice flock of fheep, hogs, and
firf rate farming utenfils Of various kinds.
AMOS FOX.
N. B. 1 will fell the whole or any part of
the above property to accommodate pur-
chaGers. A. +.
Fairfax county, miles from
the new CT. II. May, as.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

The Buffalo Gazette of the 18th, con.
taIns or 10 arrivals and clearances OF
vessels, all with full csrgoes. Among
the vessels, we find the sIoop GENERAL
ScoTF, which plies between Buffalo
and Erie.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

The Beacon, opposite Tybes light,
which has been the guide to mar incrs,
IN crossing the Savannah bar, was
blown down on the 4th inst Id.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
SO DOLLARS RENVARD

= AN AWAY from the fubfcriber re-
IN hdlng near Leetburg, Negro Man,
called James had on when ne a5fconded
dark olive broad cloth coat half worn, a
veit of dimity, and pantalcons OF cotton
cord: He is about Al years of age, feet 8
or inches high, remarkable well formed
handiome negro, very black. He was for
merly the property of MIR. George Ruff OF
I.eeiburg, win give the above reward OF
nifty dollars if he is taken fifty miles from
home In another fate, twenty dollars If
aPPrehended out OF the county. and ten dol-
lars If arreited in the neighborhood
may Il. 4w w. MASON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28
CHARLES SLADE

HAS Juf received by the fhip Repeater,
= Il via Baltimore, and the ihip Winifred,
direct to this port the remainder part of his
fPring importation of
HARD ware AND CUTTERY.
He has likewife received a further iupply of
Bar IRON,
coniilting Of fiat, from in. to S in. wide,
and from Ia in. to IA in. thick, fquare
from Ia in, to in. round lea in to / q.
Plough plates from Id. to l6 lb. etc. etc.
which makes his anortment as complete as
any in the U. States. ct. may IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

The Jpurnamcn shawl. makers il
scotland have rccsutly had an adganc.
Of As week TO Ga liz wages.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-28

The noted HENSON, SO well known al
Nottingham England, is committed 10
Cod Be- Fields prison, for treason
able practices.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
Notice.

PARKWAY from the subscriber in Corn
ws'Gs's Neck, negro woman named
Puiiii,, formerly the cook and market
woman Of Captain Richard Stones.reet.
Of Broad Creek--i have heard she wishes
to get to Philadelphia. I will give One
Hundred Dollars if taken in or about
twenty five il taken in OF
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars il
t,ken in Alexandra or neiyiborhood, and
sccused in any Jail 50 that Get her a.
gain. heard lately SIZE was seen IN
Washington with her free husband, who
calls Mmself Nii'Mm Adams.
Joseph " S!orestrect.
February p tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
For Sale,

A CONVENIENT two story Frame
"A DWELLING, situated on Royal,
between King and Prince-streets, two
.loors south OF the Gazette printing Once
The trout house is % by so feet, has a
three foot alley in front, with good
kitchen, etc. aud runs to l6 loot alley,
on which there is an excellent Frame
Building IS by a5 feet. Possession may
se had on the 9th of May after which
tune the house will be open for ln>pec'
t;oD: and, il not sold before the sth INST
it viii thenbe disposed OF at public auc'
,inn-terms will be liberal. For parhcu'
lars enquire OF , NOW
May S Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
AUGUSTINE |. SWITH
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the Subscriber living
near Fairfax court house, on tie 18Th OF
January, a negro man named JESS-hc
is 9out sS years Of age, about feet | |
inches high, dark complexion. lie had
on when he went away dark cloth coat,
domestic cloth pantaloons and various
other cloathing. will give the above
reward ifhe DC taken p mile, or upwards
from home and secured = that GET him
again and, if nearer, ten dollars.
Susannah Powell.
Fairfax County, Virginia,
Maral 6-lo colt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
Sales at Auction.
On Wsdnesdnys and Saturday.,
WILL RE OFFEND,

WILL RE OFFEND,
It the Auction Office OH Union stree.
Between King and Prince
4 n extensive and general assor1Hcr
"a of seasonabie Go.ls, O! Enh,,
French, German, India, AID ncmcs.
Manufacture, which will be well sc!cct.
ed, and well worthy tie attention "
town and country merchants and Others;
as the undersigned will be aLCula nt!-
supplied from the rnanutaclors and tho.
friends in Boston, New York aud phi.4-
lciphia-which will give to gentlemen IN
opportunity Of laying in their goods onas
GOOD terms as they can be ia those citie3
taking into view the difference Of EI-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description Of goods
sill be advertised III the papers Il TIE
az.
ConSignments strictly attended e. and
liberal advances made il. desirable.
John Jackson q Go.
Aqctioaecrs.
November 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
Public Sale.

By virtue of a deed OF trust to the sub.
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door of tie City Hotel, on SA'
TURDAY the 18th May, at half past
- O'clock
>WO LOTS of GROUND, with all
4 the improvements thereon, situate
at the intersection Of King and Fayette-
streets. in the town of Alexandria. The
FIRST beginning at the northwest cOrGer
of the intersection of said streets, and
running northwardiy with Fayette street
one hundred feet to a ten feet alley
thence westwardly with the alley sixty
one feet eight and a half inches, thence
sorthwardly with a line parallel with
Fayette street one hundred feet on King
street, thence eastwardy with King st.
sixty one feet eight and a half inches to
the beginning. The.second beginning at
the north west corner of the intersection
of the aforesaid alley with Fayetve street
and running noythwardly with Fayette-
street sixty six feet seven inches, thence
westwardly and parallel TO the said alley
and King Street one hundred aud twenty
three feet five inches, thence southwark
ly and parallel to Fayettc street sixty six
,teet seven iEchcs to said alley, thence
astwardIy with said alley uae hundred
and twenty three feet i've inches 10 the
TERMS, $1,000 in hand, and
the balance on credit of 6, IL and Is
months, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes, together with a Iien upon the pro-
perry. NM. iiH''nnhl l.; I'M
Trustee.
p. G, .NarStCIler, auct'r.
april IL dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-07
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NETILL be received until the 10th o.
w May, Tor the Carpenters Work
Brick Work, aud Brick, of u new Church
% be erected for the use of ST. paul's
congregation. A plan will be shewn, and
further particulars explained, on app!ica,
tion to the subscriber, who will also treat
TOR Lot of Ground which may afford a
suitable ssite fur the building.
DANIEL MCLEAN,
On behalf CT the building Committed
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