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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

vcliN WINSTON has, IN addison To his former stock
q received lsohi New-fofk, " schooner superb,
scTi1nei OF RAJ . Manufactured by Uhie, Er0iRcTS
Co. pihSip"iiy ot superior q10iitg aud Iqfsyt fgSh
s2i aad AT ayenens for continued suplAits
nom the most approved manufactures in London New
lOrA and Philadelphia.
Also viii be kept regularly on hand, good supply Of
RicA'a0rd Rade H<lIS-ai OF which is one,cd OK, icc
sOnabic Terms, BY Wholesale retail.
November ~: 5Gw3m
Enquiry into the Principles aud Policy ofIhe 90
IA Vel nin.iii al The United States hy JOHN TAYLOR
ESQ. Of Caroline County Va Comprising n,se sections
under the following heads
|. Aristocracy.
? The 7.mc.pisS OF tie Policy Of The United states
and OF Ike tnglIsh Policy.
3. The Evil Moral Principles and Policy of ,he O.,
ernmeut os the United States
=. Funding.
3. L+ikng.
g. Ihs Good Moral Principles Of the United sta.es.
7. Authority.
2. Tie mode Of infusing Aistocracy ip.o,h sor a.
the Waited Siates.
0. The LEGAL POLICY of the United States.
Benjamin Warner
December IL. IS wstn
To I'm. DGVtsg Sserayt and Rssiah his irf1e 500
DaVtsy, Joseph Dayfcy Richardson, Nancy hSc6-
DO~stoSS Ddytey AID Elisabeth DGgiey, cafLyye en-
Of Sadly D1ytCy, wh1 IRE heirS and the foU,' fest
are also dcuseeS ~ fs Said JOssph Dayky deceased
'sANE NOriCE--Ehat the 25th day uf February
n next, at the tavern Of Edward Boiling, the OF
NewCanion, and county OF Buckingham. shall proceed
TO taAe the deposition OF David kuss ir.-And Oh the
ih day Of March next al the Once OF r. Henry Shore
IN the city of Richmond, shall proceed take the de.
position OF EdwardC {. Davis-whch dispositions
be read s evidence IN the suit depending in tho SIT
peror Court OF Chancery he'd at Richmond, wherein
aili plaintiff and you are defendants.
loGTs,Sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

lNLEGANr CAhiNtr FURNITURE.-CHA's C71s-
IA rAN, Cd5iaet HikFr, Fulton ST. (iaie Fair Street
items OF tie Southern States that he has pr.ucnsiiv
dapied his business for Southern demand his flfnur .
otne hFst style oi elegance, and always stdy5aRfef 81
me 5eN nc'k7ndnSiy. Tie viii with the view OF cstS
Dshng himself IA Southern custom reduce his prc,s
or orders from thence, live per cent below N,w.York
prices which viii generally meet the cost of freght =
orders directed 10 him, by letter will receive iirredi
attentonand Information given ircquisilc AZ 10 .ass
ion aud prices. 80"
All his work is made in his own workshops unser hf
personal Inspection, aud packed up hy himself vhirS
enables hun to warrant his fnrnitaTe those that mr.
please to favour him with their commands e'
Z. c. is very grateful iadies aud cerileoe, ~
the Southern States that have favored him with thei
commentator - -
NeN-l ork, Dee. :. c2,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

4 rANAGHR tor farm VIII meet Immediate EN-
poymeiit. provided he is duly qualified and has to-
tm"ny OF honesty aud integrity, application TO Mr.
James Harris. IN Richmond OF 70 Df. Jaes Jones iu
Noioway comfy.
fcbruaTy Z. pl ta,pc,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

NIoriCE-The Subscriber las taken a store.huuse
conveniently situated on OF Cary Street opposite
TO the Basin where he will transact business cuiuus
sos and Observation-Disclosures and country produce on
storage, at Reasonable LAKES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18
EebruaryiI.


1 AND FOR SALE.-The Subscriber wishes to -gJI a.
- ITact y Land, lying IN the county OF flagaua7 ~
The Rv mug River. and Adrian's creek about ~ ,ne
iTofni the town OF Columbia, and seycg nou the CONF
house Of the comfy.
81 M tract, which contains ia the while 800 ocres
mere ~ only 500 acres cleared Of which Is roo5
bottom rand bordering The rive, and crees AZ ra,f
3Vo acres " high land good tobacco land and the m
lance OF the ir.ct Well adapted the cul,urc OF corn
wheat, &c isEefy productive. and hes well generally
he iAd mas on large dwelling house wen suited To
me accommodates Of family and also Kitchen sta
hes ana other neressaryand yeneut ont ln!sc. TO-
grther With ioeTahe gocfoTchard OF frnit tTees me
dwelling honse Is heartifuy situated asd is re,rrAabis
healthy, OF which The Subscriber from his ong ~ arri
ence, can give fun assurance.
There IS On the land which win he sold with il good
AsnHactug, Grsf, and saw aliil the latter cfvbich
VIII De particularly vuIhe - ihc purchaser as 1000 a.
eIeso the land aoounds with good timber There
Is also house which has been hitherto and /, m pre-
lentsiand for business
he Whole viii be sold together, and po',esson given
t uaicyi o divided into tracts Of 500 acres as NAV
hes suii purchasers. Gnsthird the purchase lnouey
WIZ De required IN cas aud the other tUo thirds in two
annual payments.
those wishing to purchase will be shewn the land BY
my son Thomas Bernard, residing on the premises IL
whom application may he made that purpose OK 10
nyseiat The Washington Tavern, IN the oily Of RelI
Ia0ud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

CtiaNCERf .-United States Court, Fi1t6 CITcg7;
Thomas Il. EOoies administrator d.. b,,;so
'sph Snilth, Deceased, ard ofJohn Smith. deceased
,n,.xe YIQinuf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-18

II BAKsR Slrgeoc Dentist. respectfully ..for,,,
ALs the ladies gentlemen OF Richmond aud it, n
cty. that during the shot time he shall continue IN h
city, he viii he happy 70 attend them. ia bis profession
al his Messfs Da0ney * Bakers Store oop,,
site Tie Swan faSeEa-or, at their several places OF .
bode.
lie has three different kinds Of teeth each exceng IN
its kn W. ca lie engras Hpoa sinps Of decaye, teeth
or inserted there are none, from one To- seq
They fabricated from the HppopotaaGs, Natrrat
teeth aid the Mineral Paste Teeth. which are an M,
pTo,.i-nt upon those Invented in Europe their suns
oEiiy consists IN chan gns their color dcca
lie rends decayed teeth, with gold foil so ti,,,
iley become ariineas sound and as useful they ever
were.
He cieanse,, separates extracts teeth their stnmn
IN the sae.tand most approved manner, and regua,,s
chdrcn's teeth.
ehss also tooth powder, prepared nv himself fec
Ois every deleerous quality. which Ia its use not op,
polsshes the teeth but preserves them cures diseased
gums and keeps them IN a healthy state.
~ Advice given the teeth sratis.-iftendance =,
his room ill 10 A. N. and from 4. VI.
- L"q"irsrs are directed 10 Dr. 5PCar.
lGPgdTg2t s3-2avtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
MILLS FOR SALE.

'THE Subicriber having thoughts of re-
j. moving to the Wetern country, has
come to a determination TO fell his MILL
ftuated on Cat Harpen and
Little Bull Run, in Prince William county,
tate OF Virginia, = miles from Eaynlarket,
40 from Leeiburg and IS from Alexandria.
III. One Merchant Mill, so feet by 10,
tories high, firft TORY fone, the balance
frame; apair of burrs, Al and S feet dia-
meter, with Evans machinery .tomplete for
manufacturing.
I'd. ago yds. above the fri mentioned, a
Corn or Grit Mill, 81 by 40 feet, fories
nigh, hrit ftory ifone, the balance frame 1
pair OF ftones, and calculation for another
pair, and adjoining is Saw Mill-both new
built within the laft I'VE years.
"A good Dwelling Houie, fiores high,
large and convenient, and two 'imal dwell
lings, FOR coopers and mii'ers, and I'll ,he
neceiiary out buildings, meat bouie, ki'ch
en,Sable, cooper fhop, ice houie called with
ice), and feveral good fpringsoi water, to-
gether with q Isot of about r acres OF land,
with variety of fruit trees.
The itream is lafting, and affords water TO
work the mills at all feafonS, as they require
but little, having the advantage of great
fall, and alto OF working the fame water
twice, frft over a 70 feet overihot wheel,
and then over so feet over!hot one. The
property is iurrounded by a fine wheat and
corn country,,and the fociety good.
Alto can be he'd, |. ;Eeafc Lot oe feveral
hundred acres, within one mile of the mills.
A more particular Description is thought to
be unneceilary, as no purchafer will buy
without hrft viewing the property. The
terms Hiall be accommodating, and poGenon
given as foon as the crop now on hand is
manufactured and pofeion of fome of the
buildings and lots early in the fpring, in
feafon for cultivation. The title Will be a
warrantcc. For further information, appk.
to JOSEPH DEAN, Alexandria, who viii
make che terms known, or the iubfcriber on
the premiieS, who will make the title.
MhIo-st BENJAMIN DEAN.
New Hope Mills, March Z.
N. b. If the above property is not fold
by the 18th of May, it will then be offered
at public auction. A large Tract of Land
adjoining the above property will be difpo,
led o. cnSsood tfi'p'S b. DEAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

THE fubicribers having entered into CO.
l. partnerihip in the Blacksmith buiinefs
it will be carried on under the firm of
RICHARD ROCK 81 Co.
at the old itand, Union-freet, where cuflo-
mers and others can be accommodated at the
fhorteft notice. Having complete. Fock of
raw materials on hand, they will be able to
execute any orders in their line at the fhort-
eh-notice. RICHARD ROCK,
sH0RACE FIELD.
Ne B. Thofe'perions who have not fer
tied their accounts with the late firm OF
Field & Reck,will pleafc to take notice, nm
lefs payment is made by the firit of April
next, they will be put in the hands Of pro
per officers for collection; and all thoie in.
eebted to Richard Rock, will make payment
to Horace Field, as he is duly authorized to
receive the fame. RECH'D ROCK,
February as. II
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Sapt. 6.
LIND FOR SdLE,

In the County of Fairfax, about Is
miles from Aie.andria, anu the same
distance from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land rs now under good
fencing, and lies in a handsome square
of four fields, which al! concentrate
IN one yard, with new barn, Tor which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is slfFiciency of timber to support
the place for number of years there
is from $50 to 800 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling,
large enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs, large or,
chards of every kind of fruits. The "a
bovc land is good and will be sold q
great bargain, on application to
CaAS. SCOTT. .
Alex'a, King street, Aug. Is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

That elegant establishment on Jcf-
ferson street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and Eve good lodging rooms neatly f.
nished, a smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden well stockeG
with vesetabies, and best of water al
he distance of 400 or 500 yards-the
improvements ere in complete repair,
The situation very pleasant-the rent
will &c moderate, ndimmediate pos
session given--apply 10
JOHN JACKSON.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
SO DOLLARS RKWE0D
For z Negro Man, named SAND5

For Nger0 Man, named SAND
VETHO Eloped from plantation =
w John Oburn, in Loudoun couro.i
Va, near Hillfboro', on the night of the = y
of October Taft, a9 years of age, feet a .,
10 inches high, well made, rather over HE
common fze; has down look, and whcr
fpoken to, appears to TANNER a little he
has fear on one OF his wrifs, not recolIefi
ed,which was occafioned by his HAVING been
tied with a cord and on his breaf are wbelL :
or ridges in the Aefh, as is fom,tines natns
raj in the African tribe. lie WIS formerly,
the property OF Abraham YOUNG deceafed
in the city Of Warrington, aad was raiIed H.
that place, and it is probable he in that
neighborhood, as he has mother, flers and
brothers there. will give the aI9-e re-
ward Unprecedented in that place ant fecn-
red in jail, butt apprehended in Losoun
county, or at the diftance Of az miles rom
home, twenty five dollars, or a fun apo[-
toned, on thele terms, 10 the diaance \,
which he may be apprehended. Inform
ton to be directed TO the u5fcriber, nes
Hillfboro, Loudoun county, Va.
B. osBURN.
February re- 6Ay
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
Store and Dwelling to Rent.

rTHAT Commodious and delirably fitu.
i ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, Eiq. will be
rented to fuitable tenant, and po1efion.
given the firf of april next, alto attached
thereto STORE fitted up, and one of the
beft itands in this place, for either wholelale
or retail Dry Good bufnefs. PoGellion
given on the frt March. They will be
rented together, or feparately. For terms
apply to A. NEWTON, or
F.. ADAMS, Jr.
January ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
TO RENE

THE STORE between Messrs. Patons
i & Butchers and the subscribers, late
y occupied by Meilrs. Carey Bronaugh e.
Co.-PofIeilion may be had Immediately
For terms apply to
vaudeville & LARMoUR.
Nov. as.
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E9RSE,

On wnicn | now-lefde IL contains about
So acres of Land lying about one and an
half mics from Alexandria, near the new
powder houie; on it IS comfortable Dwell
ling Eoule, and necefTaIy out -houtes with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
gardens about i've acres in timothy, about
ten more iliitable ior meadow, upwards of
40 ia wheat and rye, and about ! in clover
all ofwhich lceks very promiGng. This
iaRd iswell watered, it has leverai lprins $.
on 1t inrPailed by none in the diftri6ts and
for health believe it to be tl,c'healthief in
the neighborhood, having neither chilIs
nor levers in my fairly Gnce owned it
(about years)-and for beauty, exceeded
by zone it lies on ridg:, half mIle in
view OF AiexRrdria and the river Potomac
1T IS divided into two fields, which is well
calculated tor two farms, about 40 acres
each will divide it in fmall lots to fuit
p''Tchaters. Platter acts upon this land
beyond expycfion, my laG years crop ave
ragged from IS TO 10 bufheis per acre. This
place would f1t any gentleman in town
who wllhes TO Keep clear of market and
doctors books. Or any poor man who has
to live by indutry here IS hav. clover
and ftraw enough for 1T>r 40 cows which
is profitable wheR properly managed. Por.
FELTON, can be given immedateIy. II can
be fold on very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON
ALSC-So, 900 three year old ThornS
If immediate application is made. q. A
March II
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= : = = :
HOUSES AND LANDS,
For SALE shNp 70 LET.
no LET,

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupiedby Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the first day Of
MAY. Il LYNN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND, containing 3s7
"A acres, more or lefs, lying on oooquan
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands Of Rob't .Thohp-
fon and WIN Maion. 1t is prefnmed tfoie
deGrous of pnrchafng win view the Land,
and themlelves Judge Of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purchafc money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
truft to fecure the payments.
THOMSON r. MASON.
December 10. If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
ROOIIS So SHOES

of the bef materials and in the mott work.
manlike manner. From their long practice
and thorough knowledge of the bulinefs,
they feel confident of being able to give
entire fatisfaetion to thofe who may favor
them with their culiom.
Three or four Apr ENTICES will
taken to the above bufineis.
February 26. ~
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TO LET.

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt street, near to Princess street.
Containing six good rooms, and fitteo
to accommodate one or two fapnilies
with ground ncwiy'feuced in for large
garden--two or three springs of good
water near the premises-Possession
will be given immediately--For terms
apply to
MandeUilYe s. Larmour.
SAINT &
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
January
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, containing 40
n, acres, lying in the county of Wet
moreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of ReiIicr's Creels--the greater part
ofwhich is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fuitable for Aiip- building, fre-
wood, &C. For terms enquire Of
j. F.CALDWELL.
October O. If
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
ID. BERRY and M. KlNG

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the public
IN that they continue the Boot and Shoe
Making Bufnefs, in Royal ftreet, next door
fouth ofthe Herald Printing Office, and one
door from KNIGHT. where they will manu-
faSture and keepson hand
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
MISCELLANY.

Dean Swift being snce travel
ling through England on foot,
came to market town one even
ing where he proposed putting uPI
for the night. As there had been
fair the preceding day, the town
was crowded with strangers, and it
was not without the utmost diff
Guilty he at last procured a lodging
in a miserable inn, upon condition.
country farmer should be his bed
fellow. The dean, it is well
known, could never endure a bed
fellow; but upon this occasion.
thought proper to'conceal his cha
grin, and trust to some lucky
thought, to rid himself of the far
rner's company. After they had
been some time in bed together,
the farmer began to talk, informing
his companion thatshe bad made.
some pretty clever bargains that
day in some purchases at vendue
-sAs for myself said the dean, i'll
81 hoarse hollow voice, L must
confess I have had bat very indif-
>ierent'luck, not having tucked up
above seven this assizes. 80 Why
what business do you follow p
cried the farmer. l am the hang
man of the next county, replied
the dean, You the hangman,
shrieked the countryman in a
fright. Yes, said the DEAN and
expect to hang nine more next
Saturday at Tyburn, one of whom
is. to be drawn and quartered.'
The fellow waited for no further
reply, but few out of the bed with
the violence of a man In fits, burst
open the door, tumbled down stairs
in the dark, and awaked the land,
lord with the noise, who demanded
what Was the natter Matter, >
cried the farmer, 'by all the devils
IN hell, i have been put to bed
with the hang1nan, and never dis
covered it till this instant; is this
the way you use strangers? for.
Gods sake open the door and let
me get into the street, Theland-
lord thinking him mad turned him
out into the street without breech
IS or coat, and the dean was left to;
enjoy the success of his contri-
vance.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
Mechanics Bank of Alex'a,

March a, 1877.
THE stockholders of this Inftftution are
4 hereby notified that dividend of five
per cent. on the saPital flock paid in, is this
day declared, payableto them or their legal
representatives on Friday the I4th init.
BY order of the PRECEDENT and Directors,
WIN. PATTON, Jun, Cahier.
March 6. I'm
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TO LET.

A VERY convenient tenement, plealant-
L n ly iituated or Duke freet. Enquire
of JOHN G. LADD & Co.
January N.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

King James 1. being apt to talk
to his courtiers in time Of divine
service, bishop Laud, one Sunday,
when he knew his majesty was i'll a
good humor, made full stop in
his sermon as often as he perceived
the king in discourse. His majes-
ty asking him after service the oc-
casion of,it-the bishop told him,
he could not think it consistent
with good manners tointerrupt his
majesty's conversational Then.
good faith said the king, III be
even with you I'll he mair inter
rupt your lordship's Sermon
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
no RENY'.

T'HB Dwelling Houle and Store, adjoin-
L ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
6reet-PoGefiion may BIC had Immediately.
vaudeville e. LARMOUR,
Oct. Q.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

The other day captain Of a yes
sci had a quantity of Goals to SO
on board and as a great number Of
them lay scattered about the wharf,
he thought it would be best to get
rake, that he might more spec
Oily collect them together; he
went into a counting house and en-
quired Of the merchant, whether he
could have the loan of rake for
a few minutes ? The merchant
smiled, and looking significantly
round at his clerks, said, ! believe
Z have number Of them, but not
one who will readily answer your
purpose; the captain comprellen-
ding the pun, very wittily replied,
/ think you arc quite right, sir, io1
neither Of them, suppose, would
wish to be "hauted 0Uer the
zo@h."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
NOTICE.

In the Case Of Jemima Mutt,
Admihinratrix of James Mutt, deceafed, i
gainit Jas. Anderfon.
THE Subscriber having been appointed
Il by the Honorable the Circuit Court of
the Diltri6t of Columbia, for the Coun-
ty Of Alexandra, receiver Of the debts
and effects of the late firm Of Anderfon
and Mutt, of Alexandria, hereby requires
all perions indebted to the (aid firm to pay
and fettle their accounts forthwith tliofe
having off letts, will pleaie make them APP
pear be ore matter comminioner Aud be-
fore the frf of April next or fuits will be
commenced. G.. DENEALE.
January 40.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

As a certain clergyman, who
shall be nameless, was performing
divine service i'll his parish church,
on the coast of Essex, where is a
variety of shipwrecks, and where
the people are well known to be
very fond of plunder it SO happen
cd that the alarm was given Of a
WRECK ! WRECK with which the
congregation were much more
moved than with the parsons ser
mon: he perceiying it, opened the
pulpit door, walked down stairs,
and begged they would just stay to
hear five words more; the people
conserving, the pafson cried out,
Let us all start fair
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17

about S feet 9 or Q inches high, - or aS
years ofage, light complexion, has o &c tooth
out before, fmail black whilkers, NJ, h fore.
hs2d, and is Likely well made fellow took
with him variety offclothing. which IT is
deemed unnecehary 70 particuIarife. He
was ieen II Alexandria, and imagine he
has gone On to Baltimore, and from thence
viii endeavor to get to Philadelphia, with
the expectation of obtaining his freedom.
l will give the above reward if izit fellow
rs lodged in any Jail 10 that get him again,
and pay all reatcnabIe expenies if brought
TO my reEdene@ IN Fairfax county, near A.
lexaneria. WILLIAM Pc AXE.
March =. IF
ib The editors OF the National inteIIi
gencer, Philadelphia Democratic Prefs, and
Wincheltcr CONFEDERATION are requetted to
infert the above advertisement twice week
for weeks and fend thc;. sccountsIo this
Office for collection.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
PUBIC SALN.

Or SATURDAY the 9TH day of IUNE,
NNJlLL be fold to the highell bidder, if
Wv notpreviouily fold at private lale, my
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-03-17
TO LEE.

Alex'a, King street, Aug. Is.