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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
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Inleger vita, scelerisque purus.

PIED, near Charlotte court-House, on the 9th inst.
mr. JAMES WHUNT, incOnseauence Of severe bilious
disease Of Ave days continuance His suTeTin1s tho
poignant borne with all the forttnde Of Philosophy
and the resignation OF Religion and his passage to
teTnity strongly marked with that meskness which
= the offspring only Of sincete piety aud confident
teipaton OF future happiness. tie was respectable
member OF the Faculty aud always observed liberal and
exemplary department TO his professional brethren who
will long remember with delight many other virtues,
which formed conspicuous features IN his chaTaeter.
aeconate wife, and numerous relatives and friends
bsmoan nIos.. but they may soloy no as0asasfablt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
BOstOn, June q.
VISIT OF THE PRESIDENT

The inhabitants of Boston Yesterday
assembled in town meeting to adopt suit
able meassuresf for testifying their high re-
spect and consideration for The cIIarac-
ter OF the President of the United States,
and to make such preparations as would
render his visit to this metropolis agreea-
bic and satisfactory.
The following gentlemen were appoin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
NEw-YoRK, June o.

We have seen a letter from ST. Tho
mas ofthe 22d ult. stating, that the Roy
al Spanish Fleet, from Cadiz, with 1000
troops, had arrived at Marguerite, and
compelled the fleet under the command
of Admiral Brion TO quit that place. Part
OF the Royal fleet passed st. Thomas for
the ieeward. on the 2lst of Nav.
We learn by the brig Clarissa Chai-
borne, arrived Yesterday, that the new
Governor from Holland had just arrived
at st. Eustatla, who Immediately issued
Proclamation, declaring that port open
to all nations and inviting an intercourse
with all.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
USEFUL INVENTION

MT. c. Deaning, of Burlington, Vermont,
advertses, that he has recently invented ar,
Engine for making brick, by one or two horse
powers. 1t is stated that on moderate calcu.
lat!on, this engine will make the mortar. and
strike from ten foffteen hundred brick Der dan.
the usual manner, being harder pressed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
NEWPORT. Or. ~ June ?.

A Resolution was offered by Colonel
Christopher G.. Champlin, and unani-
mously adopted in town meeting, autho-
rising and requesting the Town Council
to appoint Committee, to consist of six
persons, to provide for the reception and
accommodation of the President of the
United States, at his expected arrival, and
during his continuance at this place, on
his tour through the Eastern Section of
the Union, in a manner evincive of our
attachment to the Union of the States,
and our high respect for the Chief Magis-
trate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

Communicated
" SO fades the lovely blooming flower
" frail smiling soace OF Al hour
DIED. in wosdford county Kentucky after a Iinret-
ing illness Of eight weets, Mrs. MtKv woopso> wife Of
Philip Woodson, jr. Of Goochlsnd comfy Va in the 18th
year OF heI age She bore her protfacted sueriu1s with
degree Of patience and seldom Witnessed and
unsy sunk forest with that resignation
late husband two infant children and
ana friends, to bewail her nntinely and irreparab,e
'o''- tFraakJort k.) Argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

Philadelphia. yhe highest degree of credit.
Each piece has the following inscription:
Presented by the Citizens Of baltimore TO
CON- JOHN RODGERS. in testimony of their
high sense Of the important aid afforded b. him in
the defence Of Baltimore, on the I2th and l3th of
September, lSli"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
!" Fact, are stubborn tdi,r, .

The utility and necessity eftbe repula-
ton lately directed by the Secretary of
the Treasury, " that portion of ali good,
imported, subject to adraIoyem o,I;es
shonidbe examined to ascertain the ouout;t,,
and qualities Merecf," has been already
tested. In one invoice that underwent this
scrutiny last week, we understand there
were twenty six packages found of a fran
duIent character, being inv0iced and en-
tered as Chocolate, Connected Citron
GentIan Root, Gum Lac, Orange Peel
&c. They were found to contain. he,
sides these articles, upwards of seventy
small boxes sccreted therein, containinS
Seving Stks, Ribbons, sin lStockin0s SIN
Vefcets, Prnssian Blue, Boots, Shoes Re- to
the amount Of FIRE Thousand Dollars -
We trust that a strict and vigiIant attenti-
on to this regulation, by acompeient Off
Ger, Will be uniformly practised, that me
HeUeH"e may be secured, tie honest imDorte,.
protected, and Domestic manufactured hare
a far chance in their struggle for eristence.
We believe there is every disposition ON
the part OF our revenue officers to pursue
the same vIgliant system, which dennncia-
lions will moi be able to check. nor iuter.s-
ted Glamour weaken. On. Y. Nat. Ads.
Baiti'nore Jpne IO.-The brig Gustayus.
Captain Dole, for New Orleans. left This
port this morning, having on board. as
passengers, Gen. WILKINSON. his son
and sixty other persons.
IMPORTANT PRESENT.
June l2.--Arrived here YESTERDAY Il, The
Brig Margaretta Capt. Gardner from Ion
don, six beautiful young cows and one
Bull, of the Devonshire Breed together
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
;sa4 SHIP NEWS. %szx

PORT OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Arrived since our last,
Brig Thomas, Packhart, New York .-scbys u,,,ts,
rearson, Philadelphia Dolphin, Renalds. Norfolk
Franklin, Creighton, Baltimore; Jane Creighton do
CLEARED,
Scnrs Narnat, Banks, Baltimore Warrington Middle.
.on City Pont John. Burk. do. Remittance Trayer,
New-fork Rising states. Cole, do. Elizabeth Toliy
40. Ladies Delight, Smith, DO. Washington Morri.
sea. Norfolk; Betsey, Robinson, do; Sidney -. r.
Denton Ploughboy, Fleet York River; Edmund Doug
Shops, Union, Middleton, Norfolk Richmond Cr,,
ety-Point New-York Packet, McCleave, New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

We are enabled to state. on authority
entitled TO tile fullest credit, that the Ge-
neral Government are desirou. of nepo-
eating with the Cherokees, an exchange
GLANDS on White River, for all the ter
ritory claimed by that tribe within The H.
mlts OF Georgia and Tennessee and, that
General Jackson and Gov. M'NIinn of
this State, and General Merewether of
Georgia, have been appointed Com.nis.
sioners TO effect the exchange by treaty.
Kno1. Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

We have seen paragraph in several of
the newspapers (say the Editors of the
Connecticut Couran0 stating that we had
purchased of Noah Webster, Esq. the
copy right Of his Spelling Book. We
wish the public 10 be informed that This
is not the fact, and that we have no in
terest in it whatever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

ERRATAIn the case of the AHorney Gene
dd VS.. Andrew q Jane Broadus, in our paper
court, in the 5tb line up, FROM the end of the
decree, for " demands'-read, demurrer
and
In the case Of Hide VS. Roberts, ct. al, i'm
our paper Of the 22d Of the same month, in the
I'D line Of the Sd paragraph, Of the opinion Of
the chancellor, for fheir"-read "iheHr-in
the 9th liae ofthe 9Th paragraph, for might
read " aust"--in the LIST line of the 9th para.
grapg, for " migIt'--read =" prust"--and in the
sth line ofthe 18th paragraph, for g natisnaI"-
read "natwdl."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

!, alabama Territory, &c.-We have thrown on
the last page of this paper some useful topo-
graphical information on the south western dis
irict OF the United States. The reader will
bear IN recollection that the portion of the
late Mississippi Territory not annexed 10 the
State of Mississippi is established by an act Of
the last Congress, as a territorial government
by the name of AIdban,d.--St. Stephens is the
present seat ofgoyernment. This nov terrific
lis bounded as follows :"Reeiuninp at a
point where the line of the 3Ist degree OF north
latitude intersects the Perdido river: thence
east TO the western boundary line of the state
OF Georgia thence along said line TO the south
ern boundary line of the state of Tennessee .
thence west along said boundary line to the
tennessee river; thence up the same to the
mouth of Bear creek thence by direct line
to the n. W. corner Of Washington county /:
thence due soutli iothe Golf Of Mexico thence
eastwardly, including ali the islands within six
leagues OF the shore, To the Perdido river. and
thence mp the same To the beginning. DIR
Bibb OF Georgia has accepted of tie appoint.
ment OF governor ofthe new territory.
We have received letter from Fort ST
Stephens May 9Th, which states that the emf
gratiOns 10 that place and the Alabama river
was very great. st. Stephens is improving very
fast. Cotton is the principal staple ia the com
try. Ia is now worth % cents casb.--CoTn IL
81 0per bushel, and scarce"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

MARRIED, In Brunswick coHnty, on Thursday, 2Dth
May, Dr. I'm. Wifhers to MISS Eiis0 dngusta Siifh,
daughter Of Richard stilh, Esq. Of that County.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

We learn from Captain Hamilton of the
nrig Factor, who bring. the latest intel
lgence from Rio Janeiro. that NOTHING of
importance had occurred in that BRO
vince. An expedition was fitting out and
troops embarking, TO go against Pernam-
Duco. lier. lido.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
June ".

nEsIRABLE LOTS-FOR S4LE.-On FTIJsv d..
- Tth inst. at O'Clock, ON the premises viii
ne sou, without reserve, of GROtjND ying 90,
and 9th streets that elegant hill north OF and sa
!onins NsUp HiH and near the Lots Of Mr. Jndah Nj,
mtcou ana others.-Ihs property possesses an exten-
10 SOFT purchasers. $500 ~ -"'s
IerMs-i, aud years credit approved endorsed na
gotapie notes and deeds will he reouired ~,
cure me payment which are to carry interest from the
ByoTder Of Mr. Benz. Mosbu Trustee ,,,,5e. ..
sptH Of Richard Crouch. decd ''e
J. BROWN, JR. & w. FINNFY
, peDdne- Masters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
From the Albany Argus.
CANVASS OF VOTES.

STATE 81 NeU- f0fk, SIS.
We, the Secretary, Attorney-G General,
Comp troller and Treasurer of said state,
upon the canvass and estimate of the
votes given at the lest election, for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor, returned to
the Secretary's office, agreeably to law,
do determine, declare and certify, that
DE WIT CLINTON, was, by the great
est number of votes given at the said e.
lection, duly elected Governor; & JOHN
TAYLER, bv the greatest number of
votes, duly elected Lieutenant Governor
of said state.
Given under our hands at the Secreta-
RVS office of said state, i'm the CITY of
Albany, the sixth day of June, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and seventeen, and in the
forty-first year of the independence
of the United States.
CHAS. ID. COOPER, Secretary.
M. V. buren,, Attorney Gen'I.
ARCH'D MINTYRE, Compt'r.
GERRIT l.. DOX, Treasurer.
Reorganization Of Votes for Governor and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
Recdptntdtion Of Votes for Cove,
Lieutenant Governor.
1910 l,479 4l,26o

John Heath, Esq. late Captain in the
Marine Corps, is appointed by the Presi-
dent to be Consul ofthe United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17
VERY VALUABLE LAND-FoR .s1ZE

Sfx
~, Egnths G. the Tract Of Land formerly owned n.
vi. turner Southall, dec the City ofRicbu,ops
sytneuihes called the Brick House and so,nermes M.
ntthdm ITacf. will he offered for sale on the pyerri
~ Pnpe auction. OH the 10th day Of Auvt,st rey,
O'clock, ar fair, IL not, the fair day) and The
sae viii De continued every fair day Thereafter mia
he "noie Land or Sufiiciency thereof he SOLD ii,
o's " various sizes, on credit OF and rs non,hs
pasa"e IN equaiinstaments. Negotiable notes rtb ar
proved endorsers payable In the Banks in p,ch
ou OF Deeds OF Trust on the property Will be re,vres
sesfe me payments. Possession will be given an,
,Ie e OF those legaiees ofthe said Turner son,b, ~
ae. IN an action of ejectmeat the Land nov
o saie, VIII be conveyed To purchaser m,
III, Soinpylng WITH the terms of safe.
NeiiheI Mr. McConils nor MIR. Van BANDITS advcr,s.
published sometime ago, forbddine the sIe of me
anus now ofered. will prevent the sale thereof \, ;s
peeSed that ON the day Of SALE abandant proof iIi h.
oadced to satisfy the veriest sceptic that Mr. Me o,n
mas hot shadow even Of title tie Land i'm nuesiio,
az, as Ieates 10 Mr. Van Zandi, can be i,ross1
,nat IN February March last he agreed 10 as.i, ~
preparing aSuitdbie advertisement ofi,,, me ana
yoa.san Jor Sdle--And farther. that Mr. Van zardt
specsu many newspapers in which he had resolved IN
navy mat advertisement published
plat OF the Lots above referred to- win be exbibi,a
several weeks before the sale at the oic, Of Msssrs
ne.o' sEton & Co. and will the day Of sal, he snh
chase. ~ P''' ihc'neu 10 puf-
ne undersigned alone authorized to DISPOSE f The
LANDS above mentined. - " ''e
AL: McRAE
r THOS. TAYLOR.
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fCcnnpniica,ed.1

'o'aee ffoin the ss,nancs that ne gone here ,s
ed cease nom troubling, aud the weary aie at rest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

the arts and manufactures-extendins
their commerce to every sea-already
powerful, and rapidly increasing i'm popu-
latiOn, have every inducement and every
means whereby to perpetuate these bles-
sings to the latest posterity.
The honorable termination of the late
war, whereby the rights of the nation
were indicated, should not lull us into
repose-.the events attending it show our
vulnerable points, and it is in time of
peace that we ought to provide by strong
works for their defence. The gallantry
and good conduct of our army, navy and
militia, and the patriotism Of our Citi-
zens, generally, so conspicuously display
ed IN that war, may always be relied on.
Aided by such works, our frontiers will
be impregnable.
Devoted TO the principles four gov
eminent from my earliest youth, and sa-
tistied that the great blessings which we
ENJOY, are, under Divine Prov idence, i'm
putable to that great cause, it will be the
object OF my constant and Jealous efforts
to give 10 those principles their best eff
fiect-should ], by these efforts, contri-
butte IN any degree TO the happiness ofmy
fellOw-citizens. shall derive from it the
highest qualification efwhich nv mind is
susceptible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

We understand that Mr.. Adams. our
Ambassador at the Court of London. was
expected 10 embark about The 2d Nav.
on his return 10 ibis country to assume
the office OF Secretary of State 10 which
he is appointed. We hope he NAV reach
home III time 90 meet the President on
his visit III this town. Bos. Dai. ADJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

ElOLilNG CLOTHS.-An assorIuet,tof 8oIting flofLf
Of an approved quality last received ard Tor .ai.
ny, ADAMS < van LEV.
I-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-17

'ht subscriber will practice law in The Superior 95
and King william HFcToR nAvis'u
Hanover June ~. Ios,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
UANILT0N'S WORM DIES
THOYISG LaXENGES.

Winch have cured an immense num-
,er NJ persans OF bath sexes, OF every age
md in every situation, OF various dan
.eross complaints arising from worms
Ind from distractions orioalness N then
stomach and bowels.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to Others Of similar titles so corr
monty complained Of, as operating VIII
violence on the contrary. particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and rettectlv IT 1t
contains nothing out wha' isconstituton.
nocent, and is also mild in its operation
arnot iniure the most delicate pregnant
adv or the t.nlerest rnfani of a week old
should no worms exist In the body; bn
will. without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach an bowels. of whatever is tou
or offensive. aud thereby prevent the pre-
ouction of WORMS, aud many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particularly
eticacious n carrying of all gross hu
mours aud eruptions. fcverish and billion:
complaints. AID are the safest and mild
sst pargatiYe that can be used on an,
occasion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Notice.
Jan :

Rarsway from the subscriber in c.,
wallis's Neck, negro woman r,rs
Phillis. formerly the co1k and naIs
vom., of Captain Richrrd S'One., ~
o. Broad Creek have heard She v;d,,
to get to Philadelphia. | will Civ %,
Hundred Dollars if taken in or a.sT
Philadelphia: Twenty 6se II taken j. .,
about Baltimore, and Fifty DolIs., !;
taken in Aleyandria or neishb9rhooi. al
secured in any Jail so that | Get Ter !.
gain. heard lately she va. seen !,
Washington with her free hus.ald, VI,
call hiaself William Adams.
Joseph n Sionesre {.
FEBRUARY 90 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
Notice.

,.any has been 81 ret undei fhs q
7r'HE QUaNHc0 W'REHo' ~
pMPaNY. h" have erected. one m
low the town Of Ddmf ie> large Az
nvelient Warehouse on Qaanhco crees
" the storage If flnu. grain, etc who
,rehouse will be ready or the recepfio2
produce on Monday the third Of Feb.
ext The trustees of laid Company ha,';
apcinted Z-bulon Kasket their Agent.
attend the said Warehouse. to receisr
.oduce on storage and grant receipts tor
We ,ame. And fr the prompt deHTe' y
f all articles recPived in the said ware
house BY their agent. (fre alone excerpt
~d) the COMPANY hold themselves boand'
III persons deposirlng Hour. gram. etc,
must paw, before taken away, the foiio"
Ing storage, viz. For each barrel OF -four
Is cents if If remains in said sarehouse
yer 1 DnG,n cents; Z in the same pro-
porticn to- me time NAV remain. For
leach hushel of wheat or other, grain two
cents if it remains over one month three
cents aud in the same proportion tor
the time il NAV remain. Aud for all ar
| ticles of merchandise reasonable stu.
age only will be demanded Persons
,toring ..nour may have il inspected, or
NOT, at their option. If not inspected
the agents receipt will specify the brand
aud the state Of III. barrels The wei chi
Of one bushel wheat, running measure OF
each load or parcel Of wheat. All anti
Gle, stored, the sss,e IL he returned to
the owner when called for, be it flour.
wheat, other grain, etc. Customary al
'oNances for wastages tic. excepted.
Quantico arehouse is situated OF
|Quuntico Creek only two miles from
Its junction With the Potomac river. al
all tiaes navigable for lighters. There
are belonging TO this'creek sufficient
number OF lighters TO ehsnre brisk
Transportation down the creek OF all arti-
cles stored. Vessels NAV be got 10 take
produce to the district Of Columbia Bal.
|tinore. Norfolk, or elsewhere. The pre-
sent frcishts are-lu the distric twelve
and half cents per barrel Of -four and f.
Baltimore and Norfolk IS cents from the
mouth Of QIantico. The proximity If
This warehouse 10 large extent OF cDun
,rv, added tn the goodness of roads
aiding TO il from the westwa being
lIil,,e inferior to paved ones. Ii being
found by sctuSl survey little more than
rs miles from Hay Market to Doulfres
uill, it is confident, believed by the
sus,ees, BY this roai greatly lessen the
Expense of transportation Of produce
ieyen 10 tie G,,ifict of Culumtis, and
hey pledge themselves 10 tie p bic 10
use every meaas within their power to
i've satisfaction.
limnthy Brundige
George " llliams
John Linton
James Deneale
VIM. 4. Llnton
Frapcis II. Huntington
William Smith
Trustees of the Quar- tico " arehouse
Company.
jar % pO4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
W anted,
Land, for Sac

4 tract or parcel OF Land, containing
between two and three hundred acres.
on the north s,de Of Occoquan. in Fair
fax county. about S miles west 81 Deco
guam mills. 1t is well watered with ne
yer falling springs, il is also we'll tiubeI,
d, anu the great quality of fur timber
on it renders it the more valuable to any
person in the coopering line. This lard
\, Of the middle soil. ard produces corn,
wheat or any other grain tolcyab!e we'll
there is abput 100 acres cleared and IN.
he good fierce. The Improvements are
a g dwelling house s other on, houses
a Il good apple orchard Of about sixty
ees.
Also,
One other tract in the same county,
within three miles 81 Occngl. !ylsg on
Sandy Run. containing ~ acres-'ne
halt in cultivation and under good fence,
the remainder heavily timheret. there
are on the premises IN eid framed dwell
Ing bouse and out houses and an apple
richard Of Eighty bearing trees.
Any PEI sos Inc!iaing 20 purchase can
yie~ the 7 ranises aud know the tSTnS
" applyin. to the subscriber Hhc lives
near them.
Thomas GoSsom.
November 50 Snrnrn--
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
april "a

IN CHANCEHf.
Colin Aud, complainant against
John Mills. junior, Noblet Herbert ant
Alexander Baggott. deff's.
The defendant John Mills. junior. not
having entered his appearance and giver
security according to ;he statute and the
rules Il this court, AID it appearing tr
the satisfaction Of ;he court upon afIida
Wit, that the scid defendant john Mills.
junior, is not an inhabitapt Of this , ;,
|;ric,: Oh motion of the compIa nant b,
his counsel, if is ordered. tina, the said
defendant John Mills. junior, do appear
here on the first day pt April term mex,
and enter his appearance TO the suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES
of the court and that the other defend
ants Noble; Herbert and Alexander Bag.
got. do not pay away, convey or secrete,
the debts by them owing to. or the estate
or effects IN their hands belonging 20 the
said absent defendant John Mills. Junior.
uutil The farther order or decree OF this
court; aid that copy of this order be
forthwith published Ter two moaths sue.
cessIyeiy in one Of the public newspaper,
published in this county, and thai anu.
9her c.py be posted at the front door Of
'4e court house of SAID county.
Copy-Teste.
q. DENEA..E. c. c.
January % lawam
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Just Received

Price s dollars bound and lettered
the new and complete life Of oar
Blessed Lord Z Saviour
JESUS CHRlSJ,
Continuing an authentic aud full account
of all the wonderful transactions, suffer
ings and death of our
GLORIOUS REDEEMER.
With the lines. acts and suferings Of hi
bolv Apostles, Evsngelists, Disciples, &c
ineisdiag the lives OF st. John the Bap
tist, the Virgin Nary, and many other
eminent persoas, and prinatiye CHRIS
tians.not to befound in any other work o
the KIND by
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-25
For Sale.

vi JAY,
!g>HAT substantially built & elegan'
Il ly finished three story Brtck D;ce.
ling House on Watershed, formerI'
the residence of the late DR.. henneils
With which will be sold, either conjoini
y or separately, the adjoining vacan
Lot, &c feet frsGt and l20 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accomme
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold pryiousl,
to the 18th OF May next, 1t will then b'
for Rent and possession given immcdi
ately thereafter.
Application my be madeto
j. l.. M'kenna.
april "a dStN aawti