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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-02
Burr Mil Stones
Consisting OF

STATIONARY tRIltLES,
CONSULTING OF
Superfnc folio 4 quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain bes: velum and COM
mon foofscap paper, drawing, log, iron.
monger's, large wrapping 4 plotting do. +;
a large quantity Of quilts of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very best
inkpowder japan & India ink +; Clout's
durable do; Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed ;
best black lead and cameis' hair pencils
AMI crayons; Reeves's genuine colurs in
large and small boxes and single cakes :
pen-kniyes OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives ;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands Of all sor s ;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Mo-
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without Instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine and
common; pocket books OF every descrip
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wa
and waters; sand and pOunce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files and laces ;
violin strings, German 4 Roman; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals !; plated
spectacles Gunter's scales and diyIders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
u great variety Of room hansln2s.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
A good assortment Of charts; B!unt's
West-lndla Atlas coas, pilot ano Bow
di:ch's navigator, of the latest edition /;
fine toned German flutes, with books
of instruction for do. aud all other In
strumeAts; a large assortment OF mu-
sic 4 music books; merchants account
books of every descriptions record ditto;
cyphering aud copy books copperpIate
comics OF very superior kinGs bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books II
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
binding-ail the Greek Il Latin school
books and classics now in use.
A general assortment OF English anc
French School Books, Dictionaries and
Gram,usrs. too numerous for inse ton
and great yariet, OF ChiIdren's Books,
in quantity, with engrasings, from the
press of Samuel Wood aud others.
NJ Bank Books Of every Mad made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
LANES KENNEDY & son.
september sEnSLu
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Attention +!

FNHIE subscriber pfters for sale at his
A lumber yard 90 MuOcaster's wharf
a prime lot Of Sd FLOORING PLANK,
and quantity OF SHINGLES OF good
quality, which he will sell low for cash
or approved paper. lie also informs
the public that he intends keeping Sc
neral assortment OF lumber as soon as /,
can be procured, ard solicits share OF
their patronage. Persons from the coun-
try wanting lumber, will find it TO their
advantage 10 call.
ELISHA TALBOT.
Sd me. 2 st
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iiauity for, placed merely on its own
bottom, much might be said 10 favor OF
il. In the first place il gives the stran-
ger lair opportunity oil talking about
himsalf; an employment, for the most
part eelirious 10 the heart both of man
and woman. Furthermore, ID shows that
'he uu,gest, as a fellow member of the
sreat human family, ieeiS lively iHte-
rest iu behalf Of every one Of that family
10 meets with. Ard fina!lv, it discovers
4 iuNd OF curious inqlisitiVeness, inhe.
rent in the casts OF none but ingenious
mo ;alS, and which, under proper encou-
ragest"n', seldom fails OF turning to SEINE
g,ot accouat. Look ye; the Athenians,
VINO were At all men the most ingenious,
had 4 Saperabundance Of this same Curl
Osi,v whilst, on the other hand. we are
told hv travellers ard vOvage5s, of GER
tain tribes now existing, who manifest no
Curio-i'y a, all; and that circumstance is
considered as Clear MAX OE their stupi.
iay.
Upon the Whole, however, If ! might
be prrmitted to give an opinion on so
nice punt. would say, that to begin
conversation win rpna,ks upOn the wca-
ther. Is the better way oi the two espc-
cisily, since the variabIeness OF our eli.
mate Furnishes a colluqaial stock of that
sort amply enoagh for the thsasandth &C.
Le'atiOn.
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IN COUNCIL-FxRRuARY 10.

IN COUNCIL-FEBRuARY 10.
The FLOWING persons were appointed
commissioners far building elections in
the different wards on Tuesday the Sd
day OF Ma ca next, for members 10 serve
~ the Common Cus4cii for the ensuing
Twelve raonths, VIZ.
AT 4. Rlodes's tavern. on Union-stTeet,
for the hrst ward.
Alexander Mckenzie
Matthew RObluson
John lancaster.
At 'e. Couucll Chamber tor the second
Wa,d.
Colin Aud
John Lloyd
John Adam.
AZ Sheihar's tavern for the third ward.
John Roberts
jacob Hoffman
Abraham Fag.
A. Joseph G. Gird's, corner Of Duke and
ST. Asaph streets, Tor the 4th ward.
Alexander Moore
1huOIas Lawrason
David Ross.
Exs'act from the minutes,
Test, l.P. THOMPSON. c.
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Fan-SaSh Making


NTETAL FAN-SASHES, of various
lVE descriptions, will be made BY The
subscriber, at lis shop. lower end OF Duke
street. The want Of Metal Fan Sash
Mandatory ia Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely telt by builders aud oth-
ers, who have been compelled to make
use Of wood, which is neither elegant nos
durable: The various forms into which
The metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and che difference iu
the price is very trining. The subscriber
has been at considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary. preparations, ana
relies on public enterprise for success lR
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can hass
them made at the same price as IT in town.
JAMES L. HOLLAND.
FEBRUARY 10
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Office.

TIME CO. partnership heretofore exist
q ing under the firm of PENN & HAN
NON, was dissolved on the Goth of April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since ard will be IN
future, under the firm of WILLIAM u
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised 70 settle the accounts OF the
foI mer firm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer TOR sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand
some assortment Ot
PLAIN and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the iolio"ing articles:
Sileboards 4 Ladies work stands
Bsaureaus lCandle stands
Tables sofas
Bed,teads IkEasy chairs
Secretary e book I Hair and moss mat
cases ls trasSes, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust
ness will be uuncluully attended to, and
al! those that please TO favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction
WM. 4 WALTER HARMON.
November
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To Hire,
Lost or MiSiaid,

WITHIN the last three days, a
w DEED from WIN. Lane, jun. 80
William Wright, for tract OF land,
wrapped in piece Of newspaper. The
finder will be rewarded for his trouble
bv leaving it with the printer.
February 2S st
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PatonS e Butcher

IN AVE received, and Offer for saleS
Ell an assortment Of TEN PLATE
STOVES, handsome patterns, finished
complete. 10th mo. )
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Sales at Auction.
By JOHN JACKSON q Co.

On WEDNESDAY, at ID A. NJ.
Will be sold at our Auction Rocmss
Union-st-eet,
10 hhds. Guadalupe sugars
IL Trinidad do.
Just received, with some few ether a.tir
cles in the grocery line.
/ IMMEDIATELY AFTER,
l case double cham levantines
horences
l senchaws-elegant goods
bonnet silks
l India sewlnSs.-lisht dye
cloth colors
! porgees
Just received from New. York.
ALSO,
Sattins, silk yelvets, lace handkerchief
Italian florence, taifatta rlbbens
IA, ga and l0-4 double chain levau-
tine shawls, rich borders
Damask silk shavls, thread laces,
Sonilu gauZe. cambria prints
Toilinett and Marseiles vestiDg
Dutch lace, cotton threads
Merino trimmings, lace buttons,
Linen cambria l. linen cambria hdkfs
Bomb@zets, broadcioths, cassiineres
Al and Cd cotton cambria.
CUrded aud figured muslIns
Black and colsred cambria
Co, DIS, vekets, fudia csttOns
Dumesti hosiery a.
Bandano and cotton hdkfs, buttons.
Conditions liberal aud made known at
sale. March 9
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Stray Mare

AN the night of the SOth December
. y broke from the Subscribers stable
q Bright Sorrel Mare, about l45 hands
high, with switch tail. walks and trots
tinely; the only mark recoliected is a
snsg in one Of her shoulders. A liberal
reward will be paid upon returning. her
either to DR. Edward o. Williams, near
Shcpherdstown, Va. or to the subscriber,
residing in Alexandria.
c. GRIFFITH.
March 2 st
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4,sS E.reiSngs CeIss House ,.,tA
SsEH.MARINiI JOURNAL. = SC
,3RT of Observation-Disclosures /.

P5R3 OS ALEXASDRIA...NARcH |.
ARRIVED,
Brig AGENT. Scigwick, II days from
n. York spltpetrc, TO Bowie 4 Eurtz,
and dry goods, e'c. to Joseph Dean and
others. SAILED,
British brig Minerva, for w. Indies
brig Two Blo,hers. fer Bostun.
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Boarding.

AIRS WADsNORfH has remove 4
EE to Pitt-street, between Prince aud
D., streets, opposite the new st. Paul's
church, where she can accommodate Ia
dies aud gentlemen with genteel board
ing January %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14
OBSERVATIONS

OA MARX 2, 27,-Ih he sabbath zgas'ynoas r
man, end not man for the Sabbnth.
Ih1sE were the words Of cur blessed Savio,,-
ana they merit the attentive consideration Of eve
~ one who regards lis duty to God. and man
Q she" conclsely Tie import Of the1n-Leti it be
observed.
i That such day as the Sabbath had been
previously made or established
= mat this day could be 40 other than that
seventh day IN which God, after he had crea-
led The world, rested from his WORK.
i That Christ, ~ the words of the text. rs werl
as IA other parts Of his Gospel, recognised i
as such.
:. That the Law or command to keep il holy.
= wen as The other nine Commandments riven
= ooa - Mount Sinai, every one OF which ws-s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned that be has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the trust of Administrator
on the efate Of JONATHAN COLLINS, late of
Scarborough 10 the county of Cumberland, Yeo-
man. deceafed, by giving bond as the law directs
He therefore requefts ak persons who are in
dsbtsd 10 the laid decsafeds eflase to make imme
diate payment; and ,hoie who have aay demands
thereon, to exhibit the fame 20
ELHHA COLLINS.
Scarbor ough, April 8, 1918.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
l. Judge of Probate &C. for the county OF Cum
beraud, TO receive and examine the claims of the
creditors TO the estate of WILLIAM MIN0T,
late Of We>throok. Housewright. deceased, repre-
sented insolvent, do hereby give notice that six
mont hs from the 9th day of April 1918, are allowed
said creditors 20 bring in and prove their claims,
and that they will ATTEND that service at the Office
Of James Neal, in said Portland on the last We'd
nesday Of this, and the four following months from
O'Clock A NJ TO 5 O'Clock, Z. M. on said days
JAMES NEAL. ! Commits
ISAIAH H. WINSLOW. sioners.
Portland, April 9th, 1918.
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House Of Representatives..
MoNpkY. Marco 20.

MONDAY Marco 90
The bill from the Senate 70 InSrea(c
the falaries of the government. was re
ported by the Committee of Ways and
Means, with an amendncnt, making pro
viilon, tha. the increafe fhculd commence
or the Iit 1pri next, inaezd Of the aft
Ian. Referred to committee of the
whole.
Mr.. Holmes, of MATS from The COM
ni,tee appointed to inquire whether,
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The Committee of Manufactures re-
ported. thar the prayer of the petitions
of the Piano forte and Organ builders in
Philsd. Boston, sc. for an additional
duty on the Importation of those insuu.
ments ought rot to be granted. Accepted
a bill to increase the duties on certain
manufactured ARTICLES imported, was read
twice.
The biz Gxing on the I'd November
TOR the meeting Of the next session OF
Congress psssed-Teas 81. Nays A.
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NaF1gaflou Act
The Senate rclumed the ccnhderatIon
Of . sin csssersizg Navsgzfisa, reported
On "Wednesday.
I'VE have received a copy Of this bill.
II contains three fsaions. The hrlt pro
vides. that from and alter the goth of
September next, the ports of the United
States, ihall be and remain eloied againit
every vefTel owned wholly or an part BY
. fubjea or fubjeas of his Britannia
Majeity, coming or arriving from any
port or place IN colony or territory OF
his Britannia MajeRy, that is or fhall be,
BY The ordinary laws of navigation and
trade, elofed sgainR vehels owned by
citizens of the r. States and every fuch
vefel, 70 excluded from the ports of the
United States that ihall enter, or attempt
10 enter The fame, in violation of this at ,
ihall, with her tackle, apparel and furni-
ture, together with the cargo on board
fuch vei1eI. be forfeited to the Ucisea
States.
The ID feaion provides. Eaotantally.
sfszf s1y f-lla ssifsi eas>sing our p2Ets,
llsli. - hSs departure II laden with the
r-oaucticrs of the Ur;,ed s ates, give
he.1s nn5 &c land hev cargo al any OF the
Pritifh pog-s Pr olSed IN the drit lection
s-e re forE-., lei ackle, &c if fhe at
e1gaeg "a si without SO giving bend.
1as iecton enacts the manner of
se~ re penalties, accounting for
taee Sc
s. Barbour, King ard Macon,
Imported this bill - he queifion,
Il pass to be engr96Sd was thus de
Yeas, 32,-Nay-MF. EpPss-
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TUESDAY, MARCH II.

MIR. Cailard, Senator of S. Carolina,
was elected PRECEDENT of the Senate, Pre-
fempOre. (cTHe had 10 sjO:es 14r. Macon
II, and Dir TAFT q He was conduct
cd to the chair. and made his acknowl
edgements fer the difinguilhed honor
again conferred upon him.
On motion of MIR. Barbour, refolu
ton paiied to be engrofcd. requeGting
The PRECEDENT to prefent Sword to Col.
Richard Nj. Johnfon. as a teitimony of
the high fenfe entertained by Congress
of the daring and diftinguithed valor dis
played by himfelf and the regiment of
volunteers under his command, in char.
cling snc efentially contributing TO van
guiih the combined 8ritiih and Indian
forces under Major General Proctor on
the Thames, in Upper Canada, on the
9Th Oetober, 1919.
The annual appropriation bill was re-
ceivsd from the sioufe, twice read. and
referred 20 the Committee ct Finance.
Some ether MINOR buhncfs Was done /;
and the Senate Aclournsa.
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Frid.1r, Aprii 3.
Twenty-first State.

Il bill to author re the people of the
Mi60uri territory TO form contribution,
and for admiiIion of it into the Union,
was read twice.
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Thursday, AprIa,
A report respecting the delay in print
ing the Regieer of the officers, SC. in
the public iervics, was communicated,
and read.
a bill providing for the publication OF
the Laws of the u. S. was read third
time, and paiicd.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

n bill, as substitute for the biz, TO
prohibit the importation of slaves, was
reported, and ordered to lie on the table.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-14

AT the annual meeting in this town on
Monday the 10Th Of March last, the following
Gentlemen, viz Hon. PaEGTIss MELLEN,
Hon. WoopBURY SToRER, STEPHEN LoNGfEL-
Low, Esq. ENocH PKEBLe, Esq. lion. oAmusL
FRESHMAN, HEsRY SMITH, Esq. Dir. SAMUEL
TRAsK, Mr.. WILLIAM SWAN, and Hon. AsA
CLAp, we're appointed Committee lof The
purposes mentioned in their Report, which
was accepted al the adjournment Of The meet
ing on the 3oth ult, and ordered to be printed
and distributed for the benefit OF the town.
The subject being interesting TO other towns
also, we give It place in the Gazette that all
may profit by the usefu b ints il suggests -
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18th Congress...1 st Session


fN oLtss Il MONDAY, MARCH, 40.
The Bill for amending fbs acts for en-
forcing the neutral relations Of The United
NSfafss," was committed
The PRECEDENT Of the u. s, communi
Gated fundry documents relating to our
affairs with Spain, of dates prior to shoic
before transmitted.
The PRECEDENT, by meifage. transmitted
List Of all tie Petitioners ef TIE u. S.
and the fums annually paid to them.
The two houies concurred in refo-
luton for the adjournment of Congress
on the goth April,
A bill TO authorize the territory OF
Michigan to choofe Delegate to Con
arels, was rejected.
A refolution pafied ordering medals
to be prelented to Gen. Harrifon and
Gov. Shelby.
The bill from the other Houle to ex.
tend the privilege of franking to the Vac
cine agents, wa, rejected. rI5e pro-
1iGm zuas fbenebt unneceGary, a bad pre-,
ceieat, and spbiea IN ifSeJf to abuEs
The VicesPre6dent of the u. S infor-
med the Senate that he fhould not at
tend the Senate after this day, for the re.
nainder of the FELTON,, his private con
Germs requiring bis attention.
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we have received etlIns rom SIX towns in the
county 81 Lincoln, who voted u7eGaamousiy for
Mr.. llEAp, fer County Treasurer.
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Saturdays Centlnel contains the votes Of I43
towns, which give the following aggregate, viz
1918. 1877.
Brook. C Brook, ID.
20,l24 1902 24,o04 I6,64e
Increase OF Gov. Brooks maj, is 467.
Tie Senate of Massachusetts is composed Of
40 members. he counties OF Suffolk. ESSEX.
Worcester, Hampshire and Bristol, says the Cen
tinel, have elected 20 federal Senators. Cum
beTland has probably done likewise.
VOTES OF LAST YEAR.
The correct vote last year was as follows
Whole number Of votes "a Aoe
For Governor Brooks 4s 7e0l
General Dearborn l9a
Scattering 907
Governor Brooks Majority 8.a3I
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y Fa1tFatIFt Jpn =
The bin to amend the s&s for PREFER
wing cur neutrality, was reported, with
amendments, and laid on the table.
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Tbgrs9ay, zerI Z.

Ab2rf1dBs EPFA a.
Several local ard private bulls 4 10 IN
fereg T. ar GO - fbss part 3 fbs UnisHJ
paiied vzricus cages.
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An Act

Incorporating Company to establish a
Turnpike Road from Wiley's tavern,
in the county Of Fairfax, to a point Of
intersection on the Little River Turn
pike Road, or on the line Of the dis
trict Of Columbia. Passed February.
Ia, 1918.
DE it enacted by the General Assem-
I'D bly,, that it shall be lawful to open
books at Fairfax courthouse, and in the
town OF Alexandria, under the direction
Of Francis Peyton, Augustine /. Smith,
VIM. Moss, Johnston Cleveland, Amos
Alexander, Mordecai e Fitzhugh, Jonah
Thompson, George Deneale and James
II. Hooe, or any three Of them, for re.
ce:ving subscriptions to the amount of
sixty thousand dollars, for the purpose of
making turnpike road from Wiley's Ia
vern, in the county of Fairfax, to point
of intersection on the Little River TurR-
pike Road, or on the line of the district
of Columbia, as shall be designated by
the directors Of the company herein alter
named.
When q sufficient number Of shares
shall have been subscribed, the subscri.
bers, their heirs and assigns, shall DO
and they are hereby incorporated into
company by the name of =" The Middle
Turnpike Company" asreeably to the
act, entitled, I" An Act prescribing GER
tain general regulations for the incorpo.
ration Of Turnpike Companies,
This act shall be in force from the
passing thereof.
Richmond, March 1lth, 1918.
The foregoing is a true copy of an act
OF the General Assembly, passed Febru-
airy 18th, 1918.
WILLIAM MUMFORD,
Keeper Of the Rolls.
april 30 Il
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Bath House.

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public, that his
Bath House will be kept open during the
season, and no exertions ON bis part shall
be wanting to give satisfaction to those
who shall favor him with their custom. -
Two baths, distinct from the rest, are ex-
pressly reserved for the use Of Ladies'
who will be waited on agreeably to their
directions. r Tickets will be ready
for delivery on Friday next.
~ The subscriber has received by
the Norfolk packet, quantity OF Fresh
LINES, which will enable him to keep a
constant supply Of PUNCH, of the best
quality. L. SHIELDS.
June IL II
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June 3

A little of New-England, SC.
pUSr received and for sale BY
Cd E CORNING, YOweil's wifi.
so hhds N E Rum
40 bills do
a hhds Antigua and Jamaica do
6 do count gin
90 b6ls do
Bags Of coffee
5000 VT bacon
90 boxes Philadelphia cider
90 kegs ginger
IL do oysters
Beet aud pork
S ahds Barbados sugars
4 do do molasses
90 boxes sperm candles
s chests hyson tea
90 kegs tobacco
so bbls whiskey--and a general as
sor,ment of GROCERIES, at wholesale
and retail. TShiP Stores put up st
short notice. WANTED,
1000 bushels of yellow or yellow and
white mixed COrn-sand q small cargo oil
ThomastOn lime.
July 8 Wv
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lust Published.

VOSEPh MILLIGAN has this day
d published new edition of Urea.
tlse on being Bern Again, without which
no mau can be saved, BY oaml. Wright,
ID. d. To which is added, the Commu-
nicant's Spiritual Companion; or an E.
vangelica1 preparation for The Lords Sup.
per, by the Rev. Thomas Haweis, rector
Of AIdwiukle, Northamptolshire, and
chaplain to the right honorable the earl
OF Peterbnrow. Price bound 81 l.2 cts.
1t may be had by application to any Of
the principa! booksellers in the d strict
of Columbia. July s.
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Burr Milestone Making.
Boiling Cloths.

TINE subscriber has this day receiv-
4 ed, a large and elegant assort-
nent Of Boiling Cloths,o a superiorqua.
lity, which will be offered for sale at the
store of Messrs. Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, hlex'a, where he intends keeping
a complete assortmentin FUTURE.
Sent 6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
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Notice.

TIME subscribers to the Falls Bridge
4 Turnpike Company residing IN
FAIRFAX County, Virginia, who lately SUD-
sribed with view TO enable the Con-
pany to build Bridge across the lower
Ford of Difficult Run aud to forwasd the
Turnpike road, are hereby notified that
they are requirsd to pay 20 John lem
pleman, the Superintendent on tne roao,
or to his order, a monthly instalment OF
ten dollars per-share, to commence on
the Goth July next aud to continue It'll
the whole amount Of subscriptions are
paid up,
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN MURDOCH, Treas.
. Georgetown. June l9, 1918.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-17
Notice.

q An ready TO contract for taxing up
and repavihg Duke and Waite streets,
when the citizens owning property there
IN agree to repave the sideways al their
,wn expense, agreeaoly to an order ~
Council, dated November |, 1917, for
which purpose, and their accommodation,
a subscription paper is left with MIR.
Evan T. Taylor.
ROBr. BROHKET, Street Com.
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