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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-28
Fispc the iSavaHnaA republican.
An ADDRESS TO TIE CITIZENS AND
OF TIE UNITED STATES.
INHABTTANT MIS-


To big is never pleasant office /; Coz
ii is re, olliaS to the pride 81 character,
and man generally possesses spirit al
independence which fafbit!s the humifia-
ton.
Bat there arc times. in which mo-
desI rehtctance TO ask II charity should
be laid aside: from the In, etaIive ma
ture 0f The occasion which demands it,
and in which diiiidcnce would be cen
suyaJlc - And it is IN sUci times,
Wien thc finer feelings Of oar nature
became predominant, and st;le cold
hlo0icC calculations.
Most truly is ihc present occasion OF
this character and we with poignant
feelings Of grief, declare our sincere re-
grct IN Announcing it.
IN evil has fallen on our city. unex-
pected, unforeseen. wide spread, and III
CaiCulably CalamitcuI-~-tie faIrest, The
most populous, aAd the best built part
Of Savannah. has, in few hours be-
come naked ana desert waste: MY,
ii is worse than desert---it is III ashes,
and where lately stood splendid edili
ccs, filed with merchandise, and all
The productions of taste and elegance,
are now smoking ruins and the ghast.
~ points and turrets OF naked and tot
tering Na!is.
~ mere, few hours since We bcheld
the active hum Of business, with smil-
.;g COuM'GnanCCs, Indicative uf Content
and Ct e2rlnlpess, WE nov SIC he gil OH
of drspnndcncy. grief, and despair.
l be few W!lo have taken tie place of
the crowd which lately ihrongci' in our
streets. have most annie cause for the
sad and melancholy contrast.
every thing around and about them
* fitted for tie production If gionmy
thoughts and almost to check even
the aspirings Of hope itself.
Til, ll-tated city. which bat yestcr.
day conld wills justice boast Of as much
ornament rs any other in the tuioU Of
cqua! size. is now a heap of rubbish,
and horribly dislignred. 1t is without
form o. feature and the work of thirty
years or more, destro, I'd by devour-
ing element, ina few hours. Such was
it's fury, and such the rapidly of lis
dcstrut tive march, that the senses Of
many were. for time, entranced ; they
stoud appalled, and al the sober csl-
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ment of Abeillard.a :" He that has magma
" ton may now picture to himself fleloisa in
" the finest attitude of res ed grief. with
her eyes sometimes raised towards Heaven
/" but often turned toward Abeilard, and
I" glued to the mournful object" p. 3i5.
This is, perhaps, the first time that ever
carpenters shop was ever resorted to tor sem
timenlal imagery. In one place ne AnglicI-
ses the French word bizarre, which is harsher
and not more significant than the English sy'
! nonyma, and he continually uses the vulgar
mongrel amiability." This latter word,
which is gaining a sort of Suburban aecep-
lance, is corrupty made from the English
word "amioHe," by forming the noun alter
the Latin method. The true word. il the
English derivation be used, is 'aanaa6leness,
or, if the Latin derivation be used, " ama6'-
lty." which last comes Immediately from
the adjective F" amabitis" Our authors pro-
pensity to the picturesque, has, in one IN
stance, led him 10 imagine incidents, and
then to reason from them as facts. When
Abeilard requested Eeloisa to retire frcm the
world, Mr.. Bennington admits that we are not
told how she received the proposition; but
thinking that Heosia would probably expos
tuate with Abeilard, proceeds without the
slightest authority to say, "The proud man
"was irritated with this gentle eApostu!atlon,
I" and he ordered her instantly to comply. "
Thus the already unamlable character OF
AbeiIlard, receives another blemish from the
Iawless imagination of his biographer. Ihe
description of the interview between the To-
yers, when Helosa arrived at the Paraclete,
though equally fanciful with the assertion just
cited, is less censurable, as it Involves no
material Justification.
The reader, having now had occasion to
view Mr.. Remington as critic and writer,
may lake the following specimen OF his ethics:
The punishment inflicted on them was a.
" greeable To- the notions OF the aSe-lhey
g lost their eyes and the le1tGlIonSs, a iG12
"tounded on the st7ictcstest pranc,p'e ct Jus
g ace, ana ,pAich might 9th tie greatest pro-
"pric.g be rep5Ocd IN all Countries compile
" ted The work" p. 1G2.
Whatever opinion Mr.. Berington': readers
may form of his style, they will ali esteem
his generally humane and independent sent''
menls, and be grateful 10 The industry which
has collected The facts OF highly interesting
portion Of literary history.
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Alexandra County, y. Y.
great rain

NNTE, the undersigned have valued liars.
w STEERS to the amount of 50 doll'I.'
being the value to the best of our oPInlU ';cbs
One of them has swallow fork in the l ni6r
ear and crop in The left and is OF red ' Oyen
The other, whose color is black, has an O hos.
bit in the lett cal; each them, TO Inc o 3S
e our oripion. between seven and es"
vesrs old BAIL WILLlAMSSnirR
yeas w. AUSTIN ALEXANDER
JOHN CORSlN. ,e
The owner is requested TO come, p r,y.
property, pay charges and take , thenI s"''
Potomac Bridge.
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IIVD. z. !. VII
Mayor Of SaVa'Ha
SAVANNAH, JAN. II, 1890.

Extract of a letter, dated, SavannGh, JH7l
arg IA.
Carpenters and bricklayers, will gel
dollars and half per day until July. brlChI'
lime and boards must continue to pay a goU'
freighl-Many mechanics are wanted y
work up the old bricks Immediately. Cotton
is coming in fast and declining, is 10 eeD''
and will soon be lower. We have DO" :
great rain"
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each contractor, the amount 10 be paid him,
and distance embraced in each contract
After some little discussion, and once re-
fusing 10 lay the resolution on The table, 1t
took that course and lies on the fable.
MISSOURI STATE BILL.
The House then, on the motion OF Mr..
Scott, resolved itself into committee OF the
whole, Mr.. Baldwin, in the chair, on The bill
authorizing the people of the Missouri terri
tory to form constitution and state govern
ment, &c.
Several important propositions were sue
cessively made in the course of the sitting,
to amend the bill, and great deal OF DIS
cussion took place view OF which, ffom
the late hour OF adjournment, could not be
prepared for this mornings paper.
The committee rose without deciaing on
any question, obtained leave 10 SIT again, ana
The House adjourned.
Boston, January 81.
Extract from the log book of the PerseVe-
Con Sunday night last, l9 O'Clock, got
under way at G. C.. and got out Of the har-
Dor about 5, in the morning-at 8, A. NJ.
made the Gurnet off Plymouth-at hall past
SET in thick snow storm, running for Bos-
ton. under double-reefed topsails-jadgng
ourselves up with Cohasset rocks, we hauled
her on a wind in hopes that IT would clear
some, and we could see the land-at hall
past 2, P. NJ. judged ourselves nearly over
to the North shore our sails nearly alI split
to pieces. and the gale continuing most tre-
mendous, and very thick, and finding our
selves in a most perifous and distressing 81
tuation, the whole crew beat Out, SO that they
any more. we conc luded 10 run for the land,
before night came on, in hopes to save our
lives-as we knew we must go ashore, we
bore away w. n. WIN FIVE minutes after
we did this, we deserted rocks and breakers
close aboard We Immediately SlFack on
the beach, which we afterwards found IS be
Kettle Cove, in the town of Manchester"
The Perseverance was originally from this
port, bound TO St. Mays, (Geo,) with ma
,erisl, for tie Light house, and put into Cape
Cod in distress, being very leaky. She was
ITO tons, and had or board, when wrecked,
III, O00 bricks.
The Perseverance has been found much
strained and injured in her bottom, by stri-
king on The ground-to such a degree, that
the tide GIBBS and flows in. her-her rudder
irons are all broken off, and her rudder un-
hung--hcr best bower cable and anchor hav-
ing been let go to keep her oft a ledge OF
rocks; and the cable being parted-sbe now
lies within about 90 feetof very dangerous
ledge-her small boat was stove to pieces az
ter she struck.
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From the National htelfscncer.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDI& CS.
The vice President having Withdrawn from
the chair of the Senate yesterday, on an IN
tended yisi, to his residence in New-I ork,
Mr.. GaiIlard, of South Carolina, was eject
ed President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
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HOUSE 0FRKpREsENTATIYEse

Mr.. Kent, from the committee on the Dis
trict of Columbia, made an uniasorab!e re-
port. on the petition of John Album, which,
was read and Concurred IN.
On motion of Mr. Mercer, a resolution was
adopted directing the Secretary OF the lrea-
sury to lay before the House a copy OF the
act Of Louisiana which accompanied The let
ter of the collector Of New Oreaas to the
Secretary, dated April II, 1918.
On motion OF MIR, Anderson, it was order.
ed that the clerk provide, for the use OF the
committee on the public lands, certain maps
of those states and territories which include
aoy Of the public lands.
On motion OF Mr.. Cobb, the resolution laid
on the table by him yesterday, proposing an
ameudmt Dt TO tie constitution Of the United
States, " as taken up and read, and commit
ted to a committee oil the whole House.
On motion Of MIR. Alien, of Mas. it was
4 ReSoired, / hat the committee on the in
dietary be Instructed to enquire into the eX-
pediency of providing by law tor securing
to the several pensioners of the United States
the benefit OF their pensions, by exemptng
any moneys which may be paid OH account,
IRON iorelgn attachment, set of, or other
laws in the respective states, by which such
moneys may be intercepted before tis actual
receipt of them by such pensioners.
Mr.. Phelps offered the following resolu-
ton for adoption
Resolved, That the committee on the post
Office and post roads be instructed TO enquire
into tue expediency of providing 10y law,
that monies received for postage shall be
paid directly into the Treasury OF The United
States, and that the post master general of
the United States shall annually report TO
Congress a list OF all contracts which he may
have made within the preceding year, for
the transportation of the mails, and specify,
! in such report, the name and residence IF
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IN SENATE.
Tuesday, January IS.

Inf$GGY, JGHHdTy 20.
Mr. Rufus King, elected Senator from
the state of New York, appeared, was qua
lhed and took bis seat.
Mr.. Ous addressed the Senate this day, at
considerable length, in reply TO MIR Pink
ney, and in favor OF the restriction OF Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. Smith, of s. c. has the noor, and will
speak to- niorrow On The same subject.
Other business transacted " III be given IN
detail,
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REVIEW

orthe History of he LIVES Ct ABEILLARp
and HsLoisA, &c. 1sath their genuine let
fers. from the Collection, Of a'nboase. ~
the Rev. Josept Deriagton. Syo.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

a BSCONDED from the subscriber, on
n Tuesday last, two indented appren-
tees to the Painting business. The first,
JOHN SULLIVAN, alias TIMOTHY
CRAGHAN is about IL years old, dark
complexion, and pretty robust; had on a
long black coat and grey pantaloons may
be known by his speech, it partaking consi
derably of the Irish dialect.
The second, JAMES COLLINS, about
the same age, dark complexion, prominent
nose, and rather short had on a grey sur
tout. blue pantaoons, and fustian rounda
bout (; his speech much like the other The
above reward will be given for their appre-
hension, and all reasonable charges, if
brought home.
JOHN B, GORMAN.
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Robbery.

nN Christmas Eve, about o'clock, was
W stolen out OF my shop.a new drab Sur
tout Coat, silk facings and velvet collar, with
capes, rounded in, front, and fastened on to
the collar with tape aad hooks and eyes in
front, so as to be taken of at pleasure this
coat would fit a person about 5 feet 6 inches
in height.
Also, at the same time was taken snuff CO.
lored surtout coat, with velvet cape, silk IL
ming. and Leopold star twist buttons.
A reward of twenty dollars will be given
on conviction of the offenders, and all reason
able expences paid on detection.
JOHN DIX.
Penn. Avenue, opposite Dayis's hotel, Wash
ington, december 90 st
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Sugar, Molasses, &c.

Sugar, Molasses, &c.
WTM. FOWLE g. Co. have for sale, the
w cargo OF the schooner Alexander, capt.
Lincoln, from Boston, of
SO tierces Musovado sugar
GO hogsheads retailing moIasses
2ppes Holland gin
SO bolts frs, quality Russia duck
SO pieces white Russia sbeetiny
80 do brown '"ees
70 tons plaster paris
Also the cargo of the brig Panopea, from
St. Andrews OF
2l0 tons plaster paris
73O boxes smoked behring's
In Store,
80 hogsheads First quality Saint Croiz
80 barrels Sugar
10 hogsheads ! Muscovado sugar of good
$50 barre is : quality
10 bags India do for retailing
lo.ooo lbs coffee
Is pipes Holland gin
90 hhds N E rum
Pipes, half pipes, quarter and half quarter
casks old Madeira wine, from the house of
Keers :. Co.
300 casks nails assorted sizes
ESQ boxes mould and dipped candles o.
SampSOn s brand
80 do sperm 60
loo do brown soap
80 bbls mess and No. beef
loo sides red sole leather
300 bolts first quality Russia duck
200 90 do Ravens do
loo crates liverpool ware
3 pipes Old Cognac brandy, of superior
quality
SO casks fresh raisins
8 do Zante currants
5000 lbs soft she'll almonds :
Malaga wiEe, bales eorks
Cases mems coarse and fine shoes and hats
An invoice OF Nankin and Canton grapes
sarepets, sewing silk and India cotIons.
For Freight,
>SsN The superior brig PANOPEA, Z.
.sss8.ss Crabree, master carries about 1000
bbls-wll be ready for the reception of
cargo in 4 days. Apply as above. dec %
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Fer FREIGHT.

Ia, The new superior and fast sailing
LII orig HARRIOT & LUCY, William
Farnsworth, master, burthen about | 200 bbls
and will be ready toload in a few days she
will take freight to the W.. Indies, New Or
leans or Europe. Apply to
J II. LADD, & Co.
Who offer for sale her cargo consisting OF
go casks fresh lime
POO bushels potatoes
2ooo feet hard joist
loco do do plank. Dec
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am Dollars Reward.

~ AWAY from Warrenton, Fauquler
Dan = Va on Sunday, 10th inst, a
u 'o'a,H Lid DAVID. He is about five
pstS nsu s;y inches high, of light com.
n ays - al made. and about So years OF
fsN'iI;; .ook with him a variety OF very
q, .InIling; he is an excellent house ser
gcod clcui ar,;ye and sbrewd, and probably
rsal' se, o c dr his name and have pro-
my 11' s.oo mass will give 100 dollars
tlsu Inc. ~, him home, or securing him IN
ior oi T5a i applehended in the State or
llNs liz C taken out ofthe State.
iWao'ai' : WM. II. DlGGES.
Fauquier county, Va.
6c3l
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John I'll. Ladd G. Co.
Was Committed,

THO the Jail for. The county Of Alexandra,
4 D. c. on the 23d inst. negro man,
who called himself J ACK, and says he is
the property Of a Mr.. Pain Wsreing, who
lives il Essex county, Va. about a miles
below Port Royal, near the Rappahannock !;
the said negro is about five feet eight inches
high aoyears of age a likely straight well
made fellow his Clothes are black coat,
which he got in exchange white pantaloons
of cotton and wool of domestic. The owner
is desired to come prove property, pay
charges, and take him away otherwise he
will be disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW RoUNSAVELL, 1alor.
Gnc 81
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100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
"a in Pomonkey Neck, Charles county,
MARYLAND, opposite Mount Vernen, very
likely negro man, known by the name Of
JAMES HOOE.-of dark complexion. about
5 fee or 10 inches high.-He is very po-
lite negro, Of easy familiar speech, aud is a
good waiter, carriage driver and carpenter.
His clothing is not known. Whoever will
apprehend said negro, and secure him in any
iail, so that get him again, shall receive
thirty dollars, if taken in Alexandria or the
City of Washington, or thirty miles from
horne-if fifty miles, fifty dollars-and il in
Pennsylvania, the above reward.
Itis probable be may be about the City Of
Washing ton. or Baltimore, endeavoring u
make his way TO Philadelphia
Dec. is 6w THOMAS MARSHALL.
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SALES AT blCT3 T..
On TUESDAY. at 1oA. NJ.

VII oGRI-> at ~ "a
Viii be sold at the auction room, corne. {
Prince and Water streets.
! case superfne calicoes
cases steam loom shifting
g bales Wsl'ham shcetings
do domestic plaids
case hleached shirtpgs.
case Canton Grapes assorted
cases bombazettS
do colduroys
] case cambria muslin
cases worSled hosiery,
do silk umbrella.
bale broad cloths
do cassilners GLUE and mixed.
bale maHnudes
Flannels
F!orentines
Suspenders
Buttons
Silks, threads, &c.
Also,
20 bbls. behring's and shad
10 do. American gin
90 barrels Muscovado sugars
10 bags St Domingo coffee
10 bags almonds
s barrels 6lberts
10 kegs copperas
Furniture, &c
s.A. MARsTELLER suct
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tbs IS TO GWE NOTICE.

!, l'' me subscriber OF Alexandria county,
ir. us !. n'Strlct Of Columbia, has obtained
l.s,".me Csphans' Court Of said county,
Z, a. @>anentarY ON the estate # Joseph
Al HCuu late of said county. deceased
,,ss,, <"R' having claims against the said de-
hm. 9l' hereby warned to exhibit the
,r;5. WIN The vouchers thereof. to the sub
Z, hai. passed by the Orphans Court, on
,,v w y, 'ae seth day OF June next, or they
d ,,; ~ law be excluded from all benefit
re =. estate and those indebted thereto
ven eiplrd TO make immediate payment.
s0 under my hand this sorh December
r.. EUDOCIA GRID,
rseenber so y 1"u' useesSeu.
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Raisins s. Seine Twine.

NIISIHo y
v7rPTY boxes muscatel J raisins, superior
100 ditto bloom quality.
A few bales seine twine,
p.csiyed per schr Alexander, {: for sale by
"'''' DUNBAR & TOWNSEND,
K'ko haze la store.
10000 lbs. Brazil sugar
5 chests imperial tea
50 casks 2dcut nails
100 boxes brown soap
100 Ieams writing paper
HafbblS maekerel
N. E, rum in bbls. DC. &c.
DEC 81
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Masonic Notice.

,h,en of Alexandra washington,
I'VE D.e'S No. &c, will meet at their Hall
Le1gges'y MORNING next, at loo'clock,
suSDa are n procession to the FIrst Pres
,,olvill T rove, : where a CHARITY SER
gt.risa. Ss ~ delivered by the Rev. Brother
ION will si,o DC The members OF Brooke Lodge
Inss NUN. Brethern are invited to attend.
aI raniil sr If the Worshipful Master.
81 order REM I C. ASHTON, Secr'y.
DE ct
Mar 81
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THIS IS 10 GIHE NOTICE..

", ND 10 TO GIF Z .NUIILEl,
lAal the subscriber, of Alexandria county
y Tue District Of CoiunSia, have obtained
~. The Orphans Court of said county,
g sue testamentary on the estate Of Robr. W.
sF'son, late OF said county, deceased. All
.rsoNs having claims against the said dece-
=, ny are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
I'm NE vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
E''se nv The 0rphans' Court, on or be-
~ we 5i!h dry Of June next, Or they may
Jaw he excluded from all benefit to said
. Svll- and those indebted thereto are re-
we, ~, 70 make immediate payment. Given
%'eF my hand this 30th December, 1919.
BRYAN HAMPS0N,
e% Ja OF Robert Wade Harrisonx decd.
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Little River Turnnike.

TINE annual meeting OF the stockholdew
4 in the Little River Turnpike Company
will be held at Jesse Browns hotel, m the
town OF Alexandria, on Thursday the 18th
day oil January, 1890, at which time AMI
place. an election will be held for Presi-
dent, four Directors and a Treasurer. On
the following day, the appointment Of Su-
perintendents of the Road snd Collectors OF
Tolls at all the Gates, will take place.
Jonah THOMPSON, Treasurer
Der z tuthfsllahA
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Orphans Court.

llerunar;;a county.
nnnn December Term, 1919.
[ fNoENE.O, That the execatrix of Jo-
~ - sSFa c. GlRD, deceased, do insert the
,r '+', nohce % debtors and creditors, three
A.. ~ ~ each week tor two weeks, in the
",Aanlria newspapers.
Acopy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.
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Slaves to Hire.

NTILL be hired, on,Saturday January Ist,
w 1890, at l2 o'clock, al the Market
Square, to the highest bidder, lhe following
slaves - MEN.
jacob, Reuben, Griffin,
William, Vincent, Emanuel.
LADS AND BOYS.
Hiram, Lawson, Robert,
Edgar, Samuel, Daniel, john
WOMEN, from Is to 35 years old.
Sarah g. child of years old-Winitred-
Eliza-vPrisclla-Susan--Suckey-R Re-
becca and child-Fanny IA girI)--sarah
and child.
Terms of hiring made known at the above
place, by ROBT. CONWAY.
dec % St
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Public Sale.

ON MONDAY, January 3, 1890 fla,
" ifnot, on the next fair day, will be- soj Idi
al the Exchange Coffee House JAMES AZ
E,vxsA derson's undivided uoiety Of q honse
EfTs and lot of ground, now occunia "9u ~,
Esas Mrs. Dundas, at the Nortb side y
ISss,.Sass Duke street the lot conimencing
69 II. west Of Fayette street, runnirg RI. nns
Westwardiy 26 #. and thence Nor,bw sr r
100 fl, 10 a 10 f. alley. On this iot are N -
excellent two story trick dwelling house =
stable, carriage house and a smoke house
the property being subject TO an eucum,
brance which vi be stated at The sale.
Also SAID Anderson's undivided lroiety
OF house and lot OF ground on the souIb
soc OF Duke. street, the lot commencing ~
the intersection of Duke and Payne streets
fronting i2o fl. 8 in. on Duke street extend,
ing $50 II. back 10 20 #. alley, and charge
able with an annual ground rent. for ever NJ
1875 dollars. On ihislot is two story fr.ma
house, and next ii is pump, which is SUB
posed to yield the best water in Town.
Also, SAID Arderson's undivided noietv NJ
a house and lot on the north side of Duke
street, commencing at The jnter,ec,;on lf
Duke and Fayette streets, fronting on Duke
street 69 feet, and extending loo feet back -
10 foot alley. Or this lot is one story
frame house in two tenements, and il IS
chargeable with an annual ground rent for.
ever of IS dolls. 25 CTS. ~
Terms OF sale ashland the purchaser 10
pay the back rents.
P. R. FENDALL, Trustee.
N. b The creditors Of Mr.. Anderson arc
requested 10 exhibit their claims and bis
debtors to make speedy payment 10 the
trustee. S. A. MARSTELLER' aGct'r
zee - 49,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-01
Orphans Court,

.4tsranartn county,
December Tern, 1898
4 INFERRED, that the administrator OF
Ohosr W. llARRIsoN. dec. do insert the
eso'l notice ~ debtors and creditors. three
, =; ~ each week, for two weeks in the
Alexandria newspapers.
ACoPy-Teste. A. MOORE, Reg.