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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
S 1880 90

To NEE; which charges the resources of
the fund for nterna imp ovrnlcni viii
probably be as follows VIZ
The balance in the treasury applicable
TO general purposes, cu955 10
Balance NOW due from the Bank of the
Valley, o.50t II
Balance due from rie North Wes-
tern Bank oil Virginia e425 30
Balance due from the james River
company, for dividends OF July, 1921,
on 250 shares CT stock 1900 On
Dividends of 1921, on stock of the Bank
OF the Valley, say, 300 90
Dividends stock of the North Yves
tern Bank of Virginia, say e2I 90
Dividends OF James River stock 69I6 on
Dividends OH Farmers Bank Stock 202lI 90
Dividends on stock OF the Bank OF Vir-
r, ginia, 4O93o 90
Dividends stock of the Bank of the
United States, held by the board and
loaned 10 the Dismal Swamp Canal
=! company, say, 1850 90
Dividends ON stock of the Little River
r. Turnpike company, 1853 GO
Dividends stock of the Swift Run
Gap tu npikc company, saw eO5 90
Interest on loan 10 the Dismal Swamp
canal company, 1,I25 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC FORKS.

Decentber II, 1911.
SiR-i have the honor, through you To Law before
the General Assembly, the Annual Report of the
Board o1 Public Works, which shows the state of the
fund for Internal Improvement, at this time and the
certainty OF dimInuon III the charges upon it, UNI
der existing appropriations, To the amount of eighty
TWO thousand five hundred and fifty dollars IN the
year 1871. The Report renders an exact account of
the proceedings of the President and Dueciors in
me last year, now terminating Ii is accompanied by
documents which show the general progress of Inter
M! Improvement by Canals, Roads and 81 idses in
that year.
have the honor 10 he,
Sir, your most ohedient servant
4 I'll. NJ. RANDOLPH.
Tie Hon. hte Speaher Of The Hcuse Of Delegates
REPORT, &c
The president and directors of the Board of
Public Works, in obedience TO the act entitled
" AN act TO create fund for internal improve
ment," beg leave TO report to the General AS
sembly, that the fund for internal improve
mcnt consisted, on the 18th of December.
1891, Ofthe following stocks, viz:
PERMANENT FUNDS
1881 shares of stock in the Little
River turnpike company, SI25jO co
10 shares of stock III the Dismal
Swamp canal company, 1850 90
l25 shares of stock in the Appo-
niatoX canal company, 10 500 90
40 shares of stock in the Potomac
canal company, 3IJII IL
go shares of stock in the James
River canal company, 10000 90
1917 shares ofthe stock of tie Bank
of Virginia, TOO 90
1881 shares of the stock of the Far
mers' Bunk of Virginia. 333, 400 90
9U0 shares OF the stock of the Bank
OF The Valley, 10000 90
25l sh ,res OF the stock of the North
., Western Bank Of Virginia, 2a,loo 90
81 shares OF the stock of the Swift
Run Gap turnpike company,
transferred to the Board OF
Public Works by an act OF the
last legislature, 400 90
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Total amount of permanent funds,
DISPOSARLE FIINn>

DISPOSABLE FUNDS.
Stocks acquired by the. application of the
income of the fu1d for internal Improvement,
aud dsposable, according to the 3th section
OF the act creating the fund for internal inn
provement, viz:
3I5 shares OF the stock of the Bank of
,oo Virginia, S37,5OO 90
1876 shares of the stock of the Dismal
Swamp canal company, i6, 500 90
800 shares Of the stock of the Roanoke
canal company, winch was paid
prior TO the 18th day Of December
1920, $4,000 90
And since that period, 5000 90
$1,000 90
the United States:
500 shares of which were loaned TO the
DISMAL Swamp canal company,
2l0 remaining, $1,000 90
50 shares the stock of the Farmers
- Bank Of Virginia, $500 90
80 shares of tie stock of the Bank of
=. the Valley, 5000 90
River canal company $500 90
1000 shares of the stock Of the Richmond
Dock Company, account Of
which was paid prior 20 the 10Th
day Of Dec. 1920, $4,000 90
Aud since that period, in full
of the 81 inStalmeni 1850 co
Aud IN lull OF the addition
al iequistiou auihoris-
cd by an act Of the
last session, 1850 90
-oo - 10000 90
GU shares Of tie stock Of the Leesbrrg
turnpike company, on which was
paid prior to the 10th day of De-
ccmber, 1890 S8IOO 90
And since that period, 940O 90
---- 1880 co
go shares Of the stock Of the Swift
Run Gap turnpike COMPANY on
which was paid prior iOthc 18th DIV
ofDeccnibcr, 1920, S11bOO 90
And since that PERIOD, III 500 90
zoo ---- $1,000 90
$50 shares OF the stock of the Falls
Bridge turnpike company, on ac-
count of which, nothing has get
been paid,
10 shares of the stock OF The Monunea-
lia Navigation Company, ON ac-
count Of which, nothing has Yet
been paid,
20 shares Of the sock Of the Carriers
vile Bridge company, ou account
Ofwhch, has been paid, 2,25O 90
s61, $50 oo
Add 70 this 500 shares Of United States
Bank stock, loaned TO the Dismal
Swamp canal company, to be re-
turned ia kind, so 900 90
And this sum loaned to the
same company, IN pur-
sutnce Of an act Of the
last session, 1850 60
---- G2,50O %
Total amount Of disposable funds, s 9a6,8s0 %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

Iot;d fund FOR informal Improvement Ia
vested in sicchs paid Tor, and in
loans, Si,695,81
Upon the productive part OF this fund
there has boon received since The
18th 't.fo. December, 1920, the
Following suii~. Viz:
From ,hc Farmers Bank OF Virginia, .Si7.6i:
frcm the B;,uh nf v,gmia, as lG(
ssoa. i.ic Jaines R.,or canal COMPANY,
i,r 4 ,i'lcirl, SAD
RON an" I ,.icd States tnk 3ff
From the y sinr! Swamp canal compa-
p'nyi lur di,.cirn,is on o. States
Il ,ut Sbrt, ,naac, them, $50
Fio'a'" i.iii.e R.,e, turnpike company, LEU.
t''on The Swift Run Gap turnpike con-
:. r.ny, I,sO-
rom the Bank of the Valley, oI3C
Aud irOrl Other sources there iav been
received the following Sums, viz:
from Hi. Moore, the eneinecr, the ba-
lance uncNrcMiod of money All
>aneed 10 HIM inr paying the eA-
Pchsr> ot surveys, IlG
From the james River canal company
on acc""nt of their surplus income
al the YEAR 1929, which is s,trili-
caily appropriated to reduce The
certificates Of loan issued by that
company when the same can he
purchased NJ par, $50
Aud balance IN the treasury, 18th De-
ccn,bcr, leo, el,287
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

J Mr.; Mics will see in the I;epni of he Bonrd
o. inbiic NoTkS-and ia Mr.. iclferson's Report OF
IS irving 10 do something for hcrsci--wnile She is
guarding ior 'he common benefit the constitutions
~ The u states from violation the Essay Of
rABRIcius, he will see of her IDEAS ON u.is
Snhlcct clearly and forcbly utcre--eir inpog.r,ce
demonsir'icd--nnt remedy 'uXousy sought for lie
painful hcaT-burnngs, growing ont 0i such dilercn-
ces of opinion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
MOUNTAIN CLOVER sFFD

ar the new crop, md Of ssPetor tgiy, just receis
- apd tor sale, by PERKINS & HARRIS
Jan. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

Out of which have been ,lisbursed since
the 10Th day of Dec. 1920, the ioiInw-
my sums, viz
On account of the map, by order of the
Executive,
For pay and mileage of the members of
the board,
10 the Richmond dock company, for the
third ins,almen,, Sl2,5O0
10 do. tor additional requisition 1880
fo the Roanoke canal company, 9th re-
QUESTION,
To the Swift Run Gap turnpike conrpa-
NY, I'd instalmeni,
To the Lce>bars turnpike company, Cd
instalmeu,,
Loaned 10 the Dismal Swamp cana!
company,
10 the Cartersvillc bridge company,
10 hos. Moore, engineer, OH account
of Salary,
10 ditto, on account of expenses oil sur
veys Ia 1921,
To Bernard peyion, secretary, on ac-
count OF salary,
10 the door-kecpcr.
For printing and binding,
For books,
For stat onary and postage,
For advertising,
For seXtant,
For an express,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

james River loan,
Aud the balance 10 the ordinary purpo-
SEES of the fund for internal inpro, C :
ment,
The charges upon the income of the
fund Tor internal Improvement Tor the
succeeding year, will probably he ;,s
follows, viz:
Further ms;anent TO the Roanoke navi-
CATION company, say,
Last insia!ment To the Richmond dock
company,
Third misialment to the Swift Run Gap
turnpike company,
Third ins'alment 10 the Leesburg turn
pike company,
Loan to the Dismal Swamp canal Com
pany,
Last payments to the Gainesville bridge
company,
To the MonongaIia Navigation compa-
ny, say,
On account OF the map of Virginia,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

" = we are authorised TO announce Mr.. EDWARD r.
CHAMBERS of Lunenburg, candidate TO represent 5.
counties OF Dinwdic, Brunswick, Lulenbrg and Meek
lcnburg, in the Stale Senate.
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"'''0o
II.5OO 90
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And also the further sum of SlS ,OOO, 10
he set apart for the purchase of ceiti-
Gates of the james Rive, loan,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

To which is TO he added, for the ordi.
nary expenses Of the board, including
officers salaries, expenses OF surveys,
&c. say,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

s $3.50 90
8 1000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

S9J,550 90
$4,000 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03
SIOo,7j6 OF

----
$1,000
22,l32 OF
$4,000
5000
Ii,5co
s,4OO
l2.O00
$3.50
e,G25
1000
III Is
81 80
1913 81
80 %
IL 53
II 70
10 90
Is 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-03

Stocks acquired by the. application of the
income of the fu1d for internal Improvement
and disposable, according to the 18th section
of the act creating the fund for internal inn
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Five Hundred Dollars Reward

viz. BOB formerly called Harrison): and
JOE BAKER, his brother, the properly of Tbs.
Marshall; ESSEX and ANANIAS, the propertv
of John Marshall, jr. and ANTHONY, belong
ing to James X. Marshall; all residing in Eau.
quer county, Va.
BOB,is about 23 years of age, Of black CONN
plexion, about feet or inches high, ad
cooper by trade.
JOE BAKER, is blacksmith, a year or two
younger than the other, of much lighter com
piexon, and taller by an inch or more /; both
had new linen shirts and trowsers. The former
wore occasionally, light blue jacket, and long
cloth coat partly worn; the latter hat of rab-
bits fur, with black Grape, which he has pro-
baby removed, though the mark of it NAV DER.
haps be seen as the hat is of dDgy white.
ESSEX, is tall, handsome negro, of light
complexion, prominent features, and wears larpe.
whiskers: about 80 years of age.
ANNANlAS, is very black and no, so tall
q or % years ofage. "
ANTHONY, is tai! stout man, of light com
plexion, and disagreeable countenance, although
his features are good his eyes have a peculio,
appearance, and seem somewhat bloodsbot =
They went off with negro man named Tom
formerly belonging to Thomas Marshall. Tom
was lately apprehended in Philadelphia, brougbt
to Warrenton, Fauquier, lodged in Jail, and sold
to a trader, name unknown he broke jail about
fortnight ago, and has been lurking in This
neishborhood, but without our knowing il. until
the others had eloped with him. He is fail,
negro, with complexion like his cousin Joe
Bakers. IL is said that the advertisement de-
scribing him, states him to have swelling ON his
mead and one on his back he is about 26years
Old There is no doubt they are all endeavor.
ingto get to Philadelphia. We will give glOa
respectively for each of our men, if taken out of
the state and $50 for each of them if appre-
ended within che state, and in either case 81 f..
y delivered to US. What reward has been of.
iered Tor Tom Is not known to the subscribers.
THOMAS MARSHALL.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. Va. july 23-24 tf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
LOVE HAS Eyre

Loves blind, they say-O. never. nav
Gan words loves grace impart.
Inc fancy weak, the tongue may speak,
But eyes alone the heart.
In one soft look, what language lies
u, yes, believe me, love has eyes
U, love has eyes.
Loves wing'd they cry-O, never,
No pinions have to soar;
Deceivers rove, but never love,
Attached. he roves no more
Can he have wings, who never flies g.
And yes, believe me, love has eyes;
o, love has eyes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
EARTHENWARE.
German Linens, Glassware. etc,

Just received pr. ship Virginia, FROM Bremen
- and Gotienburg, boxes white ticklenbures
assorted 10 bales burlaps, Nos. I, 2, 3, and A. 10
cases glassware consisting of plain g. cut glass,
decanters assorted sizes, do. do do fruit dishes.
Stc. &c. wine glasses, half pint tumblers, man
tie ornaments, &c. 20 crates black QUAR- bot,Iee
8 casks crucibles, 100 tons Swedes iron assorted
sizes-ln store, % bales prime cotton, 10 casks
fresh rice, all of which will be sold on fayorabl-
terms. 8 mo 81 NJ. MILLER g. SrN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
NOTICE TO POACHERS.

>HE frequent and bold trespasses which have
Il been recently committed OH the estate of
Judge Washington, renders il necessary TO give
notice to poachers and others that such mea.
sures will, in future, be pursued as will probably
insure the detection of many of them, should
they continue their unlawful practices and
hereby, as agent, forwarn all persons from
hunting, shooting or ranging OH this estate, or
otherwise violating the rights of the proprietor
if in the event of their detection, they will have
TO experience the utmost rigor of the law.
sept l3 81 BUSHROD WASHINGTON ir
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
THE FOUNT.
From London paper.
TIE MARINERS SONG.

~ TIE MARINERS SONG.
(By Men Cr,usi.ghast)
A WET sheetand flowing sea,
A wind that follows fast, 81
And fills the white and rustIine sail.
And bends Tho gallant mast
And bends the gallant mast, my bows.
While, like the eagle free.
Away the good ship flies, and leave,
Old England on the lee.
o for q son and gentle wind!
heard fair ONO cry,
But give to me the snoring, bre.,.
And white waves heayinp h;Uh.
And white waves heavine hioh' ~, h,v.
The good ship tight and fee
The world OF waters is our home.
And merry men are we.
There's tempest in yon horned moon.
And lightning in yon cloud
And bark the music, mariners.
The wind is piping loud,
HE wind Is piping loud, INV bows.
The lightning flashes free
Our heritage the sea.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

The undersigned most cordially unites with
his late partner MIR Mark, in soliciting his friends
and customers to continue their patronage and
support to his successors Messrs. J. C. g. X. Bar.
ry, whom he is persuaded will merit their conf.
dence and esteem III ~ ASHTON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
LATE DINNERS,

The gentleman who dimes the latest
Is, in our street, esteemed the greatest :
But surely greater than them all,
Is he who never dimes at all.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
PRINTING.
HENRY PITT1IlM

Has lifted up, separate from his newspaner
establishment, a very extensive Job Office, en-
oracing the newest and most fashionable plain
ana ornamental type, selected from the different
ioundries inthe United States, erprcssfv for tbe
execution of every tescrinfian OF = ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
James G. & Robert Barry

having purchased the entire stock of merchan-
dize, belonging to the late 6rm of Fl. w. Ashton
q Co: the subscriber feels pleasure in recon-
mending them to the patronage Of his friends l.
the public. SAMUEL MARK.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
CIRCULATION OF THE BLOOD

Blumenbach says that the pulse of
new born infant while placidly sleeping,
Is about, Tin minute,) 40
Towards the end OF the first year, 1874
Towards the end ofthe second year, ITO
Towards the end Of the third and
'k% fourth years, 90
When the first teeth drop out, &c
AT Puberty, 80
At Manhood, rs
AtSiyiy, about, 60
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
ERRATA.

Beneath the word Fjnis, at the end of
some stupid book, wit added the follow.
ing pointed couplet,-
Finis an error or a lie. my friend.
In writing foolish books there is no end
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
COACH MAKING

UUm E. n. TAYLOR is adyis-
4H ed to take this method of
&&3H informing his friends and
$3.50 = the public, that he has re-
commenced the above bu-
sIness in all its varieties at his old established
shop, on Fairfax, between Prince and Duke
streets, where he is prepared to execute ali or
ders in his line promptly, and on reasonable.
terms He feels thankful for past fayors and
solicits renewal of the same, for both the work
and prices, he is confident, will give general sa.
tisfaction. If may 3 f. r. TAYLOR.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

A wag, on being told it was the fashion
to dine later and later every day, said, he
supposed it would end at last in not din.
ing till tomorrow.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
LENGTH OF LIFE.

De Moivre calculates the expectations
Of life thus :-Suhtract the age of the
person from 86, half the remainder will
be the expectation of that life.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

1t has long been known and admitted
that His Majesty King George the Fourth
bows with unriyalied elegance and grace.
In passing and bowling to the myriads
who assembled on all occasions during
his Majesty's late visit to his metropolis
in Scotland, every individual felt that his
Majesty's bow was particularly directed
towards him. This delusioD, the effect
of his Majesty's graceful manner. opera
ted in a greater degree, perhaps, on the
worthy citizens ofDundee than on any O.
Their Of his Majesty's subjects. "His Ma.
jesty bowed to me" says one "but I was
buzzaing very loudly-"and gaping
wide," srid a wag. -" Ills Majesty bowed
particularly to me-" says another; "but
Twas standing in a conspicuous place."
Your figure, too, must necessarily have
attracted his Majesty's attention." said
bystaDdcr. In short, every citizen of
Dundee who went to EdiBburg on this oc.
casion had special bow from his Males
~. A worthy brother of the maItmen
had placed himself in a crowd on high
wall flanking the road along which his
Majesty had 10 pass from Dalkeith 10
Holyrood house. In bowling, his Majesty's
eye operated as guDshot to the astound
ed nialtpcn {! "God bless me, he surely
kens me ~ and he instantly fell back.
wards from the top of the wall 10 the
ground, a height of ten feet.
Dundee ( Scot. .Advertiser.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
CO.PARTNERSHIP,

- CO.PAKTNERSHIP.
HE Subscribers having purchased the en-
= tire stock Of dry goods from Mess. S. MARX
and n ". AsHTos, of the late 6rm Of II. w.
Ashros Y Co. have this day associated them
selves IN partnership under the firm of
James G. s. Robert Marry,
At the old and established stand of their pre-.
decessoss, corner of King and Fairfax streets
where they now have and constantly will be sup.
piled With general assortment of
PRIME GOODS,
in their line, and most respectfully invite their
friends and the customers of the late concern,
to give them call, and examine their goods and
prices, which they fatter themselves wiz be
made as Low as any in the market, and on very
accommodating terms. JAMES c. BARRY,
ROBERT BARRY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
nIsSOLIJTION.

nIssOLUTION.
he copartnsrship heretofore existing be
- tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
ASHTON g B.aRRY,.
IS this day dissolved, BY mutual consent. =.
II. W. ASHTON,
sept l2--13 JAMES G.. BARRY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Book and Job Printins

SUCH AS
Books and Pamphlets ( Magistrates, RIsnks -
Bills of Exchange 3 MiIitarv Not;ces'
Prices Current POSTING R;,Is
Insurance Blanks 8 Circulsr Ie,ter,,
CsIds = Labels
Bills Of Lading Hat and Sboo p:r.
Foreign Manifests Z Commerc;,l RI,nn.
eoas' % man'iests Horse Bills with cutsr
Attorneys Blanks 9 Seamen,s Ar,;o,o. G.
Fl. r. intends keeping
Hin Assortment Of Paper,
Tor any of The above articles, which will .r.,,,.
him to do his work on the MOST RyasoSanJr
terms, ut his Office, on Royal street, directly
opposite the New Market
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14

Zoroaster, says,iD his writings, that the
Dey once gave him sight Of hell snd
oi the punishments reserved for the wick
cd. He saw several kings there, and
smong others, one who had but onefoot.
He inquired The reason Of his lameBess.
HE Almighty replied ;"rhis peryerse
king never did but one good action in the
whole course Of his life. AS he was
once going to the chace, he saw drome.
dairy tied so far from its tub that il could
not cat. He made one step with his right
foot towards the tub. Ihaye placed that
foot in Heaven all the rest Of his body is
here in hell"
A beautiful moral might be drawn
from this story but we leave our readers
70 make the deduction and the applica-
tiW.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
THE ALEXANDRIA, HEp.In

INTENDS IN future, strictly adhering to these
CONDITIONS.
!. FIVE dollars year; half yearly il advance
by town Subscribers '''e
ii. Subscriptions for less than SIX mon,h.
charged at the rate Of six and a Quarter en-,
each paper. 'ei's
III Extra papers six and a quarter cents.
Nv. No paper discontinued until all arrc,r-
ages are balanced "''sat"
v. hpvERrisEhESTs, not exceeding square
inserted tnree tunes for one dollar and twep,v.
I'VE cents Tor every subsequent insertion: Lar
gel ones IN proportion. Advertisements which
writing, will be continued till forbid. '' q,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Hin assortment of PnDer.
HENRY PITTMAN

HavIng by purchase, made on the fuenty-sepeaH,
aay o. .uay ast' become the sole proprietor, and
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
PICKING VINEGAR. etc.

THE subscribers have on hand large guam
\ tity of choice picking vinegar, which they
will sell low by the gallon or barrel Also, a &c.
neral assortment Of wines, liquors and groceries
july "a R. L. RAMSAY& Co.