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New and Valuable Medicine.


FINtl- aoH aud elegant B8hHm BIDS f,Ir
u stand lnriQalte1 in is merits. for Con.
suGiptions mud 0onghslld we boldly venture
10 INSERT thai no Mrdi,lu, has ever sained "a
uneh credit in 80 sholl lime Ha his conpa#
sdiDu Scarcely u es.c oCen,s but mn, h.
roh'3c ~ thf llmcl 80 ri II, many having
mhly naodit n scaled Consumption with the /.
most surprising snoees., ,,lo were given ~
b} tie mosi sdiiaI pbysieian5 ia the epuniry.s
Mhny certificates OF It's efficacy accompany.
cnrh hulHc
hereby certify thai my wife Las for some
tlmr pns bcentrunbled with a violent Cough.
and has been IN very delicate health, nud
after having rIod many different things with
ont geiling relief, bought toi her bottle ii
Dr NeIep's Couch Drops. rom the use al
Which II WY slort timr IL i0uud greui felicf,
mud her Couch ha cntirely cit her, aud he
has re8ainrd her strength
JOIN u JE&kINs.
Hlj.aa, l2H Mooth 10Th, lslp
Affirmed htipre ne, JOSEPH ~ hiDNLII,
Eeeordr NJ IT. ctiVoT hadaop.
To the afflicted whom Ibis Ha} coneern-l.
Hosnnnn Barton, do certify thpt tpok a VIC.
Ient cold in the lattor paa Of Tie year 1915.
which ctcatcd il sluleul oueh and fihenilg
81 breathing" which vas very distressing en-
procured II bottle Of Doctor Alellcns Couei
Drops, and hs toline u NV tlosps Ut the saia
drnps,l Wis entirely cured oi ny Conph anu
pun IN ny SIDE OsANNA BARTON,
Wife OF Mr. Joseph Barton
Htdeau, ioH jl6HH III, lalp.
This is 10 certify lint la june l81s WIS
seized with very distressing Cough, pain IN
my side, great weakness Of the lnnes, aud IL
continued until Ialy 1919. which confined ne
10 the house aud part Of the limf 10 n,y bed
had tried every ding as | Thought but all IN
vain. was nj a-l induced 10 mike trial ot
Dr. MeIen's Cough Drops, which RiiYe ne in.
mediate relief, increased my strength. aud "a.
stored my former sleep. can witt tie groai.
est confidence recommend lbem ~ III lbatnfe
afflicted viii those complaints, n8a very vain
bhlr medicine &ANhY g0g RAE.
Hnd5ap, c9iaubia eig. NYDcc ~, ISIS.
BOR eAtr ny
DR. l. HUMPHREYS, fynelhnrg
March IL I'm
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FROM ilAH ANA.

Havana accounts TO the Isl February,
mention The arrival there Of adyces from
tGdIe, prpoitinE, that turee Spanish ships
OF the llne, two ships, and a big, were a.
bout 10 sail from that port for Havana. II
ffnr, this indicates that SPAN calculates on
War;.
Etiyact ofa letter from Lieut. ComlI Fyna-
cis H. Gregory, dotcd .Iatan-aS, dun. u,
1923.
The Spaniards are very much exas-
rtraled at the Americans, particularly the
b"er order. On my arrival here the A
mrHeans 1'ocked around me, compi med
u insults and personal outragcs several
lad bcen stoned in the streets tney are
very liberal in their abuse of nc, aud not
,,Pdrns In then threats orvengeauce they
rave dee Jared me a pirate. The auiitO :
aes are however very ciy,l, aud do ever,
'inS they can To preserve tranquility, AMI
good understanding between the Span
irds and Americans. The pirates nave
"afeeiy been heard of since poor Allea's
liar, aud the blow given them by the
I.nglish, and | have been informed that
tlere IS little likelihood of any ones esca-
ping hereafter 70 give information against
ttm. A Planter who lives upon the
'2'st, about fifteen miles rom this, inform
ID me that few days since he observed
rom his house two vessels burned by the
lFales and believes the crews must have
zen destroyed as none have yet reached
''e shore. | do not let aGy Of the rascals
: .o'he near me. From tie Panchiia az
'@'f and others, they mark me ont as
"c'li1, when ever they can reach me ;
,oWardly as they are nothing is TO be ap-
prehended from an open attack. They
.dn only triumph by treachcry and assas-
,ina'on, and they shall not haze "a chance
" "feah their malisnity upon me-"
Eccentric Conced.--In the reign of
Nnafies *. of France, music was much
i"uoi'ized and Mercennus gives a cnri-
~ description of viol, sufficiently spa-
t.om s 10 contain young pages, who SING
lug ,t 10 the airs, while he who played
,pe 'dss part or the viol, sung the TENOR 10
,e a, 10 form complete concert ia three
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-18

! q .aa ma4ly f,mne=e n this arerp. Oh
serving 4 by SANDER listening aitcnfi,elY T.
tue complaints 81 one o ids fellow wretch
es, he irausa cd what hid been said into
EnEhsh=Niifa -teady pare aud resnz
lutte anil resigned caunlrnanee. he ascend
Cd IL rtsl scr0ald. obser,iag he exc.
lealanrr unable Ia unite knot un HE col.
lar 81 prisoner, h. with hi- teeth unditi
I, i'c then prayed most ftr,enty til the
lrop f.ll.
Miguel jose protested his innocence. |
have robhcd 40 one ha,e He'd no one
| die inaaccat, am ah nll sl4au. hui nv
family vii feel my d-sRccful death.
Francisco Miguel prayed le,naily, hut
naudib'} llIs soul seemed Ia have qoit
ted thr body before he was executed
! Buti tullimilit called on Al Ia witness
/ his innocence; If VIZ Of no usr for HIM Ia
sly an untruih, for he WIS going before the
! face of God.
Augustus Hernandez repeatedly dcclar
ed his innocence, requested TINT no one
would say he had made any confession
/ he had none 10 make.
Juan Hernandez was rather obstinate
when the cXecatloner pulled the cap over
his eyes. lie said, rather passionately-
/ Remove II from my eyes. lie thcn rub
bed II up against one Of the gprights Of the
! galons.
Miguel jose made the same complaint,
/ and drew the covering from hi, EYES
/ by rubbing his head against fellow SUI
/ feter.
Pedre NonAre was loud in his cjaeula-
lions for mercy. he wept bitterly. He
was covered with the maIbs OF deep
wounds
The whole Of the ten, included in the
death warrant, having been placed on the
scallold, and the ropes suspended, The drop
VAS let down, Nondre being an immense
heavy man, broke the rope, aud fell 10 the
ground alive. Juan Hernandez struggled
long. Luna Wiz much eomulsed TN
oil man, tullmull, and Miguel wcre ap-
pmeaily dead before the drop fell. Euc8l-
Ia (lhe negro gave one COM ulsion, and all
VAS over.
When Nondre recovered from the I'll
and saw his nine lifolrss companions
stretched in death, he gave an agoniaiog
shrleh he wrlnG his hands, screamed
/ Mercy, mercy, lhcy llIl me without cause
Oh good Christians. protect me. pro.
tect NE! oh protect me. Is therr ~
| Christian in this land? have rohhed no
one | have killed 40 one; neither span
, lsh English, French, or any other nation
protect me, protect me-. mercy. mercy.
He then Fdrd his eye. H. ncay,n. and
prayed long and load. Upon brng a.ajn
suspended, he na5 Tor a long period con
,u.spd. lie vas an inmese powerful man.
and died hard.
After the bodies had been su.nend.d A.
bout an hour. 1bcy vcrpcuf down. and bo-
ricd close II the place Of execution.
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.=a n m4iutsin lis rights" After
ether observations IN these points.
a,essage concludes by declsriag "a his
tl'.,.sfy. thu The Gor'es arr prepared 10
'.a,.,f,in at every risk, the d. y AMI
h's dor If the constitutional throne, ana
u ',se ~ Of The Spaie ard the iadc.
,.odence, Ire liberty aud Tire honor oi tie
la.nisn astion, AID 10 decree "aale''r
slrrliec may be necessary Ter the PreseI-
IN OF interests 50 invaluable
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\ Patcnt Spring saddle.

constructed on The most approx Il Hlan fas
hHs eyer hrra Introduced HHttinE IL ifsrlE
ea=e Is the ride mud safety 10 the horse Tie
snb#rrlbfr 1nilers himself that h sHddirs
hatr been 8s much aHpfoted hafh for Il cir
nnse 10 the rider ~ we'll os safety 10 the lsf.f.
nl ihe atue time combining 1tne.. snd an.
rFhiiiY1 az aHF othrf snddrfs IT, The I ff9t
frHg Possessed Of worl men nnt 10 he sGlf.h.
srd either IN The urHtaess or tho execution -
iheir work, mud eiving prompt attention o.
business rs we'll u. having n deposition 10
please, b. umhly irusf5 he will I'll receive y
shire al the public patronage Which has befe.
ioiprc been - hberaily afforded him b,s
stock epu#is's Of
B,st PLAIN Mems and Eomons Saddles.
(oet = be surpassed.
Common do ID.
bei and common Coach and 60 Harness
jersey db.
Wagon 10
Cart and Bray ID,
lIst1lfR wlIu
PiaiCd Bga'es (. liaaaeahs, .ff8i guafts
Common ia.
Saddle Boq7, Deiices Potmantfats,
ItRats, C9rs g.. &c.
All oI which I'll lie Sold low for cush. or
TO funeiual customers on credit.
ROBERT II GRAY
u Country produce will be taken Ia -
change for debs or work i II 4
March IL hHts
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aIA. I.S ONE AaV.

jLlRfL.AiD S9.1TE L0JIFRY.
Now drawing IN the Cdy Of Eallnnote.
Only OR DGAHING remains H. com
plrle tli. sehcinc.-it will take place on
Thursday, the 2olh Of the present month.
[ lhlan. -Ynn LnlLnNlnn Ar. LIN.
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5Aobta.s, y DNia.
SPRING SADDLES.

IL subscriber returns iis saslef1
eefuosifa zmeiii. ~ lilera rulii' &
The pHtfaoase he H.. received. and iHfofne
ibem tn IN adHilian 10 Is pae,eHf aisel. q
$ hbDiEi3. (Which Is extensive AL ~ So
pcrior quality , hr aajends 10 oier u tie pab-
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pyiXe 5--aIA pAoating

22ll Prizes amounting TO s83,05O
o. fhe drawing will positively take
place on the 2olh instant.-Advcuturer
have 20 lime 10 delay. Applications
should be made Immediately.
Tiefeig, so 90 Quarters, SO 70
H"iees = 30 E'gth@, az
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-18

MARRIED IN Thursday evening, he
18Th inst by the Rev Wm. $. Rrid, Ell
WARD A CABEII. ESQ. Of Nclson
county 10 Miss MARY Il. dou.bicrof pa
NJ onlend, Z. oi New -GIasgow, Am
hrrst county.
MARRIED ~ "Wednesday evening. The 5tl1
in9. b. ihe kc1. WiliHm IeftWich. Mr. JOHN
GOOnE 70 Nj INN dAHlt eldest deagh.
tcrot taW JACK LEFfNICll, all Of Bid
ford Tf5t,o,itieojeJ
SszsrrsasSnxUzssgnkrszasrss, tysea4 81
CcaNrrsIcATrD.
-" Re@sd arr Hc dH ud5rl al, IN Hc lord
tiom hepcetoH salHHe 5p6H, Htai
"Hgg mog re5 .I,om Hcir iators and Hcr
"uo,ts 10 IoHog Htm."
Departed tbs Lie, on Monday thc 9th OF
February, hitter a lingering illness, which she
bore with Christian forlildc, Mrs. SARAH
NlN BILL, can,on ol MIR Nathaniel New
bill, OF Franklin county, IN her 9th year 49,
Mrs Hewbill Whs an udeetionute wife. u ten
dor moiher, a benevolent mistress. ehafitas
qle nrfghbur, aud plous aud humble follow
er ol The meek aud lowly Icsu5, Alter sathg
with Paul &" have luu#m GOOD hrm, /
hive 6n,,hed my eouae, luteteptthe tnith. -
tse. slt resigned her bfcatl into the hands Of
The God VINO gnyo il, and doubt moi bul her
soul toeh is l4htt escorted Is band Of On
gels, 10 paradise. She has left n tender hus-
band, aud IA number of children aud Grand
children. oIelhcf with IN extensive uCquain-
taBc", 70 cement herloss.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-18

No. II, Harket II. Baltimore.
Where the highest plize yet drawn IL
this scheme was sold ia shares, and wher,.
ia the Two Last SrArG 1.oqrHRrEs, the
great capitals Of 10000 and 10000 dollars
we're sold, besides no less than SEgaN
GArITALs OF 1000 DOLLARS ZACH aud
where also werr sold the great Capitals Of
$1,000 AVID 10000 poLL4as. being the
TWO HIGHEST ~ the Monument Lai.
terry, which finished a few weeks ago
e. Orders from any part OF toe [.
States, by mail, post paid, or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or pri1.
in any OF The BALTIMORE Lotteries, vii
meet the most prompt and pmctuI .tten
ton, addressed 10
COHEN. r.. ealtimorc.
- \ List Qfle fo55aate .Nuajers
niA BE- published iemediateig attutie drasc-
iaG, md copies icia be .Jot4rdadc3 gratis %
all H9se ieto may desire il.
Baltimore, darch g, 1898.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05
STEAMBOAT POTOMAC

=. Win leave Washington on "Wednesday, the
10Th inst. al y o'clock in the morning, aud AL
exsndria at In, for Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond r. turning will leave Richmond ON
Saturday, the LIST of March, 3o'clock, afternoon,
eouching at City Point, Norfolk and Alexandria,
and arrive at Washington on Monday morning !;
and on Tuesday; the 9th of March, WILL agreea-
bly, TO an arrangement made with some MEM
bers ofcchgress, leave Washington at lUo'clock
and Alexandria nj H., morning, for Norfolk,
City Point, aud Richmond.
After which the boat will resume her regular
time of departure from Washington. Aexan-
Jria Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond. feb "a
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Dying, Securing, and Dressing
ESTABLISHMENTS

Corner of Prince and Favfar 8r4eess..
ToSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, aud cot
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfully tenders his grateful acknowledgements
TO the ladies and gentlemen Of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform
punctuality, and moderate prices, to merit a con-
iinuance oftheir custom.
J. WIS mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoNGIEG, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds Of spOis, slams, irOa-m0ulds,
&c. from all wooIen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stuifs, sc. so that gentemen's coats, panta-
looms, vests &c sudladies habits, merino shawls,
lace wells, 90 win be restored TO their first co.
Tor and beauty ALSO, stockings, gloves, para
sole, sc. cleaned, dyed and dressed IN the neat
est manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver em-
broidery, fringe, epaulets, tassels, &c cleaned
and polished to equal their original brilliancy.
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LINDSAY & HILL

OFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
" 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey
50 hhds lst and ID quality N Orleans sugar
10 do N Orleans and w India molasses
10000 lbs excellent green coffee
l5o chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Y Tyson teas,
Of an excellent quality
Q pipes r brandy
Q do gin
or casks Lisbon
do do Malaga , WINE
half pipes Mountain Port
BOO sacks of fine (e,
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum gu"
30 boxes York manufactured soap
30 do tin
600 do Novc Scotia herrings
hhds cider vinegar
Mould csadles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy aud clover seed
Family flour as usual s.
We wish tD purchase whes'Fye cotp. sse2i
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
County of alexandria, 10 Gvit.
November term, 1922, ] 18th day.
IN CHANCERY.
Josia! Watts n-c0MPLAtSAET,
opdinSt

against
= John McIver, Francis Peyton, and Jonah
thompson, surviving commissioners under
commission against Josiah Watson (bankrupD,
Margaret Chspin, administrative OF Gurden Cha
min, Sarah Harper, administrators of Joseph
HARPER, James - Hooe, administrator of w IN.
Hodgson, LetitiaE ennedy administrators Jas.
Kennedy, Junior, John MciAer, assignee Of Eli
sha c. Dick, James Keith, Richard NJ Scott,
lawrence Berry, John Muncaster, John Gulick,
Mathew Page, Francis Stribhrg Gavin Hamll-
ton John Hopkins, John Paucoast, Samuel
Nichols, James Keith, ir. Ann Hunter, Walter
A. : smith, James 5andersop, administrator Of
WIN j. hall ,Robt. J Tailor surviving Administrator
ofJasVilson, Jonah Thomps on&, Richard Feitch
aately trading under the firm Of Thompson and
Veitch, Joseph TidbaIl, William Tay Tor, John
Bachelor Richard Veitcb, Andrew Ramsay and
Wm. Ramsay lately trading under the firm Of
An rev aud WIn. Ramsay, Edward Graham,
administrator Of VIM. Graham, John u. Cooke
an John K Cooke, execiors of Stephen Cooke
observation-disclosures
VTN ~ defendants, Lawrence Berry, John Gu
4 lick Mathew Page, Gavin HamsoD, John
Hon ms, Jno Pancoast, Sami Nichols, Anntiun
ter, Walter 4. Smith, Joseph Tidball, VIM. lay
Tor, John Bachelor, John Cooke and John
"a Cooke, not having entered their appearance
d given security tccordng to the statute and
- Of this court, aud il appearing to the
,rf upon affidavit filed,4hat they are not in
80 it,nts oI the district at Columbia. On mo-
of the complimentary this cOunsel,i il is Or
q y A. That they appear here on or bciOge,the LIST
- .. next MAY term, and enter their appear
In Tins suit aud gave security for Perlorm-
a . DEGREES Of the court and that copy OF
- rler be published in one OF the public
,nsrs printed iu the town Of Alexandria,
= mon, IS successfully, and that another
~ pasted at the front door Of the Court
4 said county. 4 copy test,
ON EDMUND I. LEE.
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NOI,Il H..

n 'HE subscribers TO T Kennersleys Perio
= dicai Publications, thai were distributed in
this city aud ats vicinity by MIR. Peter Creighton,
de eased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers will be regularly delivered so soon as
proper person can be obtained for that purpose
The subscriber also begs leave 10 remind a
those who are in arrears tor numbers delivere
that, on their receiving the next number, h.
will expect to receive the balances due on tn,
work oct I6 II WEARY. gent, Baltimor-
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VEST1MENTAL SOAP
.1nd ImperiaL Renorato,..


~ VIE above composition, so eminently ceie
a brated in Europe. the former for Its supe-
rior qualities in extracting all kinds of grease,
occasionrd by hair, or any other matter, paint,
tar, &c. from gentemeu's clothing; and woollen
cloths of every description, in a few minutes,
restoring the same to its former condition and
colour, aninjured and the latter for its very
superior qualities in extracting all manner OF
spots or stains from ladies' dresses, caused by
grease, oil, or bad handling and from all kinds
o. silks, satins, veiyets, Canton grapes. bonn
bazines, &c. restoring the TO its former
condition, let the quality or color be what il
may, uninjured, has been, within the Two last
years, introduced and fully established in thr
cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Charleston, S. c. Norfolk, Richmond, and Ere
dericksburg, and is now most respectfully Of
fered TO the citizens of the District of Columbia,
as the most uee!al material ever discovered,
for the aforementioned purpose. Manufactar
ed and sold by JOSEPH TRENCH, for few
days, at MIR JOHN THoMpsoS's, on Royal street.
+, VI Every description of damaged or mil
dewed merchandise restored TO their former
condition. I'm feb %
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Machine Gard Manufactory.

DERSONSwho want cotton or wool macbn.
u cards, are respectfully informed, that they
can be furnished with them ofany number lad
mitted by udgest TO be CT the first quality by
leaving their orders at the subscribers factory,
south west corner of Market and Eutas streets
Where may also nc had, cotton and wool hand
cards, Fullers' acks, horse cards and comb plate
Orders from distance will be attended to.
DAVID G. McCOY.
BALTIMORE, ian 20 1aw.3m
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Notice is hereby given.

FUNBAT the subscriber has obtained, from the
l. orphans court ofWashington county, dis
trict OF Columbia, letters OF administration ON
the personal estate OF DAVID HENLEY, late o.
Washington county, deceased all persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased. hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, before the 9TH
day OF January next they may otherwise, by
law, he excluded from all benefit ofthe said es-
fate Given under my hand, This 9TH day Of Jan.
IN che wear 1928. p WRIGHT, admir-.
WAsHINeToK, ian go iaw3t
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NOTICES.
NGTii r.

MUIR II.
A general meeting ofthe stockholders of the
IN Fauquier and Alexandria Turnpike com
pany, will take place at Samnel Cattss tavern,
at Nest End, Fairfax CO. Va, on Saturday the
EiGHTR dav of MARCH next, for the purpose ofe
iectng apre ideni, four directors treasurer,
FOR said company according to the, provisions
of an act of the general assembly of Virginia,
passed 7th day of January, 1923 :: s.,
feb "a tie j. MORGAN, treas
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VIM. GOuDELL e Co.

WIN. GDODELL & 20.
T Corner Of Prince and Union. Streets
nFFER Tor sale 400 bush first quality seed
" potatoes, 1000 punches onions, Is bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 WI new bacon we'll cured
Beets, oats, and black eyed peas
Bhds and terces molasses
EIhds and bbls sugar
Bbls beef (mess and prime No l)
DO mess pork, Goldfish
Nlackerel Nos l,2 and 8 in bbls g. halfbbls
Bbs tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento =
Boxes best mould candles at low price
Do Nos aud 2 chocolate
Chests II tea, Souchong do
Imperial and gubpoHder do in boxes and
lb Canniste-C'r so
Kegs .'ter superio. quality
Do lard, fresh rai9ins, cheese
Whiskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughton's btters in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, copperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts very
cheap
Seine Irvine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with a variety of other ar
ticles at wholesale or retail NIB. Ship stores
put up on the best terms Jan 20
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would be difficult to describe, as he is a great
trader, and very artlu He has remarkable
large vein that runs down his forehead turns
out his feet very much when walking, and apt &C.
turn his back when spoken TO. He complains
IF being fuptured, but not as to prevent him
from any kind of work or exercise. He has
some near relations in Fairfax CO Mr. Hay.
wood Foote has one his aunts, names Cecelia,SI
another formerly belonged to, the late DIR Simma
of Alexandria, named Esther, who believe is.
now free. rather suppose he will endeavour
to get 10 Alexandria OF Baltimore, in order to
pass for a free man, and may have false free
papers. have purchased him from Mr. Fits-
hugh, and will give the above rewRr,, 70 any per-
son who will take him up and secure him 10
any Jail so that get hin, again
law3t - HENRY "A. BARRON
Barron's Store, Prince William CO. Va. feb IA
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MARCH $, 1928.
ART1STSo
Cabinet Mandatory.

TAMES HARRISS takes this method ofin
~ forming the public in general, that he has
commenced the cabinet business on kinS-street,
few doors. . /; =.
.abore the Indian Queen Iaue,.n,
where he intends manufacturing work in the
neatest and most fashionable style, equal TO
any in tho district, aud will sell low for cash,
credit or barter 3tawtf feb 10
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SEINE TWINE. eto
jan 81 Ct JOSIAH HEWES DAVIS.
$50 REV ARD.

- Ran away from the farm of
m Thomas Fitzhugt, esq. of EPSON.
@ Prince William county, Va ION
NT/ the 10th day of Dec last black
.4Ak. man named PHIL he is abone
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05

st. domingo Coffee, etc.
- ~ bags ST. Domingo coffee, of superior
. quality just received per sloop RegnIa-
tor and brig Columbus, from Port au
'rince, ard for safe bv'. -
SAM'L. MESSERSMlTH,
" WHO HAS IN STORE
100 bbls Baltimore whiskey
% do apple brandy
100 mats cassia
20 sacks blown salt
% half chests imp. and guEpowder tea
70 ten catty boxes do do
9 boxes each cont'g 90 two ID caiinis-
tiers do -;,
1900 lbs Laguira green coffee
1900 do ST Domingo do do
~ bundles sugar loaf paper
Sicily Madeira, Colmenar, W.:
Malaga and Canary
Cognac, brandy, Holland gin
Pecan nuts, superior Havana segars
Hampers of porter and wine bottles
Sweet oil i'm TASKS
Moild caGdies--low to close sales
Bakers chocolate, Nos 81
Baltimore do Nos l, 2, Ga
MIscatel raisins
Goshen cheese, &c. dec 6
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-05
GEORGE JONES,
Gum Smith and White- Smith.

FAiRFAx-sT. NEAR THE mARKET SQUARE,
"ISHES to inform the public that he
w can stock and repair guns and pistols
in the neatest manner and on the most rea-
sonable terms, harrington mauy years, executed
work when in England for many of the Lon
don gun makers satisfactory testimony, if re-
quired, can he given to those who doubt it)
g. J, returns his thanks TO a generous public
for their kind encouragement since his COM
meBccment as a,