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New and Valuable Medicine
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iG-Ilis ew and elegant Balsam bids lai
I 10 stand unriyaIlcd in lis merits, for Con-
Sumptions and Coughs and We boldly venture
To assert that no Medicine has ever gained SO
much credit in 50 short time rs this rompo-
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relieved by the timely Use OF il, many having
lately used il in seated Consumption, with The
most surprising success, who were gwen mp
bg the most skithI physicians in the country
Many certificates of its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time past been troubled with Il violent Cough
aud has been in very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things Win
out getting relief bought for her bottle ol
/ DR.. Melen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great relief
aud her Cough hes entirely lett her, and she
has regained her strength.
JOHN ". JENKINS.
! Hudson, 1911 Month 29ih, 1919
! Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recordar Of the city Of H"dsor
To the afflicted whom this may concern
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took a VIC
! lent cold in the latter part Of the year 1915
which created violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till
procured bottle of Doctor Mellens Cougi
! Drops, and bv taking few doses of the sai'
drops i was entirely cured of my Cough am
main in nv side. RIOS ANNA BARTON,
wife Of MIR. Joseph Barton
Hudson, l2h 'tonh 18Th, 1919.
! This is to certify that in June 1918, wa
seized with very distressing Cough, pain II
nv side, grcat weakness Of the lungs, and
continued until July 1910 which confined m
to the house and part Of the time 10 m? be-
had tried every thing as thought hut all i
vain. was at last induced TO make trial c
Or. Melen's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re
stored ny former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 al that ar
afflicted with those complaints, as very Walt
obla medicine. NANCY BOZ RNE.
Hudson, Coitmtio ety. &.f.Dec, u, 1919.
FOR sNLr RY
II Dr. 7. HUMPHREYS Lynchhurg.
Merel. = l2m
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.uaseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
Tine nature OF TINS eaterprie, may be un Ter
suoi from ies considerations which the adj
yerli ,ers will venture to subi)in 10 theit annun
CATION oft. The periodical works >. of Great
Britain ana France contain mass Of literary
and .cientihc.iatelligehc which does notreacn
the A ner,can pub c for want of suitable
emanuel, but winch would be real among US
with equal pleasure aad profit. Such Of IT, {
British reviews AMI nlagazinesas are reprint.
ed in the United States--not excepting the [,
diaburgh aid Quarte,ly itey,ews-cmhrlc &c
much matter which IS Of little interest and DINO
adv ,nta &c to the American reader, and not un
frequently fitted 10 vtiae ms literary taste, his
mo al4, Or his political principles. IL Is desma.
Bile, under these circumstances, that selection
should be made, such as W JuId iarnlah the "a
liable an ente taln'ng potion oil then con
tents, to the exclusion OF the other portion Oh
81 ting OF details and speculati0ns either unin.
S.lestiIs iii thems elves, OF mi5chieyuu5 Ia theI
tendency, OF att. either of ! cal concern and
application. On TIN plan, IDLE expense aud a
fruit!ees c1nsunption If time, would be ohva-
ted ior pages destitute OF merit might he sub
sttuted many oil value which dow lemain IN
known ard lnacces .ible. OF severai Is tish
Journals o. the sci ntitic and erudite cast, and
others indeed oil d mo e gei al aud atthe same
time very solid charac,e li,te or 20 use i,
made by the edito, S and comi ilers ofthe perio-
deal works printed in the Unit, d States.
The object OF the one now adyeIti,ed, is the
accumulation, in permanent form, OF the ma
teria.s thus neglected, and # the literary Il
scientific articles worthy OF berg regime, in
this county, tut which, WHEN o, are accom-
panied by otheIs possessing 10 clam to atien.
zion. Ami cellany--tne Select Rev ws-aEin
in the design, bat not equal in comprehensive
ness, to the present. Il )ul ished for serF'e years
IN tins city, aud would, it may be presumed,
have continued o be supported 10y W de-sprend
subs .ription, but Tor an alteration o. the plan,
and a series OF ad yentitious reVe, ses. Ire revi
val oft, with argei scope nld seem likely
TO he attended with sill mo. e slgaai success
than its original existence, owing L the great
multiplication oil readers OF Peii 3dicd works,
and the wide diffusion Of the habit Of eeking in
tnem, b th nrorma'ion and amusement.
The Museum com.uenc Gu in July, 1922. 1t
iorms twosoames yer o..
: Published moathiy--Prtce Sir Deiidrs a gear,
payable IN adfaAee.
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and tie surrender of liberty. lnt break L 5
proilered leiters over the head If the snr :
plant
Would that these We're i,leal woes =.
Woes aud indignities that none but wi.
dover ean feel, or justly appreciate!
II Sparta derrecd public honors to tie
matron who vent forth numerous SONS Ia
Htcd and fall IN defence of their country,
what wreath of glory should not be awar.
ded 10 The intrepid widower, fo, "mnny
sad time and oft" has barred his heart to
the far erelri's aim Yet, such is the
proof of this worlds luslict All his Tits,
tournaments, and pcrlous adventures, are
rcqnilted hy being driven, mol nrre., from
socIety, hui from rAislence--turnrd into
absolute nihiiity and that too, by the ma.
&c Influence of a pair 81 ehangeless flow
ris that have not aensibiliy enough to
inde==M whose iluts no ctdiue can improve
aud no neglect can blaueh
Although the writer ventures IL cherish
no hope of recall for himseIfto The regions
OF light and life, yet he begs in The name,
aud for the sake Of Justice, thai similar
decree may not again 20 forth, without
previous examination, against any Of his
brethren IN advetsiy Allow them pa-
tent hearing aud a fair trial. lfthey prove
themselves 10 have been tdurirg their wi
"erlood) NINr times repused, rejected,
refused, or dismissed, let Favorable de.
cree be awarded, accompanied by certi-
licate That they hare done heir DUN Bnt,
on the other band, if'no such pfoors can /,
be adduced, and they are found To b. gull.
~ of the sin OF 'eitfd Jacheiorism.-- then,
indeed, they willbr entitled In no s,,npa-
thy nor favor - like the fatal embhm they
resemble, they must sink back upon the
stalk on which they grew, unpiticd and
forgotten. NIHlL.
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Departed Heroes, Sagos ond S,attsnrn ~ 4
mtrten.
To be confined exclusively 10 those who So.
nallzed them'eives, in either caracity, in I'll,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde.
pendence oftheir country.
Second Edition. Uiihanoppendir-co ntaiuiuq
ME Declaration by the Representative OF
Il the United Colonies OF North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity Of al,inp
up arms. July 6, 175S-rhe Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, To II c
King OF Great Britain, July &, I775-A proela.
ton oil Congress ior a day OF fasting, hrmilia-
ton and P aver, March 10, l775-The Decla.
ration OF Independence, July :, l716--and The
manlte sto by the Congress oil the United States
OF America, October 80, 1179
Also, the Constitution OF the UniteI States,
and the Farewell Address oil General WASH
raoroN, TO the People of the United States, an
nounclng his intention of retiring from public
service, septtmtc, 7, i.96.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS r. RODGERS
" We are Iednccd 10 The alternative - ehoo.
sing an nnc9odilioaal submission to the ty,an-
ny ol iIritatod ministers, or resistance by 10, &c
fhe latter Is our choice. We have counted the
cost oI tins contest, and find nothing SO .oiead-
iul as voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and
humanity, toI bid us .amely to surrender that
eedom which we received FROM our, gallanf
ancestors, and which out innocent poste,it,
hasea rpht to receive II ON us. We cannot
endure the iniamy ana guilt oil lesisn,pg sue
ceedlng generations to that wrtt chrdness VII Ct
inevitably awa them, ii we baseiy cnt.ukhe 4e..
dilary boudage.up them.
3" The. arms We have been compelled by our
enemiest 10 aa9hme, We viii, III detance rvei,
hazard, with unabdjng hIinness ard pe,scsel.
arice, en Ploy iorthe preservation OF cur libt
tlrs-7b 3 with one mud resolved odiellce-
men ather than to live slaves. = Orc!araiioa
Of Congress, setting forth The eece@y eJiatiag
up drmS--JHiy &, l175.
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0j".The EDIroRs OF THE ViRGINiAN,
lagents for Lypchburg aud its vicinity, So
licIt subscriptions. to the above works.
The North American Review, aud Amerl-
can. journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established aud have a decided
claim to pu5lic.support, as forming impor-
tant parts Of our national .titcratuFe.'
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r,IIE time for which contracted viii

' VIE IlIlt lDE WHICH / tDilllatitn WIN
d Mr. Wiiinm Ramsay, for the manage
ment OF my printing e,lablishment OF 1he tr-
ginja PairiOi, d. EirdmgHd McrcHHGic .ldneriisfr,
expired on the 3lst December, is22, andfat-
cording TO the originnl contract. between Us
Ghe office not being able lo pay the ciaus)
the whole Ol tie establishment reverted Ia
me, except such printing matcrials Is tit
said William i;amsay might prrchas. viii his
own fund, aud bring into tile Office, which he
was allowed the privilege ot taking aGay.
All persons indebted 10 the said establish
ment, ave requested 10 make immediate las
nent of their balances 10 me-. rs am iully
authorized to receive what may be due % the
Iii February, l843, as viii appear by the FOL.
lowing instrument Of writing, signed by Nil
liam Ramsay, Is well ., in advancement
published in the Virginia TiDics, The 2d.nst.
AUGUSTINE DAVIS.
hereby auihorise Mr.. Augr7tine DAVIS, to
COLLECT and give acqnttarces for all debts
TOW due the ofce Of the Political Eaposfor
| the Virginia Patriot and Richmond Nnreau
| llle Advertiser, Willie conducted by TIE, iol
subscription, advertising, ana job Wofh--Jas
Offsets against nj 10 be illoNr ed.
! (1jgneb WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Richmond, lily g.
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C. q IL e ~ . s
Lottery and,EAeladge Once, la, Make

Lottery and Exchange otbce, la, Malket-st
- BALTIMORE,
Orders from any part OF the, United stnres
by mail (post baid) or by private conveyance,
tnfloslng the cash or prizes ia any OF the Bal
umore batteries, will meet the same prompt
aud pnnctnal attention, as If Oh personal ap.
lilitaton, addressed To
) l. COHEN, Jr- BaRimore
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100000 DoEES.

Besides the 10000 dolls.-tle two TO-
COOS the 5,000's--l5 of 1000, &c. &c. still
remain undrawn.
Should the capitals now floating, remain
mulch longer undrawn, the price of ticket
will consequently he considerably adyans
eed. In the mean lime those NOT Yet sup
Piled with tickets should procure them
without delay, and those holding small
prizes should have them renewed immedi-
ahly--Prtseht rates, viz
nhofe Tickets SD 90 Quarters 3 10
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tonES's OFFICE,
Baiifseff, .9Vg. {, ls23
Official list of the 9Th days drawing Of the


M marked Tins soh al COHf.NsS OF
fICE, ~hcre the cash ean be had Tor prists ht
moment they arr drapa
THE DRAWING viii I've continued on
iharSdog inter neat, the 2sth inst. rs usual
The wheels of the GRAND STATE IoTrE.
kf now present 10 adventures the mast bril-
liant pro pects--ONIY ROT ETEES DRAW.
iNno remain 10 complete his pieuaid aithit,
and Tue MAGNIFICENT eapilal nrize OF
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Erecuted IN the neateSt manner, md on He
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ACAIII).
w.iw Is

John a. .SCoNCIA has tie pleasure
- OF lstOrmiag the citizens OF Lyuehbnrg
and its vicinity, that At the in.hlicc o some
Oils tlicnd5, he has made arrangements for
the purpose OF establishing himself in this
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The North. American Review,

Was begun in 1915, and has since been steadi-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ry, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
tessor Everett, OF the univefsitya at Cambridge,
New England. A nei0 series was lhen com.
menced with which it is convenient that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders for anypart
of the work Will however be thankfully re
ccived by T. LttelI and hy K. Norris Henry,
who are intcrestediiu disqualification.
Published qu0rtefly-Price Ere DoH~S a
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American JourD@ of Science al

Conducted By BENJAMIN sILLIMAN, Pro-
ftssor IF Chemistry, S'r. i0te CDHege.
This Journal began in the year 1919, Two
numbers between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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PROPOSALS
Tor publishing, By subscription,
NEW AMERICAN
biographical Dietionar y.
A REMENaR ANGER
A REMi,MhRANCER

Ut 7 IF
Departed Heroes, Sages aud S'atc,men % 4
Hitftrn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
This is TO give Notlc,,

THAT the subscribers of Alexandria
il county in the District of Columbia,
have obtained from the orphans court OF
said county, letters testaDentary on the
estate of DANIEL MCLEAN, late Of the
county aforesaid, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof; passed by the Or
phans' court. on or before the 10th day Of
September Hext or they may, by law, be
excluded from all benefit to said estate {;
and all persons indebted thereto, are re-
qulred to make immediate payment. Civ.
en- under our hands thi 10th day OF March,
1898. NORMAN K. FL ZHUGH,
JACOB DOUGLAS,
executors OF Danl. MCLEAN.
march II law6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
Ibis Is to rive Notice.
march II

THAI the subscriber, of Alexandra
IL County, in the District of Columbia
bath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county letters of administration on the
personal estate of HENRY POSEY, late
OF the county aforesaid. deceased. All
persons having claims against said dece
dent are hereby warned to exhibit the
same 10 the subscrb' r, passed by the Or.
phans' Court, on or tetore the 10th day of
September next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate {;
and those indebted thereto, are required
to make immediate payment. Given un-
der my hand this 10Th March, 1898.
MICHAEL McCL0SKEY, admir-
OF Henry Possy, decd
march II Iaw3t
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers. OF Alexandra
Il Goun'y, IN the District OF Columbia,
have Oh aimed from the Orphans Court of
said county, letters OF Administration on
the personal estate of SAMUEL MAR
CEY. late of the said county deceased
Al persons having claims against the said
dscedenl are hereby warned to exhibit the
same TO the subscribers, passed by the
Orphans Court on OF before the 10Th day
OF September next, or they may, by law,
be excluded from all benef TO sald estate;
and those indebted lbere,o, are required to
make immediate payment. Given under
our hands this 10Th March, 1923.
JANE MARCY, adm'x.
HORaTiO BALL, admir-.
of Sanl. Marcy, dec d.
march II IawSt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
Nestimental soap
AND IMPERIAL RENONATOR.

h4ND k'f - HttA AeclN ~ "A " ~
rSHE above composition, so eminently
l. celebrated IN Europe. the former Tor
It's very superior qualities in extracting all
kinds OF grease, oecasioned by hair, or
any other matter, paint, tar, &c. from gem
'lemen's clothing, and woollen cloths of
every description, in q few minutes, resto.
ring the same 10 its former condition and
color, uninjured and The latter for its
very superior qualities in extracting all
msn"er OF spots or stains from ladies'
dresses, caused by grease, oil, or bad han.
ding, from all kinds of silks, satlns, vel
vets Canton grapes, bombazlnes, &c. re.
storing the same to its former condition,
LET the quality or color be what it may,
unimjured, has been, within the two last
years. introduced and fully established IN
The cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia New
York, Charleston, 8. G. Norfolk, Rich
mond, and Fredericksburg. and IS no"
raost respectfully Uttered TO the citizens OF
ne District OF Columbia, as the most use
tut material ever discovered, for the atore.
mentioned purpose. Manufactured and
sold by JOSEPH TRENCH for a few
days, at Mr.. JOHN THoMrsoN's, on Royal
street.
@Every description Of damaged or
widowed merchandise restored to their
former condition.
feb 81 I'm
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Tn Council.

AZ a meeting Of the persons elected to serve
in the Common Council for the ensuing year
At the Council Chamber, on Thursday the 9th
GIv o. March, lSt3-
On 5alloting for President OF Council, Jo-
nathan SUIT, Esq was re elected; who, after
;aSins the oath Of office, prescribed BY law,
before Nathaniel >. WISE, Esq. alus6ce o! the
peace, administered the same to the members
pesens.
On balloting or Clerk and Auditor, 1. p.
T5omys,j. was unanimously re elected.
Onballoting for Messenger, John JohR'
;t0H was duly elected.
On balioJmg for Navor ChJ1topher NeaIe,
ESQ was UNANIMOUSLY reelected,
The rules and reg ,lations of the last Coun-
ell were amended and adopted as the rules
and regulations of the present.
Tne mayor elect appeared. and had the oath
Sforioe administered TO INN by Nathaniel =.
WISE, Esq Justice OF the peace, IN the pre-
ssnce of the council.
OIde,Gd, That Messrs. Vowel. Douglas,
Longden. and Johnson, be committee to
BRING in bill, fixing the salaries OF the 9Th
GERS Of The corporation for the present year.
Ordered, That Messrs Douglas, Vowel
Longden, and Johnson, be committee to
bring in a bin, making appropriations for the
present year
IP. THOMPSON, c. e,
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French Ambassadors to leave Ma

toe French Ambassadors to leave Ma
drld.
.BAYoNNe, Jan. Eve hear that
On order is arriveIto make live mil.
hons of cartridges
The gatrls ons of Vittoria and Bill
hos are in motion for Navarro"
MADRID, Dec. 27'-Fhe following Is
,hs royal ordinance issued by the king,
md dated the 10th OF Dec. and which
ba, spread an alarm through the whole
Peninsula.
The Minister ofthe interior to the Political
Chefs OF the Provinces.
"The English Government having
claimed an indemnity for various cap
,.res made from the merchants OF that
nation from the year 1901 up to the
D,s,ent time, and also for various da.
maze occssloGed to English property,
,..,gning for this decision a space of
time during which 1t is impossib for
the Klugto come to any resolution:
therefore, till this can be effected which
will De done as 5000 as possible, to a.
void the 10 Jury which would result to
the proper y Of the Spanish merchants,
tbe King commands ne to declare to
the Consulate, that there have SAIL
ed from the por,s of England various
saio, of war FOR the Terra Firma and
Porto Rico, with orders to detain Spa
n.sh vessels To the amount Of the debt
which the EugIIsh government claims.
HIS Majesty hopes u terminate amlca-
bly. and with justice, an affair so near
l. affecting the Interests OF the subjects
Of oo,h nations. TnIs important notice
is to prevent the injury which may ac-
crue IN the inter al watch must neces-
sarily eiapse You will acquaint the
COrsulates n your province of this pre-
sent notice.
(signed) "GASCO.
"MadrId, Dec. 90"
MADRID. Jan. & The Cortes, in
secret sitting, have taken into consid-
Grafton the complaints made by the En-
glish Government in the name Of sew
eral merchants of that nation, whose
vessels have been captured by Spanish
cruisers OF the coast of Terra Flrma.
The report made by the Diplomatic
Committee on tins subject shews that
the negotiation had been iDdiscreetly
managed by the Secretary OF State,
San Miguel. The committee recon-
mended that justice should be done to
the claims, and that after they are verl-
lied by mixed eommiss ,on, English
and Spanish, the amount should be
made good by the Treasurer. The
GOrtss approved Of the Report.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11

| ubllc Sale.
On SATURDAY. 18th INST.
4 Il IL o'clock, will positively be sold
IN on The premises
A Lot Of Ground,
on Washing ton street, opposite The resi-
dence Of Mr.. .. Norris 9l-7 by S5-5.
ALSO,
9 lots on Ct. Asapb. betw en- Oronoke and
Princess SIS. 40 ieet by 1885
A plan OF the lots may be seen al The
sale
A small proportion of the money wDs
be required in hand the balance on
long credit.
mars S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
This is to give Notice,
march | I

THAT the subscriber Of Alexandria
Il county, in the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county, letters testsmentary on The
estate OF ARCH'D oSBUkN, late of the
county aforesaid. deceased. All persons
having claims against The said decedent,
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or ,efore the 10th day
ct septe moer next, or they may, by law
be excluded tro.n all benefit to said state :;
and those iaGs pted thereto, are required
to make immediate payment. Given un.
der my hand this ION y of March, 1898
RACHEL OSBURN, exeCu,rix
of Archibald OsburD, dec.
march 10 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
English Potatoes.

1 lindsay & HILL have just received
IA an additional supply Of
i5O bushels English potatoes from Ii
verpool, which are equal 10 the real
Irish. Also.
$50 sacks Liverpool fine )sAIT
loo do do coarse ALL
In Store,
100 bushels fresh clover seed.
mar { 81
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Mechanics Bank of Alex'a,

February q, 1898.
THE stakeholder, 10 this institution are
Il hereby notified that an election for
fifteen directors, will be held at the Bank
ing house, on Monday. the e4h March
next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash
feb e2 t24M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11

frThe remarks of Mr.. Mercer and Mr..
Wight, on the resolution offered by MIR. NJ
TO the House of Representatives in relation TO
the African slave trade, is in type, and which
: excluded to day, to give room tor matter
that would be rendered undressing By delay.
They shall appear in Thursdays paper.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
.AikRfED,

On Tuesday evening LAST, by the Rev
Or. Wilmer, b. Ward, Esq. of Fau-
quier county, to Miss Harriet, second
laughter of the late R. Fitzhush. Esq.
Of Fairfax county, Va,
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- Tc the Freeholders Of Lou
DOM and Fuirfar.

Mr Fitzhugh's term OF service in the
State Senate will expire at the close Of its
next session, and az be has declined a re.
election, am induced to offer myself as
a Candidate to represent you in th2t
branch OF our Legislature. An extensive
personal acquaintance 10 Loudoun and
Fairfax, formed during long residence
in each. promise OF cordial support from
many freeholders, and a wish to be bonor-
ed with the confidence of my fellow clti-
zens, are the reasons which have urged
me to ash your sutfrages at the approach
ing election. WM. NJ, MCCARTHY.
Leesburg, Jan. a., 1895. law
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-11
Il We are authorized to
march 10

stlnounce SYDNOR BAILEY, Esq. as
Candidate 1t the next election tor a rep
resen!ative to Congress, from the District
composed OF the Counties OF LoudouD,
Prince William and Fairfax