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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
APpOINYAIENTs

By tie President Of tie a. STATES, nth Tee adcice
dnd consent Of tae Seadte.
To be Secretary for the Department of
State, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, OF Massachu-
sets.
To be Secretary for the Department of
the Treasury, VIM. II. CRAwFoRp.
TO be Secretary ter the Department OF War,
ISAAC SHELBY, of kentucky.
Nir. CRowNGNsHIELp, it is understood,
remains at the head OF the Navy Depart
mcnt
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Baltimore, Marcel z.
TIE PENTTENTIARY.

We can now state with regard to the
conhagration ofthe Peniteniiary or We'd
nesday night last, the extent OF the darn
age. The roof of the wing IS entirely
consumed centre building is IN
touched by the flames The cells and the
lower floor remain uDinlured, bnt the
upper floor is consumed. That part The
building denominaied the church, and
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WAs,,INnrnN NInrcil 7

" N'h.""iNn, Va
The SENATE of the United giates adjourned
yesterday Of an early hour. previous to the adj
iournment, the VICE PRESIDENT retired from
She chair, according 10 the usage at the close
of a session, aud Mr.. GARLAND was again cho-
sen President pro-tenpore of the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
TorHr EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.


| have deposited at the Merchant Coffee
| house IN the care ofAir. Lynch printed proposals
| transmitted to me by George NJ. Dallas OF
| Philadelphia, for publishing by subscription,
" the works of his father, Alexander James
| Dallas" late Secretary of the Treasury, with
his biography pretiXed."
| The volumes are to contain select cOmpi-
| lation of his works" What selections will he
made, know not : but of its value, no doubt
| can be entertained. II is not easy to conceive,
that the pen of the late Secretary, could ever
have been frivolOusy employed. His last
work, an exposition of the motives and con-
duct of the late war" is not only sufficient TO
establish his character as political writer Of
the hishes. class, but to give hma claim to
the respect and gratitude OF his countrymen.
iiis vDdicatlon OF our national government
and character, has never been answered ; is
unanswerabie /; aud will 20 down to our poSte-
rity, incorporated with the history o, the A.
merican people. Every citizen ought to pos
sess IL.
The sentiment of deep regret, which have
always felt, for the untmeiy death of Mr.
Dallas, rs amiabie in private life, he was
distinguished i'm Office Tor his decision, his d.
bity, and devotion TO his country, is some
what alle' lated 10y the opportunity, thus Hnex-
pectedly presenting Itself OF Offering before
The public, this slight, but aiiectlondte respect
iui tribute TO his memory.
'"'' 4 SUBSCRIBER.
March 4, 1917.
Ettract Qt q hffcJ from .SgcricqR Citi.cn 10 his
JTtend ~ tsiS city, dgted
"PARts, Dee. H. 1916
Grain and -four are likely 70 be very scarce in Ia.
rope in The Spring. Here 4 bounty is giyen on nporta
ton, expectation is prohib.ed.-Th foolish peope
ascribe the Bad sedsouto The absence Of Bonapar.~
Many N. SIS. OF hand which we shall bring ont rs
soon as possible Now, that CONGRESS have Adjourned
We shall have more room for general topics.
Continuation Of Me. CILEs's' Geaeraf Rcfccyfoos -
in our next-aiso the Verses addressed 10 Mi Madison
The letter Of State Seust0faud an Essay on I.irv
will appcaT-Also, sir Randolphs concndiu9
speech on the Armorg question.
izzzsErz 1850
COMDCNlCAIED.
Departed this life The 22d ult Ur. Rgjrrf C9pcB-
try, native 81 scotland, man highly esteemed aud
h"ch esPecsed Dj a who had the pleasure Of hs &C
quainiance.
. on the same day, IN TIC city OF WILLIAMSBURG
refer SfHi'n Esq. no tie 6ith yclt 81 his ace after
long aud PAINFUL i,mess, which he bore with christian
tofiituoe ana resignation to the divine will.
ON the sains day. 90 his residence in the county
vi Hanover, MUM H. Harris SEN IA the 18TH year OF
MS age after lingering Illness Of four years Which &c
pore WIZ Singular iorttude. lie universally fesrcc
zen ~ a WAC the" hun, as good neqhbOf Mind hu,
Dfhd ana an dheconae father. Leagnga wife and so-
ven chillfen % bev ail his death.
80 z..s - - go zSfzzs1
4 LIST OF LETTERS
REAJ MING M the Pat Ofirc ut he r.
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March II.

NJ
and oh streets, containing in front O feet inches nd
rnn ig back the usual bsfacre depth Ii viii se
sou III lois o. altogether as may be Desirable
iis e sona ut believed iaano p9pefg seoe
ym a;1aSshed epaton as Tavern. supe
and wealthy neiehoorhood, within sets oftbc ca
pa'o, oqa%Ie az point "ncn Is continually passed and
,epasseo by me greater part Of lie nhabiaais of The
M and sufficiently near the lower part OF the town Tor
! III" 60, c"nVshishi transaction OF business.
fsI"'S-ore-siSh payable in GO DAYS. tue remainder
~ 60 el"a payrNs on The 18th Oct. 1917,
pe' ISIS ana 23ia October, lsla. NEGOTIABLE notes
WIN approved endosers and deed of trust 20 secrr.
! va. PHsl ,s' WI DrIea,iIeu
All Di1i'p utaoe iltle wil be given.
| By order effhe Pyop,iefpys,
II. BTOCn IT. g. W EyyyoU
MarchiI. 'eno"e , nsi,si''
IN CAANCERY -FInygnra 17oT1T- 1,o,7r, -I.,-----
John c. Hughes J,la;z.ie.
AGAINST
warren NJ Se;y and George = Sutherland
Isfsggoafe
This day came the plaintiff by his couisel. ard .se
defendant Warren " .Scay having entered his apncr
ace and gwen secriy according 90 the act Of Assembly
and te rules ofihis Court and appearing TO tn, court
that the said defendant Warren H. Sea- - mi
commonwealth on the motion ' of te nam,
' :, go; ~ Sou'e, ~ ts f'.tTfs@ amt OrdeTeG, That
lie ,irst S,, ~ AZ err" ~ srsy 90 apreaf here IN
In ~ ~ S cS.ls icN, ahn answer the plaintiffs
in so,ae ,r;n, Il -; G punished
c,.,.i, "a w. , i'e W we Wy 81 Richmond, and
copy thereof posted ~ The fo, , 'u eD sneiuer
e'' 0''""' 1N,osPy ,5eSfe
March n ' '''''i ''LHr nv, g y 1.
" --------------------- ly1-waHe
II CHArCthf. -ilnvanna County Court February
2ltbs lSt''
George Sutherland, P3afsfi5.
tuAiN'T
warren NJ ocay george r. sutherland and NebecCs Sc.y
fyeffasDn,r
f,a,t v',rS =, ie,'.. IN ~ Counsel ana ne df-
sn I'D ,y si 80 NV na.an eh.eFea hs a'eesf-
St5e pmies Of -, Con-, w. rs, 90 lss'inoy
,bs ssid dees,i"., ,,,' ~ 10 slr Sonr iifs
80 NJ; -, nc" ~ S'if ~ Nc, an inhahtI-s
I r ,sl ~ ~ 6ec,1 on e 3.on OF me niartR ~
defenf,,. 10 so,,e,r b,.re,, 49,, a.. ~ 80 wy '"'i
rest ard answer tbe n,s,,t,sr. MI i ,. a. c."
tlts ofder he fo,tL,yiti, it..,f.., h. -, 80 -
led VI TIE eiiy Of ichm9ai and eon'inad ~ teO
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= LIST OF LFTTERS

= ~ VI 1T IlI0TJ
Sbb1iNINi M the Post Office at Lie c.
" " Richmond, on tie 2Sh If Fc5faafg,
1917.
kg-Pers9ns wanting advertised letters, will
please call for such.
John Anderson, Mary Alexander, Arthur
armstrong, A. IL William Atkinson,
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March 4, 1917.

Many NJ. S. Oh hand which We shall bring ont as
soon as possible Now, that Congress adJoofned
we shall have more room for general topics
Continuation Of Nc. CILEs's (;eaer0f Rrfccgioge -
~ our next-as0 the Verses addressed MI Madi son
me letter o. state Seuatof-aud Essay on Usmry
VIII soon appcaT-Also, siT. Bandolph's CONCLUDING
Speech on The ArmOry question.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
By TIE Gose'mor Of tde Conference.-The Of
Virginia,
A PROCLAtfAT.ONs

IVHEREAS, itappeaIs BY lie records Al, tie Once Of
" The Executive DEPARTMENT, fnat "a rreeiaiiatlon
was issued by the Cover Of this Commonwealth hear
M date tue tdh dat of December IN year sit ne
iefing reward OF > 200 to pefspD VINO 3gid az.
pieheud and aiey conyeyto tle ia of Prince Edwaf.
c.dnty certain R0Jef b. Gi5s0V, who had been con
ined in The sad Jail, f trial ne SUPERIOR Court sf
rue SAID cOnhy, OF charge OF Ia ig murdered Satue
eiee ana VINO Tao broke the aiu laiiand escaped there
from anu whereas, II has been Represented 20 tie
Executive, iiai The SAID Robert H. Ci;scu is now going
az sarge III me said county " Prince kdmari have
therefore thought 10, wilh the adsice AID consent of he
Sonnc OF STATE 70 issse this rocauasion hereby Offer
ing reward OK Three H,tdyea Dgita.s TO amy person
or persons who SHAH appreCnd and cVev - he iail of
inc saiu count! OF Prince Edward the said Robert II
SiDsoh Ahd do moreover require all officers, civil
ana Riltafy, ana eNhor the good people of Ia, Com
m"h"ean 10 use then best endcaycrs arprchend anh
convey or ctae To be appreended and conveyed 10 the
Aforesaid Ja OF Prince Edward the SAID Robert d. Gib-
son, that he may he dealt with as the law directs
Given under my hand as Governor and uii-
DER the seal OF The Commonwealth az
(seaf) Richmond, this seventeenth day cf Fabrt,-
any, one thousand eight hnudred and sew
enteen.
JAMES p. PRESTON.
- -'H1t %. -. tl2~aiN
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,o,ntries respectively; specifying the
Na ,,oarative footing OF national and for
s;yn ships employed IN any branch ofsuch
commercial intercourse.
The bill to regulate the trade IN Plaster
of Paris, having been so amended as TO
,,ke effect %. the 18th day OF july (ustead
nj The ist day OF May next,) passed by
The following vote
YeAs-Massrs. Asbmun, Barbour.
Drowa. Campbell, Chace, Condit, Dag
gett. Dana, i'romeniln, Gaiiard, llor-
.sey. Howell, Hunter, King, Lacock, Ma
con. Morrow, Noble, Roberts, Russles,
sanford, Smi;i,, Stokes, 'faDoi, iail,
Thompson, Ticl,enor, Iroup, Varnum,
Williams, Wilsoa-32.
NAYS Aiessrs. Hanson. Mason of Va.
Taylor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11
JAMES MADISON.

4 On the question, "Sbal this bill pass,
tie Presidents objections notwithstand-
ing g7-the vote stood as follows:
4 YEAS-SPEAKKR (Mr. Clay) Messrs.
ALEXANDER, Archer, Belts, Birdseye,
Breckenridge, Brooks, Cady, Calhoun,
Ehdppell, Clendennin, Comstock, Con
per, Creighton, Culpepper, Forsyth, ias-
9on, Griffin, Hahn, Hall, Harrison, Len
!lerson, Herbert, EIopkiuson, Hugcr, HUI
bert, !nghan, Irving Y. Y. johnson Ky.
rs ept, Kerr Va. kilDourn, Little, Loyes'
e.yle, Middleton, Minor, Jer. Nelson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

March ~. fruint
A Negro Man named f9Hf0fH ahsconded icon. ab,hf
2fcW miles bfloF Ljnchhnrg about Chr iaa. asf
lie Is stout fellow. fef ioor ~ inchcs .l aa0u. rs
year Oh scar Of bis forehead, loves vhisbes 4sd va
bare ~ crfsfs.
iNii tift som ethie more than the aN elbows f1I
cnfn8 him. Go. FLEvtNC
L0Vt,o. Truths ttrs
March ~ ie. s.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-03-11

Virtue oi Deed OF trust executed to tie erby-i
- bers March 18th, 1915, by john Burke or ,-g, ;,
purposes therein siaedWe shall proceed 10 I'D -, =
nc auction, oa Thursday, the lOth day OF Apf next M
cash. atthe once Of Mr.. Burke. in this city o. SOM, az
e adjacent mouse OF which due rotce wiz De- r,er ne
establishment; with which the ncwspaper connnuIs CT
lea ana EnowI by the name of the EIGG2hyf fR.;ryt
and tor printing books aud job prnt.ug far,netiv tl
Ing IN Samuel reasants, dee aud ateiy tI,aer IL 49,,
asement of John Burke, Esq
A. PLEASa<Ts,s SKI
WM. MUNFeitD ! Trustee
p n. NICHOLAS.
March H. t.,tt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28

this address, md 10 SO doing, thty ni!I great.
ly obligs their obedicn, servant,
WIN. CODBEfT.
p. 5. This SAME New.York Evening Post
hasrc published some yo,bird er,raers from
my" Fares0eH Address" shall publish this
address en'irc,in Jeio days, with notes, ex-
planatory Of some of the measures that have
been adopted in England. perceive, thu
the abscntees tax is already on foot again
This will put the last rivet toabe despoiism
II the proprietor of the New-York Evening
Post is in the hsbi, Of settling dispu:os in my
country fashion, will (,hough never hard
ly made bet in my hfe) oct him an even
thousand dollars, that the government of
England, that is 10 say, tho government of
the Boroughmongers, does ncs lass three
years longer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28

ss,, arc sqrN at lsait 10 tho rurahss OF Eali
,rctiop. contained in thc four towoships pro-
ppsed to - disposed Of.
See. Q. lind Be H Jarther enacted, That the
said Secretary shallAAye power TO make sueh
allo,ment OF the Ahd, amongyhe Individuals
sud to s,ipulate, in the proposed contact, Tor
The vine, aud other vegetable produsAens, as
.nsy to him appear reasonable aud that on
tAfuElmeut ofsush conditions shall the is
Iaikg Of grant. for The lands, be made 10 de-
pend. Psopl6sd, Ths,-no patent shall be
granted for any Of Vie lssds Aforesaid nor
shall any title be obtained ,hsrsior, either at
law or 10 equity, unta complete peyment
shall have been made for the whole four
,swnships, and until they comply with the
conditions of the contract, so to be made as
aforessti nor shall patent De granted Tor
rrester quantity than Ls hundted and forty
acres to any one peeson.
March ,, lsl7.--hpproyeN
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28
'-hpproyeW
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT supplementary TO "sn act tor the
relief of porsons imprisoned for debts due
the United States"
Be 4. enacted 6y Lhe,Senafe and House Of
; Re,,resentanyes eflAe Unird States Of .dne-
rIea in congrsss assem5led, That any person
Imprisoned upon execution Tor debt due TO
tho United States, which ho shalt be unable TO
pay, il bis case shall be such as docs not an-
thorise his discharge BY the Secretary OF the
Treasury, under the powers given him by tho
act, entitled an act providing for the relic
Of persons Imprisoned for debts due TO the u
Qted States" may make application In the
President Of the Uni,ed States, & upon proof
being made 10 his satisfaction that such debtor
is uaable to pay The debt, and upon compii-
snce by tho debtor with such terms and con
1itious as the President shall dee m proper, he
Nay order the disc barge Of such debtor from
his imprisoD mcn,, and he shall be accordingly
. discharged, and shall not be liable 10 be in
prisoocd again for the same debt but the
judgment shall ronain good and sufficient, IN
law, aud may be satisfied % OF any estate
witch may then, or az any tlnie afterwards,
belong ID the debtor, ...,,.
> 9s March 3, Iei7--hpproved,
JAMES MADISON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
James eliSh,
thstu3t.

DEspxcrruLLY Informs his friends
D. and the public generally, that he
has commenced business in that large
and cemmndious warehouse near the dla-
gonaI pump, formerly occupied by MI
james Anderson, where he intends con-
.taptIy keeping on hand an extensive as
sortment of GROCERIES Of every de-
sciiption, which he hopes to be enabled
to dispose Of at as low prices as they can
be purchased at either in Alexandria or
Baltimore. lie will, at all times, give
the highest price for Country Produce.
he now OFFERS FOR SALE,
5000 VT. choice butter i'll hrklDs
1000 do: priine bacon hams
5000 bushels ground ALUM salt
eUUU do. Lisbon do.
1000 DO. coarse alum do.
200 sacks blown DO.
200 tons French * N. s. plaster
4 constant supply Of choice family
f,,ur Oct. So thStulm
re- The Editor OF the Winchester
Gazet,e will please publish the above one
Mouth. ,...- $50.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01

Cheap as our Neighbours,
I'D EAL Meriuo and other shawls. 7 4,
IA 81, o. and lO-4, Of al! qualities
and colors, some of which ale elegant.
y few cases gentlemen's superior
beaver hats, 10 be disposed of on mode
rate terms by the case or single one
Gentlemen are invited to call and see Tor
tn. msclyes.
Children's patent aossy ~isks
Ladies' do do
Children's aud ladies' improved Py-
rennean tippets
Ladies' patent scarfs
Leopold stocks ,.....
Ladies' long pilgrim tiPpets; &c. ,
Ladies' superior kid gloves long and
eentlemen's do all kind, short
Ladies' and gentlemen's silk um-
brellas, green and blue, the latter 81 and
2S ID inches
Russia and other diapers
Plaid bombazeens Of the first quail
ty and newest fashion;
With a variety Of other articles, COM
prisins a very general assortment ot
E.3LL GOODS,
which are for sale on the most moderate
terms for CASH or to VERY Punctual Gus,
toners, aud it is earnestly hoped hole
othess will apply.
WIN. II. RICE 4 Co.
They take this method Of informing
ALL then customers who are behind hand
in their payments lmany Of whom are at
dis.ancc) that it would be satisfactory
10 them 10 receive NOW what has been
due 50 long and further do assure seve.
raj (perhaps the reader may take the hint
tina; suits will be Immediately brought j.
salnst them if this invitation is not com
1l;ed with. October q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
For Freight,


ESs The superior brig ABEO-
sstsGSSsA Ma, A. Lewis, master; car
fIssss ries about 1909 barrels, is
SSaS first rate vessel, in complete
order, caa be ready to receive a cargo N
four days, and will take feisht to the
south OF Europe on very ld6derate terms'
Apply to ,o,,,r
Who have for sale, said briggs cars" u
go tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
Landing from schOuner Hazard, Capt
Hattel, and for sale,
a bales containing 40 pieces white
Russia sheetinss.
60 butts first quality Russia duck y,
10 or. casks Sicily Madeira wine OF
a superior quality.
For NewburyPort,
kSs The ship NEwguRYPoRT,
xtTSSsSs Captain Follansbee; will salI
9ss:t IN lour days, and take a lew
SEE hundred barrels freight ON
moderate terms. Apply as above.
November |
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Notice.

Now Landing
E,RoM the brig George Washington
- Capt. Cushing, on Fowell's wharf,
AM fer sale by +. COl'NiNG,
IS hhds. New England rum
so bbls. do. do.
S pipes cosniac brandy
9 barrels cider brandy
Z chests young hyson tea
6 ditto Cd Tyson ditto
10 ba.s Batavia coffee
q bbIs. green ditto
90 boxes spermaceti candles
s'baIes ravens duck
. ditto sheeting
Q pipes first Dual. country gin
III casks sherry wine
, ditto sweet ditto
90 bbls. Is, Z I'd q"al. sugars
Chests vf .ouchong s bohea teas
500 bushels potatoes
aUOO VT. good cheese
S yawl boats
l trunk bandano hdkfs:
bbls. spermaccti OIL.
October 81 tuthstt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
New Establishment.

TINE subSc, iber having estab'i.hed tie
BURR MILESTONE making.
takes this opportunity Of informing his
friends and Il public, that be has taken
the Stand lately occupied BY Michael
Quigley, convenient to the store Of James
Anderson, on the corner Of King Stay.
,tte-streets, where he has on hand good
supply Of the best quality BURR BLOCKS,
and will warrant his Mil! Stones equal,
il not superior, to any in the U. State :.
Strict attention will he paid, ard satls-
faction given to those Who iii favor him
with their cVst0m. All orders attended
to at the shortest notice.
ROBERT GLENN,
0ctaheI g Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Bank of Potomac,

November l, 1917.
ATOTICE is hereby gwen the Stock
- holders Of the Bank OF Potomac,
thet dividend on the capital stock, OF
fnur per cent for the last six months is
declared, and will be paid them or their
representatives on wednesday next, the
18th instant.
Nv order Of the President and direc-
tors,% Z. PAGE, Cashe:.
Noyenber
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01

To Merchants SStorekeepsrs.
4 n Industrious Young man whn has
"a had considerable experience in bu
s;ne,s, writes a good hand, aud is
capable OF keeping bnoks by Double
and Single Entry, or to act as sales
nan in dry go"d or West-India
store, is anxpus to obtain employment.
Respectable references will be Gwen
Application by letter to |. Bat the prih-
tess, WI! meet prompt attention.
November SIS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Valissc Found.

EETAS fonnd ic a yard in this town,
w BLACK LEATHER VA
ILSSE. coniaing sunlry paPers and the
evrcr's name affixed to il ON piece OF
card. Il may be had on application at
this office, and paying the cost Of this
advertis'
November I. ST a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
- E.rckaMgs Coffee AOuSs sss,
Ea&MARINE JOURNAL. .AxbS-
poKT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81.

POINT Of ALEXASDRI4--oCTo 81
ARRIVED,
Last evening, scbr Hazard, haflet, Is
DAYS from Boston rum, plastic, e'c. 10
the master.
THIS day, brig Altoona, Lewis, Il
days from Passport; plaster, to Lawra-
SUI \ Fuw e.
= Bug Commerce, Wade, SO days
from lIa,re dc Grsce plaster, to Law
raSUn 4 F0wle.
CLEARED,
Schr Lucy, Smith, Providence
- UulUu, Call, Geo setown.
sioop tlenry, Raudes, Providence
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Joshua Riddle

pEspEorFvLLy iuforns his friends
Ia, and the public that he intends o.
nel,ins a SCHOOL. on Monday next, on
Fairfax-street, few doors south OF Or:
Muir's church: He sOlicits a share OF
patronage:
OCtohe" Sa ths'u3t.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Jesse Phelps

I'D EspacTFuLLY informs his friends
EA and the public that he has establish
I'd new ROPE WALK on the read
leading to Hunting Creek bridge, and
near the dwelling house of Jas II. Hooe,
Esq. and that he is now well supplied
with stock Of good hemp and yarns, and
is ready TO execute any orders that he
NAV be favored with, either in white or
tarred cordage, twinc. &c. Those who
may please to give BIN call, mag de-
pend on having their orders carefully
executed, the work done in the best man!
Fer, and at very short notice. He suli-
cts share Of patronage.
October so th:tuSt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Notice.

TRE partnership hitherto existing te-
tween the subscribers, under the
frln of JNO. JACKSON 4 Co is by e.-
piration and mutual consent this day dis
solved, Those having claims will please
present them to JDo. Jackson for settle
ment, to whom those indebted will please
make payment, he being hereby fully au.
thori.ed to settle the affairs OF the late
firm. JNO. JACKSON,
ENOCH W. STAFFORD.
n.Iob,. OE 81 .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01

IOHN JACKSON having taken into
ID copa,tuership GEoRnE 4. BIssr, Of
New-York, tie Auction and Commission
Business will be continued under the firm
Of JNO. JACKSON 4 Co and they soil
cit continuation Of the patror aye CT their
friends aud the public.
JNO. JACKSON.
October 81. &. A. BIRBY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01
Young Ladies' Seminary.

NBRS. COTTRINGER, Of Ph,ladel-
WI phia, respectfully informs the pub
Ilc mat she proposes opening Boarding
and Day School at Alexandria, where the
various branches of education will be
tausht. For terms, apply to James B.
NickoITs, or Alexander Moore, OF Alex
sndria, and Richard Harrison, esq. Wash
lngton city.
LIST of December next.
!. e. The Nationa! inte''igencer will
n,ea.e insert the above mr:,ta.
October II I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-01

Notice.
NJEY Wife SALLY, having left my
IVA house without prOyrcatio1, eau.
ton AL persons against trusting or har-
boring her, on my account, as no debts
OF her contracting VIII De paid by me.
STliOMAS u. TRACEY.
November /. ct
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
.... On TUESDAY, at ~ M.
Will be sold af Miiler's wharf, on liz
beral credit.
ksIs The packet sloep MONTE
Vs. Ak8S. yuma, her tackle. apparel,
SssyssS' and furniture, burthep sixty
one tons. Her inventory may
b: seen on application on board. Terms,
at sale. PC. MARsTE LLER, Auct.
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