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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
For Rent.

For Kent,
find immediate possession girpn,
Brick Dwelling House on King.
Il street, near the Diagonal Psmp, and
the Warehouse Of Mr.. English.
Also, the Store House adiaining my dwell
ling. For terms, apply to
n. KEENE.
WHO HAS IN STORE,
so bales German linens
~ boxes hollow glass
On crates queens ware
Is casks sherry wine, very old, and
5000 bushels CadiZ salt. Nov.l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01
GROCERIES, &c.

: 30 chests imperial, young hysoa, and
hyson teas, superior quality
45G1 pieces short yellow nan z;r.,
kecns '"
2G0O do long do do "'"p
$50 bales burlaps, ticklenburss, Hes.
slams, Crcas dow!as, white and br.
platiIas, estopillas Il Brtani,ies
900 boxes half pint, pint, & quart .um-
blers ard decanters
90 casks best German steel
so dozen German scythes and straw
knives
cask brass wire, for stair carpet
rods
$50 hogsheads, % tierces and so barr
rels muscoyado sugars
40 puncheons third and fourth proof
Antigua rum
10 pipes superior Sicily Madeira vino
100 boxes soap and candles
50 barrels no. and beef
For sale By
CHARLES !. CATL2TT,
april ID Twins wharf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

Vaudeville Y Larmour.
offer for sale,
Go hhds wh!skey
SO barrels do
20 barrels Northern rum
10 puncheOns West India DO
go bids. New Orleans and Muscoyadh
sugars
so bbls. do do do
10 hhds. New-0rleans Molasses
"a boxes brown Havana sugar
geo bags green coffee
IS casks Goshen cheese
10 10 R half do Chocolate, Nc raa
go lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
90 kegs ground ginger
500 almonds
so nutmegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rosa sasn
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 do, ground siam de
Imperial. hyson, young hysoE and
sOuckong teas, refined s1gars auG apcuc.
raj assortment Of wine. liquors .;d gro,
cerics as usual. April 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

Bryan Hampson and Go.
Offer for sale,
S puncheons old Jamaica
80 do fine favored 3rd 9 RUM
4th proof Antigua }
40 barrels Ne Rum
100 bags white
90 bags pepper
5000 bushels Liverpool fine and ground
alum salt
500 sacks line salt
With general assortment Of Groce.
ries, and the best -four for family use.
March 20 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

The Subscriber otsrs for Sale,
At bis Warehouse, Fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsbeadS and barrels
Whiskey in ditto
New Ebgland RUN in ditto
Madeira vine in pipes, BALI pipes and
urarter casks
Sherry IN ditto
Chewing tobacco IN kes1-smafl twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles IN boxes
English white lead g,ound in oil
Niiled sheet lea!
3 boxes servants CLOSED hats
made OF fur
10 baes English sacking
Q ditto do canvass, No. t. 6,
Ali Of which will be sold low by
james SdIderS0n.
March 25 If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

Notice to GrOcers.

The old establishment of John May.
deceased, TObaccOnist, situate 5 doors
below MarstelIer's auction room and Op-
posite Matthias Snyder's paint and oil
store, on Prince street, is now revived
and carried on more extensively in all
its branches thanH ever before has been
dOne--under the firm of
Jonathan c. May and Go,
Customers are invited to apply, where
they may be furnished with the following
articles at wholesale and retail, on the
best terms for cash.
VIE.
Prime cavendish
Ditto small twist froml9jtOsl0 per ID
Second quality do.
figtsil in rolls
Best Spanish segars warranted
Half Spanish DO
American segars
Smoking tobacco in papers
Maccoboy snuff
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
blaGders.
N. B. Several thousand weight Of
tobacco stems for sale,
March 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01
1904

Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Iron, &c.
K0lIN G. LADD & Co. oler for sale
q the cargo ct brig George Washin.; tor
from Providence, consisting of
7oO0 lbs prime green coffee in fasr
40 bbis sugar
8 chests young hysou tea
g tons Swedes' iron, fiat ( -,'a-.
assorted sizes
bale baudanna handkerchief,
Is bundles wrapping paper
100 bbls cider
90 bbls apples
SIS bushels potatoes
boats april Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01
JOHN WOCu;

HAS removed his cooper's shop to
LII king.Strest. in the. shop lately
occupied by Mr.. Talbot. Where b, Il
prepared to execute tue orders Of his
friends with punct"sIity and dispatch,
He will constantly keep On hand arti.
cies IN bis line, particularly Bogr barrels
MACK,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01
LINDSAY AND HILL

LINDSAY AND HILL
OFFER FOR SALE,
5000 bushels Albany seed Oats
1900 do salt for packing and striking
fish
100 bags H.Tanna green coffee
go bids West India rum
IS bales Codon
6 hhds. 4 bis. and 10 boxes sugar
10 40 whiskey
l2o tons plaster
so do logwood
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

GROCERIES.
rEFIIE subscribers have Just received
& and ciler for sale,
6 hhds and 60 bills first and second
quality sugars
4 hhds 10 bbls good molasses
4 hhds 40 bills whiskey, Baltimore
inspection
10 kegs ground ginger
4 bags race do
Is casks cheese
. 10 boxes gunpowder tea } S7AG's
4 chests young Tyson dos Cargo.
l bale writing paper
10 roams wrapping do
80 10 tea dO
90 dozen leading lines
u do bed cords
bags alspice
do pepper
tIerCeS rice
30 boxes mould and dipt candles
4 kegs Richmond tobacco, Dunlap's
mandatory
Is boxes No. and 5 chocolate
20 bags coffee
kegs Carrots snuff
bsxes fig blae
do mustard
| barrel starch
e5 bags assorted shot
B.P. & Co.'S, BTandywine grnpowder
Loafsusar, ccpperas, alum, st. Peters
salad oil, indigo, with general assert
ment OF wines, liquors and groceries as
usual. w. \, F. MARBURY.
april - tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

LaWraSon & FOwIc
Have reserved per the schooner Nativej
Capt May hew, from Boston,
and tor sale,
&c tons plaster Paris
$50 bis n e. Rum
so bags Havana green coffee
50 40 Sumatra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
2 bales Surbour gurrahs
8 checks
2 sooty romal,
q bales OF hops.
March Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

JOHN G.. LADD & co.
Have received per brig Economy from
Boston,
.9ad 9fsr for sale,
l2S tons plaster paris
50 S S.S5sls anu Hoseovaae sugar
pipe Lisbon Wine
20 barrels apples
2 cases straw bounets and hats OF
various patterns
IN STORE,
- tons wedes iron
Is tons Russia old sable iron
100 pieces Russia sheetings
40 Ravens duck
Is Russia duck
l6 bales India goods, consisting of
Bcerbsom Gurrahs
Noyi sanRahs
ComcrcoIly, chittabiIyand luckipore
baftaS
fuZeDg.n mammoo5ies
Madras Handkerchieis
Blue Gillas
Mock pulIicat
bale Germ an dowias
20 pieces sattiDetts
1900 yards tow cloth
SC cases mems fire and coarse hats
16 cases and barrels meas and boys
fine and coarse shoes
1000 sides prime NE seal leather
100 reams writing paper
Wrapping and sheating pape,
! key Faxons' axes
SO casks cut nails
10000 lbs COydage assorted sizes
50 boxes long and short pipes
6 dining sets Canton china Of IS
pieces each
hhds and crates blue printed
and common Liverpool Ware
10 boxes 9 by IL London crown
glass
500 Bushels Liverpool blown salt
40 sacks do do
400 boxes mould and dipped candles
so barrels tanners oil
100 boxes Florence Oil
80 boxes double refined rhinestone
Boyes Spanish chocolate
100 boxes No. and chocolate
10 barrels mackarel
S barrels gross herrings
81 kegs picked salmon
95 quarter casks sherry wins
4 pipes Madeira do
16 pipes Catalonia do
S pipes Teneriile do
pipes Lisbon do
30 kegs sweet Malaga dc
90 do dry Maisga do
90 demjchns Madeira do
Boxes Spanish chocolate
$4,000 lbs prime st. Domingo coffee
IA boxes hyson and 10 boxes young
hyson tea
90 barrels muscoyado sugar
2j cases white e brown Brazil sugar
9 hoesheads moasses
so barrels NE rum
700 lbs cassia
Is kegs ginger
Is kegs rais.ns
so half boxes spauist. segars
10 barrels No beef
Mahogany furniture, consisting Of BIZ.
reauS, wash aud candle stands
An assortment of bingham ware, con-
Sitting of pests boxes; nests measures,
barrel covers, buckets, etS.
Mast hoops and hanks
10 tons fustic,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08

S rot cut. This Lake is 3 saith miles
distant from the Canal. from tn miles
s,lameter, and averaging from 10 TO Is
feet depth of water, which is placed OPP
posite the summit part of the Canal, with
descent To IL of about feet, us ii pla
ced there by Providence for that express
Durpose-aifording the COMPANY AT all
times, supply Off feet water from that
immense Lake
From all the observations have been
able TO make, see nothing la prevent
the immediate navigation of tie Roanoke
and ITS tributary streams, and think that
Norfolk Is The natural depot of The pro
duce eff that immense tract of rich coun-
try, wa'ered by the Roanoke and lis
branches: and believe a little more en-
terprise, on The part OF the citizens of
Norfolk, will produce that effect. | can
not close this communication without eX-
pressing 10 Won the high sense of feeling
and gratitude bear, and carry home
with me, for the citizens of Norlolk--for
the polite attention and hospitality with
which was received and treated during
my STAY among them.
With high considerations of
respect and esteem,
Your most obed't,
ISAAC MEDLEY"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08

Sutton 2, Mr.. Slavlicr. Gro. Sc..ic. ta--e, =
Shuriock, Wm. Swain, WIN. Smith. Helm
wann. 'ienty SprTcne. Thos S:caer, Marina
shHcAelio'd, john y. Shields. Peter SeNtau.
Roht. Scott. I,aac Stacy Joseph Smith lo,n
Shepherd, Wonton Sweet, Solln stewart. 'Thos
Smkcr, Anthony SHY, Richd. Shepherd, John
Is. ScamrhOu, VIM X. Snider, Jacob Stott.
john NJ. SNne, Judge Sempic, Jos T. Swan.
Charles Sider, Uriah Sherman, Judge Saun.
deFS
TEber 1'cmpSins, Tlos. TAYLOR, Green J.
Townsend 2. Siias Thompson 2, VIM Tlomp-
son Z, Rich. y. Tredwsy, JOS. Todd Lucas u.
Thompson. .'c.'n 'iurpin, ohm Tally, Catherine
fhurnlon, Cattle rine Todd, Jarkin TaNior. ?
Jos. Thompson, Thos Tahb. YIN. Twin. Henry
Thompson .. Cls'aornc Thomas 2. Archaic
Thomas, Enrtell fiiplett, VIM. T,ueman, Wan.
'lazewell. ilos. Turner, Roderick Tribe, JOS
Travis, Matthew N.ThOnas, Rev. NJ. j. Ii .IuT-
ner. Ednapd 1aten
John Cumberland.
I-Matame N2retta, joseph Veglinie Geo
Vincent Jonathan Neat ~
Nv IN. Vi inef;eld =, Susan H. Walker.
Benj. Ward, Sylvester Waikley, Eichd. Wat.
kins, Richd. VI aiaer, Vim. Walker, Charles +.
WoodSom =, Jos. G. Whipnle. Francis Wood.
Na,h. Way. David Wood, II. n. Watkins, John
Williams, Geo. w est, Ned lite, Asa Worth
ington. JOSEPH. West, Carlton Woods. Jessee
Wms'cw, Christian Wagner, George e. Will
ans, Richard Wilkinson. john Welsh Alex.
Nhtelaw, Sani. Nj. Whitehead, Samuel J.
Winston. Henry Williams Henry Woods, Ri
chard Nhi.us, Jotu Wright, Lany Wells, Mr,
Webster Richard j.. Webb
l-James Naucey =, X. C.. Young 5, Rcbere
L. Yates, Richard Young.
Z-CharleS Zshiner.
WM. fouSHEE. sen. u. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08
CHARLESTON, June 80.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


Captain iIUBBELL, arrived at this port
on Friday evenin. last in the schr. Mar-
thu, from Havana, informs, that a Br fish
vessel arrived al that port, few days be-
fore he sailed from Plymouth, (Eng.)
bringing London dates 10 tile f2ih of
MAY. I'm conversation with her com
mander, Capt III. was informed, that the
day before the vessel left Plymouth, Or
Aers were received from the Admiralty,
To fit out with all expedition, Sirty sail
Of men of war. Their destination was
unknown; but il was rumoured, they
were 10 be sent ont 10 aid The Portuguese
and Spaniards in the subjugaiion oitieir
rcyolted colonies. What credit this report
OF theirdestInaflon is entitled 10, it may
be difficult TO determine. Those nations
may have held out 10 England, CONNER
ciai advantages so important as TO tempt
ller to grant the required assistance.
The intelligence too Of The revolt at Per-
nambuco, would probably reach England
about the beginning of May and as that
government takes d lively interest in eve
~ thing connected with Portugal, il NAV
have determined them TO a measure which
would not have been resorted to in favor
Of the Spanish power alone.
There was also something said of an
attempt to blow up Il Magazine in the
vicinity of Manchester, which was lortli-
nately discovered in time to prevent Its
execution. 1t was said TO have be4I the
intention of the disafi'ected in that neigh
borhood after destroying the magazine,
20 have seized upon the Arsenal, burnt
The town, &c. all Of which was prevent
ed by the timely discovery Of the plot.
--latest from AfJicS.-'rhe brig Traveller,
Stevens, lately arrived al Gloucester from
Gambia, which place lie left MAY 3.
Captain Driscoi, Of the Traveller, died on
iheVoyage. In answer 10 enquiries made
TO Capt. Stevens. we learn that all ne
knows Of the African expedition is, that
Major Pediie is dead, andii was reported
that Capt. Campbell was also-but no
certainty of it. Capt. DriscolI carried
part of the expedition from Senegal to Rio
Nonas.- lie says that two vessels (sup-
posed TO be connected with the expedite
ON arrived off Senegal, and proceeded
to leeward, one commanded by Capt.
Young, and the other by Capt. Morgan.
Capt. Stevens being sick himself, as
we'll as all the crew. lie was unable to
get any news or Information of any Inn
Poriance." Our latest previous informa-
ton from this quarter was only 10 De
eember last.
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SONG.


Commemorative of the oDeHing Of the RICl
MOND UNION HUTEL, Eith Pub
Dinner, 1h July, 1917.
tAlR-Ban,sh sorrow, grie's folly. j
Down the stream of time have glided,
Forty glorious years and one,
Since our Sires, by yalour guided,
Hailed fair Freedoms rising sun
BY its cheering beams enlightened,
Firm the gallant band moved on,
Till success each eye had frightened,
And the glorious prize was Won.
In the act of Independence
That declar'd those heroes free
We the people" their descendants,
or distinguished biyth-right see
Heirs and rivals Of their spirit,
UeU pre,erre IL while we breathe
Aud orr Children shall inherit
What our Fathers did bequeatb.
Let this day to JOY be given,
Brightest of the circllng year
Far let every care be driven,
Bid the train OF mirth appear
Music, Wine and mirthful story
Round the festive board preside,
Songs Of triumph, themes Of glory
Raise oar spirits and our pride
Social baud Of grateful Treemen,
While tie stars Of Freedom shine,
Let our soldiers and our seaDien
BE remember q in our Wine:
Heroes, statesmen, velor, bg3uty-
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80 SHIP NEWS. TO-
PORT OF RICHMOND.
1IJ1uod spHcp OH1' last.

1iT'iucd SINCE ON last,
Rriss IIenrico Lace, Boston Hero, -. Madeira
Sclrs. Molly saunders Norfolk AIgo, Parrot, Iappa.
hammock tsderalisi. brown, baltimore Rv.ia, innt
Portland Benjamin and Rebrcca Traverse. B2iti.
more Gen. Grown, Scheduled, gmoutl ;-SlOOps Iii
zabeth. West Cit, Point; Julia, Brow oman, N. London
Fair American, Reynolds, New-Ilayen Collector, Mar
shall, n. York Connecticut, Craig, City Point.
CLEARED,
Brig onso, uali, Boston ;--SchTs. Hamlet Pearson
Philadelphia Democrat Godfrey Fl cdercks hui. Oce
an, sbbordcan. CivPont trIliiant, B'ock New York
Eor,itude. Swain Philaieiphis Noitaif-, Dean, Bau
more; Sea, foxwell, Norfolk Erie. MacA.D.er, MOI.
folk tnion Coward, City Point Nancy, Cox ditto -
Sloops Hiram. Hanbletou. Norfolk; Mechanic. Smith
Newark; Delight Ganda y. York Traveller Beaston
Marcholhs Canton, Goodwin, Norfolk.
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==s.s.s. = O. (e-i.ss.-z:

DIED, ON SUNDAY evening" WILLIAM ROSE, Fsq. az
ter lonsand lingering in an advanced stage
OF e ad one 90 tlie oldest Inhabitants of this City
FO long time. he has been the Public Ja0r Of this
~, the dniies of which he dschaig with admirable H.
delay Nj IL Was much respected aud his death deeply
la;nenteh.
-, on Sunday evening, Mrs. DENNIr,
Tie much respected and beloved cUnsO,t OF
William Dennic, Esq. OF Rockets. Mrs. ID.
was d native of Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08

All deserve the circling toast;
Ills to-day an act OF duty,
Nh our ornaments TO boast.
Let us, then. ~ gay communion,
The cOnyivial chorus raise
And the prospects Of" The Crion"
Brighten with onr f,eSiiN epraise
Let Tire Uniou's il,g unfolding,
Wave al graceful p0mp above,
Aud each patriot eve 0eholding,
Beam with friendship and with love.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-08
TEN CENTS REWARD.


ID ANYWAY from the subscriber some time in maT
last, an Apprentice 10 le r,s bus ny "a.
med CYRUS BAiLAD-shOut II years old, sandy bar
and Las cious, bold look all olss, and answers
III general lnbDdcny when spokento. He took with hin.
vsiie ~ clothing. which pair OF very DARK gr.y
cloth paaioons and short otle same are coIg
ted.
lforwarn every person from harborrng Tie said hnv r
they will be dealt wiki according ,lr law d,rrcs
Julys. Is 2f
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Baltimore, JM I.

Baltimore, july |.
ICOMMUNICATED FOR THE PATRIOT.
Extract eta letter from st. Thomas, June IL.
The Patriots are gaining ground, nav
ing taken possession of place called
Guira aud Augustura, OF the river Oro-
noko, Gan account of which | presume
has already reached you,) where great
quantity Invaluable property WIS found,
consisting of,reasure and the produce of
the country. Ii appears the capture of
the latter place cost the Royalists 500
killed, and IA like number prisoners.
This information was received by a gen
tleman who was in company with Admit
raj Brion.
Prices here as follows-hour SI5, corn
meal S5Oa S54 per hid. rye -four SO,
navy bread 81, ship bread IS, pilot So,
and every other kind of American pro-
duce dull.
From the New- York Gazette, June 80 }
We learn by the ketcl Maria, that the
Patriots had evacuated the Island OF Mar
garitta, for the purpose ofinrming ajunc-
ton with the forces on the River Orono-
noke.
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SOUTH-AMERICA.


Bfitist Possessions IN South-. imerica.
The Baltimore Patriot announces, OF good
authority, that the government of Great Bril-
tain have become possessed of an extensive
truct of land on the river la Plata, which they
have fortified by means Of great labor and eN-
pence; that their property at that place IA
mounts 80 the enormous sum OF rigity millions
OF dollars {; and thai their agents are dispersed
throughout Peru, Chill, Paraguay, sc. large
SUMS have also been ~ pended in erecting splen-
did buildings at BueuoS Ayres aud every
precautIou has been taken BIZ these cniiss-ries
not only to purchase the compliance OF the su-
prcme dictator with their views, hut to cOnci-
late the favor of the members of the EXecu-
tive Junta, by frequent entertairm ents, and
other inyidious means"
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FARM BANK OF viR6i

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TIVE President and DI ectors have CARED a psiofgS
ofiv aud qnaTtsr per for the asthau yeas--
payable TO the Stockholders IN lie 10th Instant
WM. NEKERNiS (Gshier.
5tl July lStg - a,
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'E'No negro iren have been committed r1nawa,sto
Who says he ran away from Daniel Eripeti no s
vii" hired hun from Nj. jaass Campbell living in
Lott 10 ass he belongs 20 sir. Wills Uftefback iy-
the 22o OF MaIcl last, and George lie Ila OF
March
wish the owners to come aud carr ,fen away andpsy
CHARGES. DANIEL POWERS
Jugs. IT.
NOTICE That by .irts- Ola Deco 81 Trust rNecti-
i Y ted To- by Icrn itlcss Robert Car ssl 10
secure the payment OF certan of none, therein
mentioned due by them to the late III. james curTie-I
shall ION Saturday the 18th day OF ueNf before The
door Of the be Tavern in this Cv) 10 lose
10 safe by public auction fnr ready nuey the Ei~f-
est bidder. OHo HOi,tg IF FIRE 4 ma, GDnfy
4cr6S Of NIL(PIRT J1ND. On i.e Sofa yresl side
oi the Ohio River, surveyed N The che late jubn
Breckenridge, aud which remains undivided q is ROW 81
tuale In the state OF Ohio The sam be raised mon
this property is Sa55n .5 !00us with inter est thereon
az per comtum per slnmlu gomtle roth d. of March
1893, and the an'i ebafg:s Of executing this Trust
Also, 10y tiItue of another Deed of TTast from The
same paiie> for the obj skaI fa the same
time aud place. sell, upon the two other
Tracts O Ni.0Fy Lond, in the state Of Ohio one CON
a.ung 81; acres the head waters e sassie's Creek
theother c'ntaIing $40 acres lying between the head
waters Of masse's Greek and CRsar's Creek inch
thereof will the several debts aforesaid with in
terest, costs and charges OF sale.
SAMUEL McCRAw, Trustee.
JAY 8. Is-wtds
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J. W. DANCE. d. c.
mir -. -

TEE subscriber Intends leaving the State Ia the cOrfse
Of two tsfe0 weeks. be absent = considefsble
tucfenuests all persons having CLAIMS against him to
cali frr rayineniaud any claims remain dgsiusi the
idfe arm OF Oliver * Brand Of Hanover Town h Is earn.
esily requested iheg should I've made known before The
expiration Of The above te to Bej Oilvsf jr q
Hanover. BENJAMIN BHAND.
./Nfg ~ tr3n5s
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wish the owners to aud earn ifcd away and pay
CHARGES. DANIEL POWERS
.Ju(uS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21
[Wobiie pap. Sept. 10.
MORE OF THE VERMONT pILcRIMsii

with the household goods meR, women aud children of
s sect. assed through Cherry Nallcy. otscgo couuy,
on tile 18th u theiT way the state of ONO. The
men and dressed IN the style of those
who passed through Sussex, j. aud wee they aiedg
ed) followers oi The prophet They call themselves
the followers Of Christ Their pretended prophet
came from Canada few months since, and rs Of
aHStere ha6ts," and great fanatic Ills followers
not yctHmerUus but il is tkougEi he viii increase
lie REJECTS Snrnames, aud aboShes marriage aud allows
his followers to cUhablt promiscuousiy.
The Eat their food IN posture aud the
men when they themselves ground
wiih their faces downward They feQuentl, penance
tor sins, and seem 10 make uucleanmess virtue They
alledge that their pophe has changed his coes FOR
years. There with the party above described dc
uded woma who IL Is said had always sustained fair
character aud who ie husband IN atfnent crcnmstau
and family OF children follow this prophet. is
probable the object OF the leader of this secs draw
many after him possible, aud to form in of the
Western States settlement, similar TO the one
made by Jemna wilkinson in this State.
albany Gas.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-21
Huition.

foR variety Of reasons, have determined open IN
v Acadein, Tor the education of lothI LADltS.-
IhAurh liy aware "f tue responsibility aud diicu.ties
alehdng suNh an undertaking, feel hope tiia tho.
parents who eiiirns their children care will
have cause To complain. Auopgh | shall ieins,,
DAY scholars, Ia wish is TO boaierS h2a
ieei equally accorn able 10 both hui The pps.f OF
Tag proper nnpreSscns the minds my boardess all
be much greater. They will always be wIh me cas,
understand tie peculiar cast ofIriI mines amt yfn
per u'ilrs ~ i them pr nc res calculated Tendcr
them useful ahd rstoua Companions.
Gainar a. ithmeiic. history and geography The elr-
mcnts oi as onomy ana bellies lettres VIII he taught
The school To all The above branches OF educat,oA
pledge myself to pay nnterit ing aeniiGu.
MY terms are forty dollars for day scholars one
Eundred pounds for h0ard.fs, including tuition oHgus,
washing, hight fue &c& &c. shall commence this day.
JANE TAYLOR.
October 20. asa