davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

dawn he Il er in boats " e,traorJ;r,,.
burden. some Of them. with d,aft cl
three leet water, will carry from Sye :,
sewn hundred bales cf cotton.
The town is prime paliy built on ,hrs.
or four streets, running parallel with n. .
river, and interseeted with a numter ,i
crnss--ueets and alleys. The main,
streets are broad and srscirus. lined or
each side with neat and Fard.ome srr.
es. Aogusta contains ahnu. 2otO inhsE.
tahts. chiefly sGm the middle and "a.
tern states. or natives Of the old cou,.
tries. They are agreeable and indo,
,rious peorIe, but that anxiety to acuui,.
wealth, which all adventures pess,ss, /.
too visible among them.
The southern parts Of georgia are So.
ting With great rapidity ; anu tie land,
OF the waters IF The Ac"l c. AID Oak.
mulyee are said 70 be remark b!y fern,
| regret that have not tine To Vi it Nj.
lcdgeulie, the CAPITA! # the state, andD-.
come mere intimately acquainted Win
that section Of Georgia. Settlers aie Z.
very day passing through Augusta. uc,.
irs on 10 tie Alabama and me spiit II
adventure is entirely direc Ell 10 Tia,
quarter. The means of subsistence \
said TO be nearly exhausted. and famine
must await thCsc who are travelling ill.,.
ther.
Inc planters Of the south are fast in,
creasing in wealth Gotten which Mi
Weld profit at IL cents IS nov briig
"a. Hence toe attention ii tue pecpIeii
turned towards planting; and this ii.
creases the demand for slaves Large
numbers ot these wretches are every d.y
introduced into Georgia, fom n L. sud
Virginia. There is Ibis moment Camp
on tie opposite side Of the Inel; a a.
Of 10 has been effected, / am told, al to
dollar. per head. No more a0orn' sb.
traffic than this in human flesh ever e,.
isted il cannot fail to strike the sIecti.
tor with horror, til, slte' haVlhs ery
been a witness To the unmineled mlStr,
he era luaiIy feels less pity for the SUI.
feren, ard a, length becomes compete!
hardened, and unsusCepiibIe oil every
compassionate emrtien.-Adieu. w..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
From the PhilG. Am. Daily advertiser
FErK cHAMPETRE.

On Monday evening, the 18th inst. a
magniseen, ball was given by his excel
Iency HYDE de Melville, the French AIN
bassado', at his seat near Brunswick,
Ne~ JERSEY, in honor of the birth day OF
the king.
The company consisted Of about three
hundred ladies' aad gentlemen, and the
toats ensemble was highly imposing. The
evening vas hailed BY prodigal display
of elegant ERE works, and at intervals
they we're continued with great bri,iian-
cy. About nine o'clock the dancing
commenced 10 suite of rooms on the
Low er floor, and continued until twelve
O'Clock, when the supper table was graced
by $50 ladies, comprising the bellies Of
the provincial towns Of West-Jersey, and
many Of the accomplished ladies Of New
York On the TOP OF tue mansion house
the feur de Is was coRspicusus BY the
blsze OF light emitted frcm tie iRnumeis-
bic lamps which surrounded il. The e1-
tensive grounds about the heuse were
tss.efulIy illuminated, and nothing that
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
To The Editor Of the .NontNa.Nagazin

10 me EGlt0T " tae suOfu'tty.ud9a~tHe
SlR-The following pathetic Nara
tive, is extracted from /" The History
of the Inguisition. abridged from the
elaborate work of Philip Limbnrch :"
a work of which the great John Locke
said. that il was fit to be transla-
ted into the vulgar language Of every
nation, that all might understand the
anti-christian practices OF that exc
cradle court"
An account If the proceedings Of the
Court Of acquisition Of Lisbon a
gQinsi Elizabeth TascoRelloS, an En-
g1i'd zeomGa.
Elizabeth VasConellOs, now in the
cit, nf Lisbon, doth on the 10th of
D., embrr. Anno. 1909, i'm the pre-.
senre of John Miner, Esq. her Ma
jcsty's Consul General, aud Joseph
Vii acks, Minister of the English
Factory at Lisbon. det lare and testi-
fy, that she Vas born at Arlington. in
the county of Devon. and daughter
of john Chester. ESQ.,; bred up in the
Church of England and in the ele-
venjh year OF her age, her uncle Da-
yid Morgan. OF Cork. intending To
GO and settle in jamaica. as physi-
clan. by her Fathcr'sConsent.he having
several children, took her with him
to provide lsr her.
In I7o6s$t went in an English
slip, aud near the Island. they were
attacked 5y two Turkish ships in
the fight. her uncle was killed. but the
ship got clear into Madeira. and she.
though left destitute, was entertained
by Mr.. Bedford, a merchant. with
whom, and other English. she lived
rs servant till 1896: in that year
she was married by the chaplain Of an
English man Of war. to CordOza de
yasconellns, a physician of that Is
land, aud lived with him eight years,
and never IN the least conformed tn
the Romish Church.
In 1904. her husband having gone
on a voyage TO Brazil, she Tell dan
gcrously i'll. and being light headed,
the priest gave her the sacrament. as
she was told afterwards, for she re-
membered nothing Of it. 1t pleased
God she recovered, and then they
told her she had changed her religion
and must conform TO the RomIsf
Church, which she denied, and re
fused to conform. and thcreupsn. by
the Bishop Of that Island. she va.
imprisoned nine months, and then sen
prisoner to the lnquisition at Lisbon
where she arrived 18th Of December
I7o5. The Secretary Of the hous,
took her effects. in all above 500i
sterling; she was then sworn that tha
was all she Vas worth and then SHIT
was pat into strait dark room. a
bnut GIVE feet square. and there KEEP
nine months anI Is days. That th'
first nine days, she had oni, brea'
AID wstcr, aud a Wet straw bed T.
lie on.--0n the ii,t;h day. being ex
as.iaod. she owned herself a prutes
tant, aad would so continue ; she wa
TO q size hsd cnufoIlned 10 the Romisi
Cnoi,h. ard must persist in It o
burr she was frmsnded 10 her room
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Communicated fer III. .ts'r- Fork Com
merciat advertiser.
Augusta, fGEo.l Fer

augusta, iOEo.l FEB. t.
Augusta is situated on the lett bank o{
the Savannah river, as YOU ascend it, a.
bout 10 miles from its mouth. and ab"ut
Is miles below the commencement of the
billy coantry ii has a very extensive
trade with the interior Of Geoi cia. and
the adjacent states. Gotten and tobacco
are The two great leading commodities
brought TO this market, the srails Of
which are laid cut for the various articles
OF necessity and luxury which TIE shops
afford These productions are carried
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

cou,d contribute to give elegance or plea
sure to the scene was omitted.
Auong the distinguished guests mat
lonored the minister and his lady win
their COW pany, were the governor OF New
Jersey and lady. the Portuguese anu spa-
ui.b amba ssadors, the French consul se-
nar,L and NJ. lie Forrest AID Lady, the
cousal for Baltimore.
The fascination of the .'hole was IN
creased BY the serenity Of the weather,
and the polished refinement OF the most
and hostess gave briiliancy to the ell
ter,sipment that Cannot be described.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

Aparson having married a Quaker.
demanded FIVE shillings as his due
How dost thou prove from scripture.
said the Quaker, that thou ougi,test
To have from me such share of earth
" mammon Why, replied the par
son, tale il for granted. that the Yo-
man You have just been married to is
of good character and Solomon. in
his Proverbs. ohScrres, that a yirtu-
aus woman Is croica to he, husband.
The Quaker paid the money.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
F.oa the Boston Wsekiy .lasasine.

y
LINES,
Written while at anchor ia Kingston har-
boz, lake 0nta, io-sn hearing from Sc.
yeral Csnadiaa Beats entering from the
st. Lawrence, their usual songs.
HARK. DER the Lakes unruffled wave.
A distant, solemn chaunt is sped:
Is il some requiem AT the graves
Some last kind honor TO the deads
Ills silent all-again begun;
Ii is the wearied boatman's lay,
That halls alike the rising sun,
And his last, soft, departing ray.
Forth from Won islands dusky side,
The train of batteaux Tow appear,
And onward as they slowly glide,
Mort loud their churus greets the ear.
Bat oh Ia. charm that distance gave,
When first in solemn sounds their song
Crept softly DER the limpid wave,
Is lest in notes full loud and strong.
a. Row, brothers, row" with songs Of JOY.
For Dow in view pert appears;
No rapids her, our course annoy,
No hidden ROCKS excite our fears.
Be this sweet night 20 slumber siv'n,
And when the morning lights the wave,
Well give our matin songs to heav'n,
Oar course TO bless, our lives to save
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
BALTIMORE. Aug. so.

1t is stated in the savannah papers,
that for the last fortnight, the town had
been uncommonly healthy. Few new ca
ses Vt sickness had occurred, & Of those
tina, happened in the ea:ly part OF July,
manv had happily terminated. 1h'S III
formation is contradictory to the reports
in circulation, of the unhealthiness OF
tina, place. and removes the uuea,ihess
entertained by thvse who have friends
here, ca.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Alexandria, Sept. 9, ASH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Major Wells editor of newspaper
at Portsmosth. Virginia. was killed a tie"
DAYS since. BY a negro. with a blow from
a loaded stick.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

The United States brig Jones, which
conveyed the president to Niagara, re-
fur ned to Sacket's Harbor in company
with the Lady Of the Lake, on the 18th
instant. The Sacket's Ha'bor Gazette
of the lsh states thar on the arrival OF
the president at Niagara, the British Off
ce. at Fort seorge sent over polite
message. stating that. should it concur
with the wishes Of the president, they
would do themselves the honor to wait
upon him. To this message the prrsi
dent replied, that being anxlous to lacili.
tate the tour of observation. which had
been so long protracted, he should pro-.
coed Immediately to Buffalo. and could
not accep' their petite invitation. The
resident, it is added. remained but one
hour AT Niagara. ". 7. Com. .idrsr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

A fatal rencountre took place at ssvan-
nah on the 18th instant. between Mr..
0'DriscolI and Mr.. Edwards. in which
the former gentleman was KILLED and the
latter badly wounded. 1t is stated that
in their anxiety to effect this murderous
business. they had boy Il hose drown
ed on their way from Charleston.
Mr.. O'Driscoll, was the only son oil
Rr. O'OrisccII, Of Charleston, and in the
cath year Of his age. He is represented
as having been a gentleman Of superior
requirements, aud of the most engaging
and sffectionate disposition that ne made
every effort consistent with man OF no
nor, to obliterate the cause OF oHeHce,
and that accident alone prevented the re-
Cancellation. The deceased has lett a
young wife in the most Interest," g sltua-
f;on ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
NEw-YaRk, August q

NEw-YoRk, August q.
The U. S. frigate Congress, arrived al
Cape Henry on the soth nit. last 'ro"
Port au-prince, and sailed on the Sd IN
slant, for the same port, with Mr. Iay,,
lor, our agent. on board. TN her arr'Sai
a, Port au-Prince, the dispatches 'h'ch
were sent out from this country were TO
be opened, and there is no doubt the
claims of our government would be freely
granted. uaSe'e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

The Old sarpent caught!-The Ports
mouth O,acle Of the Esd ult. says Last
evening was committed to prison, John
Smith Reed. on charge of forgery b,ot
by the Rev. Nathan Parker.-fhe inha-
bitants of this town have for the lat
month been the victims Of Reeds villany
in Offering false orders FIR goods and ma
ney; particular description Of which we
shall hereafter give"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

Captain Dame. of the ship Henderson.
informs US, that it was reported at ST
sUbes, when he saile1. that three Porta-
guese Indiamen. belonging to Lisbon, had
been captured BY the Patriot Privateers
from Baeuos Ayres and it was as" STAT,
ed. that one Of the privateeTs was fitted
out at Baltimore about three months pre-
vious.
Captain Dame wa, boarded the eth of
June, at midnight, by man OF wal Bog
supposed to be Turk, from the crew be-
ing dressed in Turkish style, about -
miles west OF the Rock OF Lisbon. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02

Bank Of Nsrfouadland.-capt Les
lie, OF the ship Persia, arrived here yes
tsrjay. informs US. that he has ascer-
tanned, BY repeated observations, that the
Grand Bank Of Ne Secondhand, in lAti-
tude about 4So, 10. n. l. only two de-
grees b, DAD, instead of four, as laid down
10 most charts. The eastern edge, in that
parallel. being in longitude about 49',
tan West, and the western in about
$50, l2m. 'o'0.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
Foreign Articles.

- = aaSS&% -.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-02
From the " Z. Daily .idrsr. .4ugus' 80
IArEsv FROM ENGLAND.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND
By the ARRIVAL yesterday OF the ias'
saiiias ships Lucies. captain Ros'e. e.,
and Courier, captain BOVINE, We rece'VeG
London papers Of he 18th July, aid al.
vices from Liverpool Of the 18Th. Through
the hands Of our commercial friends We
have also been politely fn rnIshed win Tue
latest letter. aud papers breusht ~ TIE
above arrivals.
Extract If letter. da'ed Liverpool
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
l,ba,l be ksown, every possible re

shall be knowD, every p"ss
.trict;en upon their Industry
Therefore. and by virtue of III.
ROYAL commission under the srea'
.eai and The Royal Instructions u.-
der The sign manuel b. which, ~
ca.es r extreme Importance tue
poyes or is authorized 10 provide LOT
the safety and security Of tho posses
,;on b, the adoption Of such mea
sures as the urgenc, Of the moment
and necessity ofcireumstanees may
require. giving Immediate notice,
thereof TO his Maiesty's secretary oil
State.
Orders and il is hereby ordered.
Art. 1st. The provisions OF the
proclamation. under date of the is!n
May. respecting the restrictions ialO
upon the trade OF this Island are sus
pended for the present, as well WIN
respect to the vessels now in harbour
lbs with respect to those which may
hereafter arrive, aud the articles oil
the proclamation Of the 3fst october
ifsll, which regulate the trade oil
this island shall be revived, and he
lin full force until further orders,
With the exceptions in fa'or OF Brl
itish goods and manufactures enume.
rated in Art 2.
srt. 2. Are excepted all articles
composed of coian. IRON Steel anu
wool of foreign mannfaef'ry
Art. sd Tie provisions of this
lproclamation shall be in full force
until the commands Of his Royal
Bici,rcss the Prince Regent shall be
know on the reference 10 the Royal
pleasure on The existing calamlties
Ior this island.
Art. ith. The present proelama
ton shall ne read. published and re.
gistered 10 all the courts Of hi TO.
Iop,. ,ad a copy tberco. addressed
TO his Homer The Chief Judge and
Commissary Of Justice.
Port ;.ogi.a, Maurit1s, fist octo.
Der 1916
r. r F4RQUH.R.
By order G. A. BARRY.
Chief See. TO Govt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
Charles County, Maryland.

TnR sale, by private cont act, the
valuable tract Of band called Ben
TYH. situated near the mouth ut Port 70
b1ccn Greek. This tract 81 land v'e'c'
t. none in this county for fertility OF soil
hes,thiulness Of situation u convenience
In markets. The land being In the Whole
abput 1000 acres is now conveniently
divided into few farms. let to good te'
nsnis for more than 1000 dollars per an
NUN; for the present wear only " NAV
he divided to suit purchasers. There is
besides. houses far tenants, etc. etc
a goad two story frame house. with four
large ropms on hoor, and four brick
chinnies: the water is excellent. and
the scite of the dwelling house elegant
the barn. coru house and grsnary are
newly built. Mare than lG0 acres Of
th;. land Is ft to- Timothy. with which
grsSs a lew acres are az this time ser.
The farrrcr and the ran Of wealth may
her. tisld health and amusement, conhin-
el with great rruiii, land IN Charles
county being a. toast so ner cent below
their average value. There is no county
in the tate OF Maryland where lands Of
fer to the cultivotHr equal advantages
Asa, two other trIr's 81 land called
tae Grange ard the Mll Yarn, near 'he
tnvn of Pofi robacro, in healthy and
gcntec' ueighhorhood, containing to@e.
ther shont 1000 acres Of excellent tar,n-
inc laaA, lar.e portion of which Is pro
per fnr timuthy meadow. OF which grass
there Is at this time 2 or IA acres. and
as mnch more ready to Law down. On
the Grange Farm there Is large and ele-
giant mansion with al necessary Offices
IN excessive comnodi Us garden, fllej
with the choicest Covers. and fruits OF
The hest qualities liz great abundance.
excellent water. and provprbial for lis
health. In residence Of % wears, NJ
m.mbers OF TIE fayni!y of ii present
p-oDr,ptcYs has ever been attacked by an
Int c,nitteat or fal! lever Of any k!nd.-
Shou,., IL be desir. d by The purchaser.
about 500 acres more might be added tc
.hsse farms. in which case the quantity
II acres advertised would amount to
40 ,ut 5000. rerms Of sale made known
on aupicatisn to the subscriber.
II. NEWStN.
II the hove lapds are not sold rrevi
Gus TO the 18th March next. they will on
thai day be offered at public auction,
withOut reserve.
Sgangr, near Port Tobacco,
February 1873 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
Philadelphia March 5th
rIsTREsaING FIRE.

Yester1ay morning about 5 o
clock, Fire was discovered IN
house. next door 10 the ). 4. cor
ner Of Front and -ou'h streets oc'
cupied by Mr. M'De'iit, a shoema.
kcr. II appears TO have originated
in the shop. and had ma,'e so much
GRO yress before il was discovered hy
the fanny. that the man and hi, wife
with difficulty escaped b jumping
out o. the second stOry aindo~. IL
is melancholy TO relate. that lie re.
maindcr o. tbc family, who wee IN
the third story. with the exception
Of a Mrs. Stewart. and her in ant a.
bout six wears old, who were taken
from the window. perisbed 40 the
n raes. They consisted Of five chill
iren. three fsmaIrs and two males,
the eldest Of whom was = famale
bnut IS years Of s2e, who was from
the country on a visit. and the
Youngest female, about two years
Of age. whose parents We are in
formed were persuaded by her
grandmother. Mrs MDevitt, TO lei
her STA, with her that nish'. he
other three were MIR. IA Dc'ilts
children. The apprentices who slept
in the Garrett. effected their escape
nv the trap door. Fae whole of the
building was destroyed. and the cor.
nrr house adjoining considerably IN
iured.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Makcn s.

At a meeting Of a nanbcr Of the
frceholders of the county Of Prince
William at the tavern Of ZebulonKas.
KEY in the town of Dumfrics. CONVEX.
ed by public notice, on 1'onday the 81
day Of March 1877, for thu purpose
of selecting proper persons to repre-
sent the county III the ensuing Gene.
raj Assembly
The Honorable Judge nade was
unanimously appointed Chairman, aad
John Fox, Secretary.
The following Resolutions Tew az.
forwards adopted
Resolved, Tha. job Linton and
Philip Harrison be recommended 10
the frnehol,lers of this county as rro.
per persons to represent item in tNc
next General Assembly Of this state
Resolved, That the Hon. Judge
Dade is entitled to The tanks Of tn ,
meeting Ger his politeass, in accent
ing. and for the ability with which 10
!illed the chair
Resolved, That the yocccdinss Of
this meeting be signed y the Seer.
tary, and inserted in 9TH the news.
papers published in the town Of Alex.
audria.
Attest.
T0gN E0y coo.,,.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
yENTRIrOoUlsM.

PETER THE GREAT, Emperor o
all Emperors, crowned from merit b,
universal appreciation; respectfully in
forms the ladies and gentlemen OF Mex
andria that he has just engaged the larg'
and spacious Ball Room in the City Hn
tel for a few Evenings; where he vii
bring forward such Pieces o. Novelty, a
he aatiers himself cannot fail OF giVin|
universal satisfaction.
His first exhibition will take place o.
Monday Evening March 10.
Tickets One Dallar, Children MT
Cents. Sold at the bar If the City Hc
tel Further particulars may be seen Il
,hebiils.
March 2 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
R. GRAY.
February IL

.4lexandria. November 81
Was committed to the Jail o: Thu
county as a runaNay Negro Woman
who says her nam. is Rosetta Jones, ant
tina. she is free and was horn in Lanca,
ter county, sta:e of Virginia > she 10 a
bout SIS wears OF age dark complex ;
and lived in this town about 3 months
The owner. If any, is requested t.
come aud prove hi,property, pay charge
and take her away. otherwise she will be
disposed of as the law directs
Jdmes Cam;stcli,
Keeper Of the jail Cor asainst0n
BOYD. Marshal
To hire for one gear.
a likely Ma'aito llan aDrut 81 years
ofAse: he is active and strong Enquire
al this Office
Fea I
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
By John Jackson s. Go

In Saturday next the 9th instant. vii
he sold at the nfTice at John jackson
and ca. on Union betueen kirg ant
Prince streets. without reserve Sal
at ten 0'clsck.
: ease super Irish linen shooting
!, ling
long lawns
| black cambrics
{, domestic shirtings e singhams
, sup silk hats
/, trunks wnmeBs' shoes
? mems ditto
Also, sup cloths
sd ditto
sun cassimeres
Bombazetts
Ronba2eens
Ginghsns
Ginshams
Ribbons
Silk. cotton (. wn'lt ose
SILK and Nalras hkfs
Basdle aud pound pin.
C4icops
silk -hawis. etc. etc.
LIKEWISE,
so boxes mould candles
so dipt do.
2 vines brandy =
sugars
coffee
vrsgsr
bounce, &c.
March 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
Alexandra, Dec. 80, 1917

Alexandra, Dec. 80, 1919.
Was committed to the Jail of thi,
a runaway, a negro man naiDef
Nilliam-he is abou, 5 feet Z inche'
aigh--stou, made-about IS years OF az,
was bought ola Mrs. Bowe Of Marylan,
|by Mr. William Jones of Georgia an,
run from him in yirginia-Thc owner j
requested to call aud prove his property
pay charges and take him away otherwis'
he will be disposed OF as the las dlrec'.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailsr
December az iawsu
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-08
NOTICE.

Whereas did by assignment date
sIst Jan 1871, transfer aud assign z
Isaac Robbins for certain purposes there
in mentioned all my books, rights, c'e
dts, etc
Notice is hereby given to all person
indebted to ne by bond, note or bo"'
account, that The same is required I" b
paid to Isaac Ro5bins the assignee aSc1
m ,ntioued wha alone is authorised b
me to receive The same
\ Daniel Cawood.
Feb s dIweOlm