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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Wagons. Furniture, &c.

Wagons. Furniture. &c.
CAMUEL WARD has received per brig
- Susan, and other late arrivals, large
quantity OF Goods in his line, comprising
tie following articles: &
80 Wagons with harness, IS with tops
500 chairs of different kinds
4 sofas and settees children's chairs
6 sideboards OF the newest fashion
DO bureaus of different prices
60 tables do
90 light stands do
10 work tables do
10 wash stands do
8 secretaries and book cases
i5O looking glasses from to 25 dolls
3 dozen grass mats
9 dozen hearth and floor brushes
Is dressing bureaus
IL feather beds and mattresses
5000 feet mahogany in boards
dozen small hoes for gardening
d gross bed screws doz bed keys
Is dozen bed caps; 10 do table hinges
dozen sacking bottoms at lbs
IS portable desks
Easy chairs and night stools
Also,
10 trunks Of different sizes
800 chip hats
Boots, shoes and hats
Saddles, brides aud whips ,.
6 bundles of steel, very low priced
Cast steel axes and common do
LIKEWISE,
10 kegs butter
10 bbls NewEngland Rum
4 bbls crackers OF the first quality
TOGETHER WITH
Letter paper and bills Of lading
All Of which will be sold on good terms
at the Cabinet warehouse, foot OF Prince-st.
July IS eo3w
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Notice.

KNHE subscriber will apply to the bank
Of AlexanGria Tor renewal Of the
following certificates Of stock now stand.
ins in The name of Joseph Conway. dec
the same having been lost or mislaid -
Nos. $50; 49s; ll66; l167; li6S ;
1f69; 177S; IVA; l775; 1s45; s070:
sO7l; 2O72; 2G7S; 2G74; 1851; 1861
1917; 1878; 2O8l.
WIN. HERBERT, Jun. Adm'r.
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Refreshments.
Mr. JONES

MT. JU.NE iS
D ESPECTFULLy informs 'he gen.
NJ tlemen OF Alexandria, that his Ia
vern on Johes's Point, adjoining this
town, is opened in suPe'i or manner for
their accommodation, having laid in a
stock of the best wines and spirits, and
can furnish them with any refreshments
that are wanted
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Bank of Alexandria.

F.. july 6, 1878. q
4 DIVIDEND of Tour per cent for the
"A last hall year, is this day decla.
red. and will be paid to The stockholders
in the institution, Of their legal rep-esen.
ta'ives, on Thursday the 9th inst.
}. L. M'KENNA, Cssh'r.
July 2 sv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Shoes, Straw Bonnets & Hats.

'oiioSS1 oil q" A|oii'ACtS y Lid 10.
aUSi received and for sale at the
8 Shoe store Of WILLIAM TRUE,
King.stree', an assortment Of shoes,
which, in addition to his former stock,
makes it complete.
7 cases Ladies' stfaw bonnets, Of the
newest patterns.
Mems and Boys fire .ad coarse hats
Of every description.
Country merchants can be, supplied
with the above articles at the Baltimore
and Philadelphia prices.
A few Vt Halls Paten, Rifles for sale.
N. B. Boats and SHOES manufactured
as usual, aud orders thankfully received.
May d3wtultf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Wanted to Hire

BY the month or year, a decent woman
accustomed TO house ~ork.-Eone need
apply who cannot bring an uneIcep.
tIOnabIe character. july 2-tbSm2u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Wanted to Hire,

nY the month or longer period. 'r-
I'D cent ORDERLY woman, accustomed
t. washing ard uther house work. Ar-
ply to the printer. d5ttuthstf
Jupe Of. 1919
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ 70. M.aRSTELtER.

THIS DAY, at 10 AM
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner Of
Prince and Watersheds;
Stperfne and fine cloths
Cassimeres
Coatings
Corduroys and velvets
Bombazetts
Stockinetts.; irish linens dimites
Shifting cottons
Marseiiles vestings
Cotton shawls
Madras hdkfs
Leno, cambria and jacohet r,iusIins
Silk, beaver; kid and buckskin gloyas
Leno, jaconet and book muslin hdkfs
Silk, cotton and woollen hosiery
Caiicoes
Gingbams
Bobbin. thread, tape, buttons, &c.
ALSO,
100 pocket glasses
1000 fly drivers
Horn snakes u,
Buckles, scissors, padloeks, ribborn
49,. =. ALSO, 4
90 crates queensware
100 gin cases
3 hhds muscoyado sugar
20 boxes candles
90 bags 6lberts
10 boxes chocolate
$50 pieces Holl. rush carpetins, 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
ORPHANS Court.
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE,

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun-
", in the district OF Colnmbia, has obtain
ed from the orphans court Of said county
De ters testamentary on the estate OF George
Deneaie, late OF the county aforesaid de-
|ceased-All persons having claims against
|the said decedent are hereby warned TO ey-
.hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the orphans court, to the sub
fcriber, on or before the nth day Of Janu-
hry next, or they may by 'aw be excluded
From all benefit 10 said estate anu those
Indebted are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this l4th
lay OF July, 1918.
MARY DEEE4LE,
Executrix Of George Denea!e, dec.
July "a iw
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aged about 16, for the term of IL years.
She is accustomed to house work, and is hot
10 be removed out Of the neighborhood. :
July ID ...
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Shoes, SC.

TEN cases mems, women's and child
Il ren's leather and morocco shoes, and
boots and bootees.
ALSO,
Ladies straw bonnets Of latest fashion
Just received, and for sale at low prices
by JOHN kETTELL & Co.
July 9 St
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To the friends of Humanity.

A n aged, in6rm, and widowed mother,
n is DESTROYS to receive information Of
of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
only son, concerning whom she has not
heard any thing, on which reliance can
be placed, for nearly three years. he re-
novel from this place to tie state OF Ohio
about 6Ge year ago The las; certain ac-
count she had from him, was from Caiiz in
that state. He is about twenty fire years
Of age ; by trade tailor. Vague runour
has recently pronounced him dead Act
ter communicating information relative to
him, directed to Henry, Tutwieler, ?: N.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an affected woman.
OTEditors of Newspapers generally,
are intreated to give this article place in
their columns few weeks.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. (Vir) July IS
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Wanted,

Ten Briek-layers and ten Stone-ndsons.
TNHEY must be good workmen, and will
l. have constant employment and the
best of wages. Apply in Alexandria or Fl.
Washington. B. LAWS.
July IL t3IstJy
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
II Monday, the 99th day OF June last, a
negro boy named ALEXANDER, about I 5
or Is years Of age, stout built, and very
black. He hal on linen shirt, nankeen
trowsers and linen jacket and fur hat. He
is the property of Mr.. Edward Lloyd, from
whom | hired him. The above reward will
be paid for apprehending aud securing him
so that he may be got again, and reasona-
bic charges if brought home, either by Mr..
Lloyd or JOSEPH BOlSSEAO.
July Is st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Shoes. Hats. &c.

Shoes, Hats, &c:
IUS / received per late arrivals from
81 Portland, Boston and Baltimore,
Is boxes anil trunks kid, prunello,
morocco and leather shoes, OF every de-
scription. suitable Tor the present and ap-
4 dos. Bearer e Castor Hats,
of the newest fashions
5 dozen lnw nricel knart ditto
2 dozen hovs' hrah dittn
12 dozen mems & boys patent plush
ditin-light, cheap and durable
l9 duzen fine WOOL hat bodies
4 variety of Seal Skin and Leather
Truuks, Nc.--F1r sale by the subscriber,
at his store i'll King s'r-ct.
WILLIAM TRUE
June - d lwthStn4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
Wine and Rye Flour.

Wine and Rye Flour.
90 Cases containing / dozen each)
81 very Ole and superior Madeira
VINE
SO barrels rye -four, received per
slo"p Huntress from Newly ork.
For sale BY
BlRNEWALL 4 POPHAM.
Imlr 1w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14

Hair corded cambrics
striped and figured
Leno and blk muslins
Plain & striped null
null muslins
IA and Ga cambrics
VARIOUS qualities
Steam loom shirtings
Maddapolan do
Hamburg do
Cotton do
Gold head Jalapore
sannahs very fine
Chittabilly baitas
Sannahs
Emerties
Gurrahs
Shepard's high g. low
nrircd rlnthe
Box, pack & ID pins
Cotton balls in papers
and morocco boxes
gilt
Super calicoes
Bengal stripes
Super ginghams
Low priced do
Carlisle do
Plaids !; checks
Irish & german linens
Double chain rich lie.
vantines and horen-
ces !; sewing silks
July Is
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THIS rs no GUrE NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GVE NOTICE,
bat the Subscriber, Of Alexandria coun-
Ii the dis'r CT of Columbia, has obtained
m the orphans court Of said county let
tes'amentarS on the estate of HdnnGh
Z. l1,e OF the county aforesaid, decea-
MI persons having claims against the
decedent, are hereby warned to exhi-
the same, with the vouchers passed by
4 orphans court to the subscriber, on or
bre the l4th day of January next, or
may by law be excluded from all be-
10 said estate-and those indebted
: Feto are required to make Immediate
Fnent. Given under my hand this l4th
OF July, 1919.
RICHARD Fl. LITTLE,
Executor OF Hannah Little, dec.
Aly Ii 2y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
|eapside Hotel, Baltimore,
CLiTE HvNERS'S(.
WILLIAM GARNER, formerly of A.
leyandria, having enteyed upon that
Lon, Established Sand,

\ poiqhboshn.?d of the Shipping and
Intile interests, shi Of the principal
i Institutions, respectfully solici;s a
kaa'ion Of me patronage OF from 70 to
~nrren, BoarierS, as we'll as Mer-
and Travellers in general arriving
ner 's we'll aware that professions a
WOULD but III requite those who may,
H. eligibility Of the stand, resort to
ne will, therefore, only assure his
nars, that his unremi;,iR- attention to
cyi4ing every dslicscv this hountifal
I affords, together with a well stock
lar OF
ice Vines and Liquors,
+ constantly provided ; and aided by
atm i've waters, the well known
ZION Of the house shall not deteriorate
pls saperiHendencs.
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" Orphans Court,

.llszandria County, Jrly Term, 1915.
NRDERED, That the executor Of Han
y Hok Lite, deceased. do insert the u
Il advertisement three times a week for
o weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
rogy, Test, A. MOORE, Register.
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Green Turtles,

Green Turtles.
FEW green Turtles will be sold T.
n live by III. subscriber. if applied
tor SION. OR dressed for families. Soup
will be offered in a lew days; Of which
due notice will be given.
+. SHIELDS,
July s .r: Iw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14

Picking Vinegar.
T HAVE at my Vinegar Yard on Fairfax
street, opposite the first Presbyterian
Church, large quantity of
Very choice Cider Vinegar
whichi will warrant--Apd which [ will
sell by the barrel at Is cents per gallon
and by the single gallon at 33 cents.
Attendance will be given from in the
morning until lin the evening.
July 9-6t JOHN I. BROOKS.
The editor Of the National Intelligencer
will insert the above six times.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14
BY JOHN JACKSON g. Co.


rtment of &asonable D,v
Goods,
:6asers, on a liberal credit
. WHICH ARE,
'rics Elegant assortment Of
Ired ribbons
Inns Superb assortment Of
null laces, lace wells,
-. shawls and bdkfs
hosiery
IS Threads !; tapes
ings Elegant assortment Of
10 French jewellery
10 Silk hatton shawls
10 Black and cross bard
pore| hdkfs
ne ChoF chow do
5 Bandanno do
Superb furniture ca
/ licoes
Plate do
lowlPnnts
SILK twist
ms Silk buttons
pers Treble gilt do
oxesI Brown Hollands
Colored cambrics
Bed ticking, SC
Muslin shawls
Ehambrays
French lawns
Linen cambria
Cambric hdkfs
,ens Black florentines
, le-:.Morocco shoes, "a.
rem riety Of colors and
lks good quality, &c.
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Cl;,ret.

A FEW cases of Mcdoc Claret, Of a
~ suDerior quality, for sale by
July s LAWRAS0N g. FUWI.E.
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N. e. Rum, Pork, &c.
John H. LAID & Co. have nowla land
- ing and offer for sale,
go bbls n E Rum
% do Prime Pork .rShoes
8 cases mems, boys and children's
4 do Thread
July 10 ow
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-14

HAS received very handsome as.
Ill sortInelt Of Fancy Spring GOODS
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A ikely Negro Girl,

IMMEDIATELY AfrER-oS LIBERAL GRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

TIE COAT AND PILLOW.
IL chauc'd that The COAT Of very ine fellow
Had bsen thrown on the bed, and lay close tie Pill.
With that which high company gives for the Goa,
Had been much IN the world aud IN circles OF n.tc.
fuend Pillow" SAYS he, - why that iool of disue,s
BY your runpied couGten you've slept a. 1 guess
Or perhaps that your master is gone you are sorry
Pm always delighted to 20 here he gees
Aad m'N IN tie miTth that him he throws.
Gay. wealthy, and witty, aud wanlon ANA ,onng
Made Tor conquest his form for ur,suasion MS tonso
ON whom nature iisT presents so lavishly showers
what mortal so best is THIS master Of ours
wonid delight YOU 70 see with what graceful compo
He lhrews dcuna guinea. or stakes au enclosure.
iothef n'ght twas at whist that sir Somebody blum
Aud lost him, think, 'twasu't less than hundred.
To see hlH my frien'', you'd conclude he had won,
Such an easy, good uaiuTed smile he put on
Win what dancing aud singing, and laughing and drink
YOU'D wonder what time he had ieftlm for thinking.
II he wins, If lie loses. he's glad and still glad
cannot believe he knows how to he sad.
with such mental control, and a heart SO At ease
sure never was found man so iorned 10 please
Aud now says The PILLOW, " It's my turn to speak
IL l let you alone, yon1l 20 for Il week
Since You say that with you hes as light as feather
Pray keep him, or come To he'd always together
Tor the momeut!o"'ie OF, such trade then
fou'dihin he was fairly beren of his senses;
Snch complaining, snch sorrow repentance and hate
suchcnTsng his fortune, such damning his fate
That, taking IN Bedia'i, there j. not in town
a pilow whose state I'D not change with my own.
Inc night that ST. Somebody lost him hundred
AZ soon as he iaid himself down, how he Numbered:
i never was IN such right my life:
Heeouid not treat me if we're his wife
he thinks, believe, he can't ne too rough
] am sometimes TOO HIGH sometimes not high enough:
Ihen such Knocking, such ihaHipiHg, and squeezing hut
stili
icant give content, whatever will.
10 conpete my misfortune, sometimes in SALLY
He throws me rs bard as he can at his valet
Who ventures to give him his envy adyice,
To havenothng TO do With ;hosc Re riDle dice
Ioiher night he declard lie would 10 for himself
And took down pistol which lay or the shelf :
But after he'd held IL sometime 10 his head,
He thought beIter Oitt aud hethRmpd me instead.
u lhis is the way with your very hue fellows
Iwefe better 70 he any Ding else thaa ,aillc--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

Amother Hero Of The Rerof,tiom departed.
PHiLADELrHiA, Aptil 1--we have bcen favored
WIN the pefnsni OF lctte4s fo oihc,F hoard lc
o"t.eu Staes irgste john ..Caiis, Amelia Islaud
announcing the arrival Al Cnmhc island of Cen
HtNih LIE, nom the West !ndIes, his rapid decay
aud death. ~"!'
The fast letter, dated March 10. mentions his
haviEs arrived IN cumleI and Island aud nchg hos.i-
Sipy received aud entertained IA The house Of Ms.
onaws tue daughter of hc ate Green fl spea,s
"i nun as Veiy decrcpt aud declaring THAI IL was his
constant prayer III he might ht sucrcd die" NOT
having since his atair ia baltimore one Ell day
ms oiJ'c wac 10 reach home; in that lac was DIS
appointed 80,
Another letter Of ihe2iih. riyes an account OF his
neath, whleh happened on tss 25ih OF March. IN his
ast moments Ina asorh, tie OF his death 10 tn.
Bailimcie mob. He was bWIird with rilnss, honors
tie Flgate John adams, which IN The vicinity iriur
hiinnte gHHs during tue funeiui
u fcs rs ne.aLcro;y pleasure learn and 30
ieia'r that ihis revolutionary veteran, though poor and
cast among stsange, ia no his home ana his snniiv
Iecevrd ever possible accommodations and conifoit
" MS h"sptahe host and hostess we'll as from tic
SURGEON aAd oher ole IS OF tile John Adams who,i
every tinh IN their alleviate his sufe,incS
and L. honor his memory.
IL is SAID that he has lett vOUminoHs fnauufcrint M,
peEs among which IS believed 10 be- a hi=tur, of H.
eceni war in the very commencement Which he mar
ne sad TO have received his death wounds non, a.
ihiuiSte rab9e OF his nugateiu countryniCn-i Upiyr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

/ \ CHANcERi.-u States Court rum circuit y
. virginia District, December 18Th lSiT-
Thomas Homsby, Joseph lioimshy and Nichols NJ
Lewis, executors OF Joseph Hofmshy, dec. Sonynban
X Nesbh, executors OF Abraham JUDAH dee. and Cor
bAn LLOYD, Iialsey Jansou aBd Sampson Hanhnr, ex-
ec"iofs OF John Lloyd, executor of osgood IIaubuTy
Surviving partner Of CaPel q Csgood s5antltJ,
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ACAlNET
Richard W Byrd dsyisee of YIN pv,d doc aud -
ecutor of Map Byrd, dec. who MAS sNecutrtx on VIM
bNId, dec IhCnaS1. Byrd, John Pare and Maria his
WE, Evelyn L.. Harrison, ChaTs.s W Eyrd Henry
skp"iti and Elizabeth his wife. Abby Nelson Ann r.
selsob, WIN - Page and EVELYN his wife Mar, w
Harrison and Ann n. HARRISON Def.Naa,.fs r
his SUIT abaies 10 the defendant, Richd " Byrd
ny avs Geah ana by consent OF the raIn of VIM
- rage ~ u ordered bat the stand ana be Teyi
yea M The nae Of the said VIM. -. Page executor OF
hary Byrd who was 6XecgtTiX of Wm. Byrd dec aud
ny consent ~ The pamiifs and al The said M b. PAGE
gwen IA writing aud !rd IN tbs cansc 10 OF erred that
one al tie cou nissoners OF this do maxi up and
fepor 10 Tie court deits due The Main
tHs respectively aud 81 all other accOuafs and charges
ON me eataie OF the said NJ Hyid together Vit an &C
count al MS feai and an ~
the administration and OF her yeciors ON
t1e estate Of the said WIN. BJd, stating such mat
leTs specially either paIV ay require and by The
he consent ms order is TO be no bar he defendants
eihs ana seitig up any defence against he claims
OF the plaintiffs, according the Coure Of the CONT as
they might have done this order lad NOT bera made
aid The defendant, Nm. a. Page hattLg ptoctpded 10
sell the estate called WesOver IN ilial Garter aftLe
price Of tort, ave thousand do8Ts during the r,depcy
o tlis sut. and The plaintiffs heina willing thai lie
sale should not be disturbed provide tie Furris.e mo-
neg every lien aA retained fnr the ecurityhef
o. j. liable tor their demand p2r tie sale pur-
chase money heing et pad reed tatnr proceeds
OF SAFE ah iht svcniiiies for paln crtslai hcdUiih.
III ihe power OF tbe court, and shall liable 10 their
claims as far as the land itself woHd h.v. ren Fable
ana no farther u being tie nj and neanipa Of
the parties tba' the sale shall be valid aud III AZ the
ms shall have The same beef of The proceeds OF sale
oi the land itself iii is adudged io have been liable be-
fore the sale.
Ae0py-Teste. RIcHARu JRFFRIEs, CLERK.
''-s''.'s...............
THE accounts directed b. The shove nrdcr rilf be TAX
en- al comniissioreT Ladd's Office ~ a.. e'y Of Rich
inond on anndaN the lib hayueXf when all persons ba
fin- claims against the estate Of col Wn End dee are
Ieqnestedt TO make them known.
February IA. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

Tended and builta fort in February. I6S5 ~ The
head Of the bay ofSt. liernard or ms they cali
Il, OF 81. Louis, and westward OF the river 90.
dorado. Beaueu returned with ;h. n ,.s,te IN
France; the two other vessels were LIST n, tle
bay and La Sale, after several unSucces.ti.I
attempts TO lind tie mississippi, on The l2ti pf
January. 1861, lctt.t his fOtt. twenty ter>nns
including seven wo.nen. under tl,e COT a,,,nd
OF lie Barber, ant took his departure .,itl 81.
teen othcls, In 20 ny lard To The ,ifiuois and
thence through Canada 10 France so S,..lS far.
'ner reinforcement anu supplies. On this iOrr.
neN ic was DaSeiy asSdsSi,satcd ga the 1911, of
nsafch .iOS.. by Two Of his own men and ieif
NAME among the ilhstrious discoverers of
The new world, second ouly 10 thai OF Column
bns, with whose history as.tl adventures his
own bear IN many parucuiars, "A striking ne.
sem9ance. HIS brother CaVeiier, however.
Win Joutcl, taillcrAuas Ease and several others
OF the party With vllOIh he had commenced lie
journey, successfully accomplished H. arrived
al the French tort al the Illinois, where thew
fonnd tonti still ia command al having npa,i,
been down to the mouth Of the Mississipni.
comic, maby TO hiS orders from La Sale TO
meet the expedition from Europe and after
waiting some time'there, retaining 10 his ,lost
From the fort al the Illinois, Cav elier J outeI.
ara rather AnaStaSe, proceeded 10 Quebec
aud thence returned To France. where they ar,
rived IN October, 1858, and where slIuteI
published Tie narrative oi the expedition 10
Which have referred.
From this work OF joutei. itiikeviso appears
thai the fort and colony ieit Nv La Sa he at the
westward of the Colorado, was DESTROYED. nor
as Won state lay the Indians, but bY the Spaui.
ards from Me.,ico who until that time, had
never had any settlement of amy Mind, nearer
man PSnHco, and who. by YOnt Ossn account
hau no other right or authority for this art
than the royal order OF Philip the second. to
eHterminate all foreigners penetiatlngilto tho
Gull of Mexico.
Letter to De Cogtsa,,ee1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

aNl ron 81 LIZ hc sUbsciibeI WA sellpTiNaiciy
- tTdct ~ Land "a New k,ut court, situated on
the f"ad rom Richmond la Williamsburg, ii an aeTeea-
ue heishbo moot one uic above Providence Forge and
Nv" rom Chiesabonnny nver, containing $50 ser.s
ohe'tId OF which 10 cleared, with large aud new Two
story dse'ing hnnse, all necessary outhuuses ai of
whch have been l"t within tie three last years this
cipaily pine Persons wishing to purchase viii appiy
to me, or to Iichad A. lohR warren at New Rent
Courthouse or to Ia. Geo. p. Crump Ia Richmond
THO. II. I EltRLLL..
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21

IN EONEcii. Harck a!fh. 1918.
R2hoPosAlS VIII he iereiyed y this Department for
u leasing The F0UA DRY Z. E6RING niti a.tarlcd
10 he nanriaclorl of Arms; aud also The use If tie
water which passes from tie foundry 10 tie boring mill
IN Pursuance 81 an &c, o he Legislature emitted
AN Act snlh"isme the iAtcutiye t0 lease the foundry
ahd horing mlll, and FOR other purpOsss'-unon the
terms and conditions specified IN hat Act.
1Hew.... !. W. PLEASANIS, H.. C.. @.
"dlth - I0l-1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-21
10 tie Members Of tie Pyotesiant EJJiscopa
Church IN EjyojD,n

N1'''E' VI' IT
I'VE meeting Of the convention Of Clerical and Lay
Deputies from. the several parishes in this diocese
wil be holden al Winchester u the county ofFrcGerick
on the third Tuesday in Nay, ISIS, being the iDh day
Of that nonihA full representation Of the parishes In
tue convention is requested.
RICHARD GINNING HOoRE,
BSh0P NJ he Diocese Of giyciaiq.
Apfii ~. IToual