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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Il tKtNh LOST that was sii,,p.d mo pb;o,,.i
phla, aiih PAT "h hUard u, James ienrisot' b.
sh the ION al M! last, and aad 70 The suhstrs
W Lyhohbnry. SAID 'tuhh contained s,f.w hbnn,ts-
u supposed 4" have ,cn sio ,oid hy tie Lca,
man an! isor giving In,ofnatior the undersigned
III LjhchD"g, ar kuSv!s & A,T,w ecr Of This CIT so
'iat The property be recovered 3c,tr shalt ,a,.iss
f"tArf ftFE noLLARs icwsid. :. r. PAITEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

xtSiANoS a. JOINS, sfios'ney at La,r. has r.
- nIo,e" 10 .TbahEa, aud viii practioe law m al.
"Ie',ot ana INFERIOR conTts of MidGescA Clone. r
anu ms,,hsWs counties and the superior ccart % Ian
Augustus =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

NoiiCE IS heTeb gwen, that petition will H.. me-
srhed TO lie next General Assembi, for ,n,,
pine road from Warren to Slaunten.
Augnst25 ~ go,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

,,,s that Iie did not care, might DO II thea
I'D him il did not receive satisfaction from
~ government for such gross abISe that
shonId apply to my government: he damned me
md NV government. which lie said was nothing
and that he held it IN contempt.
'rhe above submit to you respectfully, re-
living OH You to have the mattel investigated, as
\ conceive, that II We allow Our .Ji0s 10 be IN.
,ulted with impunity, ttai Ia a snort time our
vessels will not be able TO pass those seas.
with much respect, am, sir, your obedient
MARCUS II. MANKIN.
Captain of the brig Edward of Baltimore.
FRED'k }. ATS.
Mate of said vessel.
10 .Jacob Ler-is, Esq. Commercial Agent
from the u. States residing a; Port
au Prince.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Some masons, in making The drain of house
~ Pans, touHd under the thieshhold Of door.
apiece of c.:rystal, suimonnted by ernst of.
amethyst, the whole weighing nearly SO pounds.
- lie tone lay for four days in the street.
under heap Of gravel, without any one taking
the least notice Of it. A glazier, WHO makes
NaieidoNcopes, bought il fOl two francs w,ih.
ont knowing what it was but a iewelle, hav-
ing seen il, offered him 1000 francs tor it The
gIazier immediately returned il to ii> owner,
tie PERSON TO whom The house belonged i'm
which il was found
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25


DlEDJ-In Hanover county. "a the honse OF Can't ].
Price, Nr. GEORGE DABNEY, ages 80. after dis.
uessisg Illness, which he sasiSineS rib hsfce fsrli.
tude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Portrait Of Christopher Columbus "A copy
OF original painting of this great man has
been presented 10 the Pennsy lvania Academy
of Arts, by Richard w. Meade, Esq "a gentle.
man noties for liberalty than for
patriotic feeling. During his residence im Ma.
drid, i'll 1915, he ascertaiucd the Duke OF We.
la@ilaS, the descendant of Columbus and the
ricsent rossessor OF his estate and titles, had
AN original portrait OF his iiustrious ancestor
MIR. Meade. through person of considerable
iniucnce obtaiued permission TO have il copi-
ell 4: tie work has been done by one OF the be.,
pa,mtelS OF the royal academy, and is believed
To he the ohly copy ever taken from the ori.i
ndi We c0iigratuiate our cOuutrymcu on this
valuable and Interesting acquisitan-aud are
happy 10 learn that under the arrangements
now making the painting will be prepared for
eXhibition al the academy in ii few DAYS
PhiiddeipIlid Journal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

few days since, ship arrived at this
port, with passengers, from England; ameng
the namGer was one OF no ordinary blood, and
possessing all the prejudices Of his country,
went Immediately OH his arrival TO Ike FIv
market. 10 regaIe himselfwth some of the lux
nries OF The season. and purchased tro green
SquaSheS and The better IN accommodate his
eating, carried them on board oftEe ship, and
having most vOTaciously dey0ured the one, and
commenced upon the Other, cries out" Capt.
your missmeionS arc re,y fine buf not 50 good as
hey are in EHgiand!!P' IN. York lIdroeafe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Capt. PEzANT, of the sloop A'm. from
Porto Rico, Informs MS i.at considerable
commo,ionwase excited al The above place
when the intelligence OF the taking o1
Pensacola vas received. From u report
that war was declared, every American
vessel Immediately departed from the
place. lthdreSsoh PdsFi0f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
pITBIlC DINNER.

was given Dy the cltlIeHS OF frankfort
20 our immediate representative Col. Il.
NJ. JOHNSON AMI our distinguished fell
low-citizen HENRY CLAY, III testimony
of the high consideration in which these
able statesmen and faithful public SER
wants are held.
twas a subject Of much regret that in
consequence of previous arrangements
Cox Johnson could not attend. After AN
agreeable feast interspcrSed with con-
versation and songs the tOas's were
drunk. and il shOrt, meat and eloquent adj
dress was deli> erd by MIR. Cray. We un-
derstand that III this address MIR. Clay
positively disavowed the intention which
has been so often attributed to him of al
tempting or wishing TO organise "a par
~ in opposition to the administration.
SILAS Nj. NOEL is appointed Judge in
the place of Henry Davidge lately resign
ed
MILLEDGEvfLLE, August IA letter
from Havana, i'll The island nf Cuba, dat
ed 22d July, states that the Spanish colo
NAL government OF that place are acquaint-
ed with, and fully persuaded Of The truth of
the reported cession of Florida 10 the T..
States.
Lieut.. Wager of The United States army,
has just anivedirom Pensacola, but brings
no news. He says, four or five Indians,
supposed to l. hostile, had been taken pr-
soners by detachment of militia, who
delivered them TO the JsiIor at Fort Clai-
borne, for excepting. From some cause,
IT was subsequently determined 10 remove
Them TO Fort Montgomery On their
way, having proceeded but a short dis
tance, they we're oycrtakcn by party of
exasperhied citizens OF the Alabama Fer
rliory, who wresicd them from, the Guard
and put them all 10 death, Such are
the unhappy consequences Of indian war
fdrei
african SlaUcS The valuation of the
African Saves, by Messrs. Thorn & kcr,
WAS incorrectly stated III orr last paper,
at 5 3l65-it should have been $500,
averaging about SI2f each. We fell into
1!Ie error from not observing, ia the hurry
OF business, that the amount of the ap.
pralsement was in two columns on one
side of the paper, and III but one on the
other. At subsequent valuation, order
Ell by the Governor, Tie same slaves we're
appraised on oath by Gen. John Scott
MAJ. JOHN Howard aad Mr.. William San
TO q, at S 27,75D, beng on an average a.
bout 40. II is understood thai the
sale, as advertised by the Agent OF the
9late, Will 80 Oh, notwithstanding The
can put in by de Castro. Persons who
wish to purchase, would therefore do
wen to attend al the fine specified.
GJOH7uq!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

a London paper observes that " tie
post ci,alses which run between II. York
and Philadelphia, distance of near 100
miles, perform The journey daily in ten
hours-an expedition, we believe, unex-
amp!ed III any part OF The world"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

~ " Is not worth our pains 10 reply to ". c. IN the
Augusta Chronicle of the 9th and i5th.A writer who
would 50 perfectly msrepresebt to charge with
ngrtai haired against The foremost hero America"
Gen. Jaohsonli Is unworthy Of an answer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

u Twenty steamboats,, whose names arc gwen, trade
TO New orleans tons 3,722.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
Mutiny on board The byje Pedlar.

We have been favored with The pcrusal
OF letter dated on board the brig Ped
lar, OF New York. Smyrna, Feb. Z, 1915"
f'tm an officer OF The vessel, 10 Ills bro
Their IN this city, and have extracted the
following account of the infamous CON
duct Of Tie crew.
We have been very unfortunate in
getting rascally crew, they have been
making their threats since We lett home
The day after we arrived here they I'M
der!ook ie take the vessel from MS we
had hight on deck for more than two
hours They wounded me with a large
bucket across the head, and knocked Two
OF my teeth out, and would have throwD
me overheard had not got nv pistols
the Captain was more hart than was,
had all his shirt torn off his back and brui-
SD severely, they got his cuilass from
him, though not till after he had cut one
OF them across his face, and stabbed
another. Three c: them got at lie first
mate ami was gong TO kill him, but he
being strong he knocked them all down
win hand spike, we were driven all
below, but they dare not come down 10
us, knowing we were we'll armed s
French irigate laying close by us, hearing
noise eli board, came alongside with 80
men well armed. and with difficulty got
on our decks and took all u. them but
fwo, who we thought would behave
themselves. They are in double irons,
and nWe received two dozen laSits they
are 10 be sent home in irons 10 be tried
for their lives: The French Commodore
Was going To hang them the nrxi day,
bui The American Consn! said it would
be- best TO send them 10 America. II il
had mol been lorihe French irigatc, am
-.,iI A Al. III 4
lives lost, as they were all over the cabin
door with haudspikes, ready when we
got our heads up, to dash our brains out,
Jnst as the Frenchmcn came alongsi lr
we were arming ourselves with culasses
and pistols. resolved 10 get possession Of
the deck or die i'll the Attempt. have
just had 10 put one Of the two which
we kept OH board in irons, for threatening
TO knock me down and disobeying nv
orders-he goes to a Turkish prison TO-
moraw.' POuiscn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
. TIE EOIroR-rnoM A rrrExn.

Woshi"gtcn, isM Angvst, 1919.
lie paragraph ia The Enquirer of .he
4th INST. rclaiN" Ia the Louisiana Sleek.
Is not accurate 80 10 amount. The annex
ed statement may he relied Oh, for cor
RICHNESS:
Amount OF Louisiana Stock s 1880 o3O on
Redeemed \ ,pG AN an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
Anenslq5.

4 RAZOR, 10y JHtg 7ogtor, rrrsisemt oftte Agfiec ~
tuiW Socittj ofNirrnia. ioutjh edition iosf ann,
iisbed. shd TOT sale a. this o'fce I'i5ce & 2j h,0d
since !he hist ptuiicalinn OF ibjs WOik co;ni.ir-
SHtln 81 agriculture almost eufty 10 his sectjoN
81 c"hntt hc face "f many districts has herh til,,
Improved IT'S reriis can srafce he sufficiently aprrs
cialFd SINCE Within years ffom he publication M ,l
us fd'pn iiH'5. which before exhibited rsdt,ef,,S
aspect, ganagrd ahi cultivated the pi., advised ~.
ai"r have co.'s drablJ Hrrtascd both n f.tiiit, AZ,
iRff ~ the sia'e ought 10 tc Wiibt"t it, n IL mai s
signed To- sPe.k ~VravaraHily Of gork ALREADY r Ell,
hh"Wh' b"t tue improvements II al aprcultursI conn
ny, fercrd very essentially on good ttestses sr5 80
tots veil adaptfd for that frd ' ''"-
Hbfrai discount. 'fT'''" ~
Augpstii. on 40,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
Disomaglg 10 Wes,nn Emjgnut,.

~ Is with no small surprise we have beheld
within Il few weeks past, tie return ofseveral
ianliies TO our neighbOnrhOOd, who moved
from here last fall 10 The state of Ohio They
do not give as favorable AN account of that mart
OF tie country as we have heretofore been ac.
cnStomed to receive. They say every thing
they have to purchase is dear, money scarce.
ana grsinl0w. That part Of The country i, not
well calculated to suit people who expcci to
p'uck the roses without inst clearing awdy the
t!iOrns. Nidlia Pa PiD.,.
WASHINGTON, august ~. - Col. WI
LIAM BROWN is elected Il ,Hcmber ofthc
i0iii Congress, 20 represent tie district Of
heDiucky, now represented by Col Rich.
ara NJ. Johnson, by majority OF more
man loco votes over Benjamin TAYLOR,
'si TIC opposing candidate.
Colonel ROGER JONES, Of Tic army,
i.as been appointed, by Tie President,
Auuiant General Of The N0ri!icrn Divi-
SION, In the room of Colonel Jessup, who
- now Quarter-masier General.
General PErEE -. PORTER, one Of the
commissioners CmIcr Use treaty OF Client,
arrived IN this civ on Thursday,
- we are requested TO mention that Mr..
inenlainh klng, principal Blacksmith at
we navy yard, Was'iinglon, is about 10
oOIaln patent right torlhe manufacture
,ndNcs equal ri not superior To- those made
~ Europe. ina. Int
singular circumstance, WORTHY Of re-.
","lh' as shnwlng Tie superior despatch
IaeF or meighbUrs lu poiui OF early imtci-
pSence is stated III ti;c New York E,ealng
81, UGS''Vlz that for once emily, within the re-
Lo"ecilon of the editor, Ton Tie 9th inst.
~ The Canadians received Enghsh
J'.S.as late rs those received in tie
''" states. Wash. CITY Ca=.
Ein, EPb BoNAPARTG aud Lord Sell
NN are al Kingston. u. C..
irisi h'n2sion Gazette states that the
',i"t'aecu Use IludsOu's Bay and
Ociai"'st Companies is postponed ll!I
''hen To lake place a. YoiA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

FOnr Hundred aud Eyftg Doi:ays Eesea,ii
IL UNhWAf from tue subscriber on the 4th Anil
1917 ia The CT, OF RickmBnd n neg,e Isl,.,y h.
Tie hauie of WAIT calls bimse.i Udft la3fia-Ji. -
"hhltto Fellow, anou; 80 ~ feet Bors intl
- hsh, rs fefIaikE allie l3yns t,a rr,lv
nan AID grey e>es, ~keh general, api ear To ne sore
an" ihelitse or"asiored ny drHk che bis LEGS sun
"nat shoiiei thsu the Sti'r ,kous scarcely a be .t
etN'd, wth"hi nice "hs-ivaiion VIXEN stass,iy isvny
ap To sand fast on his right leg and rather extend he
'en. ~ pf"nGhntimg whisity, which lie is ,.fy 4 nd
o. and ap, to call at public bousc lie proronnces
nh,Sly also biscuit, JiitN waist.oat, uesfof-Ee -
IL Is not Improbable that be may Obtain f,rr am.
ehoeaV0f u" pats as Tee he is fist rate va
,einah, ana ahseonded from his boat in tie Basin AZ
either got on board vessel or gore over on Rom,
ohe where he may he running The fvtr or going ,oS
tne country teShinr mp;o! a dtcber al wL,ob
"e 10 an eNceiivht LAND ROBERT LLwIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

y Inc Editors oftse Ealtir-ore american and Nsw
York Mercantile Advertiser will piease insert The ah,
auNeruseeht seniweekl! for Ole month and foin ard
theT accounts tn Tbs Office fcr pay mont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Fest supe fac cloths and cashmere
Do blankets and hannsis bou,hazetts
boineshe sbiFtings, chsinbTays checks &c. ~
i"gothef with alargc assortment OF ka,dv an, az, eth
eT Articles. - '"'S "he u"
IT 1EHUSN liberal 10 cor,sz ere ar n ,c;os
hoNCORt, ROBINSON y rLrAsANTs
sucr.,o. ssctionefrs.
- 52..tds
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10, lj3,70O 90
one-haIf payable 22d Oct. 1878.

0'i The books of The Treasury pay
able AZ London. .............S,I2 3I 2Og On
w 40. paYahie al Amsterdam. y 800 $50 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

,i I"S EPH BONAPARrG aud Lord Sci
~" are at Kingston, u. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25
fG.t Gvpdx

req GvOGS
btthtr INDIAN Cni.f, E.vtair .; cfso, he a,,;,,
ca III J"nie iitti iiUn Lave pool. wt the p,i,;ca,
i'tt ~ our FILE GOODS, which ,,a, ~. .<r,c,r,, >.
Aiigust25. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

4 thi GODS Ar hUt liON.-O, f!.n91sdgg n.
= 'FH 81 HfPtrmDrr neat, wiz be sUld ut;lo,i r.
serve III na' dry good auction roon :bOut = 10 ee9
n"',n o, ehoiee wo"'en and othsr ops, The lol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25


~ yiineo OF detd ~ tfUst executed to me on lie
- 'o'h Gay otJny, 1917, by Samuel n. Saunders ~
f"Wha'"u, ana which deed has been duly recorded, )
sd ~ TIE town of Jeffecson by the directions Of the
'TMrts tanh ~ Virginia and Chancellor u. Saunders
TWO 81 the creditors whose debts are secured In ssS
eco pt0cerf 10 sell on the sfh 6ag oCOcfObey mart
iNt, aBd " not, GU The next fair day thereafter su
dry SLAVES, variety ofbousehold and Kitchen forn
te oselhef With tue stock ~ horses cattle and hoe.
ehd Tue plantation utenst hr0ugug The said sampef
w. Sanders. Many 81 the Slaves are exuepie, ike
and valuabie.-Ihe sale viii cerainl, take plsce
TiO: MILLER. TRUSTEE.
fowbatan. August "a. 2p..Wsw
4 PETITION viii he presented to tie General 81
semby Of Virginia, at ITS neNt session. p-s,ing
thai an act may pass authorizing the society Tor no.
melting Agriculture IN Virginia" To RAISE Sum Of mo.
ney BY louefJ....Bg order gf the Sorisfg
JOHN ABNAS Sec.
August H. ~ gs,
A PETITION will be presented 10 the next OcnerS
Assembly OF virginia, praying thai the Law passed
NJ ne last session concerning the town al Nsuche.
ter may be repealed as ihe abuses Of the
be first measures seypte6 under rs sanciion.
Adapst ~ 2s.Hfv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-25

Irsi hin2sion Gazette states that the
Nnr,h'.aec Use Iludson's Bay and
Oc,ai"'st Companies is postponed TILL
''''I'hen 10 lake place ~ YoiA.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-31
alex'a. ComNAOn Council.
SlAEcH -

MARCH
James II. Hocc, Esq pre,nent o.
coapcil, beipg sb-ert, PhineaS Janue!y
was dulv elected arcsideut pro TEN.
A bill for issuing due bills in the nare
Of the corporation, was read secon"
tine, and the banks flied. and on mo-
ton was read third time and pissed.
A bill for the Inspection of beet, pork
and fish, was read second time and re
committed
A bill for Tie keepirg in repair the
gravel part of the carriage way of Wash.
ingt,n street. was taken M, and the first
section struck out: vher,uaOn the ptc
Of the bill was charged 10 An act for
keeping in repair the foot ways Of 'hr
Improved streets; )" and read secnnd
and third time, aad passed.
Ordered, That sr,n not exc rdlns
one bundled dollars be Appropriated f"r
repairing the gravel road n Washington
street under The direction Il the street
commi,sioaer, ard cha,ge the amount 70
tn, thi d ward.
w TIC ~ NNV y h'sN
was referred, reported a bi!l concerning
thca.ricd pefo,wsnCes and 1T err pubic
exhibit ouS, which was read first time
aud laid ON the table.
Resolved, That the sprn vt two han
dreG doilarS out Of the gen, raj fund be
appropriated towards de,raying tie ex-
pc Of surveT about T. le made by
tae enaineer III the bra d 1t public work
of Virginia If the ground trrm Gocs-
creek to Hanting eek. and tia, the
same be expended under the direction o.
the nayor.
Ordered. That the street commissioner
b. AID he i hs-eby directed to regulate,
take u, ana reset the .iie stone, and
gutter M Qleen ,tr ct, So Tar eastward
as my b. Necessity TO carry OF he wa
ter from the intersection Of Fairfax and
Queen street t., aud charge the same to
tar second wsrd.
Extract lrpm the minutes.
Test, p. riIONP>ON, G C..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-31
The Members

nF the NJ tuai .4sSurf ~ Society OF
~ Nrsma a, + siding ~ Alexandria and
Ia,-lax, who are IL tie habit OF psJ ing
tpeir annual quotas t. t e sad Scr y
wi,huu, su >, re y, reOy nst,he tnatthe'r
account, Ter inr re, en-; year qa"lasnrs
d ID at the Farmers Bank ol Nh KAN
ira, at which piac icy are reqleste'
10 Ii and di,oha - them WI eu deiay'
ARCH'D. r TAI Lu.',
ACCT aSd C"ice,or.
Frederick ,burs, liaryh 81 tutGsSi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-31
pv0R.3ND.4.

Rig Allied. Ruff. from Portland, Tor
N,xa dria, was cast away the ,7th MS
=, Mas aannso shoals, near a'C,is,ani
,c the nor.hwarJ Of the Cdpes OF Nrsr
MA. nr ca go consisted ct mnbe',
run aua nola>sts, 10 Lawrassn 4 FHwle
Two Of her s,a'rea lost TIER lives -th,
remainder OF the re~-ons IL ON sh"re hy
means Of ra,t made an board aftes re
maini.g On she eek DAYS, she ha'
since gone eetresy t, pieces. tapta'n
John Sax:cr. passeaG-, in the Aired az
rived IN town TIA, morning, aud iuraish-
es the above inf.rna'iOr,
Bigs Sasar, Wao@berrv, and fan"-
pea, Crabtree, cleared at P"lana sis'
Inst TOR III 5 pnt.
SGhr G1arge Washington, JacKsan'
hence. arrived at 40 fix 2o,h lns'aat..
Bi; Peggy s Pamela, Fray. eieared
at .Norf3lk 90 h instant, tar ,hIs Po I :
CARO- .ar And Scsr L'uisa, mo P, do.
cargo, country prod1ce.
sch- Coqlettc, Vail, cleared at New
Yok 18th instant, for this port, and
schoaners Malvins, Lymburn, aud Val
lorious, raylo., do. 9Th instant
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-31
District Of Columbia,

Coaaiy Of .iie.c ai'io, IS.
nNthe petition Of WILLIAM HATTEN,
q an insolvent debtor, confined VA the
iail Of Alexandra county tor de6t-hU-
tee is heseby gwen to the creditors OF the
sid William iIattOn, that on the mrs
Monday in May Eex-, at the court hous
Of the said county, tie oath prescribed BY
the act OF Congress OF tie un'ted States
entitled " an act tor the relif ct lns,l.
vent debtors within the District OF Co
lumbia," will be administered to the sand
iusllvent, ent a trustee aPP"Int" 'uniiss
su,Ecieat cause to the contrary be then
and Tiers shewn. Ordered, that thus NO
tee be advertised in both papers publish
ed in Alexandra, ance week fr trree
weeks before the said first Monday III
May next. -,
By ,rIsr sc Inc hon.Wm Cranch, chit
iud Of the Urute,l Stass CIrcait Court
IL, the DISTRICT of Columbia.
G. DENEALE, C. c.
March 81 tN9W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-31
Notice.
New Publications, &c.

New Publications, &c.
EU L rec lved Iur sale ny the sub
Oh scribers,
Rob Roy, Q vols.
Kuigsr of It. John, Q vols.
Ro,abella, s vols.
Manners, 2 vols.
Ouasers. tale
Jess Tur or's Assistant
Pixies Arithmetic, large and small
Walsh's do. do
Jackson. Bookkeeping
Gurney's Treatise OF Shorthand
Walkers School Dictionary
D.. do improved
Adams Latin Grammar
Tia dies Selecte Vet
PhlIidor on Chess
Cumming. Geography and Atlas
Adams Roman Antiquities
Tooke's Pantheon-Dictlonary OF Qus-
tations
Western Gazetteer, or Emisrant's Di-
rectory
Valuable Secrets in Arts and Trade
Cove on Fruit Trees Domestic Cook
cry
M.Nahon's Treatise on Gardening
Memoirs and Remains Of the Reverend
Charles Buck
Burder'- Village Sermons, vols.
Doddrldge's Rise and Progress OF Re
Iigon in the Soul
JAS. KENNEDY 4 SON.
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Barnewall s Popham

Barnewall 8 Popham
AFFER F0I SAL,
u 40 puncheOns bright retailing mo-
laSsss
90 do sd pt Windw'd Isl'd Pun
10 do All Jamaica
25 hnds prime Barbados sugar
100 b5ls prime Pork, CNew York and
Baltimore inspectin')
Ia half pires L. p Madeira
40 ar ca:k Colmenar Wine
5 do Mountain Malaga
500 deaii"hus
90 cases salad oil
10 kegs chewing tobacco
1000 bushels bright CadiL salt
1900 burr blocks
Dry yellow ochre, HAVANA segars,
Mould and dipped candies, etc. etc.
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Notice.

Notice.
GTOCKHOLDt r If the Mechanics
= Bank OF Alexandria are hereby no
nhed. that for the last half yes DIvi-
lend OF four per cent. is this day decla'
red on the ca itai stock paid in. payable
to them or their legal representatives., on
Friday the lSlh instant.
By order of the President and Direct,
ors. /. ii. MINOR,
March 3-4 Cashier.
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Chantliiy.

Ty0R SALE or exchATge FER real pro-
E perty, or bank stock IN tie District
a Columbia, three undivided fourth parts
of the real estate OF John Coffee, decd,
containing $40 acres. lying in the county
of Fairias Va. between PoInck Run and
Occoquan, miles from the latter place.
the soutl,err stage road passing though
it, occupied by captain Coreljus Wells
TO- the present. yeaf- Those who wish
10 parchase or exchange will view the
premises and know the ter,o', on aPpli-
cation to SOLOMON PARSONS,
In AlexaDdria or.
RI HARD WILSON.
In Washington C'ty-
January "a SSI