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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-20

Z om "Ii Ed 10 lie Jail OF Charles CiIy connt, Va
Iii, 40 Inn".al, on The 2sti Sept 1915 a man no
.. s's nihseif JOHN BROWN; lie is ssck ab.nt ?, or
:. yea,s oio' feet orS inches high prainuent r.,
III 'o an african las ffoni his dialect Ne appears 20
s rear ohe) has LOST Three four OF his upper tee,I
Se,oIr no rtnhaIkabe except small OH, ON ~
oeeA " MS Tight baud. BY his oTess be is sailor n
ssys ne Isl free man and ped from Pijase bis 90
% cue oris Hrnrico, CAPT Luce. Should this neetc
Ire the owner 10 requested 10 come prove ,ro
pert, pa. charges and take him ava, ar he ,, nv ~
VIII as the law requires. So WI. -'
WA. F. WALKER g. W n. Hill
Ue. n. Depufiesjor Cary IpJikiaso,, s. 4 yo;y,,- .
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XAcHARIAH PBfLPOfT, sen. (fofmerIy Of Henry
- eouns, Nit2inisWill please take notice thai
shsi take the deposition OF Philip Fslsr aud others az
TIE ohce Of Edward c. Davis IN the city Ricbmo
on the 2Ith Of next month, November, between fh.
pouIs oi snd Pylock Of that hay, and shall continue
from day oday until the whole depostious are
be read in suit depending IN the superior CONF
ni chanoefy for the Richmond district wherein the said
Pbupott 10 plaintiff, and myself defendant.
Oct. 30. hI..IlIN NAMIlEI o pAnrn,re
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4 AND FOX LEaSE.-Fton one to three years, va
- liable Plantation, lying in Pittsyvana cSNnty, on
faiis creek, about six miles from the town Of Danve
anu ten nom tue courthouse. This plantation
ESTIMATION i5e acres Of ceaI ed land being part Of
Tue tract formerly owned by hanel Harris decd
ana on which was the we'll stand of Harris and
Browns store.-oo or 60 acres are low ground and
PRIME meadow land, lying both sides Of said Falls
creek, ana Capable of producing excellent tobacco or
corn Tor several seasons being meadow
" that should be thought desiTabIethe remaining 400
OF thereabouts is also laId OF prime quality and
wen adapted to the plaster clover ctoppny
ana even withoute aid OF these hitherto ed
apuhnaht crops OF tobacco, corn, wheat &C. of
which is now growing rather gathering. The whole
vngso beautifully, aud well watered by several hne
springs, that IT quite Inviting the hand of industry
ana requires but little aber to put u in complete order
Ter hgRy proniabie culture the fencing beup
good. Having so near and promising market as al
Danve, IS an advantage TO be overlooked by the
inteigent FARMER, IN leasing lands The from
dwelling bouse which, although not elegant, is neat
and comfortable tie situation on which II stands he
mig high, and therefore dry, pleasant and heaby-to
are attached out houses, such kitchen &C. as we'll
as barn stables. The attention of there
fore invited I" this place preference will be given
10 an applicant who is capable of cutvang the farm
on the most improved method. 1t is calculated that
or 10 bands can be advantageousiy employed.
MT. Inoias B. Foutane at esent occupies the pre-
mses, and will take particular aud pleasure in
showing them TO any applicant wishing TO view the
sanIe--Possesson may be had the first Of January
next, or perhaps sooner IL required For TERMS which
WIZ he made liberal, apply to the subscriber living in
hichTonu, and to befound over Messrs BudIoug and
StanoTds store, main streeor in bis absence 10 John
Forbes, Esq. attorney at law, aisoef Richmond.
Sept. 90. 40 o., e
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"A PETITION willie prosecute ed 10 the next eisIatnr-
ofVirginia, "a obtain act for the freedom az be
upon condition officer being removed on of the jins
Of this communm salih. Nov. @. 81. WIG
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ImH nLL EDUCA IioN... a school tot The edgcat on
- 81 ie,laes WIN De opened at Ny bolse IN the FORKS
VI hanoVef on theilth OF January next nnd,r ~ Air..
ZION OF miss JUDITH HARRIS. III which viii he lausht
Ieaa'hg writing, English grammar arithmetic bisIofy
AMY ana Tie French language. Great sitr,nc,,
WI. We paid ny Mss Harris 10 the IsoTais and depo,t
mem o. scnoiais entrusted To her care.
me pTice OF board tntiun viii be Sian " .n,,
one hai, TO be paid IN six months the other hall a bs
eha OF he year each scholar hndlng ed ana furitn,
An aoatiobal charge of 10 VIII be made In All eases
where beds, &c. are furnished Letters ddrs.ss.
,ns suoscrihsr AID forwarded by mail to New FonnS
yey v me. Eu',s nn, . ,H"5 con
Hanover county, Oct. 20. az ~. L
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ny rhs LIEuTBhANr-coyEREoR or RAE 10y,o-
EnLIa OF VikGIkIA..s.A YRocLAutTfoH
WHEREAs 1t 10 represented TO III, execute or ,b,
commonwealth, that a certain JOHN r. "a K
y, 'ne county OF Campbell who has been brouqhi b. 2s
an court Of the said county, chsrged IN The
aer OF Jonh Taylor, and Itmsnded fer further tral
me next superior court Of the tad couo,y did ON ba
gs. OF De Hth day vi October last escape o6Sthe sii
" ,ns saio eouny, andis now going al large 4 hate
aeIeo'e ihonght ~ with the advice Of the counriJ 81
sssr 70 issue ihs proclamation hereby offering ard
=, w HUNDRED h0LLAk6 to any person or Der,
sui VINO s9ai appreheDd and convey to the is aio,e
sai . tns sain John X. Black. And do n or,over re-
qu'e an oiheeis civil and military and exbort the cood
ppe o. tbe commonwealth To their hest
70 spptnsnd ana convey to the Jail Of Campbell eonnty
aie,esAo me SAD John H. Black that be may be- d,et
with as the law directs. ' " ''aH
owen under B'y hard as Lieutenant Governor and I'm
=, usf the seal OF The commonwealth, at Ricbnons
IL 80 day OF November, 1913 in the 42d veor -
-. tIe commonwealth. PETER " DANIEL
, - Iohn u Blsck " was raised In Fttsyvania ,anniv
10 ABOUT feet or inches high SQUARE b.ilt mac lei;
ss' oaIF nai req wbisSers, aud round red lacr nh
o<,h eyes iittie inclined to be bow legged supssd
0b4Ye The Initials Of his marked on hrs arm as,
about rs or 30 years" "a .-as. '"'"se"
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cHANcERY-C Charlotte Court ,7th september ,isIl
= Hefekiah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. PLninlIh.

william Hern6oo, JohnJIsrndon, Elijah Her.eon and
BenIamh lierndon and Ffanois Roberts John Hsrndon
and WIZ Deupfee, cx'Ors OF Joseph HerndoB Degfs
The Defendant William Herndon not having entered
ms appearance according 7" the ~ assembly and ~
tnt2 ~ this court zHd u appearing 70 the Satisfaction
81 me court that he not an inhabant OF this STATE
Vnthe motion 81 The patntid w bis attorney n Is or.
oeftd that he sppear here the first dsy % December
court next aud epter dis appearance and tuswrr The
pmhtRs hill, and GIVE secIry for perform ing the de-
ere ~ The eourt ehd that copy Of Ibis order he ia
srEr0 10 one Of tie neH spapers pnted in the cts Of
Richmond :or two months successively arc posted n
IN heni door ofthe court hoUse OF the ssif eofi,
Copy-Teste, WILLIAM L. HORTON. cN.
HVtvbef 10 f..Tgw
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JAMES RIVER LAND F6R SALE. The subs & ibers
wishto dispose ola tract ofland lying in the county
o'Powhatan On James river about "a miles above Rich
mend and IN The neigbborhood Of
ms This tract contains by late survey $685. acres
one third Of which well tmbsed the cleared land Of
proved ny the use Of plaster and clover well adapted
10 Tue culture otobacco, corn, wheat and kinds
produce raised III this part Of the state. Its thought
unnecessary to give any further description presumina
persons disposed TO purchase will view the land which
VIII De shown by Mr.. W. WILSON, who resides on the
place. II Terms liberal, and made known on appiica.
tonto PbLLIAM & SWAMI.
October ID. Az IL
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., s1,py,-ies,e, WIN. w. HRNING, &C
pat'ee Interested will take Botlce thai nave su.
poih'ed the NA day Of December neaf 10 eon,,,,ss
Wv et.ehent OF The account directed the above oIdsr
on whieh day, at ten O'clock A M they are rennes,6
Su nd AT IN, Office in this city with their vanci.
anu accounts ready for exaRinato ion and set;lenent
si..wlw IOI,N ppyc
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TOBACCO LAND FOR yAIEs...we wish 10 sell
farm III the county Of Lous, mile. frocs the court
house . miles from the Green Springs, sna about SO
lying both sides Of the dabout creek and adj.
Joining the lands of Mr.. Biekeon Winston and captain
James Mchies On the above there is Slsrse
portion V low grounds, some .fwhch is the best
ow land an this sGe OF the mountains and 200
and 400 acres of htst rat, tobacco FOR
tel ns apply 10 The 81. serbers living near the Green
springs. JOSEPH BiCkLEY,
Nov. 3. 51..Sts rARtrON tIC>Ity
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05
Piano-Fortes and Organs.

TYNIIE subscriber, who carries on the ma
4 nufacture of these instruments in n.
York, is now in Alexandria, where he will
remain a short time, during which he will
attend to repair, regulate the action and
improve their tones and musical Effects
A specimen of his work and abilities may
he examined in the store second door be-
low the Mechanics Bank, King street,
where he offers for sale two Of his Piano
Fortcs at the New York prices-one OF
them an elegant upright grand, Of a full
bodied mellow tone and brilliant touch
the other is Of the horizontal seytagon form,
highly finished, with extra additional keys.
He warrants them perfectly sound, and Of
the FIRST quality.-Eie will allow in ex-
change a fair price for old pianos or organs,
being such as he approves.--He also has
for sale few fine toned old vioins and ele-
CANT bows, and concert futes.-He is per-
feCtly acquainted with the harpsichord con-
strliction, and offers to put them in com.
plete order.
Orders left at the store, or at Mr.. Aher-
crombi's, cabinet-maker, or al Capt. Mel
sons, King street, will be promptly at
tended TO on his return to New York.
THOMAS WESTERN.
July II tmw
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so Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Satur-
II day night the eth ul., Negro man
by the name of JACOB THOMPSON, aged 22
or %, nearly feet high, very black, and
rather down look when spoken to-he is
very apt to put one hand up to his chin
when answering questions. He is very
Submissive orderly feliow-His clothing
that can be recollected consisted of a bSe
second cloth coat with yellow, buttons,
nearly new; Russia sheeting Shirts and
trowsers, and variety Of other clothing
not recollected. fully expect he must
have from $50 to goo dollars with him in
money--and very little doubt but he had
furnished himself with tree papers. Who
ever takes up the said fellow, secures him
in Jail, and retains all moneys and papers
he may have on him, shall be entitled TO the
money found on him, and the above re-
ward If taken out of the District or twen-
" dollars if taken within the District Of
Columbia. JAMES bLoAHAh.
July 90 d3umwxm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05
Valuable Land for Sale.
July II

TIME subscriber wishes 10 sell tract oil
Il land containing 558 acres, situate in
Nangemoy, Charles county, Maryland
This land lies compact on the Potomac,
adjoining the farm Of William D. Harrison,
Esq. about miles above Maryland Point,
is well adapted 10 the growth of wheat,
corn, and tobacco, and might be made a
desirable farm. Also, another tract, con-
tanning 9Ol acres, about half mile from
the former, and adjoining the lands Of Col.
John Tayloe.-A further description of this
property is deemed unnecessary, as those
wishing TO purchase will, no doubt, view
the premises. lfnot sold before at private,
they will be offered at public sale in the
town of Port Tobacco, on Monday the
10th day Of August next. Terms one third
of the purchase money on the day of sale,
the remainder in equal payments of IL or
10 months, when a sufficient deed will be
given. DANIEL JENlFER,
July l0--fmwts Port-Tobacco.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05
IS Dollars Reward.

StTRAYED or stolen from the subscriber,
- living at Mrs. SIacum's farm, about 5
miles from Alexandra, on the Leesburgh
road, about the middle of June last. S0R-
REL MARE COLT, her left hind foot
white as high as the fetlock, small star in
her forehead, with long name and foretop
and tail, the hair lately cut-between IS
and IA hands high, in good order, and two
years old last May. will give ten dollars
for information so that get her again, and
the above reward if brought home.
HUGH GRAY.
August 3 81
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5. Drew.


MERCHANT TAILOR,
Late from CornvaH, (EngiGpd) sohere he
has carried on The dbope business
for lhe last t,yeive gears,
D ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi-
Ia tants Of Alexandria and its neighbor-
hood, that he has taken stand opposite
Mr. Richard Lib6y's Hardware store, Fair
fax street; and having brought with him a
small assortment of goods in the above line,
together with two good tailors, he Aatters
himself that with these advantages, COM
bined with close attention 10 business and
moderate charges, to merit encouragement
and support.
Ladies and gentlemen waited on at their
Diapers or own houses, and their clothes
made to order, with neatness and despatch.
The advertiser has brought with him a
variety OF ready made Clothing, which will
be sold very cheap for cash. a
August 3 mwt3t
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To the cditor of lie Gn,ettc:

70 the editor of the Gazette:
CIR saw notice in your paper on the
~ eth inst. signed VIM. Stops, request
Ing Mr.. J. Davis to come forward against
next court, as a witness relative to an agree
ment for timber, as he says, between An
drew Bartle and William Stoops that he
will pay Mr.. Dsvis's travelling expences,
&c. This Mr.. Stops does with view 10
bias the minds of the public--as he well
knows that he never made any agreement
for the timber that have brought suit a.
gainsthim for. The timber that he alludes
TO is that he go feloniously and clandestine-
ly bore off without any leave from me what
ever. He has told some persons that he had
bought the timber, and others that he had
borrowed il; however, between the buy
ing and borrowing, it has been nearly two
years since the timber was taken, and only
about one year since found it out.
ANDREW BARTLE.
Fredericksburg. July 29-3I st
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Notice.

NTR. JOHN D. DAVIS is requested 10
I'VE come forward prior TO the November
Court next, or give me information where
he is, as he is material witness in cause
now pending in the Circuit Court Of the
District of Columbia, between ANDREW
BARTLE and the subscriber, relating 10 an
agreement for timber. | will pay his ira
yelling expenses to this place, and find him
in employment so long as ne may choose to
stay. WILLIAM STOOPS.
July CT mwftf
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN JACKSON T. Co.

THIS DAY, at 10 A NJ
Will be sold at the Auction Rooms, Union
street,
The residue Of tie cargo Of brig ERscJsth
Sturs1s, from M:rseiltes, w:
40 boxes claret wine
90 cases best hermitage
80 sauierne
10 chrteau grille
8 burgundy
80 boxes lemons
IS marble nantes with heartbs
5 cases writing paper, different qua
superb clocks Ilities
5 cases periunery
l jewellery and watches
8 hats, superior quality
4 containing suspeRders, pocket
books, snuff boxes, &c.
2 sets elegant marble ornaments
ALSO WILL BE- SOLD,
90 cases old Madeira wine
pipes brandy
S boxes chocolate
4 mould candles
10 dipt do
4 hhds molasses
5 dozen wire sleeves
lnnleuidleiy diteT dIi eAteTsNe dssoIl-
mcnt of Dry Goods, in lots TO suit purcha-
sers, viz:
Cloths, cassimeres, gurrahs
Baftas, sannahs, domestic plaids
Carlisle ginghams, British chambrays
Steam-loom shirtings, bed ticking
Lcno, book, jackonet, null null and
cambria musins
Linen cambrics, Irish dowlas
Brown hollands, ribbons, GALLONS
Shawl5, hhdkfs. and gloves, various
descriptions
Marselies vesting, boxes cotton balls
Boxes, ID and pack pins,
Tapes, threads, buttons
With great variety of other descriptions
of goods, all Of which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms.-CoDditions
at'sae
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05
A Dry Nurse,

VNTHO can come well recommended as
wv to character and disposition, may
obtain good wages and an eligible situation
by applying at the Office of the Gazette
None other need apply. A middle aged or
elderly colored woman, accustomed TO the
care Of children, would be preferred.
July IL CIV
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Feathers.

A FEW hundred weight OF fresh LIVE
q. FEATHERS, just received and for
sale by WIN. GILLIAN.
ON HAND,
Fresh olives and capers
l. p Madeira, Sicily do, Burgundy do,
Old Port in bottles and in draft, Claret in
bottles, Muscat 6o-WLNES
Cognac brandy; Holland gin
Jamaica, Grenada and Antigua rum
Spanish chocolate of very superior
qualty-togetherwith general assortment
of GROCERIES.
July 90 d3tmwf
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For Sale.
A valuable Farm in JEFFERSON county, Viz
cinia.

A valuable Farm in JEFFERSON county, Viz
Ginia.
RY virtue Of decree Of the superior
B curt of chancery for TIE ltichn ond
district in Virginia, in suit wherein the
executors o. Genc,al George Washing
ton were plaintiffs. and Gerard Alexan-
der, Thomas l.. Alexander. (by Ludwe1
Lee, hi appointed guardian in his CASEY
Luhweil Lee, Richard II. J.. Washing
tan, John 4. Washington, Bushr"d c.
Washington and Mary Lee Washington.
detendants--wiil be exposed TO 'ale t"
the highest bidder, for ready money. on
the premises, on TUESDAY, tie l5h
day of September next, al! that tract or
psrcel of Land. lying in 'efs san conn
ty, V rsinia, On BnIiskip, commonly CALI
ed RockhalI, ccntsinins $40 acres, now
in the occupation of John Sanders
s The 4bove tract of land lies .
H.!n bout l6 miles feom Winchester,
Mai md about 6 miles from Charles
s=.iAs town. ard on the main road lead
ing froa Winchester 10 Baltimore, city
Of Washington ard Alexandria. il il
well adapted 70 r!ae ter end clover, and
i, in quality little irferihr, il at all. t,
that u! any farm in that rich valley. The
improvements on il are large twc-story
frame dwelling house, barn ard other ne
ce'sary out hodse'.--The water is inc
stone and Of excellent quality
Any person wishing to view fine preni-
ses wlll b. shown them upon application
t. John A. Washington or Bn.hrcd c.
Wasbinptun, living nea- the land. g.
Alfred a. Powe'l. T..
henry st. George Tucker,
Robert Worthington,. 50
William Tate, ~ o.
July l Asts.
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To the friends of Humanity


4 n aged, infrm, and widowed mother,
"A 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-
moveA from this place to the state Of Ohio
about FIVE years ago, The last certain ac-
count she had from him, was from Cadiz in
that state. He is about twenty FIVE years
of age by trade tailor. Vague rumour
has recently pronounced him dead; Alet-
ter communicating information relative TO
him, directed 10 Henry Tutwieler, +: III.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
CsFEditors 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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% say shat j; was intended to repre-,

/, . say shat !; was intended to repre-
at. --.---
The re-pe-rssl OF orr European papers
,.,rr,s uS, thu, the II. rch OF Reason, In
.,,,z.asft, and Public Opinion, continued
I'm and 'riirnpeded that no nation wish
,Scr rcrnluticp !; and no King for war-On
re contrary. that Mouarchs appear as de-
rogs 10 amelicrale the political, moral, and
,..,esiic coalition 81 their people, as those
rcoDie are 10 ENJOY liberty. We may be
.sceivci lut " think the time has come
y.,a "k,rGs act is ii.Ley were men, and
aca as brethren Boston pGpsr
----=s - c:>[sSss - Go
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Green Coffee.

EORTY bags prime green coffee, just
IL received per sloop Ocean, for sale by
JOHN JACKSON e. Co.
July 81 mwf2w
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- lone LeasG for Sale.

rJ7iIE subscriber viii sell toe lease which
I has Is years to run, OF small Farm
20 at present occupies, lying on the turn
Fie road leading from Alexandria toWaSh-
r.,an city, about hall way between the
Two u,aceS. AMI adjoining the lands of Mr..
Tca-yp Wise AMI Alexander Hunter. The
'rn-nycmcnts are snug small Dwelling
- House and kitchen, good stables,
; ,pring house and slaughter house,
5Es md all the useful tools therein ior
:.sSS."y, killing, together with house with
2 a.r.e kt.t,e for rendering meats lee' OIL,
yt.,h is . good business ii properly at
Sadei 70. and may be made mech more so
lvadiing the ue-maSing, which may be
ss.Iy dcne-tbere is also good garden
.! number of beehives. will likewise
n sell likely young Horse, that
ESl,-->rSbaS been well broke 10 the sad
s.sASsS DE or any kind OF harness a
~ s,.% J KCht cart and harness, a hrst,
ATE m;lct cow, the farming utensils, and
a5lsehold an kitchen furniture OF every
3escr.n,ion. some OF which are very good.
The whole viii he sold for cash, or on a
hogt credit. The lease will be- sold win
NfWiihoct the other articles, and immedI-
,;a possession given. IL not sold pryor 10
ha 1st day OF September next, the ABOVE
F,cribai articles will on that day at ) /
}, be o:fcrci at public safe 90 the premises;
Ind il the lease is not sold, the tarm wliI
hen be rented for one or more years IL Is
bought unnecessary TO give iurther de-
Snpiion OF this valuable property, as u IS
Resumed any person inclined to purchase
9 Gent will view the property prior to that
.,v. ana II will be found very adyanta-
esus as there are a number OF articles on
(which viii he sold low and we'll suited
.i. An early application is recommends
81 ani tAe whole viii be sold q bargain;
JOHN BALL.
August : wln3t
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On Wednesday, the 9th August, at 5P.
~ NJ. will be sold at the Exchange
Coffee House, thirty shares Stesm-Pump
stock. Terms made known at the place
OF sale. Z. q. MARsTELLER,
July 90 Auct.
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THIS Is TO GInE NOTICE,

IND ID ~ UV Il NOlIE,
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria coan.
ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the orphans court Of said county
letters testamentary on the estate OF George
Deneale, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the orphans court, III the sub
scriber, on or before the 18th day OF Janu-
airy next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate and those
indebted are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 1lth
day Of July, 1918.
MARY DENEALE,
Executrix OF George Deneale. dec.
July II 4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05

Alet,er received last evening" states, that
srhr Hilan, Hand, sailed tor this ort 27th
uIt. (ier clearance has not yet appeared
n the Philadelphia papers,
Sloop Eliza, Hawkins, Ct. at fhiladei
vhn, 81 inst for dis port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-05
Sean Boa; Peacrt

S,edm Boa; PeIcrt.
The WASHINGTON arrived at 4 p. NJ
Blow Indian Head, passed an hermapliro-
Gle org, having white bottom, bound np.