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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

RICHMOND. AEPTENbI-VI--
LOi.tJlsi:NN NtWS

hat mos, deeply interests us in the late
Iugish neas. down TO the 10Th July. is The
conspiracy of certain military officers IN Paris
HE particular object they lad 10 view is moi
positively ascertaiiica; though il is generally
regarded as "A plan of the Ultra RoyuEsis 10
change The ministers of The king in case OF
an. us refusal TO dethione or decapitaie him.
D heir means appear To have been as ridiculous,
"a. ,htit object was aetestabic. Four obscure
officers onl. had been arrested.
iheie are three i'ai ties IN Fr;Mce--i,,e slira
requests, who seek Ia re establish The ansie7ls
Ieg'He, with greater military powers-the
hteraitS, either avcrsc to the KIM. or tiisDos
ca 10 allow him very limited pov-i-aud
he friends OF tic King, who profess to adhere
10 The ChGier.-Cf these, tina ms IS the most
het"stahIr. They would ,.altin the pnver of
tiic sword, &c make The monarch mere a b. olute
tian Louis lG-they would rsStoie ali the
ohhscaied lands te The ancient clergy and
hobicssc. They would eXtinsu;,t ever, shark
Oh hotI'y, anu reduce the people 10 the coudi-
,icn OF slaves. The Duke aud Dntchess of
thgouleinc are the secret leaders OF this ,,;,rtv
and IN concert with them, IL is supposed /.
ihe,ar.able aid ambitions Talieyrand Their
name uOes not as yet appear in the present
Cohspifacy.-it Is understood that the ultra
royaiiSts have heen tampcrns with the allies
To indnce tlenio detain their troops la 4! auce
may IL not be amongst the motives To this con.
sH!facy, TO excite fresh alarm among The al
lied nonarfhS, of the stability Of the throne
10 prevent the removal OF the troops
sooner than be fooled in their nrinciples
they may seei- reA ouiion; bat what an ado.
niiuahie revolution il would be-in favor of
despoiiSn a.,ainsi the cause of the peo,,ie. Tie
hing sis npon Il totieriug throne; the best
chahce he has 10 support it, is ID resist The
measures oil tins party, and 10 lean towards
these OF the Hjeraies This is the only policy
which may win favor with the people But
no pohcy prohabiypreveni another attempt
81 Ire liberal party To OVERSEE The throne
l I've present lang does ROT commam.: their con.
hdencs or respect. They viii fail ii they make
II TOO soon-ii the blow he struck as soon as
the allied trooiN' shall ma, CHI. -Ic. the King
tut sonhd Tie tncsin, the allies will be a.
gain upon thsm. The French, must vt,it anil
another general war shall break out ia Inrope
and then let them strike far reio. ali, i. not
Tor Liberty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

ls9oI nle Nuidrdy TIN DoIars RcfrnG.
RUNAWAY nO", ,ay ssGdlers shop IN wil'ianhoie'
~ Granville county, s. G. ON the I2lh MI an 40,
prentice iy iie uaHr Of U0Eie{J. Uac0O ahaai ak
ef heh nineteen years Of age raWbonrd rugged made
rdileF iieEsh ha:fa few fTectlcs in his face Iaige
mouth toletahly large eify eyes rather wild op.
wien spoken to Strides teiy far when h. walss...
Carried away With him long TAIL hatk coat with Ylt
tiii"is have reason inbciieVe he viii make fo i'e
iefSbuTg, Richmond. New YoTi.-l fIrwatY al per.
SOFAS nom employing. bIrbGrinE, tracing with SAID
apprentice under no less penalty than She law rre-
sciihes The above reward VII he G., an, pet.
SON delivering lin 20 I'VE 10 this place; fire oif0rs
II secured III any jaj So That set hir.
MILLS TtyLOE.
StP'.l. 3l..3ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

lssh PLANTATION aear the confluence of James and
Iva Chrkahonlny rivers N the county al Jainrs ca
~, with TWELVE SLAVES, aud the E0rhl.0s Aicck,I
&c. rs Tor shie.....Arply to w. T. BARRETT.
September /. asw.to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
4 WlaL cnnrht b. Rc,ion u-rbnr-

BOS1oN, August -. Yesterday W hale was
seen IL our haiboF, above Fort Independence.
shortly siier i've sloOp Cofdelia, capt. Cook
OF Nantucket, who lately returned from q villa.
hn~ voyage, went ontin pursuit Of tie serpent
hnt iei "a with this animal, lorpooned him in
Tie Light House Channel, and immeG.aiei,
toNsd han Gp 10 town. lie u said 10 be- stout
- ieet ieci IN length. Daily Hdv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

Joha c.. Jockson Esq. is a cas,d.a re for Congrc,s
FROM tte DiHt'jct 81 Harrison, Sc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

" utiCE--A psttiOn wiz be presence tie EsNt
J. 6ehcrai Assembly, pfaylEG iior to a9pt.. :; ale
money for the payment of The b.I.nces due on ,I M
conns ioF she work done on tie cdiIs an square an
Tie years lsIG-'I7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

MnLEDGE,ILLE, August 49,. Tile
African Slaves, G3 i'll number, sold YES
terday for Jorty one thousand seUen hundred
and Ten doiiars cash-the highest went of
al 800, The lowest Except one al S $50 !;
averaging { 6G2 round. JosrnaI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

q ItflII0N viii be presented to the n,xs General
"a Assembly fuT The sale OF the forests OF t,.nse
Richardson's infant children. the homsp On ailert
"a part OF the % Wm richardson aer1 Al . -
Sent occupied BY Nit COWaD.
Bupusi2S. 3t~e,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

NALuADiL i,HufLKrY FOR SaLE.--ty ,iila. of
o,eh 81 Tusi executed to the subscribers by WE,
Dabnes ~ aud wife for the purpose of setryg credit
ors-We shall sell 10 highest bidder q pnb,c sale
before the Eagle Hotel in The cy OF ricusnd on a..
2pth ddy ~ Dc!oosr rett ihat VALUABLE ISLAND
B0tlcadiRcS fstaad foin.tiy tIv ,fpnert, of Idw,
James iia'vi. and sold by hun Anderson patso aud
v, sal" haticit TO nm isabney u. i zotNO. tLls
is'aiId contains one hundred and is stted near
tne upper "chs OF ih- james ri,ei canal it affords
'eiai npe .nes ion The rrscto. of vater EztbiueIy
ana considerable portion said 10 be rich
tile.
Terms Of sale, s 2d0 cash ;,j THE lkr SUN pa-aiie
on Tue INST day 81 October IN each stsT yrafs
commencing IN October 1919; and foi III. iaiuce ~
the rrr;bAsr money, credit III br g,,r b..l the irst
dap o. october, 1928.
hNDRtw STEVENSON, lr,ns,,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
TIE SLAVE TRADE


The late sales of Africans al Miilejgeviile and
New Orleans, suggest some serious doubts of
The Propriety OF tie existing laws on this sub.
jcct.
lis well known that Congress were pioh.
bited by the constitution from passing any law,
against tie slave trade. TO take effect "prior
10 the year 1905 The promptitudc with
which they awaited themselves of this power is
as honorable TO them as il is consoling to hui
manly. On the2d0 March 1897, they passed
= An act to piOiIibi, tie Importation OF slaves
INTO any port OF place within the jurisdiction
or the Estates .iom and after the LIST day OF
.'An. iS0o This law strips the importer OF
any right or title to the person imported ieav.
ing " The same sublec, 10 any regulations not
coHitattning the provisions OF this act which
the legislatures 81 tie strcrei states territories
al amy Inn" hetetittr may make, for dis rosin,
OF amy such negro mniaito, or person of co
Tor By the municipal laws ui Georgia aud
Louisiana, the. are 10 be sold, as slaves ior
the benefit oi the state. Sales OF this deSrr,p-
ton have lately been made ia both these
states. The doubts, is NOT snch d provision
both iniufiau ana uejusi, What right have
we TO sell ii po0rwrVtch. as u slave, whom we
punish another person for attempting 10 sell !.
We ito not discharge duiy ever by halves
We lei the importer of, with heavy fines II is
truc--hut we treat his victim wo,se-wc doom,
him to seyviiudC.-Ihe infamous conduct of
the importer gives as no ii. III over tie liberty
OF the African: though we have a RICH, iu send
nm from tae country; we would do still better
hy seuding hiu cd AZ the importers eA pe..se-
Better even wouidit be, than have such lavr
10 provide, as the act OF Congress of ls3S did,
respecting such persons brought into our ter.
riioiies. thai every s-ve so imported or
brought shall thereupOu become entitled 10
aud receive his OF her Ii eedom" II would lhen
be tor The state 10 provide whether tiiey
should be permitted 40 reside within the state.
on be compelled to leave it-and III either
case, under what circumstances by Tie law
OF Virginia $ .ch free person of color wouid
be compelled To quit the state.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

The New Work National Advocate charges
Nh. DE Ni.t CLINTON with having in 1879 ina, Re.
a = satisfactory arrangement with ,hiee dis
tinsuishct iCdeTalis;S, as 10 the course " !iIch
he should ,ahr, GA condition" OF rcceivin. the
support" or tite federal Party. /, publishes
the names OF thr"e iHdiVIcuals whose silence,
il says, will he regarded as a confirmation az
the aSseriion.--It this assertion should turn
ont TO be true, il will damn De Wit Clinton,
aud deserved, -fot, no man capable Of suchan
intrigne, is entitled 10 one moments confidence
OF The American people II is the duty Of
these gentlemen, therefore, If they can excul.
pate Mr.. i. 10 come forward and contradict
the rcpo,i.-if they de not. il is Impossible
bat that i.e must aui.er in The public esinna.
ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

NEW NuRK, August q. Captain Hsl,nes. of
the <'iif Plata, nom I.tston, hos brought de-.
patches TOT gOvernmeu t. ftom ..r. T. snns, cur
minister al Madrid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

q ~! will he presentedto the nrxt 'ileIn,a
Legislature praying for Ife passage OF law atho
'1ihs tue iHnin@ OF turnpike nom slauion Sco,s
Landtss ~ AllcniaIle.
6rGv gf =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

The last report is, that tie Queen os En-.
gia"d was dangerously iii-anu ia case of her
death, that the new Parliament Was 10 he i'm.
me"idte!y assembled. The Queen has at pre-
sent The custody or the hiu.'s pe,Son-aud
II may he necessary ton Parliament 10 meet. 10
II viii never answer, il seems, for the Prince
Regent TO take care OF his own father; be.
cause, being The heir itlaw, he may hc suspect.
ed ot arriving al the throne by some" species
OF iidirechon. Snch Is the compliment raii
10 the hereditary heir Such are The tricks
and the tarces of-monarchy Such too is the
farce OF The splendid establishment, which is
allotted TO the!unaiiC king OF horses tiiat lie
never rides, OF carriages that nc never uses, of
officers that never attend liiIni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

This is the moment for Spanish America 10
exert all her wisdom and rally all her ener.ies
under the banners Of Independence The
operations i'll Venezuela are suspended By the
rising of tie waters. Chill is probably rid of
her invaders and of danger by the battle Of
Ma,pn. An expedition is at sea bound 10 Ii
rAa-bEt so mserabiy equipi as 10 compel The
governor of TenerIf!e Ia exact ) 100, 900 OF the
inhabitants for the maintenance of the troops
which 1t conveys. Perhaps no serious danger
is TO be apprehended By Chill from this cx-
petition. Eu, Chili, and BuenOs A,res aud
Ariig,al, shon,d avail themselves of,his suspense
10 form The plan of a general confederation and
union Z; 10 bring all their means inio one
common STOCK; 10 initiate the confederation of
ihc u. States, which, carried us with success
tnrOugh Our peiiiOus cont.s, TO mniie on e1I,I
fermSas independent states without regard 60
their separate pfetcusiOps in The same man
uer as Massachusetts ana Rhode Island were
affiliated together. Our old maxim vas '' H.
niied we stand, divided we fall" Cur cOnfe-
deracy protected Tvs against tie enemy-as
II protected each state against Ire uppres.
sions Of the ether. Certainly considerations
IN some shape OF other, without aIre CANT
prctenSlOns from any one nlerbbcr og IT, is
The most successful means Of acceieratii,g the
emancipation of South 1Mcricd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

The last British prints state tbat the report
ed attack Oil MIR Grattan il gross eXagge-
rat.on'-that not one ia the assembled multi
tude evi"ced any design to attack his person.
But they do not inform us, whether SIR
Phillips" spoke inc sreeci..'
I've DnicE have got into squabble with
Ferdinand respecting the payment of loan of
about millions sterling, contracted in 1897
III all interest % per cent. Spain is rpabis 10
pay and the Dutch have become inpatient
n'i'icr tue esaslve propositions they have re-
oeived. Things have come To snch "a pass.
Csdys tie London paper, that should not be
Rico, or some poiui in America, near their is
land of Curacao, as, it appears, the North
Americans hsve done with the Fioiidas, and as
icc nd forme,' occasion. NTH tie join figdtrs
coming from ERen0S dy'fS." 1T seems tins is lie
The United States haze not seized upGn the Tia
IidaS, though The British haze attacked lhe
jOnrJ risaiGs coming from Ba nos 1gres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

MY Pupils land others concerned y ate hereby no
~ tilted. thar The vacation terminated peSfcyQg and
school will again I've oprned mis- pay. FOR further IN
formation apply at NJ Robert M'kim's, near The Nee
Banks JkS. A. OSWALD.
Sent. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

WILL 81 sOID oua credit of6 r. aud Il sinn h.
w ~ fee sinple fhc whole OF NV nfoceftg IN the
tow" VI Peisrsbrts. Oh and 81 caino5e sieefsThc
sale al! BE- usAls On he 20 az 81 Oefch-r resf.
Ams'n sept L. ss..,t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

DILL 1AN I'm Thr snhsrtibef ifutnis llis fic,,hs
NJ aud the public that lie has takeu lease OF Ibis
tong cSf05ftShed house when he ha- 'ersitcd Gurd
ny. aud this day opened, asa HOUSE or ENTEErAIN-
MENT.-IIis hest eScttious shalt be used To render
those who Call on hD OAIfJyiaLtc.
ihe stables are spacious and airy, ard siil be rar
culatly attended tO. JOHN EtISD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01

stLLlS ALLAN enes receisuie IA extensive
L assortment OF SEASONAHLE GUUnS nom fac.
ia"d Iceland and BieuitH winch will be soa nn rel-
s"nahie lernis. Sect ~ r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
DOMESTIC.

published ~ The Enqnirer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
To Fnrmers and others.

TEHE, Subscribers, lust arrived from
1 England, respectfully inform the pub
Ec that they naye formed IN establishment
y Inc upper end of K,0g-street, in the
town of AIexaniria, where they propose 10
s-ecptn extensively, md in the most i'm
T,,xsd mode now used, the following Me
,han,cal branches, viz: Mil work, o. eve
~ Kind, lhrcshins machines, wheat fans,
,yitb most kinds ol machinery. Wagons,
c,r,. p'ouehs, and every other rnpieIne u
sod IN agriculture--to which hey vii add
he Hauss. Joinsr's and Carpenter Uork.
.Tbreshing machines having become .gc-
ner,lIy a,efrl in England and Scotland, u
;s presumed the American farmers VIII hnd
!, their interest To adopt them with the
.;6 NJ two horses and three men, they viii
tbrssb fifteen bushels O! wheat every hour,
Their wheat fans dider from those N use
trre and il is believed they are on plan
Tettsr aGaated 10 The object. x hey M
he the pUhiic to call and examine their
work. the nealness and durability OF which,
combined with great punctuailIy IN eXecn-
tirc any orders they may be favored Win,
sill they hope, enii;ie them to encourage
men. and support.
n-7-Further information respecting them
,oay hp obtained hy applyIng I" .fa'hoay
Crcess mi James II, Hooc, ESQ rs. by whom
-Ae;, have h,en employed. =
DlNGLE, PERRY s. CHARLES.
0ctoi,ersl ws7>
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
G.. Bennett

EJhS imported from London and Liver
4 4 pool, and C:!ers for sale,
Superlile cloths and cassimeres, extra
imperial Saxuny and Spanish
boML2ac.s and bombazeens
Scotch plai&s corded danitics
Lop!ua SwanSdoYnS and toilanet:es
FurnAHse calicoes mustard
Chc,:'.c, do%5!e g!oster, dolphin and
pine a~yic cheese
FlarIni>, millei and single
Supc'ine ingram carpeting, OF superior
Quality aud Pat,era.
Be-; 2r;I3ort saad anil herring twine
Saoe sa~e1d and book binders thread
Roc, dniii and poin; blankets
irish ,rnens shcetines and long lawns
Cau..riIk and iaconett muslins
lI4.sciiles cuttings; few sets stag hau-
die kaiyes aul forks, with dessert aud car
yers 70 laa;ch; Whilechapel needles in
boxes sorted | 10 IL
September ) dlw&ws5w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Grand Piano Forte.

Bp Broad1ood, London-for sale, cheap
FSNIsIE having proved it to be sound
piece of workmanship-the musical
elects and improvements Of the touch and
tone which have taken place on these IN
s,ruments for the last 20 ysars, have
been applied to it Sy Thomas Western -
- such It is now pronounced, and recon-
ncndcd rs first rate Piano Forte. Apply
second store below Mechanics bank, King
street.
NB. lie will allow in exchange fair
price forOld Organs, or Pianos, being such
as he approves. 1. WEST EkH'
October 90 tuhS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Removal.
John W. Massic g Co.

John W. Massic 8 Co.
UAVE just received per the ships New
IL Jersey, Boston, g. America, from Ii
verpool, the principal part Of their fall
goods.-Among Tic variety of goods re-
ceired there are,
Blacksmiih's anyis shovels & spades
Vices and screw-plates
Hammers, and frying-pans
Iron traces and halter chains
Plated bridle-bittS and stirrups OF the
latest and most fashionable patterns
Woollen and hemp webs straining do
Mill, cross cut, whip, lrand, and dove
tail saws
Best Llstered III, Millinston, Crow
ley, and cast steel
English hoop iron; best saddle trees
Shoe thread in balls
All sizes of Wagon boxes
A few best fowling pieces, double and
single barrel
A general assortment Swedish bar iron
Together with great variety OF other srti
Giles in the Hardware line, all of which will
be sold low.
September 8 tGths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Shoe Mandatory.

TINE sabscriberrespecttully informs the
1 public that he has opened shop m
the brick house next door TO Mr.. Thomas
:. Peyioa's store, at theupper end OF King
street, where he intends making ana offer
,ng for sale all kinds OF Shoes and boots OF
the neatest and most substantia! work. lie
win also keep constant supply OF coarse
SHOES and clogs, suitable for laborers. He
promises to execute his work in the best
manner, and hopes by his assiduity and al
,ention he will merit share of the public
patronage. HENRI hoBD'
October 81 WSjtT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24

Brnden, Morgan 8 Co.
IAVE imported per ships jersey
LII and America, from Liverpool,
London superiiie cloths and cassimeres
Yorksire fine and superfne do
Double miiled drab cloths
Pelisse and ladies do [grey
Merino shawls, scarlet, drab and French
Bombazetts, plain and printed
Ratenetis do do
Walstcoatings, various patterns
Flannels, scarlet, red, yellow, green idrab
and white land green
Printed pelisse fannels, orange, scarlet
Manchester cords and yeyeteens
Cotton tickings and apron checks
Sewing silks and twist.
With variety OF other articles, compris-
ins handsome assortment OF seasOhable
goods. stuth5w 9th mo. GO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Samuel Ward

MAS Just received By the schooner Mi
I GiS. from Boston, ani for sale at the
Cabinet Warehouse, lower end OF Prince-
street,
% loZ corn brooms, Of superior quality
; Noor brushes; 3 wash stands
: small bellows, very elegant
7 bel coE1S, superior quality
coiTce mills, good and low priced
, French hats, low price
Philadelphia market baskets
3 Pembroke mahogany tables
small side board
"a beds,eads Of different kinds
On hand,
Coarse and.6ne shoes; mahogany boards
rev barrels No maCEerel
Sacken bottoms made to aay size
10 dozen sackcn bottoms Oct %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Mill Irons.

TINE subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public at large,
that they have commenced making MILL
IRONS, at their old stand, Cnion-street ;
they are provided with every thing neces-
sary to carry on the business with neatness
and dispatch. Orders from different parts
of the country will be attended TO, and
promptly executed, in workmanship equal
TO any in the U. States. They continue 10
carry ON the blacksmitli's business in a.:
its various branches IS usual.
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
Sept & =. tuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
For NeM-Orlenns.
AND BACK TO THIS PLACE,

I'm The fast sailing brig HUNTER,
sSSI. John Grinnllds master regular
packet in tie trade, will sail on TIE Goth
November Far freight or passage, having
excellent accommodations, apply To the
master on board, or 10
Oct7 THOMAS JANNEY s Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Port Tobacco Jockey Club
Races.

NTILL commence On TUESDAY, the
w eth Of OCTOBER next. The
purses 10 be raised and paid as usual
They will be respectable ; but the precise
amount cannot be ascertained.-lt is sup
posed the first days purse will be 500 dol
lars; the second, about 600; the third
days race, for saddle, bride, and mar
tingale for saddle horses of the county
only. TThe first days race, q miles
and repeat; the second days race, miles
and repeat; The third days race, mile
and repeat :--weigLts agreeable TO the
Washington jockey club races, exceptthe
saddle horses, aud they may carry iea-
the! Sept. IL - t97O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
= Cnrncil. Oetobsr Il, ISIS.

n Council, October y, 1915.
a,,,lrGsred, That Abraham Faw, An
,bony Crease, and Bathurst Daingerheld,
~ committee TO superiniend the election
- Be- held a, the Indian Queen tavern, on
tSc oath inst for q member 10 represent
o, third ward in me common council, IN
the place of Nathaniel 5. Wise, resigned.
Test. I.P. THOMPSON, c G
October u dt24I
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Employment Wanted.

: PERSON Of collegiate education Is
a DESTROYS of obtaining situation as
private tutor, in the family OF some gentle
man. The most satisfactory testimonials
can he given. A line addressed to A. u. at
this olfict. will meet with immediate atten-
ton. Oct GO oV'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
Wine, Candles, Soap, sc.
ICHN II. LADD & Co. have received

!, The, CanaicS, soap, &C.
TCHN II. LADD & Co. have received
- for sale,
=; nipes lScotl's best Madeira wine
Q hhds Of the last imporla-
i qrca3l,s ton
20, b,Nes IiyJe's mould candles, 4, D.,
and 20 the ID
!1o boxes Boston ditto Of various sizes
- dipt candles lis each
lcD llyde's best yellow soap, 20
~ windsor and f1ECy soap, OF .
dozcn each: 30 bls Baltimore prime pork
so bis New Ork ditto
80 kegs small twist ami 10 kegs caven-
di>h io'acco, manufactured III Richmond,
H. f.. Brown, anil warranted equal II not
superior To aby ether offered in this market
a sO-S5 kegs Isrgc aud sIuall twist TO-
h~rrn. vt Common oustEwS yet W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-24
For Freight.

For Freight.
,kK The brig CATHERINE, Never
EfsR Crawford, master, burthen 400 bis
she is first rate.vessel, only 3 years old,
and will be ready for freight TO any part
of the world in days Apply to
JOHN II. LADD s. Co.
JNo hare for SAFE said briggs cargo Of
CSC casks fresh Thomas,own lime
Is NJ. merchantable boards
m. birch joist.
For Boston,
Or any Eastern Port,
SSE The new substantial schooner
A@ JOHN GILMAN, J. Crockett, mas
Ter. burthen 400 bis: for freight or passage
annIv IN JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessel
1873 casks fresh ThomaSlown lime.
October 10