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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10
piankataMl for Sale.

f virtue ola deed OF trust recorded in Middesex Of
- ice, nom Robert q. Games to secure the payneb
vta SUN OF money 10 the trustees OF Ralph wormsey
Geo VIII, on The izth day of March next, proceed M
order 10 ,sse balance stIi due) sell the
catied PiANkAlANh, purchased by the said Games
rom The SAID upsers situated ia Mddiesex county Tor
eaSh to Ihe highest bidier. II The sale will place
on the premises.
Deeenit,r27. 7o.uio,
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Hours. l.
RECAPITULATIoN.

AUBuRN, ". York, Dec 2i.-On one acre Of
ground ~ the town of Scipio. in this county,
cultivated by Elijah Weeks. the last season
there were raised fur hundred and eiehig f,UO
bushels Of ercelttW potdtocs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10

A IL persons indebted 20 CYRUS BENSON. dec. witt
make payment the Sheriff ~ flcIico and ihos.
who have claims against Tie estate viii call on taid
10 for settlement.
". BURTON, u. &. fer W. 6. SMITH. s.Hc
to whom the esiate Of G. Benson was cou,qiiiiei
January a. gggt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10
MiXi-S4one .Mamufactory.

THE subscribers ni, their friends and the Public
IN general, that they have just received BURR.
BLOCKS drectfrofn France via N. YORK, Baltimore and
Boston which Gin addition their former Stock will
make their assortment complete Gentlemen de
getting bstoHeS Cffhe best qWdIfy, reqmeaed TO
CAL at the Shop on 18th Street. between b aud Streets
where the subscribers will endeavour build on the
shortest notice, having obtained number of the hest
Northern wofkme1. We HateT ourselves we will be
to bald equal IL superior mstones any in the o.
Sfaies.tT All work done in Factory win he warranted
WHITE, DAVIDSON & co.
Septic. 3pwtSI&9aw(
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.Manchester rVurnDike

FoMPANI.-The Directors OF the Manchester Turn
~ pike Company have declared DIVIDEND OF ! n
CENT for the last hafyear, which will be paid to ,h
a'ocAkoldcIs OF Their Representatives, tho 5th of a
nuary next, at the subscTibef S Office
JAMES BRANDER Treasurer.
s.
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Bank OF Virginia,

JANUARY ., 1878.
E'iiE president and directors ave this day declared
dividend OFF, per cent for the half year ending stst
December which will he paid after the 18th inst.
-...54Gw WM. cambridge C0sLicr.
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Farmers BANK OF Virg'a.

THE president aud directors have declared dividend
OF seven and quarter per cent. the capital
Tor the last half year which, with The deduction
VIII be paid TO the stockholders the 18th instant.
WILLIAM NEkERNIS. Cashier.
January Il. 7l.Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10

The Protestant Episcopa. Sunday School Society.
PHILADELPHIA. January 3.--rhe scholars
belonging to the Sunday Schools connected
with the Churches in the City and Liberties,
which aIe now with one exception united so
far as to be under the general direction OF one
board of Managers, proceeded from their diff
terept schools aud were assembled at st :.
James, Church OH Sunday last, where they
attended divine service, and Sermon by the
Right Rev. Bishop White. They occupied
exclusively the galleries of the church. and are
supposed to have been nearly 700 i'll number.
spectacle more intere ting to the patriot,
the mcralist, and the christian, has perhaps
never been exhibited. The qualifying so great
number of children by decent education,
TO fill the various departments of society 20
which they may be destined, and especially
under a form of government like ouTs, which
opens the avenues to Office, and guarantees the
right Of suffrage 10 all without distinction, is
surely doing great service to the common
wealth. And when to- this is added the advan-
tagc of moral and religious instruction, it
would seem that the happiness of the indivi-
not be better promoted than by this and SINH.
lar institutions. BY such means it is that
rational foundation is laid, upon which to per-
petuate the principles of free government, inst
notions ofhberty, national greatness, and prI-
vate virtue and happiness, to all of which ig-
norance is the natural and deadly foe Ii is
but Justice TO remark, that much of the sue
cess OF these schools is to be attributed 10 the
zeal and unwearied exertions of the female
portion OF the different congregations. The
work is worthy the attention of the sex, cha
racterized by charity and all the amiable gir-
tues. ~. s. Gds.
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WIN. CLARK,
AUG. CHoUTEAU

OTToEs.
Chongatonge, (Big Horse bis X mark.
!iistashcne, (Big Eyes, his - marx.
6iihahande, eldest Daugbtcr,) his u mark.
Kanseepa (the Kansee Head his :. marx
Monlisonga, Pewter hi- y marx.
Pahagrawdga, (Auguste,) his u maik.
Ha'o.ieka, rthe Runnrr,) his y mark.
MantOeakepa, Injecting Of the Dis - mark
Achteya, (BrokeH Arm,) his ~ marx.
Nathapay ienet, Ube Small Bear, } his q mark
mantoeignet, (tbe Little Row his p mark
Wapohtiaska, (Whitc NOstTils,) his y max.
MtsSOURIES.
Tarposta (son of the Priest } his 4 mark.
kahhehpah, Grow Head his x mark.
HaiahraiOn, (he Sparrow Hawk } his = mark
TaweQua Che Little Deer his u marx
Chanobhato, ibuiTaloe Hump his " marx.
UdneSSss present,
Lewis Bisseli, acting secretary
Manuel Lisa u. s. Indian agent
Benjamin %. FaliOn, L. s. Indian agent
w. Sugey,
Geo. G. Taylor,
w. Harp,
Mich. T.. Iinmell,
r. j. NaisisOr,
Sam. Solomon, Interpreter
Stephen Julian, q. $. Indian Interpreter
Gabriel s. Choteau, I'd lieut.. NJ. NJ.
Joseph Lnaecle, interpreter, bis y mark.
Accepted, ratified and confirmed the same and every
clause and article thereof.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have caused the
seal of The United States to he hereuhto a.lix
ed, and have signed the same with nv hand.
Done AT the city Of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of December, liz the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud seven
teen and Of the Independence of the United
States the iOrty-flTst.
JAMES MONROE.
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NlVanna Aana f0p Sale.
AN authorised to sell small tract Of LAND yiuein
the county Of F!uvanna on the Riyanna river and
oonvenenito fagrugeTs miisThis tract contains 1914
acres and will be sold very low and long credit if
desirable 10 the purchaser.
II Letters addressedio me, at FredercEsburg (post-
PAID viii he attended TO. A. X. TAYLOR, for
George Kepoid's heirs.
December %. .Gosts
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Notice.

A IL persons iudcbtedto CHARLES wINRGARDNFG
dec will please make payment to the Sheriff OF iie
rico, and those who have claims against the sill
call on said Sheriff Tor scttemcut.
W. BURTON. ID. s. foi " s. SMITH s. II. g.
20 whom the estate Of said wiuegardner was committed
January 3. 7Srt
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prime Green NitrOn.

SINAI consignment ofthe abcve article iust reeeiv
81 tHp i"r sale, ~ SMITH q Riddle.
H'''""'' . s...53if
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GloNcester AAOWgrouMNs

lyon SALE.-The subscriber residing in the county
Of Gloucester the road leading from Glouce
Town to the courthouse six mites from The first and eight
from the laiteTpiace in full view of the off the mouth
of Severn river offers for sale the handsOine little
farms "a virginia containing upwards of Ave hundred
ores, ntary nyehundTed of which low grounds,
large piece Of which is heavily mbered with OAK hlcko-
~ &C within about miles Of the clay bank York
river the place hgbls spoken of for Navy Yard with
large elegant dwelling house, built within the last ten
twelve years Of the best materials and finished in
handsome styie aud all necessary on honses attached
thereto large aud spacious barn With horse mill there
ia ard anew machine for thTesbug grain VI the straw
newly bnt his summer past thriving young oTohaId
OF apple ees aud spring Of most excellent water very
conveniently situated &C. The subscriber DESTROYS Of
removing To the western Country will sell great bar
gain in Tie above properly for prompt payment together
with handsome parcel Of household fuTnItuTe aud all
the plantation utensils ready for farmng the terms will
depend on the payment which may be known Nv april.
cation to the subscriheras il is presumed will pur.
chase without first viewing the premises which they art
invited TO do. THOMAS LOCKWOOD.
December .. ,..G96gs
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NADES. SC.

1000 puenos Ayres aud Spanish Mau dry OK Hides of
the hest quality,
2"h SIGNS Liverpool SALTS tons PATENT SHOT
20 casks London PORTER-foT sale on favorable terms
BY WIN. SHEPHERD, I4th street.
-. an
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FYPFDITTOUS TRAVE[LTNC

EYPEDITIOUS TRAVELLTNG.
The steam Boat NORFOLK left Richmond
al II minutes past ~ Meridian, January Sd.
1918, and arrived at Norfolk ii minutes past
a. NJ January ith, say IS 81
STOPPED at the Bird Cage p IN.
70. III City Point IS
80. at POwhatan ID
DO. atJamestOwn 35
$50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10
JAMES MONROE.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Secretary OF STATE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10

Continuation of extracts from the London Monthly Ma.
game for September and October last received AT the
Office Of the Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-10

January &.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-28
Fan: ash Making.

NTETAL FAN.SASHEs, ST various
M descriptions, will be made by the
subscriber, at his stop, lower end Of Duke
street. The want of a Metal Fan Sash
Mandatory ia Alexandria, has Hitherto
been severely telt by builders aad 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of weod, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
the metal can be shaped have given it
decided superiority, and the difference in
the price 10 very triflng. The subscr her
has been al considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, aud
relies 90 public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
the dimensions of their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as il in town.
JAMES I. HOLLAND.
February 19 49,.
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Notice

Notice
A COPAR rNERSHIP was Termed Oh
n the FIST of January last between
Messrs. WILLIS u LATHAM, Of liz
yerpooI, and the Subscriber, under the
firm oE
Walls. Latham q GAR.
The services of thu. establishment are
offered for the transaction of COMMITS
SION BUSINESS in Liverpool. =
S. s GAtR.
Reference-Hon. JAMES LLOYD, GAR
DINER GREENE, Esquire. Mr.. EDWARD
CRuFT, Boston.
Messrs. LAwRAsoN & FowLE, CHS. I.
CATLErT, Esq. Mr.. PHINEAs JASsEY,
alexandria.
February % cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-28
POr. If Norfolk, FEB. IS,
ARRIY ED,


ARRIVED,
Sloop Helen. Rudd, Ia DAYS from ila-
yaas. Sailed in CO. with brig Diligence,
Of Poct!,ul, sad about dozen others !:
tell in with the Diligence afterwarGs, in
,ae Gllah Stream, of Cape haiteras.-
The schr Margaret, Wood. OF George
t,wr, sailed about week before the He
len, tor this port. TIE Helen has expe-
rieaced very bOi>terous weather on her
I.ssqSc, but sustained no injury worth
banning. On her outward passage, on
;he luth Jan. tie hoic-in-the- Wall bear
ias :. Ivy W. distant 7 miles, was brought
TOO anu boarded frOn u schr OF eb1ut 100
tons bd then, with yellow sides, showing
10 cn'ors, aud refusing to tell her name.
An officer and three men came on board,
a,med Nth a b'ucderruss, pistols, sabreS
AID Jagges, who protested themselves
70 be in the service Of the Spaah Patrt-
Us: After examining the H's papers,
rary proceeded to ransack the cabin,
breaking open trunks, chests, etc
Fom Captain they stole watch and
a5aut so dollars in money, wits sOme
wearing apparel. They also p.lfersd from
the supercargo's trunk quantity OF cloth.
ing, ard touk Of the cargo three half bar.
reIs OF pilot bread. and key Of lard
After detaining the IL for this infamous
parpOse about an hour, they suffered her
20 proceed.
A bay pilot, who came up on Friday,
informs. ,ha a full rugged bug, apparent
ly Ut ab,Ut $50 tons, was stranded OF the
SAND Shoals hetwecn Smith's and Hog
Island, during the gale If the Slst Jana-
AIRY. The pilot states that he had been
along side the wreck in his boat, but
could discern nothing to inform hi, what
vessel il was he saws she has a black
b.itaB, and two white streaks: appa-
realty Il Bci.ish vessel. Her mas,s and
snpe other of her spars, and some q! her
sails had fiIa.ed ashore, and her cargo
had al washed out Of her. she appear 5
10 hare been laden with c1ffee anu some
fruit, (,rangrS) as the beach on Hog
Island was covered with those articles.
hSefy persoa Oh bos,d is supposed to
have per.sheI.
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Bank Stock for sale.
1An Sii ARES Mechanics Bank
HUI Stock Tor sale. Enquire Of
the Printer. Feb 98-Stt
DIR. Bascone,
SURGEON DENTIST,


II ATE from the city OF Philadelphia,
Il 4 on his way to the seuthward, will
continue few DAYS in this place, at the
boarding house Of Mrs. Ashton, ON Fair.
tax-street. near the post office, where he
will perform every operation in the line
Of his profession, TO tile satisfaction Of
those WIN NAV honor him with their no
tice. He will wait on those who may
prefer il at their respective places Of re-
sidence,
DR.. B. extracts dccayed teeth without
injuring the gums or jaws-6lls with gold
those that are tree iross pain. He also
separates aud cleanses them from ia tar,
BY which means they may te kept free
from scurvy, and viii replace sucn as
are waiting with artificial teeth that can.
not be distinguished frou those Of n4ural
gro 9Th.
NIB Satisfactory recommendation can
be produced if required.
Frpruarv % stuth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-28
Sales dit Auction. !
BY JOHN JacKsom q Co.


IS THIS DAY, at 10 A, M.
Will be suld at osr Auction Rooms,
UniOn-street,
a general assortment OF Dry Goods, viz.
Levan,ines and forences, principally
black
Sat;ins, Marseilles vestin,
Furniture dimities, India cottons
Domestics, checks, bandano hdkfs
Canton hdkfs, cotton cassimeres,
Cloths. cassimeres. Irish linens
Long lawns, ticklenburss, first quail.
Italian grapes, sewing silks, with a va:
riety of other goods
Will be added to Saturdays sale, Just
received,
IA pieces elegant figured bonnet silks
90 double chain black laventiues
16 first quality black and colored
horences
case sewing silks
10 pieces Marseiles vsstiogs
S senchaws
S sattins
4 dozen lace handkerchiefS
Is pieces calicoes
8 bombaZetts
6 broadcloths
go super. A cambria
Black, figured and twilled cambria
Umbrella ginghams, cotton hosiery !.
Cords and yelvets,
80 pieces thread lace
100 gross thread lace buttons
IS pieces Ga cambsic musiins
10 corded figured d..
10 cambria prints
4 boxes assorted taffatta ribbons
"a "a double chan lsventine shawIS !.
- IA damask silk shawls
8 pieces super silk velvets IS
Italian florence, sonflu gauzc
Suspenders, worsted socks
40 70 fancy silk head bandkerchiefs
1'oiiinett vestiug, Dusch lace
Cotton and worsted threads
IA pieces L:erino trimmings
1913 linen cambria handkerchieis. sc.
Fsb,uarvA26 -, -.
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To lronmongcrs and Others.
NJ ICHARD SLADE offers Tor sale
II that very valuable establishment,
corner of King and Patrick streets, con-
sisting of an extensive assortment Of
HARDWARE and IRONMONGERY,
imported from England in 1917 at very
low prices. The late advances at the
manufactures in Birmingham and Shef
field presents an average of 10 per cent
increase on all the goods on hand. This
circumstance is mentioned as an induces
ment to purchasers.
so or 40 tons Swedish bar iron, princi-
pally tire and plough plates.
$50 casks cuI aud wrought nails, and
other domestic articles suited to the
trade.
The WAREHOUSE for lease, being
the most eligible Tor the Virginia aud
western teade to any in Aexa' dria.
On application the terms, which are
very liberal, will be given; and, if pre-
tered, an extensive credit is offered 10,
an equivalent.
A lew packages Of Hardware in addi-
ton to the above stock-among which a
quantity Of grass and grain scythes, will
be in the first spring vessel to tots port.
February "a tuthsti
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The american Captivea
Oyster Supper, &c

A N o, ster Su7peg will be prepared
~ on Monday Erenins neat, at the
Subscribers Oyster Rooms on Prince
street, near Union street, and next door
to Capt, Robinson ST. TO the supper will
be ADDED 10y way of rclislO a nice Steak,
a good dish Of Coffee, &c. Gc-The
company of GENTLEMEN, Ito the number
OF fifteen or s'x!een) is respectfully re
quested: 1t will assist the subscriber in
making up. more or less, loss he met
with 10 the oyster line a lew weeks ago.
Particular attention will be paid to give
satisfaction.
~ The table will be kept standing
from seven in the evening until half psst
eleven o'clock. J. WINTER.
February %. ct
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FOrrSaIe or tn Hent,

ENHAT extensive and valuable prouer-
Z ty a. the south east corner Of King
4 Henry streets. comprising twb
STORES and DWELLING HOUSES.
The co,Ger store very handsomely fitted
up for an lrOumongery aud Hardware
establishment, lately occupied by Nessrs.
Richard S,adp & Ca and a. q stand !or
mat Business is equal 10 any in town.
TIE o,ser store is fitted Tor the Grocery
hssiless. Flis property may be pur--
Chased ppnn a very liberal creiit, or 1t
'Soa'd ee eSe aged, at fair vslSat'on,
''rPrpP"-ty ihpEoSed nearer to tie RI
W.. Eyqune cf
J. VAUDEVILLE s LARM0UR.
Frbgaaly %
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CIRCUS.
GREAT NOVELTY.
Mr.. PARKER's BENEFIT.

Mr., Parker respectfully informs TIE
ladies' AID gentlemen 81 AlexaRdria snd
its vicinity, that lis benefit is fixed for
SATUEb.dF EHESIN G., Fec. %.
Ga which occasion he has prepared va
ricty Oh entertainments at least equal, If
not superior, to any yet offered to the
pulls, being his LAST APPEARANCE in
this cry, owing TO ms eng Sements at the
New,YOtk Tkeatie
The performance TO commence with the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-28
Musical School.
SEIG.NIOR GAET.aNO C1RUSI
And El.MNY.

CONSISTING OF EIGHT PERFORMERS,
INFORM the ladie. aud gent men OF
Alexandria and its vicinity. that they
intend to establish Themselves in this city
to open a MUSICAL SCHOOL, both Of
vocal and instrumental music, namely.
Piano Forte, Pedal Harp, Violin, Violin
cello, Flute, Clarionet, Clarion, Bassoon,
French Horn, Trumpet, all kinds Of
FlaseoIet, gc. Uc. All persons DESTROYS
OF becoming scholars are informed that q
subscription paper is left at Mr.. Robert
Gray's book store, king-street, where
terms may be known,
february 81 stu5t
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. Mameiuke Entry,

By eight Eqaesfrians, superb y m, anisd.
\ Master Thomas will perform many as
ltonishing ieats Of florsemarship.
Mr. Parker will go Through the six
divisions of the Broad Sword Exercise.
likewise di pay the two Americau Fsgs.
Master McCarn, the wonderful prodi-
sv, will after a variety ID featS asto-
nish the spectators b. RIDING On HIS
HEAD.
Mr.. Pepin viii introduce the elegant
American Horse 0THELLO, Who will
perform the part Of domestic.-He will
bring a hat, basket, 4 whip, likewise a
handkerchief placed on board IL feet
high--alSo walk, tro,, and cantcr at com.
mand.
Miss WHELAN will make her second
appearance With Mr.. Iatuell in the ele-
CANT Dance u the ALLAMANDE ON
TWO HORSES.
Master Coty, the celebrated Ameri-
can hero. will go through all his surpri-
sing feets, and conclude BY throwing a
lofty backward Somerset from his horse
IN lGll speed.
Slack Rope,
b. Mr. Tatnell, who will, Tor the first
time, conclude by the WhirLi-is, totally
surrounded By Fire ,rorss.
The famous Spanish horse Romeo will
le-p over several bars Of a prodigious
height. and conclude bv an Sstanishiny
LEAP OVER TWO HORSES. :
Still Vaulting,
BY the whole Troop Of flying phenomenas.
Mr. Tat, ell, the flying horseman, will
as,onish the spectators by hi numerous
feats-hs will leap over FOUR GAR
IERS, with his HANDS and FEET
TiEn, and over four ILLUMINATED
GAL lERIES, ard conclude by an asto
nishiag LEAP THROUGH FOUR Sc
PARATE BALLOONS.
The whole to conclude with the laugh.
able scene Of
Bay Bviton's Journey to Brentford.
by Mr. Parker.
CLOWN LITTLE STAMP.
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Notice.

ID lCHARD SLADE intends to make
N his residence in Europe, and will
leave this country the spring and sum.
mer ensuing; he gives notice, therefore,
that he wishes his concerns closed IN A
merica at an early day. and begs the at
tention of his friends in Virginia and the
district to the settlement Of their &C.
counts with as little delay as possible.
February "a tuthstf
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Notice.


TNHE co-partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm of PENN & Han.
NON, was dissolved on the Goth OF April
last, by mutual consent The business
has been conducted since and will be IN
future, under the firm of WILLIAM Il
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
y" THE n sUBsCRIBERs
Have now on hand, and offer TOR sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince Streets, hard.
some assortment Of
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
sideboards 4 Ladies work stands
Beaureaus ECandle stands
Tables Sofas
Beasteads tEasy chairs
Secretary e book Hair and moss mat
cases k trasses,; &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both Of wood and iron. The abtve busi-
ness will be punctualiy attended to, ana
all those that please TO favor ss with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction ;.
WIN. 4 WALTER HARMON,
November II
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Stolen, or Straycd,

an TIVE night Of the 14th instant, from
" a field At Howard farm, late the
residence Of William Robinson, Esq. a
SURREL MARE, about II hands high,
long maze and tail, white star on her
forehead, and some Of her feet are white,
A reward Of Ten Dollars win be given
for information to Charles Siade in Alex
andris, or to the subscriber at the above
sarm. SO that he NAV get her again.
WILLIAM OATES.
Howard, Feb. 81 St
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Robert GRAY,

HAS just received supply of super
I'LL fine. foe and common WRITING
and LETTER PAPER, which he offers
for sale by the ream or single quire, at
reduced prices fnr cash . Februar,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-02-28

Us i p.sa.s,,Sle eSassh--but tie qres.
ION still remsfrs unanswered, will these
igrant-eap'ny theiF csnita' IN the cul-
.;=a.ion 81 ,he vine. asr,cuitu.sl purs uits,
E'c.f :. Cre,ia, lOieas Apella." We eau
: ..G's eAplet tact II,cph Benspsite has
lo,yaiteu sha' he hss once been king.
Sr that he has rr'iD4Gished all hope OF
p,,,liIs sc"p,-e Ss.;n. SoU.h Amer
el 9sns frid lirse enough to crafty
rs ambition. aud aItu ~ him a favora-
J.e cpJOrtumty inr ln'ienuifying him
sill tor the loss IF lis Spanish Crown
al Opportunity wE;ch il can hardly be
p-",u,aei ne viii sOiFtr TO pass without
Improvement. How Tar these cOnjeetdres
.. trne, :,mP viii determine.