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sold Mr.. p square Of lots for s ~, COO payable
nthTee equal instruments which he said Tor hin,
sell and Mr.. Barrett, jointly and equally and each
would give his note fpt his pTOpnfiiOn. aud that
they would endorse for each atheT-and upon my ma
King ftem deeds for The lots they have given
i've deeds Oftfus on the the payments
their notes. But when Mr. T. 10 have
The business closed upon paper, he informed thai
he wtshed to give his notes with NJ. y endOTseT.
for The whole sum aud iake deed from 10 htnselI
for all the lots aud give deed Of them to
secure the payment Of the notes provided we're vii.
ling 10 The change, To winch consented and maze
deed to Mr.. y. for all the lots aud took his with
NJ B. As endoTseT for the three several payments for
10000, say 900 20 each note and TOOK deed of
trust on the lots to the payment Of the notes.
had no dealings with Mr. Barrett, nor any other
person IN that business.
When Mr.. =. informed me he wished TO give his
notes for the whole SUM- and take deed IN his name
for all the lots asked him the caute If his wishing 10
make such chsnge-his reply Was, that he had hsr.
gaiued with Nr. p. 10 build him house his (ps)
half n the lets, which when completed he would
Ney TO Mr.. n. his half ~ the lots. when Mr. r. de
chned building. understood that Mr.. Barrett aareer
10 give him $500 To be on from his part Of the pur
chase and have been, believe very correctly, in
fermed, that the greater part has been paid.
u dr. =. is not hound pay his notes 10 me, dom
Know who Is, aud will thank him 10 intern me, as IN
very much ~ want 81 The money.
ZEN. JAMES HARRIS.
Dec. 81. 81. .auf&U
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Trustee S SAFE for cash

kf virtue Of deed of trnst, executed ny Robert
~ Poore aud wife to the subscribers dated the 9th
May 1917, ans duly recorded IN the HenTicO county
court Office, 10 secure the payment Of certain st
money therein expressed 10 Benjamin James Harris,
we sha proceed to sell, at pubic anCtI n, the pre-
misses for ready money ON WEDNESDAY, THE I2TH
DAY OF JANuARY, 1870, Tor " not faiT, the nest fair
day. between the hours Of IL aud 3, SQUARE OF
LOTS, rsumaed 10 contain two acres, bounded by n
street. street, 33d street and saith street, situated
near the Bloody Run Spring and joining pant of the
land formerly called the % Old Rope walk;" OF so
much of the said square Of lots may be Necessary 10
pay the sum Of 5000 with interest rom the Iib day
OF APRIL 1919, aud the costs and expences attending
the execution OF this uuSt.
This property 10 beautifully situated and commands
most extensive prospect of the IyeT aud adjacent
country. JAMES BROWN, jr. ,.,..
WIN. FINNEY, i'"S'eeS'
Dec. IL. "a IDS
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In the House of Delegates ofMaryland,
on the 18th inst. on motion bv MIR. Dor
seq. the following resolution WAS read
and ordered 10 have second reading on
the second Monday in January next:
eeSoiped, That the Senators and Rep
reSrntaiives this state, in ihc Congress
of the United States, be required 10 CO.
operate III the passage Of a law providing
for the emission OF national currepcy,
ant picdglng the resources of the nation
10 sustain its credit
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ARKANSAS rERRJTOPy

The new government has gone into effect
The judges, who are by law the legislature,
met al The Post, and passed "a judicial law
James Bates, Esq is appointed circuit Judge.
The people are petitioning 10 be changed into
the second grade of government. The emf
graions and improvements in the terrtor,
are immense, and the time is rapidly proach-
ivy, when the population will Justify the estab-
ishment of new state. Hiss, Gaz
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Land near RichmoJM far .SoIe

THE subscriber intending TO rersoye ia nieb end
eiiers Tor sale the III act OF LAND on which w.
Al present Resides situated the Chic kahony zbout
bn'les rom Richmond, and Immediately az The ierni
nation ot the Rthmond H.il Turnpike. The buildings
have all been thoroughly repaed and nov in good
order. PTeSumtug thai person would purchase
without first viewing the premises u is unnecessary 10
give more particular description.
Terms liberal, and made known by applying 10 the
subscriber. PHILIP n!'tAt M.
November rs. "a m
IT iht al We described land Viil I've sold ~ pablo
anciIou. on the premises, TWfSaqp the qsfH fost
u uiains, by recent survey, 4Gs acres.
Dec. 10. GS. ids n. II
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flLtn DoILnrs Rernrd

IFV IINFFWTN ENFWUTW
ESCAPED from the jail OF This city on he 27th nlt
n ego man nam.td BFN sometimes calls himself
BEN f"kii about ~ years o' age feet a. inches
high sTaRh aud well made and dresses ,rry ven
WIN watch he is baker by trade aud torntr, be.
IOheed To James Young, baker in ROrketis Ben Is
very wen acquainted tb the captains Of vessels aud
no doubt he has Obtained forged payers so as to pass
lS aiTee man hereby forewaIn all uasrrsot vessels
from baTboTIng or carrying the said slave Ben cnt o,
THIS commonwealth. The above reward viii he given
II delivered 10 me at the Jail Of this CITY
X. RURTON, ID. S. for GEO. sAVtGP
DcctmbeT 3. If G a.
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Dec.
s.sss sss.ss
E.IIlI'IfIA

am not Individually bound To psy more than one
bali Of The purchase money for the property named IN
the above advertisement and this WAS knswn TO Mr.
Harris ~ the time Of purchase have already paid
8 1000 towards my proportion, leaving s 1900 only
which can properly I've claimed Of me- therefore
canton the pubc against takipc an assignment Of the
notes executed Tor payment OF the purchate money
aforesaid. ROBERT POORE.
December 10.
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OllCE.-I shall on the second Monday 10 Feb'y
- heNi, that being Chesierheid county court day
apply To The said court for order directing the sbrr
III OF sald county to iupanre Jury twelve dsiue
rested 'reehoders according to the provisions Of An
act OF The General Assembly, entitled d" An act 10
amend and explain the act concerning public roads
passed the 1911 JaBy, 1902, view the wesbam Joaa
at us Junction with Forces road in aid county and
IRON thence I" the Wesiham Landing IN said county,
aud Ieport thereon t. the SAID court with The vIs,s
disseminating ne same JOHN 5. GRANT.
. ChpsirTfelH. Dee %. "a ~,
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Tvenly. Tire DoIIars PevoyJ

WA taken out Of The subsCtibers COMPUTING root,
w on Friday evening last, good SILVER CAStS
WATCH on the back of the case was the ettsrs
J.. " neatly cut " CIPHER. to which was alta, he'd
plain steel chain, with small Shelf TO it, The above
sum viii be paid for the delivery Of the watch and
detection OF the thief n brought 20 punishment or
liberal reward for the watch alone.
SAMUEL DUNN & co.
IeC.Hts
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4 TEACHER.

WANTS a SITUATION. IS TUTOR in private
w family, ~ as \ teacher in school, young gen
lehman ofIbera education vino las rad several years
experience IN teaching, and can produce ample teen
moHiais ~ ahiiity and good tundnCt a sitnsunn ia
he family 81 lawyer would be preferred. .Appcs
ton msJ be made TO Mr Jsbez Hunseil, on n tirser
next door below the new eunfthouss.
Dec. -, e8..as
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equipped i'm our ports. That these were ir-
resularities which our court could not enquire
mt0-the only question being, whether a COM
mission OF the government had in tact been
issued. and that appearing is this case, the
prisoner could not be considered guilty of pi-
Iscy. Under this opinion respecting the Jaw
without letting the cause go TO The jury, the
prisoner was pronounced not guilty. 10.
Mr.. GUILE, and lady sailed yesterday in
the brig Rover, for Charleston, where he in
tends making an ascension, about tue 18th of
January. He then proceeds to Savannah, and
as the milder season approaches. will return
Northwardly, through Richmond, Washington
City, Baltimore and Philadelphia at each OF
which places, IL encouragement offers, he will
make an ascen sion-either with or without the
parachute, as may be the most gratifying to
the inhabitants. He expects to reach this city
BY the month of May next, after which he will
visit Boston, and thence return to France. [ ID.
Yesterday about o'clock, p. Nj. AN
India wash basin, (woodeu) wac fired by
the rays OF the sun passing through "a
fish globe, nearly filled with water. The
basin was accidentally placed at the dis
lance of about four inches from the globe
standing on a side board IN the parlour
Soon alter Tie sun had entered The direct
line passing through the globe and basin,
The latter was found 10 be on fire. Ii the
fire had not been seasouabiy discovered,
il is probable the house would have been
much injured, or wholly consumed. :.
Pieces of paper were repeatedly fired.
when placed III The focus OF The reiracted
rays. BoS. ID. Advertiser.
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n OllCE.-Ihe Copattnership Of p Cofe 4 20. IL
y dissolved by mutual consent The business will
ioI the future be carried under the firm Of COLE n
BASS-and the said Bass having moved to the tavern
formerly occupied by RObeu Branch, pledges him.
SELF 10 use his best endesvTs render satisfaction 10
all those whs may think proper to favor him with tseir
custom. Dec. 20. 2ts
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EDI CAJTOE

k'HE SUBSCRIBER Intends to continne teaching in
the Forks Of Hanover the ensuing year. Read
He, ptlng, English grammar, arithmetic, geography
win The use Of the globes. History Righteousness
ana the French language will be taught school
zee IoI Doard aud tu,ion $50, paid hsf yesry....
commencement, 18th Jan. JAS. By RS r.
Dec. 23. ia yts
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from Judah :" and Virginia infiuence--so
inagnited and so deprecated--will be
heard 81 no more
III rumour has not deceived us, there
may be other objects more immediate,
10 be attained by this modern crusade
against the rights of the people of The
south. Some master spirit of The north,
may expect tO ride on this popular wave
To The lofty pinnacle OF lrs ambi,ion.-
Whatever Is IndecoroWs in personality or
unparliameniarN in abuse, has been album
dainty poured forth BY those iroihy de-
ciainIers against The uuayOida bile domestic
slavery of the south. They have as.
sumed tOihemselves the power OF making
form OF government Tor others, and
bave supported SO insoleDt a pretepsioa,
ny arguments and language nO less inso-
lent and offensive.
And when they shall have succeeded
IN excluding from The western settle M mis-
every southern man, and shall have seni
forth IN every direction sNarms from
ihe northern hive, and missionary prea-
cheers against the cruellles and inhuma-
mites oil southern slave-t, an universal
emancipation NAV ne the next scheme
suggested by visionary pinlanihropists or
promnied by designing p, liiicianS.
J.
can Virginia look on wilh s,oi al lnditler
emce becausc il is no, hei own case? Shall
she cons ile herself with The hope that
slie may hc the last la he dcvoured2 Shall
she be silent when the great principles #
lie constitution are assallrd, when III.
rights at her sons, now peopiing d W =
tern cline, are invade aud principles as
serted which may one day be turned
WIN fatal lie I against her own iustiiu
lions 81 am uoi one of those who upon
eV ny trivial aston would have the
legislative DO " exer, Ms rights AZ mem
Der OF HE coniederacy, IN protest against
The acis ot the general government. |
would not, II Is true, make this medicine
OF The constitution our daily breah. Blu.
nave known no subj Ct more iuportan,
IMAM th' present, hone OH which the
tlrm yet dignltied and moderate languag,
OF this severe igniN VAS more imperIou~iN
demanded. ii behoves us 10 support b,
ur Opinions an infant, yet high minded
commuuiiS "a community which we
may look upon as the Youngest of our
offspring. Il behoves ms To cast from Us
the foul asperSIonS upon the southern
character which are blurted forth with
INCREASING contempt of our rights and
our feeling. II beh0ves us 10 contest al
tue tllresiloif, Pieteu>lon WINCH viOl3tt y
The compact OF the STATES; which sets al
nonsht The great principle Of self govern
pheni; which will prove an appl- of dis
cord amOug the sisters OF this coniedPr
&c , aud threaten 10 subvrri our free and
happy constitution by deadly blow al
the rights OF a part of the nation, and "a
destruction If tie harmony anu tran
guilty of the whole.
SOI1IHpnN
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Missouri BiH-A meeting in favour o
restriction has been held at Lenrx, Bcrk
shire county Mass M rlings are also
called al Ches1r n Hat Woodstock
and Rutland, Verm Jni, and at Kenne
beck. Me.
Thr following is from Albany, N Y.
ALBANY December II AT a meeting of the
citizens of Albany, convened in pursuance of
public notice, at the Mansion House in Mar
ket-sireet on the evening OF the 10th instant
" for the purpose 1T expressing their opinions
on the eXrediencH OF prohibiting the further
extension of slavery III the United states 50
BARENT BLBECkER ESQ WAS appointed Chair
man, and JOHN TOWNSEND E.Q. Secretary
ReSolred, hat JOHN ayiOI Ambrose Spen-
Ger Stephen Van Rensselaer,, John Lansing
jim. Phiip s. Van Rensselaer,. simeon De
Wit, Abraham Van Nechiep. Martin Van Bn
rem, Charles f.. Dudley, William A. Duer
W 'ilam james, John Van Setback Isaiah
I wnsend and Benjamin knower ESquires,
together with the Chairman and Secretary be
al pointed committee to convene by public
notice, 1T sncb time aud place they NAV
deem roper, the inhabitants OF the Citv and c0b n
ty Of dtbnHy. with the view OF obtaining more
general expression of the sentiments OF our
fellow citizens on the important subject which
has been submitted 20 the consldeTati Oh OF this
meeting
BARENT BLEECKER, Chairman.
JOHN townsend, Secretary.
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A SOUIHRON.

IT, ,he debates Of the last Congress. the
violent declaimers acainstthe Southern Sta ca
falsely suppos'ns that our slaves were hol,
starved argued against their migratiou to the
West, because they wOnd IECrphSe more RAP
idiA there. WAY increase less rarIdiy here,
but upon The suppOsi iOn that insufficient TODD
and Iaiment, W h other lad. dships, form n
check Ia pnpul ton!
I See The omiuous remark of the Editor of
The New York Daily Advertiser, late Stcreta-
ry 10 the Hartford Convention.
In the last Congress there were thirty oil
forty VirSimians besides the Virginia delega
ton.
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1UERIC4N W4NTT1CTTTRF

GUPtRFlNE CLOTHS. assorted cnlors DOUBLE
- MlLLED CASSiMERE, and sATiNETTs ali Of
very superior quality manufactured IN the state 81
New York, and for sale ny
ROBERT GAMBLE, Auctloneer.
DEC. 20
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23

Young Green Peas are sold in the mail, !.
at 2s. peck; the second crop Of Goos
berries are now OH the bushes and ,hos
is field Of Barley in full green ear ' r.
a garden belonging to Mr.. Maynard y ~
Street lon, Somerset, there was lat wso u
seen in the open ground, a strawbarr~
toft in full blossom, with some Of the fr,,;!
OF full size and perfectly ripel Yoan.
rocks, half fledged, are now il the i,aas
at Hatch Court, the seat Of H. p III
Inns, ESQ. and several old ones are sittips
on eggs.
Last week Linnets nest was found n +.
fur bush near MiInhengh, little aba ~
Hamilton, with young birds Completely
ilcdged.
There are at present in an open garden
10 Wellmeadow-street, Paisley, ten veal
stocks and carnations iu full blossom. A
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-02-23
LEGISLATURES OF NEW-JERSEY,
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Fridau, Feb. II.

Friday Feb. II.
The bill to incorporate Bank at Perth
Amboy was read third time, Cd The
question Of its passing, it was decided 10
The negative, 10 TO "a. The bill for the
appointment of district attornies, passed
the house % to IA.
A message from Council Informed that
they had passed the bill relative TO incor'
porations for manufacturing purposes
without amendment-that they had re.
coded from their amendment to the Dill
for publishing the public laws of The state;
aud that they had passed the bill TO re-
move distractions to navigation 10 ll'e
Delaware with amendments, to which they
request the concurrence OF the noase'
which amendments were read, agreed u
and the bill ordered to be re.engrossedl..
MIR. J. Parker presented bill providing
for a general index to the record OF deedsi
read and ordered second reading
The house resumed the considerallou
of the bill for the relief Of persons Eao
are willing honestly to deliver up all 'He'
estate for the benefit Of their creditors ana
having occupied some time thereon luz
further consideration was postponed.
Saturday, Feb. lS.
A message from Council informed loS'
they had agreed TO the amendments OF 'lS
house to the resolution relative to Inc cap''
business-that they had passed Dill SUI
Elementary to the act respecting Wresa'
and bill supplementary to the act svo
stituling courts of Oyer and Term'ls y.
and bill further supplementary 10 w.
act for the preservation Of oysiers--'D's'
Councilh had passed the bill supplementary
to the militia law, and the bill for the ~,
nation Of map of the state, with auita y.
ments--and the bill 10 repeal part o. y"
act relative to statutes, and TO incofPOl's
the Morris Fire association. wihou' IN
mendment; and had disagreed to inc 1 y.
supplementary to the act to clear oll' . ~
navigation Of the North Branch OF h'n''
Gus creek. &.
The bill supplementary to the ac'~ ~
the support Of government, vas taken ~
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From tais Livrpoot papers, reerivcd a.
Boston.
STEAM.
STEAM.

Inc system Of warming houses,
work shops, BIC. by means of steam
generated in a small boiler, work
"a IN an out-building, and convey
eel by pipes to holloW-sided cylin-
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.

FRIDAY, Feb. II.
The bill for erecting an equestrian
statue OF Gen. Washington, was read ,hs
third time; when Mr. RugsIes moved IL
postpone the bill 10 The 5ti, Of March IN
reject IL which motion was negatiyed s.
yeas and nays.
For postponement, Is
Against it, q
The bill was then passed, and sent 70
The House for concurrence.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Friday, Feb. 10.
Reduction Of the Army-Mr. Williams
Of N. C. submitted the following resOIu.
ton:
Resolved, That the military peace e.
Enlistment OF the United States shall con.
sist oil such proportions Of artillery, in.
iantry, and riflemen, not exceeding in The
whole 5000 men, as The President Of the
United States shall judge proper; and that
the committee on military affairs be ID.
structcd to report bill for that purpose.
Mr.. Williams supported his proposition
in speech Of nearly two hours in length.
Mr.. Harrison, of Ohio, replied, aud
spoke at considerable length against the
proposition to reduce the army.
Saturday, Feb. 10.
The House proceeded TO the consdera.
ton of the resolution offered by MIR. Viii.
liams, of N. C. to reduce the army Of tle
United States.
Mr.. J. S. Smith, of N. G. moved to
amend the resolution by adding thereto
the following
Resolved, That the act or acts Of Con.
sress authorising the appointment Of two
major generals be repealed, and that the
Office of major general, in the military
peace establishment of the United States,
be dispensed with.
Resolved, That the residue Of the staff
Of the army of the United States be reduc.
ed TO one half Of the present number Of
officers, or as nearly SO as the nature d
the case will admit OF.
The amendment was accepted by Nh,
Williams as a part Of ismotion.
After considerable debate the resOlu.
lions were ordered to lie on the table.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-20
Notice.

To Wheelarr,gAts, Blocksmiths, Tanners.
HaraeSs-.liGtsrs, Saddlers, Hatters, DC.
pELlEVING as | do, that PROVIDENCE,
- at Fairfax Courthouse, would bc
suitable situation for mechanics OF the above
description, offer to such, ofs in that viii
lage for sale, on ground rent for ever-will
build and furnish suitable houses and rent
to them, or finnish brick TO them 10 build
with; and invite any who feel disposed to
settle there, for the purpose of carrying On
their respective trades TO advantage, 10
come and view the situation. II is very
public place, tie centre of the county.
where the superior and county courts are
held. The Little River Turnpike Road
passes through this little town from Alex
andria westward, and where all III public
meetings for the county, DC. are held ;and
where trades OF the aforesaid description
being carried on, would meet with great
encouragement, and be public conye-
niepce to the country around. No Situaiion
can be more heathy-good water. and fire
wood cheap. Mechanics of the above des-
cription must generally depend on the
country people, farmers, &c. to be their
customers. Here they would be in con-
venient situation for all the purposes. |
invite call, and view for themselves. |
would also furnish lots adjacent, from one
to FIVE acres each, for cultivation, pasture,
&c. on moderate terms all of which can
be shown, and terms made known. ON ap
plication to RICH'D. RATCLiFFE,
Fairfax Court House Va
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-20
Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary:
n land Tobacco,
i URCHASED BY
Oct24 LAVR4SO.N& FOWLE.
w. s. W. Harmon,
CABLNE1-. MAKERS,

-sUs5hL<IbO,
RESPECTFULLY inform their friends
II and the public in general, that they
still continue to carry on the above business
in ali its various branches, at The ssIne old
stand, Royaf-si. between King and Prince,
and have now on hand handsome assort-
ment of cabinet ware, all OF their own ma
nufacture consisting Of side boards, secre-
tarys and book cases, bureaus, ladies' work
stands, mahogany and stained wood bead
steads, cradles, sopbas and easy chairs, one
handsome mahogany writing desk, &c. &c.
Also, on hand large quantity Of St. Do
mingo and Bay Mahogany, in log and
boards, and cut to ally dimensions at q
short notice--four or Eve thousand feet of
elegant yeneers for bureaus and secretarys.
allof which they are determined to sell low
er than the same quality can be had in the
district, All kinds Of uphoistry work
done as usual.
They would rent Tor one OF more years
very excellent shop and yard for car
penter, wheelwright, or blacksmith, stu.
ated on Royal-street, between Prince and
Duke street. FebIl ii
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-20
The Public
Shoes and Hats

S. g. D. REED
HAvE just received fresh supply,
IL consisting OF the following kinds !.
Ladies morocco bootees coIored
Do walking shoes, black &
Do leather do
Do cork sole do
Do morocco slips with military heels
Do black and colored
Do kid slips do
Misses ana children's morocco ard lea
Mems calf skin shoes = Their shoes
Do thick do boys thick and bound do
: Mems and boys ow priced hats
Bows white wool low priced do
9 boxes ladies' fine straw bonnets
All of the above articles are offered Tor
sale at low prices for cash. or at the usual
time to punctuai dealers that purchase by
the quantity. We take his1nethod to in
form country merchants that We have made
arrangements for large supply of shoes
for the ensuing spring, and shall be able 10
furnish them at the lowest Baltimore and
Philadelphia prices. Il February IL