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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14
Holland Gin. Whiskey, g.

EITIVE pipes pure Holland gin
81 80 bbls Baltimore whisky just re-
teiyed and Tor sale by ,,,,,
SAML. MESSERSMlTH.
ITho has IN store,
s pipes Malaga wine
9 hhds and 5 bbis country GIN
80 boxes iiyde's mould cant!es assert
ed sizes
40 do fancy soap
so do Spanish segars
500 reams wrapping paper
100 bottles castor oil
81 bblS tar
A few casks Goshen cheese, &c. &c
April IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14
100 Dollars Reward.


DAN off from my plantation on the o5th
4 q INST. bright Mui alto Slave, named,
FREDERICK,
Commonly known by his associates as
Frederick Bankhead.) He is about IS
years OF age. 5 feet or 10 inches high &C
tive aud intelligent, stammers little when
spoken 10, with large scar on his upper
lip, grey eyes and curly hair, which he ge
nerally keeps cut and combed IN fashion,
he nadUn when he ran away, brown linen
trowsers and shirt. a leather apron aud a
chez ked handkerchief, red and blue, tied
around his waist, pair of New England
sale shoes, no other clothing with him. |
will give for him 10 be secured in any jail
out of'the state of Virginia, of District of
Columbia, so that get him again, 100 dolls,
Iftaken in Washington or Georgetown 80;
It in Alexandria town or county, 80 dolls.
or # in any torn or county in Virginia, SO
dollars, aud all reasonable charges. if de-
livered TO me, or to the Jailor of Fairfax
county, who is authorised by this adver-
tisement, to receive him, for safe keeping.
June 80 If WIN. ROBINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14

Notice.
TElHE firm of LAWRASON & FOWLE
Z being dissolved by the Gea'h OF MIR
THOMAS LAWRASON, all persons hav-
inc claims are requested to present them
f,r settlement; and those indebted to make
navmentio WILLIAM FONLE,
;rne m Surviving p rtner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14
Snuff,
Aromatic

T'HIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
L. BILE fragrance as for its efficacy IN the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor OF chemistry in the universe
ty of Cambridge, Mass. and by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen of the faculty
in the United States-lt is also particu ar
ly recommended by DR. Warehouse, late
professor of the theory and practice OF ply
sic, IN the above seminary-whose certlh-
cate accompanies each bottle.-Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY s. SON,
Sept Cd Sole Agents for Alexandra
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14
For Amsterdam,

OF AIIfSlCIN '8fIIs
gA4> The ship HAZARD. VIM. Grab
SS5.sstrce iunr. master and supercargo'
Tue principal part OF ner cargo, tobacco
heinz engaged, will commence loaiIng IN
leT DAYS. One hundred hcgsheads are
wanted 10 I'LL up, which viii be taken at a
low r,te-consigned 10 the master orOthtr-
wise at the option Of the shipper: Apply to
" ~ Inne u w. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-14
For Freight,
Cotton Twist.

4 quantity Of Cotton Twist, Of assort-
"a e1numhers, nd from an approved
vanufactory, (all throstle, J for sale 10y
4 mo 25th Il THOMAS Y. HuCk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18

The third reading Of the foreign enlistment
bill, is further postponed TO Mohdsy next.
The King Of the Netherlands appears like
" to give new offence TO his subjects. He
hes inlcfdicied all the Numerous popisb pro-
ccssions except two, a6d ali the fan'assicsl
dresses, which he remarks, were only pro-
ductiye Of scandal to religion and disorder to
the public peace.
The Persian Ambassador opened his res.
idence in Chsries-street, on 1oesdsy even
ing with a grand assembly. The interior
was brilliantly illuminated, psriceiarly in
those parts where the whole length portraits
Of Persia appeared. The Soveteigo in his
robes of Office, occupies the principal si,ua-
,ion in leading drawing room, encircled by
a canopy Of rich Cashmere Sbawls. 10 the
banquc,ing room was a similar picture Of the
heir apparent. The apartments displayed
ell the costly luxury ct Eastern spIendor.
The kind OF throne was enriched wih the
most precious gems in die monds and pearls.
The fair Circassiao re.red TO res, nt 10 o.
clock, before the arrival OF tho company.
The ambassador received The guests with
the mos, polished deneapor, and accommo-
dated them with sherbet and liquors peculiar
20 the Persian Court.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
THE sen SERPENT.

In Saturdays Ceniinol, there are several
Dispositions, from respectable and well
known persons, that this animal was seen by
them, on Sunday. the h inst. while on theis
passage froro Portsmouth 10 this place and
that he answered the description SO frequent
Iy given of hir, In the summer oi 1917, in
length, shape, and movement. Since which
we have the following additional testimony,
OF more recent dale, aud Of highly respecla-
bic character.
Further testimony offbe existence II fhe Sea
SerHen. IN cur svafcrS.
We have il from various aud unqucstiopa-
bic sources, thai the Sea Sctpen, was distinct
ly seen on Friday afternoon, about 6 O'Clock,
on Lynn Beach, (oesf Nshant,) add was fi'st
discovered abou. 4 o'clock in the sfte noon,
by u M. Jaccb Pol.lips, hshe msn Of Lynn,
vino was fishing of Nshsn and stated tha,
be was abou' 20 feet from his boat and as
near es he could estimate, was abou, 100 feet
il length, apparently covered all over with
she'll, which was full o. joints nnd dseernable
when moving in The va,es--Mr. Philips was
somewhat alarmed for his saIe,y sad made
for the shore.
Mr.. James Breed, we'll known aud re.
spectacle ciiZep oil Lynn, sta,es, ,ba, he had
a iuil view of he serpent, Oh tho beach, on
F'ldsy afternoon was not more than ten
rods off, aud saw him distinctly through a
good glass, so as to perceive the eyes in his
head.
MIR. Benjamin Alley Of Lynn, saw the Ser.
psnt this morning about 9 o'clock, on Lynn
beach, near low wsier maik and saw him
move along the beach the distance Of two
miles with his head about 5 Or icct cot OF
water. till be came near Red Rock, where
he ley cons.Ccr adle time in tisw Of a great
many persons who had assembled thi,her
from Lyon and o,Ler places.
We are also informed that number Of re-
spectacle eebtIemen from Boston, visitors at
Nahant, repaired 10 Lynn beach, on inior ma
ton being given iha, the Sea Serpent was
there, end had distinct view OF him for some
time. The number of persons irotn Lynn,
Nahant, end other places, who saw him this
forenoon, is computed 10 be between two and
three huDdccd--and they all agree that he
account already published, is the best dc.
scription that cen be given Of this Mons,e..
Among ne nunbef who saw the Sea Ser.
pent this morning, was James Pr,nce, Esq.
Mar rshall OF ibis Distsict, and Jones 4. Aus.
tin, Esq. and many others from Boston,
WuOsc udIDeS Cou'u DC tDeDtCDcU al tHlS uIDc
were 1t necessary.
In sddition 10 what has already appeared,
the above testimony ought to satisfy OUT in
crcd0ious friends at the Souh, and forever
prevent any futher snesrs and doubts OF the
existence Of this Monster 10 our Ws,ers.
B0,. Infei.--.fug. Ia
Tho Comet Is fast roceding f,om us into
the region of space; and in a Few days will be
invisible.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
PyroGgncons .fcfe.--Ar'r0cf'of a iefier from
NJ C. G a. Paris.

lyroHync0hs fcfC.-bTsr0cf'C ~ q letter from
NJ c. q az Paris.
discovery Of the greatest importance en-.
cages at this moment the attention of the
Physician, the Chemist, end the Governmep
A person OF the name Of Mango has discover
cd that the pyroligneous acid, obtained By The
distillation OF wood, hs, the properly of pre-
venting the decomposition and pu,re faction If
animal substances. IL is sufficient to plunge
meat for few moments toto this acid, even
slightly empyreuma,ic, TO preserve this meal
as long as you may desire. Cutlets, kidneys,
hvers, rabbits, which were prepared as tar
back as the month of July last, are now as
fresh as If ,hsy had been Just procured from
the market. l have seen carcsscs washed
three weeks ago with pyroligneous acid 10
which II % is ye, no sign Of decomposition.
Pureisc' on not only stops, bu, il even retro
gradcs.--Jakes, exhaiing infection, erase TO
do 90, 80 soon IS you pour into them the pu-
rifying acid. You may Judge how many i'm.
portaot applications may be made Of this pro.
cess. Navigation, medicine, unwholcsome
manufactures, will derive incalculable sdvsn.
tages from Il. This explain. why meat,
merely dried In stove, does not keep, while
that which is smoked becomes unaltsssb.e.
We have here an explanation Of theory Of
the beef Of Hamburger, Of smoked tongues,
ssusages red behring's Of wood smoked to
pressxve troo worms, &c. sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
NEWPORT.
W'EDtESDIY, HUcUsT lS, 1912.
{" To your senfs!O, Lsraelo".

To your o, Israeli"
MIR. SIIoNs,
observed in the Meremy, OF Satur-
day last, an invitation TO the FreeDien Of
te town OF Newport 10 attend meeting
10 be held at the State House, Thlo,
EVENlNG, Aug. Is, 10 make arrange
ments ior The. ensuing elt tcticn OF Mem
bers to the General ASSEMBLY. hope
the Freemen will fId beth leisure and
inclination TO atttid. i aprreLtnd the
Citizens OF this town are not Low 10 be
iiiolmed, ior the first ,.ne, that project
Is Oil foot TO dismenLer this ancient and
honorable territory, the township OK
Newporl. This is attempted by peli-
ton 10 the General Assembly, aig,ady
received and reierred 10 a,e next session
for trial. This must, it will Call forth
The energies, the virtues, and the resour-
ces Of every man, who dis dams suLmis-
sion, WHO despises arrogance, alid who
ardtntIy desires the reace ard prosperity
OF his native or adopted town. 1his is
a question IN which we can have but one
feeling, but one interest, and trust, Lut
one voice ana may every spark OF petty
ieud, OF political piyudice, and OF private
discord, be consumed III the holy fame
Oh patriotism May VIC select such men
as viii DO justice To their coanuy, to their
town, TO their constituents, ana to them
selves. Let unanimlIy ptryade your
ranks, aud have for your countersign.---
Ae7eP0,t expects eee,y man 10 do his
Duy! II CITIZEN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-08-18
BosToN, August i6.
Latest from Emobc.

LGIeSE JyonI europe.
The Nimrod, arrived at New York, from
Havre, brings French date. to 25.h June, and
London to the 2o,h.
PARIS, June 9-li.--Marshal Soult is ex-
pccted TO morrow, 10, at Paris, but at his
country house of Velleneuve PEtang, near
ST. Cloud.
Gen. Van Damn, comprised in the ordin-
ance Of Gath July, has arrived at Havrc ss
he was not provided with any authorization,
he was placed OF the disposition of the local
autho,ities, who have given him the ci,y Sor
his prison.
AT Hamburg, Altoona, and their environs,
there are more ,han 500 German emiersnts
waiting an opportunity oi embar king for Bra
~! their numbers are daily interchangeable
greater part are from the country of Witt
genstcm, and the grand Duchy of Darmstadt.
BaxMEN, Jane S--Aceoun,s from Russia,
ssy, tina, the deficit oftbe erca, house Of Zuim
Kebscker and kleen Is es,imsted d, two mil
lions Of roublcs, sod IL was feared would pro.
duce many other failures ct Petersburg aud
Holland. The chief partner in the house
has put an end 10 his existence.
MESTE, Juoe s.-From the l7,h April 10
the eod OF May, the number Of emierants to
America, who have passed BY our city, down
the Rhioe, is iea, viz. SIS men, asa women,
and SIS children 6ss OF whom we're from
Wiremborg, called Separs,is,s. There
was one man o. years Of age, with HE vile
and 10 children.
LosDox, June ls.-Accounts were rceeiv-
cd yests roay tha, the Carlisle ~eavers, o-
mounting 10 no, less than 1000, have return
ed 20 their employment, sf,er having dinin.
ishsd tbeir demands 'ss cat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
NiORr piracy

CHARLESTON, Jannary q. " learn Inv ihe
ariiyal ofthe Nchr EudOfa from Havana, that
the Hamhur ship Emma Sophia, fr. HAMBURG
bound 10 Hayaus. was boar led Oh the coast oi
Florida, on the 9Th ult. by piratical priva
teer OF about 20 tons aud 80 men ;Nho brought
VIC snip 10 an anchor, whete they kept her for
two days, during Which time they ircaird the
crew IN The most abusive manner and plumber.
ca her AZ goods TO the value of S 30 600: they
then suffered tie ship proceed. and size arrIv.
ed at Havana nn the 10th. The crew of tie
pirate was composed Of all nations the capt.
was believed 10 be Spaaard, as were also
several Of the men they were all armed " itli
long knives, and repeatedly Threatened III
lives OF the J. 'mt'nrg captain and lbc saper.
caggo, ~ Arnencan gentleman. The cargo is
understood 10 have beeniuIiy insured dtIlo>ds.
iCDarser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

4 AND FOR SALE.-wiii he sold OIL SafHraug, me
~ 9th day Of FebvHarg acrf " fair, II not tie next
iair day at public auction on the premises, valuable
TRACT or LAND, containing, by esliniation III
acres. This lard lies IN the county Of Chesterfield
about six sevea miles from the of Mar chester
on tie waters of railing Greek Commonly kuown nv The
name OF PGuf, ard adJoins the lands Of Samuel raw
Or John MnicLe ana cfheTsp0ssesses great feriiiiy
0fsoii well adapted To- tie culture of cora and wheat
and nearly hdfin woods. II Is deemed unnecessary
TO give iuftheT description OF this land a. IL pre-
snmed those inclined purchase will mot view tie
premises, which viii be sewu them on application TO
BraMch Cheatban. clear and iudispu,abie title. in
fee simple viii made the purchaser.
yTcrIas--One haiftiie pafchase money 10 be paid on
the day 81 sale aad for the balance. fcdu 81 twelve
montbs will be given npon the purchasers enerna,uto
bogd with approved security, aud deed ifast on the
premises 20 secure Tie puhclHai raymeti thereof.
BRANCH CHEA THAN,
Jan.v 75..wids PEfEnFlbLp s)w AKDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

mctropolisto correct this error am proud
al the same time publicly 10 express my very
high Sense OF the liberal and emil. eened hos.
pitahiy with which have been treated every
where i'm thc United States. With regard 10
musiSal science IN America, mast say that /
Was agreeaby surprised at tinS,ing IL, in every
province, in such high caitiration. At ST. Paui's
Church. New yurk, | sung in an Oratufiu
winch was. throughout, performed in style
whirh would have done credit 10 London. Ii
any additional proof were wanting Ut their re-
al fondncss for muse, II is TO be found
IN the facility every where experienced
during my tour. where / was offered The
Use Of halls for my performances free of eN
pense. could emunerate more instances OF
generosity than Hoar leisure wuula permit yon
10 read. besides which II might be thought ir.
relevant to the subject. must therefore sum
up the expression of my feelings is tins de-
ciaraiiou, that l have never Vet been more
agree, bly, knritised thau by my rapid glance
al America, and shall, always hold in atier
Tomato r,membraiice. the country which wei
crn,ed me as stronger, aud ,..,irrizcd NE
with as much aidUur as she could have shown
had been hrr oan son. Once mole apoogt
IinS for ooirnding my opinion or the pubst
! have the honor TO he, Sir, your obcu.cu,
humble servant,
e.. u INClLDOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
LYNCilEUKN MANlitE-

E'HEsubscfibes having yut their 0ybYe mn In n, e.
ration, prepared eAecuie With skill aud 90.
patch, orders f0F chinnry " antilles, hegubs ste, O.
tonbstones. sis, Sc.N r. I've mu .s sitnp'eG on w
Petersburg and Noiok, eau he ned al Iite expeuc o
freight
THIS tits believed Is the hIs and only esahiishni, n
Of the kind IN virginia aEd h5fbe cizens have n ~
aH opporHnity Otlurnsbug themselves viii these nse
fnl 1udorDamenis' aiticlrs OF ae quality The pfer "
ton "f THEFT own STATE, the rfopie0fs hut
dugr hope thai they viii liberal enconrzqef nj
= P.S pn1Ttter who eau come well fecoIUb,eoues
will reserve ib,fsi wages
Lyuchburg, sept. 20. vi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

- &c TO The subscriber 10 MessTs. Moncure Robin
son & Peasants, valuable JANUFACTURING MILL
SITUATED upon The jiues river canal vicinity 81
ths cry. The house (Which erected y SIT. Harris
rs cotton factory Is OF brick covered with fr strong
" nu large and wei! adapted 10 the purposes ofs mill
into which 1t has lately been converted. 4 ne snepy cf
water from the canal Is sufficient fpr pair Eufr
stones aud The machinery (Which new aud upon The
nost approved construoton) is calculated to do the
woTk OF four pair, but two pair only IN place. and
ready 10 go TO work. minute description Of tje
property Is deemed unnecessary is presumed that
those wbo may he inclined TO purchase will view it,.
II II should not ne disposed Of privately before the
2Tfh day Of FebrH0ry nat, 1t will then he sald at
public auction, IN front of the Eagie Hotel under HE
management OF Messfg. moucute Robinson < Pleas.
ants upon accommodating terms. JOHN STAPLES.
Jan. "a. 81 IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

I0Oacc0 L0Hd III ne county Of amherst, ~ p safe
E(OttNT Is. ROSES LAND on Bants' crtJ., is stin.
Il - Tor sale, aud his snfiAy to sell nndAUiBaed
he trsei contains $50 well wafer timber
ed, within five miles Of Lyuchbng, and Is Of isae quail
y. ln bis absence, application can be made Geo.
Whitockc, nr. Gnsavns 4. Rose, chTh |, pher Anthony
OF John u. Pcasanis, all Of Lymcbbuii,, whe can give
any information as to terms, amt Who fuily
authorized ie sen. Jan. 2. s2..NSwif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
PIRACY.

PIRACY.
The sch'r Cadmus, Rice, arrived AT Salem
from Teneriffe and Isle of May, informs. thai
on LIST December ship under English colors
came in at the Isie of Nav and anchored. Al
II. NJ captain Rice with boats crew. went
on board brig Joseph, Allen, of Boston. which
he found in possession of a boats crow from
the strange ship. When he got OF deck. lie
was ordered below immediately, without helm,
permitted TO ask any questions While below,
a pistol was discharged into the forecaStle.
which KILLED ELIJAH CLARK of Dover
n seaman belonging 10 The Cadnns They
robbed captain Allen and his mate of all the r
cash and clothes, cut his boat adrirt. and did
other mischief. In the mean lime. a bo,t
boarded the Cadmus, robbed captain Rice of
s $50 cash. his watch, aud 5000 cigars. and
compelled the mate and two of orr men 10 90
ashore with them. They landed about twelve
O'Clock tue inhabitants had all lied 10 iLe
rroumiains. They ordered the mate into The
guard house, aud tired tHree pistols into The
loom, one OF which slightly wounded him.
They plnndefed the inhabitants Ofevery thiug.
While ashore they qUarreled among themselves.
aud three of tiie pirates were killed. They
made saii'about tci. O'Clock next day in chase
OF Il brig, when we made our escape and pro
ceeded to the island of FuegO. They also
robbed he brig Charles 0f New York and fife
BOsteu Of AleIsndria which vessels were lief,
at The Isle of May. One Of the men informed
that they had been out from Baltimore about
four months, and that they put their Office
out bat they had more probably murdered
them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

the following. Poem. written by James Montgomery
fected h, J5sePh Laacsisftr. after hisist l-cisr
tie HAN of Representatives, with universal appioba
''' N0f. mo
The Lion DER his Wild domains
Rules BY the terror ,fhs eye; -
Tile Eagle VI the rock uisintains
By force his empire ia the sky.
The Shark, the tyrunt nj the nond,
Pufsaes his prey wilh quenchiess rage-J
Piirnt and Young. nBwraucd ffDin blood,
Aes''i' the same i'o,. age 10 age.
-of all TIA, i've. aud move and breathe
Man Only rise, o'rs his arth
he looks around, abovr beneath
At once The heir ~ Heaven ami Earth
Force. cunning, speed, with natur~ gave
lpe vai,oas tribes throughout her pl.n:
LIE 10 enj's--trbm dealt, "a save
iaese aif tSe forrest p"~srs Of man.
ffu'n sttehsih 10 strength be travels on;
ne iessfs Tue liistIuy brute behind
Ana, w.epa few short wears are zone
fie soars. dis enibudied mind.
O.sun'd his future course sublime
Through noher. brighter paths TO run;
"lil lin tue Gnal md oftime
Us but etefnity begun
What guides him in his high pursuit
Opens, 'ilumines, cheers his way
Diseefni tn inuiortai FROM, the brute,
C"as I'm 'se from ih=m'ud vi cay
lis ai.I.e-knpwiegs To- the soul
is power. ani liberty. aud peace:
Aud, wh';e celrs'ia ayes roll
Ibe-Jo,.o i knowledge shall encrease.
All, then, the eei,',ous pian
Winch spreads he light with universal beams
Aud through the halnau desart leads
n.s'sliv'ng, pare, perpetual streams
Behold Il new creation rise
New spiri; hreathed ihlo the clod--
P"hpld, The vnce OF wisdom cries.
Man, know Thy self. aii,l fear thy God.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
From tic Lendoa Uo,Hipg Past, December IL
MIX I%CIEDON

TO 1HE EDITOR OF THE MoRxIsG POST.
SIR Unwilling aS alwaNs have been 10 in.
tfnde myself on the public, cannot avoid 30.
iiclng, win feelings Of regret the fnisrcpte-
scntaiio" which, nave ObScty ~ tie Heys.
l.@pe's since my return from sn,eriea, upoB
'a'o OF ausic " thdi cnnuiry, aud swat
M ses Vi ,ke FIRST iaoineus II nv ,etu,a TO tl,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02
Negrofs. anu other Property Jor sue.

Nfgrofs. dnd other Property for SUITE.
QY virtue OF an order Of the county conrt Of Rich
- mond-wi be sold 1T Farnilam Church. in
said ootHty, on the ian day of Fejrnury 1ert on a
,redit OF IL months, all the PERSONAL ESTATE Of
francis smith, dec except the negroes aud OF them
there viii be cold as many may be found necessary 10
MAKE the division aud distribution IN conformity TO said
order. Bond and security will he required There
are of said negroes about heen 10 number consisting
Of men, women boys and girls and which are as likely
ana valuable as any III The country; and IL is Supposed
that ~ consequence 81 the number whom the estate
IS 10 he distributed u will he f"ud necessary to sell
least two thirds, il not the whole.
GY tHE COMMISSIONERS.
Richmond county Jan. "a. rs Iat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

10 remain with his friends this winter. nndc,
the promise that his brother il to 60 with him,
next season, TO The Raiuy Lake, for his family.
which consists OF wife and seven children -
re IS clad IN citizens apparel. and is ren,arka.
piy clean IN his person of robust, manly APP
pearance temperate habits drinks no ardent
spirits. Although the Chippewa is His most
natural tongue, he can converse in all the Ian.
sua:.s or almost all of the northern tribes ;
ana, lie should succeed an learning the En-.
shSi' language, as lie, no doubt, " i'll soon. he
may hereafter be Of great service To the Amer
ican government. .Ucdern San.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-02

A IL persons who have claims against the estate Of
"a JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired TO mike
them known to US without desy-that il found correct
thry maybe speedily discbarge5and those indebted to
the estate are solicedio pay what they owe with as
little delay conveniently he AS are DESTROYS OF
paying the several egacies our testaor as exped,
tiousiy as possible. JOHN RICHARD
PETER }. CHkNAiLrE,
Executors Of Joseph Gaifego, drc.
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