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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

NOTICE hereby that the cells iD the Lunatc
Hospital IN the city Of WILLIAMSBURG are ali occH
pied aud that no more patients, either mate or Jcuic
VIII be received into the said Hospital Until some of
the said cells are yacant-due notice OF which will he
giyen.. BY order ofthe Court Of Directors
June 70. l5..wtf LEO. HENLEY G.. G.. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

ny THE LIEUTENANT GoyHRSoK ua Tag coMn11<
WEALTH o. yIRcIEIA-A PROCLAMATION
TUE Executive OF this mHlunweath lbav,ug hen
satisfactorily informed, that The contagious fever
ialey prevailing in several towns within The u States
men ina, The autuInmal so iar advanced as
10 render The intercourse with either or does
lc ches safe and proper; have thought it, 10 remove
the restrictions az present imposed upon vessels their
crews, &c entering the several ports of this stae 4
therefore, by and with The advice the privy couuci
90 hereby revoke ms proc aHatiOn of The 10Th of An
eusl LAST snbJeethg to quarantine all vessels The.
&c Cohlsg rom the ports aud places therein
Tciied TO the ports OF tue IN OF yiroi,a
Anu 90 hereby make 1t known that all guards and as
sstahs TO Inc several sHperimedanis Of quarantine
who may have been retained employ ed for carryi
mo euect the proclamation aforementioned are here
by discharged from service. ~
Given und1r my hand as Lieutenant Governor and
under the seat ofihe commOnwe aIth Of virginia
lSealJ al Richmond, the 18th day of October a. - .
lSiy. PETER v. DANIEL.
OCtoDcI 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

NOllCL IS hereby gVei, 10 all PERSONS trading
WIN ms wife sarah fins'ey, eng any thug 10
ueI on cieod, as az resolved not To- pay any debts
0O1SI.ayytee ~ lef. THOMAS TiHsLgY.
"N'Sbei 20 tJs.WJHs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

h'SsoLUriON.-The cOpaftnefship Of IVhhe, "a.
- VidsoH 8 To- was dissolved by mutual consent on
go cay 81 ApriiAl dehs ewing by tue late Hrin will
PC ps,a ny he subscrbsrs and whom all persons
Tbe Ereoc5 bs al, ~ " ,s p'.,nP. payment
stress VIII ~ future bc conducted under The nm Of
bfNtDSON SMELL, who will keep constantly oil
hahd general assortment Of MILL STONES OF ali
sizes buili 10y workmen equal to any in the United
STATES OF select materials, which they will rs hitherto
Ma.dh1 a'U sell ~ Aorthern prices, for cash. country
produce, or approved paper. Thoss desifoas of oh.
iainng go9d, strong, Heattg finished, REAL FRENCH
BURR MIL STONES, respectfully invited to call
az me manuacOfy on 18th, between ID aud streets
Klehm"nd, or on Old street, Petersburg, where ali
orders viii he thankfully received aud the s,riclest at
tenOn paid, ia order 10 give general Satisfaction
bay ~. l..Wtf DAVIDSON x SMELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

Ia cninriete the view OF the immense wealth
yenitted M the hands OF few individuals in
WeAico, n Is only necessary TO add that, "a
ihonsst instances OF individual opuirnce, uiue
ciersymen, only, possess ai annual income,
collectively, OF S5S9,O0O. A sum almost equal
Il" the whole expenses vi the evil governing. mt
OF the United States.
From the Joarsuicf gem. PIKE
had the curiosity 10 visit a silver mine
SAYS Mt. Pikeo and endeavored to get the
Spanish officers To accompany me, but alwa, 5
fodnu them backward ian those visits, deter
ring them TO some future time. Attended by
my trend DIR. Robinson, went one day
through many OF the furnaces uear Chihua-
hua, and observed the manner which was pur-
sueu toanaiyze the mineral aud extract the
metai-Leaiht HAT the one was brought i'm
bags upon mules from the mine to the furnace,
Then ground or pounded into small pieces
not larger than mt and precipita,ed into
water IN a seive, which permitted the smaller
particles, IN the course OF several progressive
operations. To escape into d tab. From the
particles which remained At the bottom Of the
tuO, after II had been purified of the earthly
particles, there WAS proportion Of metal eA-
trac,ed by nicer progress; but the larger
paris we're put hto furnace, similar 10 our
IRON furnaces and when in state Of fusion
was lei out INTO a bed of sand preparation 1t.
Ia this bed the melted silver wax formed into
bars, aboni the size of our pig iron averag-
tns 10 value two thousand five hundred dol
lars each.
~ S"'u ""o SdNt tHtO u mould, something
IKE bowl, apd stamped by the kings essay
sis win MS value; generally amounting 10 8
or 10000 dollars.
These bars of gold and silver are received
,h.o ,he kinEs treasury IN payment: aud have
acurrehcy through the country. But many OF
the owners of mines, having no use for their
money, pie away their bars of gold and sill
YER in their cellars where il remains for
their posterity oil no service TO themselves or
the world"
The annual product Of all the mines is i'm
mense; aniountiug to the astonishing sum of
Sf4 O00,O00in gold, aud $50 900 900 in silver !:
Inc King part OF which is Sl2. 0OO, 900.
bet, Notwithstanding this abundance of the
precious metals, the necessaries of life owing
10 The fertility OF the soil and the delcousness
OF tne climate, are cheaper than in any part of
tue Ohiteu States. For instance:
fnur by The cwt.
salt ny the niule load.
Sheep each. ............,.....l
beeSeS each. ......................J
Delicious wine by the bbl..........I5
IlotseS each ......-..............lI
"u'eS SdCH.. ~
Lhe price OF al, Kind OF labor is excessively
high land very cheap. large districts being u,i.
inhabited. Among the military the following
~ the annual pay Of the respective grades.
from private 10 ID colonel.
ITiNaie. ..... S2SS
S1fPorai. 1900
2eiseaht- .I..................35O
EnS,S"'..... ..........-.. 500
~ ine"t'-..'. ...... ............l,O 900
- i'eut..s..' '...........l,5 900
...aP'ahh '.-.. ...............2,lO HOO
''HJVi ..-.... ..'.............. 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

DlSSOLUrlON....The co-paInefship Of PULLI4M
ano SH ANN was dissolved on the ist Instant. 10.
Samuel G.. Swami isauthorsed to close tns bnsnsss Of
,he ia'e concsin; Robert NJ. Pnlliam WILL however
en MS assistance towards the settlement Of accounts
W ue Guy OF Richmond. ROBERT "a. PULLftM.
- SSNUEB q. SWAMI.
JSAMUtL g. SwANNre;ains tie house heretofore
ooCuPien ny tue late co"eetn Of Pnllia e Swami pro
poses TO do general COMMISSION BVstNggs and
lshoeIs HIS best services TO his feDds and The public
Kehefa'y, ior The transaction % any business which
hey may hereafter cOngde TO bis management.
Oeepnfl ~. a5..wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

Tie proprietor of the Eagle Hotel
AS been Induced, from the liberal patronage v hsh
lie has received from the members Of the State Ie
esiature, 10 AID an additional bnildng his eaalish
nent containing twenty pleasant rooms. They an. well
adaped Tor the accommodation of members being in
with new furniture Of the hes, quality. This addition
WIN enable MN TO accommodate forty Members part
W whom are now engaged. a separate table will be
PROVIDED, and the charges for board made moderate
nar,y applications will be duly attended To.
Richmond, Sept. Ia. as ,rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
L0nd IN pOncL0l0,t fOt. sale.

Ldnd az POwhdtdH for sale.
R'Ie subscriber wishes to dispose Of 800 Of
a LAND, lyiHg IN the upper eud Of the county Of
Pn"baia being part Of the ifact on which be re-
sides The greater Par Of the above land IN woods
aud some Of nTst rate tobacco land As no one, IL Is
presumed will purchase without 1rsi yewiHg it, ar.
ther description Is deemed unnecessary.
roaha,aa, Say -. s..W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02
For Rent for Fire gears, 300 Acres Primo
James Riper Bosf,,1

James River Bottom.
"A GREAT BARGAIN may nov he had IN the rent Of
that plantation, lying James River ia the coun.
y OF buckingham, belonging to the estate Of Col. John
SaDel deceased, wheTeon he formerly lived The plan
TALON IS III good order for cropping with good ncing
sho houses Of every description for I've reception Of
labiy anh bOnsjng Of crops, There will soon be
so"sl about 100 bushels Of wheat good time aud or
DER mere IS suciency Of good tobacco land 10 clear
WIN TIE Zee privilege 10 cut and clear the
IeheT may cbnse, VIZ he kiBE rom 40 10 80 hands.
Any person wishing can, by casi, application 10
the subscriber, living the pfesses be supplied with
as mach corn, fodder, straw, sc. viii poik, &c. as
they nay want on the place. They also have OK
carts with about 10 prime steers. will also sell all The
stock on the plantation sol every description (hofs,
exeepted) on an extensive credit. JAMES TUCKRK
October ~. ls. al.
NlOIiCB.-ihe subscribers have been apyoiidfa liIe
IN assignees Of y. r. lyheifon 4 Go. OF tbis civ.
AN persons Indebted TO the said hTn bedding tiIects
IN their bands belonging to w. hereby notified liar
they ae not 70 account 60 person foI the same ex
cept To the subscribers o. their authorized agents
JOHN ENDERs
49, HENRY CLARKE.
We hereby authorize and appoint coleman & U;ogL
(otk Of tbs cay, agents TO transact any bpsacss
feiduhg 70 Tue above JOHN ENDEKS,
NAV =. l7s.u HENitY CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

AND FOR SALE... In the lower end OF Pownaan
- county, adJoninsihe Buckingham road con us
io' acres. with good apple aud peach orchard and
u"ens mouse with two ro"ins aud several CUT houses
put very much out OF repair. great bargain NAV he
mao Dy any person who wishes purchase said land
py applying To AMES BRaNDER in the town Of Man
CHESTER, or TO ZACHaRIAH HALL, on the Iood.Js
Bridge road, IL miles above Manchester.
~. b. u the above land is not sold before the ISM
ddy q Decem6e7 neat. shall that day proceed 10
sen the SAID laud public sale. Terms made known
OH The day of sale, Oct 10 AZ g. y"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

Skook TAVERN. .1hc subscriber being de.Tons
70 ehanee MS occupation for one that he ihinkshc
"suidiike better, wi .her ss exchange for en,usky
,ands or lease the above tavern. IL situated at the
upper emu oi the Brook Turnpike six miles from Rich
mohu IN the forks OF the road which is The stage
ioau from Richmond To Fredericksburg aud he ,beI
tue mountain ROAD the buildings are a two story wood
so"se VIVA eight rooms aud passage Tor a Tavern
private house with four and all other ne
houses Tor such all establishment there is about
acres OF land attached TO The premises one
half which is cleared and in very good satr OF i'm
ptoseneht The situation is very healthy and alter good
"y person uesiTous 10 obia the above
'hay can on Tue subscriber, residing the premises
D-''prI W. NMhwe SAMUEL OWEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-11-02

4 CHANCERf....A At contt IL Quarterly Sessions .
continued and held for Louisa county, ca Wednt
The ltth day OF August, Isig--
Reuben Edwards, administrator of Johu Edwards
u'Osaseo'.'''.... .Psafztr,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
so Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber yes.
IN terday, q negro. named FREDE.
RICK. about 26 years old, 5 feet or 10
inches high, had on when he eloped bot.
tie green close bodied coat, velvet panta-
looms, black cashmere vest. fur hat about
half worn--took bundle cont: lining sum
dry articles of clothing Said Frederick
has a remarkable scar on his right thigh.
Ii is supposed he is lurking about Ale1an.
dria, for the purpose ofoh,aining passage
for the north. Whoever apprehends said
negro out of the state of Maryland, shall
receive the above reward, and all reason
able charges if brought home, or secured
I'M Jail, so that get him iftaken within
the state of Maryland thirty dollars, and
all reasonable charges If brought home to
the subscribers residence. in Charles CO.
about Z miles from Piscataway.
GEORGE DEMENT,.
The editors OF the National lnteIlieen-
Ger and Baltimore Federal Gazette will
please publish The Above for four weeks,
AMI forward their accounts to the editor Of
the Alexandria Gazette for payment.
June 2 d4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17

.,,., but thought il was the duty OF
.'' court TO compel, il necessary, their
- 4, 70 record what the jury had said. La
G -RI n SO, il is laid dowl, that the
~ eEec;ual aud legal verdict is the p~o-
G p. Jysriict, in which The jury openly de-
- H., 70 have found the issue for the pam
, ,:s ~ for the defendant; and if tor the
uuI ~ they assess the damages also sus-
lP":nad by the plaintiff in consequence OF the
~ on which the action IS brought. =
~ clerk certainly in the early periods OF
,Sn commonlaw as the pleadings were ore
, ' could have had no agency IN INFORM
;og the court Of what the jury had done by
way OF verdict.
5o not So the injurious consequences
...L;cb would flow from permitting the jury,
VIM" Inv one else Tor them, in THAR presence.
!" :, o oiic gses as in criminal, to address them
:clyps Immediately 20 the court. go.
Ib,re thus submitted my view OF inns
o,sa 10 vou-that it may not be believed,
from silence on my part, thai there was
mot the least foundation fora pro>ecu'lon--
that il may not he believed (or It least that
tb, rnSlic may have a fair opportunity. OF
indEipgl that have done that Tor Which
ibrrs was no adequate motiSe.-And tins
reasoning hope viii not he objected 10,
~ his honor mas relied upon the lnade4uacy
-; fba motive To show the innocence OF the
mo- ;strate.. believed | was doing tu-
~ which owed to my country and my
Client in bringing The transaction before
,be nrrer trihun,l. Cheerful, slA'nitted
To- IS decision. "he iuiec ot tGa >ureFIor
court, I ,opoosc. lii is 'u,y-n"r can |
finn TN. -,ate,uen, will be 'houeh imuro-
prf or offensive BY him, wheu II is consi-
Tered that silence on my part might ne con
= ,qled into an acknowiH lgment OF tue
cbsrge-that this was prosecution in't-
tuteA for no public purPos"; bit WIN 4
oni'g g. :" sr,iJIitr and If distressing With
ont cause, those who are entitled to the
pra s. of moderation and uurily
lime II Il. w. HEWITT,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Just Received
Lost or Misiaid,

A CHECK drawn by William Rhodes,
cashier Of the franklin Bank of Alex
aniria. on the New England Bank at Bos-
ton lated en- the 7th day of April, 1919,
in favor of George r. Gather, and BIZ him
endorsed. for one hundred and twenty six
3olars-the check was made payable TO ;.
81. Nevins & CO. AMI by them endorsed.
Whoever has found the same, will please
t. deliver !, to the subscriber, as it can be
Of no use to any one hnt the holder.
w. S. NICHOLS.
Georgetown, June SIS,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who has served up
n wards of four years in !, store, writes
a good hand and is well yersed in accounts,
wishes employment. He has no objection
to 20 to any OF the neighhoring 'pwns.--
The most Satisfactory reference will he gil
ven. A me addressed 10 II. L. AM lett at
this Office, will Immediately be atiendef,o.
Salary no object. tuthstf May Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Bottled Ale, Porter, Cider,
Wine. &c.

TNFlE subscriber, al his cellar on Royal
l. street, offers orsaie an extensive sup
ply Of
Philadelphia, porter, ale g. cider, IN bottles,
which being selected by himself will be
found Of superior quality.
also,
Best port, claret and Madeira wine. cd in
bottle, which BY the dozen will be sold OH
moderate terms.
Ind IN store, for sale,
Bristol porter bottles il hampers OF one
gross each
Velvet corks in bales of &c, coo each
Five, two, one and one half gallon dennis
Superfne table salt in baskets john
With general ami well selected assert
ment OF wines, spirits, teas, sugars. spices,
groceries, &c. WI. DUNLAP.
Jane tulhstM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Jersey Wagons. &c.


ri BLASDELL s. Go. have for sale at
l Y. their store in Christie's buildings,
Fairfax-st, opposite n. Hingslon's china
store, a large assortment OF
Jersey baggoRs
and Carrioles of superior qualify. Also
five hundred chairs of their own mdnufac-
ture trunks; tables work and candle.
stands; one elegant sideboard for 80; one
second hand do {; a hasdsome assortment OF
bgh post, field. and common bed steads,
and 5000 feet New England pine plank.
They tender their grateful acknow'etg-
nlen.s for the liberal encouragement they
have received from the public in their hair
manufacturing business and hope by their
punctuality TO merit continuance OF pat
ronage. tuths3w jane 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Whiskey.
twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY on the fist day OF the
4 4 month, =. mulatte m9n named HEN
RY, commonly called Henry johnson -
he is lame in us right ANGLE, in consequence
of fall from horse, and is 'houl five feet
seven or eight niche high. He vas hired
to me by Mr.. West Ashton, with whom he
lived for many years; has been in my en-
pluyment several months as house SER
vsGt, and formerly lived with Mr.. Ran
doIph Mott as waiter, and Mr.. Thompson
as hack driver.
The above reward will be given for his
apprehension and confinement in jail, so
that get hun again. and reasonable char
geS if brought home, on application 10
West Ashton, or the subscriber
n. HERBERT.
June 70 dlwS.suthtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Boiling Cloths

THE subscriber has OF hand (and in
4 tends keeping an assortment OF bolt
ing cloths of very superior quality, which
will be sold low by the piece OF otherwise
A liberal discount will be made to those
who purchase 10 sell again:
JONATHAN JANNEY.
9TH mo 4 tuths3mo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Lost.

NEur about the 18th ultimo, Gold
u Wqtcb Chu.a, TAO ScGis and n Te";
the -rt,a 5rlkei, an3tiad with a six string
one O.. the seals '+rge oval, thu ,her
a srnli and plain one-a square gold key
vii line initials }. Y. A liJeral compen-
saton will be allowed the finder 10y leay-
ing them at this Office, or with the suhscri
Der
HERyEY SUMMERS,
June IL st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Henry p. Whitncy,
TAILOR.

Corner Of Prince and FGirfdr street,
- ESPECTFCLLI acquaiuts his Gus
M toners and the citizens in general,
that he hes just received small, but well
assorted stock of seasonable goods, all OF
which he will sell low tor cash.
All kinds of ready made clothing con-
stantly on hand, and az kinds of c1othing
made at the shortest notice, to any size or
pattern, AMI Fyanknn hguX paper re iyet
at par. for any description of clothing, al
the lowest prices. stuthSw 1lay =s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Flour Business.

THE Subscribers respectfully info'm
L. their friends an the public, that they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will be transacted under the firm
of ASHBY s. STRIBLlNG.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
of King, street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive -four on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they will sell at a small profit for
cash. TURNER ASHBY,
MAGNUS Il. STRIBLING.
June Is
The editors of the Winchester Gazette,
(Charlestown paper Woodstock Herald,
Leesburg Washingtonian, md Palladium,
at Warrenton, will please publishthe above
six weeks, and forward their accounts to
this office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
OtlCe.
n Office.

W7ILLIAM FOWLE has taken into
w coparlnership Mr.. HENRY DAN
GERFIELD and the business oil the late
firm of LAWRASON g. FOWLE will
hereafter be onlucted under that of
WILLIAM FOWLE & Co.
i,tpa IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Sale at Auction.

On SATURDAY next, at 9 \. M.
ATILL be offered al public sale, at the
w corner OF King and Washington
streets, choice assortment of
Wines. Liquors & Groceries.
being the entire stock in trade Of John H.
Crease-consisting of l. p Madeira wine,
&c par. IF ii cery old in pipes, halfpipes,
an quur,nr casks: Old port, Sicily, Ma
de,rl, sherry. Lisbon, Tener'ffa and Ma
lag1 vines oil spirit Holland gin : cog
mac brandy; old whiskev; Jamaica, An
tigua an " England rum in hhds. tea
in chests; sugar in hbds and bbls. mo-
lasses in do; coffee in bags and barrels
English cheese in lead very fne) Eh9lish
mustard; spermaceti and mould can'les
pepper; aIlspice fish; salt, SC. &c.
These goods are of The hest quality, and
will be SOL to the highest bidder. upon
terms winch will be made known at the
time Of sale.
By Ter f the trustee
JOHN JACKSON {. Co. auct's.
June II dts
The National Inteligencer will insert
the above till the day ofsaie.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber living
q . in King Georges county Va. on Mon
day The 22nd March, yellow man named
JAMES, about 90 years of age, his lore
teeth wide apart, and cannot sneak very
quick-had on Virginia cloth clothes and
carried off shaggy great coat, he has ia
ther named Peter Hall, who lives with the
widow Morgan. at Oak Hill, Fauquier Co
AMI his grandfeher, Old frederick Hall, is
s,pnrsed to be living al Mr.. Terre't'> near
Aax4nlria, an il is likely he may be Turk
lug bout there. will give the above re-
ward tor experimenting and securing said
fellow 50 that get aim gain, and reasona-
be charges il, brought nome.
}. Fl. W WASHINGTON.
Masters of vessels and others are fore
warned against harboring or carrying of
SAID fellow If Iune II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Found.

10y a small Girl, paraso' and handker-
e. chief. The owner can have them by
paving for this advertisement. Apply at
Ills Office June 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Public Sale.

'
I NDER the authority of deed oftrust
- from Abiel Hoihrook, to secure aebt
due to VIM. S. Moore the subscriber will
offer at pubic sale, on the : r, misses, at 5
O'Clock, p. N. on FRIDAY the % July.
for cash, a lot OF Iant, near the tow, OF
AIexandria, BEGINNING on the east Sir, Of
the Washington Turnpike road, in or near
the southern boundary of the land formerly
Penihima Dade's. and eXtencing u rth-
wardy Oh said road thirty tree md an
halt poles, containing Bine acres wenty-
two poles AM one other lot on tie west
side OF Washingtou->trrei extendec I'D
on the north side Of the second street 10
be laid off Forth trm Montgomery sect,
acc0rdin 10 the plan Of the town. 90 .au-
ing one acre and one fourth
june II thstu,i2 Il. |. TAHOE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
For. Sale.

six shares of the Columbian Factory
y Stock. 70 an individual who has mo-
ney TO invest IN stock. perhaps there is
none at lhi, tine th-t offers so tair pros
p,ct lorproft as he cotton spinning, as the
raw material can he bad at bite more
than halt of whit it could two wears past.
The extreme pressure is the only induce
Ment to sell, Enquire Of the printer.
iune rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-06-17
Claret Wine.

| FEW casks ofexceilent claret, which
Z y to close sales, will be sold very low
it applied Tor Immediately. 1t will cost
about twenty cents bottle, and is consi-
errd equal to That selling in taverns ge-
neraily at two dollars
June 2 LINDSAY & HILL.
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