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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Henry p. whitney.

Corner of Prince 8. Fairtdr- streets,
y ESPECTFULLY acquaints his custo.
4 L mers and the public in general, that he
has just received well assorted stock of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
A Card.

wv D. SIMMS returns his sincere and
W.. grateful thanks TO bis fellow citizens
for the very extraordinary interest recently
manifested by them in his behalf. and res
pecuully informs them that il is bis intention
Immediately to resume the practice OF
L.W 8 CO.NVEFdNCIsNG.
His long experience in the custom house has
made him perfectly acquainted with the Prac--
tice, in cases arising under the maritime and
revenue laws, and for the convenience OF
those concerned in shipping, he has opened
an Office near the water, above the city anc-
ton rooms, and directly opposite the Union
bank, where he will always be prepared 10
furnish and fill up all the blanks required ny
the merchant, owner or master of vessel, IN
the transaction of their business at the Gus.
tom house. If nov 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
A TANNERY.

lying on the south side of Duke street, near
the Stone Bridge, partly in the county Of
alexandria, d. c. and part in the county Of
Fairfax, Va. This property is now in the
possession otD. Dougherly, and is said 20 be-
very valuable stand for the tanning bust
ness, The terms will be made known at the
time and place of sale. ~
PHINEAS JANNEY, Trustee. !
llth mo. lIlh dt1,hn
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REITRE.MENT.
Public Sale.

10y virtue Of a deed of trust, from Daniel
- M.Pherson and wife and Elisha Talbot
and wife to me, under date lllh of Nav.
1916, tor the purposes therein mentioned.
shall otter tor sale, at public auction, on the
premises; on the 4th day of December, at
10 o'clock 10 the morning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24

more Of the sOOty ingredient. and car
rcd on its surface, as it flowed through
tbe streets, dense foam resembling
Soap-suds.
We have been informed that many
pcrsons crossed to the other side of the
river. expecting the accomplishment of
a traditional prediction the Island of
Montreal is to be swallowed up by an
earthquake. For the truth of this in
formation, however, We will not Touch.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
SALES AT AUCTION
THIS DAY.

ON WEDNESDAY next, Nov. "a, az
I O'Clock. will he sold at public suct
the following articles, being part OF the
sonal properly of John G. Laid, Esq.
ceased, VIZ
S6Oo bushels Isle of May salt
8 tons fustic, boxes wlndor yls
500 reams writing paper
q boxes mould candies
III or. casks Malaga wine
| pipe vine ~
300 lbs chalk, 50 hanospikes
10 covered tubs, boxes tn
26 empty casks, lot OF corkwood
Patent balances, scales and weigIl
10 bales d box. German good
Consisting Of
4 bales brown rolls
bale Munster linen
] do hempen ticklenburgs
4 bales Hessian
3 boxes white haxen Osnaburgs
| box white rolls
do looking glasses
q pieces dowlass,
Also,
fA One half of the brig ECONOM]
49, burtben 1873 tons, about years q
with all her appurtenances, as she now ZIG
She is very burihensome and substantI
vessel, and can be fitted to perform a
voyage with trllling expence. Terms 8
6 months, approved endorsements. Sale
commence at John II Laid g. Co.'S. wharf
SARAH LADD, Executrix Of J. G. Lad
JOHN H. LADD, Executor deceased.
S. A. MAkSTELLER, Auct'r.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
For Freight,

John III. Ladd s. Go.
OFFER for sale the cargo of the brig Ar
" gus, from Providence, viz
$500 bushels ground alum salt
20 hhds. n. f. rum
ii chests SO boxes young Tyson tea
Also the cargo of schr Gold Hunter,
5000 bushels ground alum salt.
Also The cargo of schr Mary,
1O2 tons plaster
40 bbls No. l& mackerel.
For Freight,
,.ASN The superior brig ARGUS, Perry
49, Bowens, master, burthen 1900 bbls.
and will be ready TO load on Saturday next.
One half the quantity will be taken 10 any
market that may be approved.
For Newburyport,
~kM The schr. MARY, BENZ. Small, Jr.
.YsS$&s master, burthep $50 barrels. She is
an excellent vessel and will be ready in three
days. Freight OF 200 bhIs ls wanted.
Also, for Boston,
,khS, The schr. GOLD HUNTER, Jo-
tA8Ss nathan IIawes, master, burihen 1900
barrels. She is substantial vessel, and
will be ready to load in few days.
Apply to JOHN II. LADD q co.
nov 10
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IAN THE GAZETTE An
N'h< MARINE JOURNAL. Sa!

fOGTOF .iLEX.4NDR RIA. .NopemJer %.
ARRIVED.
Schr Ado0iS, Boxer. days from Balti-
move, with merchandise to suudryspeIsous
0. thC district.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
t'urs & Peitries.

WILL be sold, q at public auction, d
w Monday the 18th OF December ne9
at ii o clock. a. NJ. al the warehouse OF u
superintendent of Indian Trade, in George
town, the following parcels of fufs and PEI
tries the former received principally, frol
the U. S. factories al fort Usage, on the Nil
souri,, and Prairie du Chen on the Upps
Mississippi
90 GOO lbs Deer Sims nrincina Il " Mia YER
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24

Sciir Adonis, Thornd,ke, at Boston, 10Th
ms. up tor this port.
Nchr. Park, Smith, cleared at n. York,
Sot' INST for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority of deed made ID
~ the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote andy
Benjamin NJ Brooke, acting as commis-
sioners unde. an act of the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, passed on the 2lst day OIL
February, 1918, entitled, g an act authoris-I
ing the sale of certain lands belonging 10 heI
heirs of the late Walter D Brooke" andI
which said deed was in trust, among o,herF
things, TO secure to the said commissioners
| aud to the persons entitled TO receive ihet
same from the purchasers under said deed,
the sum of 385 dollars, to be paid on the 9Th
day of September, 1919, will he sold at,
public auction, Cor cash. at IL o'clock, ON
Saturday, the 4th day OF December next, On
the premises, one undivided fourth part Of
that portion Of certain tract OF land, situate
in the county OF Fairfax and state of Virginia.
commonly called
RETIREMENT,
which Ann Brooke holds as dover, in her
deceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about 351 acres, will be
sold, subject to the life estate o. the said WI
dow, Ann Brooke.
s sx 4; ssAA 6SEEl Trustees. /.
november2 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24

A credit three months will be given 70,
all purchases exceeding GOO dollars, Oh ap
proved endorsed notes.
THOMAS l.. NJ KINNEY, S. /. T.
november l9 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-24

pool GU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
TIE MRIriAn MOCK

few days ago published an account Of iIe writ
ing Rock, so called, III Taunton river The following
remarks are copied from the Aurora -
40 some of our readers may he eurious 10 tnn some
mug dnnt tbis WScrpHoH' more plain than whaI is
gwen IN Tue casters papers, we give the following ex.
plantations.
on the IAN September, 1868. messrs s. scvan.
lbOHiss iianfoTth, VIM. Ezylies, Seth Williams and
David Cobb. dIsoOversdo huge reck Oh The u,9roin
Of the sea, at tlon, in Massachusetts an usctptiou
w ..ia"ge characters Th's inscription bad breu
S"hJf't of conin"n cOnvertdiion for more than thy
years, but was considered as some rude ynTL I'd m.
Indians who had inhabited that qnaiter. These Cit
zens made a copy 6fthe inscription aud roprs ere
multiplied and sent To many learned men and learned
bodies, in different pats Of Erfope
Many attempts have hern made to dccyplIs IL fbe
characters are partly 1ighabeficot panty hicg,0yiy6
iFdi We have very accurate copv Of lpfo,e as
aud have read several attempts at nterprcation and
GcrVpheTig. he letters ave oirutal uarakiur II te
cbaracttistie forms 81 the yaascri{ ana The YrllcE
ard W'ii''H on right IN icft hut TIE story fnr II az
pears t. he iistor cal scrd begins on The lcG aud
rroc@'d' to ibe right. ihrir hyipa apparently hres
acts rerrns 10 TIE past, tic nfescHt aud fs fu
'"d tRmyint whence ihe authors OF The inscription
eahr iber rainier, aud intercourse with the natives
aud their intention Ia feufn whence they came MS
not possible 10 describe it bout drawing, butthe
apparent subject is that The iuTcTiptiou was intended
t. scpTs the arrival AZ that place ola number ofpcr
sons, BY sea from the eastward Who landing paid
their Hrst deVoous 10 the divinity oil me contry fou
whence they came that is Ioodb or tue Kenus Of fe
cundily also symbol Of 1inefya aud Isle. The head
OF hawk indicates infinite wisdom, aud also tie north
VIM, winch conducted them to the spot-there are
some other ugnres aud letters which admit ofinasy
interpIrtstI'rs
lhe secOpi scene winch ~ IN tie then present, is
more difnsive, aud The dgurcs dispersed thene is
vessel with It's mast n4gs and long fudGer as in The
oriental vessels ~ this day there pgnfe Of horse
which IS the well known symbol Of Carthage. There is
human figure, or bust, the breast uf which IS
rRinLNT, erihleinac of Neptune and also NJ tie nr
enial trinity Of tie good aud evil of the fnediatory pow
eTs the same ~ ViCbenou, Sieh, aud Bfama. Whicb
mideT one o. another name have been found ia the
religions Of alt nations
The subject generally appears 10 he intended to com
metrOrae the arrival Of Peorie there from the ocean
aud TIE east aud who having had iptercooTe With the
ud'tgs, bad frsOlyedts return. aud had thus ON
that Tock commemorate the event the chafAciers
Indicate an erigniai origin but whether from PhUri
c' VI Cartilage esee here, no, sscetsHable lhsp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
One Hundred Dollars Regard

IN0R securing in any iail i'm the state of virssia The
l. four following negro men. fs' $40
he last year in Lynchbnrg beug veIi h1or IN ,t
place. " -'
SaMPSoN-A thick stou, fellow with hi, risbt 90,
injured.
, osBokSE-A tall slim negro, .ith b!emish in his
- VI, 'e'ep tuePoPe,S on iayioT Of Richmond,
,nt, ,"e' ""fe wives anu wiz ikeiy go.
1870 common feho", iateiy belonging TO MI
49, $50 y, nioucese' "heTe lie mas wiie.--Be
', ~ s'a eI''p HtH' ceat, WIN aisPpe1-hs they
1919, pi'. ,'to"t tht hght they went away, II is I'M
@ s row hey may De cothed.-Ihe last three left
r;nc,,,i. ~ a., i y, 'S,u"'1 aoout sit miesfon
, he a., 'T n - ~ Lyhcno"Ip. ~ Inc apoveIew
for sjtbrT Inv " - pnnjy ,ne , foe DotldrS
Near Libefty Bedford en- March Ia ina =
,--,,-- - -----------.---
noLLAhS REWARD. kaDsway from oil
noao ipe sioop hlieknTee, az Norfolk. the night
o',n' ." Instant iHhEE NEGRO MEM
one OF tnem named JOSHUA, fron IS 10 so years
p;u, Oh yellow compicxon, I'VE feet i've inches high
ns yesIstseT rel ana his hair grows rather high on
Ioiencdn "aSpnrcbased ofMr. Thomas sands, VINO
"'ts w OF near ilIamshuTg.
eonpehon I'VE ie.i SIX inches nigh his teeth rstheI
W to"' mas large heard aud whisserS; was puT-
~" o. ~ yon" bafTei, whov III King William,
r RI . "', ~ , ."toIneu'l
"'ne one hahca Presley, about n years old, of
hi W SaIa brown complexion, i've feet one inch
h,s h..t h "as Que OF TWO sears on one side Of
W'lcn I'VE NAV Try TO conceal by onInbing his
lie had on when e e , n1 avs scar on one OF ms cheeks
cape OF brown cloth his ofh,, cioitng no, nr,inIa
TseoiIected-lIe vas purchased of Charles H. micbe1
Of Richmond, but was owned by a MI Mitchell ~
Lynchburg al will give the above rsvard TO- aJ,s
three, or Trcnty Dollars for earh of thea IL d.,iv
cred TO me iD the city OF Richmond mr. hal, ,i, ."
IL secured in Jail go that get them mas
tiers Of vessels are forewarned from carrying on The
above described slaves, under the penalty Of the law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
fFrom tie Nsr fOrE Daiky 4dyerti,er. !
WHITE CHII.nRIN

T. L IN
IN me catalogue of crimes, there is none
az when nature more revots, nuue more pro-
dnctive OF misery aud anguish 10 those who
are the sufferers, than The crime of kidnapginy
'hl'dFeh' mere cas- scarcely be any adp-
qudte punishment devised for the wretches
guilty OF VI. The unfeeilng monster, who from
SoraIh motives, could rob a mother Of her in
nocent ciIIih, at that period of life when il de-
nands her utmost care, must he "A demon
+1hd we're u not that we have the following
nhifdliVe Oi facts from one of the parents Of
four jlldrcn who were deceived away from
tne fhfk Yesterday lOI enoOn by wonian. we
Should scarcely give credit 10 tie tale, THREE
OF ih" children were daughter, of Mr.. Daniel
bDbe'', JT.; iiie o'sPStG and the Youngest
years old. While At piay ~ the PARK ihev
were approached by' this female fiend aud
coaAed TO accompany her IN yak ont of
'oMb' nhder ne promise TO bay them cakes
hud plhns The poor children, un4u<uicious
oI ntr designs, went with her into field in the
neignhOrltood of Fort Gsnzevoort, a little
ABOVE tue stale Prison, az Greenwich. Here
size lett The three oldest girls under tree. and
loon lhe youngest with her, under the pre-
tencc That she was going 10 bay some cakes
Tor them. AtieT remaining IN the Geld some
time, aud finding HAT their sister did not re-
urn. they became alarmed. aud by their
cries attracted tie attention Of two washer
women, WHO were passing near, with : basket
OF clothes, on their way 10 Town, who took
them under their protection aud conducted
tHem 10 lhrIr Homes late in the afternoon 49,
oedrch was uhuediaieIy set on foot for tI,e
wipirh, Who had made Oh with The youuOesf
ch'it DHt not trace could be discovered or
d"Crd hrard vt her, until shout dask la>t
evening, WheG tie little girl Was found In tIe
SUtct near me Bear market, stripped of her
nav htad'. aud every thing she had on tI,at
war valuable. Ilfe cliId was recoouilad h,
its sisuhtdihCr, Mr.. DHmci I. Rbbets. who re-
SIDES ~ ihft urlgiIbOrhOod, and immedist..,y
feSlSfe1t IL vs. distracted mOthcT. ia ISank ftrt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
THE sgxEs.

Tue following comparison is ftsm a poem entiued
woman, written by Mr.. Barrett. the author OF the
celebrated burlesque romance, F" The Heroine"
To Woman. whose hest hooks are human hearts,
Wise Hraven genius less profound iuparts.
Hs awful, hers 10 lovely has shonid tell
Flow thunderbolts, and hers how roses, fell.
Her rapid mind decides While his debates
She feeisa truth. that he bat calculates.
tie, provid~nt, asetts approaching i'll
She snatches pteseN good with ready skill
That active perseverance his, which gains
That hers, that passive patience which sustains.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

Land near tie BrOok Jmnpike, for safe.
IN pursuance u the last will and tesa,r.n, NJ mr.
Jobn Wiltainson, dec.--Ore hundred and nineteen
acres OF LAND VIII be sold to tbe highest bidder i'm
front o. The Eagle Hotel IN this city at ~ O'Clock on
Ibe2 2th 9dg ~ this month. for bond with approved
St.u!ty anu Oeed OF trust TO secure the payment.
AboW twOtbrds Of this land is in woods 4, adio;,.
ihe lands OF VIM Moucufe, Richard Edwards and vii
sou STegoiy-andlies wbia about miles ri This city
WIN. Is. PRICE Et'or
Of JohH UtfIamsO0, dec.
IT Tlie sale will be conducted Ivy Heron siu,on H.
wiz he allowed the purchaser.
May ~. t,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

4 AND FOX BANK SrOCR.-J irish 10 stY a frgrt
~ fo"d Tying ia CamybrI county, 20 miles from
LyHrhbHTg,s miles frOm C0WpbeH conrfh0n4c, and
1DoHt mites trou @aRDsoD YjUer. This tract is
ooT"o"V ca"ed me" Locust Tbcket "-e0Hfdins by
,cccHt sHrEcy 1896 acres lying as ,reH as ann Iyf
Di re c0""fy.-6boM inO dcTs5 hare 6eSH cke0rcd
me bStdnte " roEeyTd rim rdLNabie fimber mr.
no" 81 u rs co0d feb0ccs i0Ha, 1Hd me Hhois rel
adGPked 10 .tHymi1g-h is ueH naIoTed anu me
neighborIood Is good' Mock ~ the BoRk Of ne Ini
Of piygini0, wouh he taken in paVueDf or 1eeog,o
'ati'ig Time giOfH ~ The purchase money. mr. Johs
The lGnd. UJL'LIdU n; pPS11 s-yl,n -"
Richmond, my IL. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

A gallant officer of the American navy I'M
on visiting the state Prison of Massachusetts
with friend, observed he should have no OH
lection to such a crew as conld be formed of
and you would have this certain ady,n
tage. that they are all trifd men,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

NOiiCE....T be snbscfibet atone Is auiboIir,d 10
receive the outstanding debts due the late con.
cern Of LYLE, SCorr X SAUNDERS, hawks ben an.
teteofby the superior cOutt
Tor the Richmond disrit IL is expected that ali pst
SOILS indebted t. the said will make inins5i
ae payment, az lsnger Indulgence ssnnnt be SDnfded
Dee's' I@''d SANGkA TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

"A GEORGIA FLANrER-Wishes TO purchase FIF.
Tf MIG ROEB, i'll families, for his own use
Tie may be found at The Washington Tavern.
May7. ny w,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25
. BYNCffBURG MA kbLFs

THE subscrbeTsb having put their MsrJie MilE In one.
ration. are prepared to execute with skill and dis.
patch, orders for chimney. mantles beartbs siea,,
commissioner &c. &c. The mill SITUATED ON tHe
bsnk OF James river orders therefore from Richmond
freight r W
This IL is believed is the first and only establishment
OF Tue kins ~ virginia and ashe citizens have now
az opportunity offrnisbng the niseiyes with tb,se
in' mud ornamental articles of quality the
t"h oitheH own STATE the pfOpTirOTs cannot hut in
cuige hope that they will msei liberal announcement
RS. QaarTier who eau come veil recommended,
willreseiye liberal wages.
Lynchbnrg. Sent. A., -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

THIRTY DOLLARS REwARD-wili he given al
sPprehendng and securing IN jail, so thai g,t
him again, negro man GEORGE, Who Ianawa, from
my residence IN GoochlaDd 2sih March last He is
very ikeiy black fellow, strong made, about II ~
years old, aud feet or inches high. He carried
away WIN him blue cloth Sunday coat, together with
ms working clothes. George nearly all of ast
year, employed in the negbbofboed of Cuckoo.
L0nsa as dicher, and was about two weeks ago ia.
Ken out OF staunton jail. Being very crafty fellow
should he be 2ppTehended aud well secured he viii
make ms escape. THO: MILLER.
La Vailer, (Goochiand) March 20.
n. X. George was again, about a week ago, taken
out ct stanton jail, aud made his escape about 20
miles this side Of Staunon, in the neighboIbood of
winch place he IS probably lurking. y. 81
April 1G. IiI.u
IT The Editor Qffke &annfoa ObSerUer uiik yIease
i0fertthe 0bore three times, and fo,trard his 1c-
count TOR payment 10 the subscriber, Hting Veur
GOOchkaHd courthouse. THO. JgIILER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARlD.-Ranaway from The
service of lh"lnas Fowler, ;ibout IL months ago
negro man naned DAVY, belonging to the estate Of
WIN. Salmon, dec. Gle is about 20 years old dark
complexion, and about middle stature. His mother
belongs TO Mrs. Bernard, residing in Lynchbu.e
HneIe is probable he may be found, he has shown
disposition to go on the river as a boatman...Thr
move reward will he given II delivered to me- 20
IL secured in any jail SO that get him again.
JOHN LEWIS, Guardian
for tie orphans Of Nm yatmon dec.
Goo,hianh, ApTii23. ia ia,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

pursuance oi II deed vi Trust executed by John M
Gregory TO EcwaTd Major dec TO secure and SATISFY
the sum OF money therein meniioned-tbis is 10 give
ho,se that on Wednfsd9y, The OH day Of June next
sha' pToceedt 10 sell for ready money, 10 the highest
hiuntf, on the premises, certain tract parce!
LAND, lying IN the county Of James City, containing
" estinaon 730 acres and called aud kne WI ID the
name OF JoDtbdrdy. This tract Of land is not remote
rom ChickahoniiEy river and Is in good neghbot-
hood. HENRY FINCH Trus,.. o.
May7~ It;r1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-05-25

10 statement Of the baasce. of cash in ,,e b,s I'D.
,, DAMN Oh account Of the different branches of
453,7ss. "a'N"ee'
~ similar statement Of the balances in the hand,
ni IN. bank belonging TO the different department.. ef
tne government. (posmaster generals excepted :; in
eunne the balances OF the accountant general Of the
court "t chancery. Average amount 81 157 67s
in Hand. k.c7 ,2o5
10. Account Of unclaimed dividends and lottery nri
ger. Areiaee amount not advanced by government in
pursuance OF acts OF parliament but remaining in The
bands ~ the Bank. T766e52. " -
u. Account Of ali public balance. NOT n,,,i.,,,,,
fi5r, 622. "se'.ea'e amt
IS An account Of allowances nv the pubI;c 10 n.
hank Total annual amount. 60 500 SIS Sd
10. s.aIs -. advances by the bank to government oil
ties A, tss .s e@ 1"r isis 1s,s and all ohsI seenr
at s,li January, 1919. FL ,sei 9s. lid.
I'm. aseonnts exclusive of all Excheaner Bill, and
I,sh Treasury Bills. purchased by the bank whether
scVtrhsed TO he paid of or not.
From the Nsw Hampshire Patrlofl
feHote fortdis. be careful Re careful thi, wear
OF pIHE! have noticed from my tenth to my seven
oay's great property is consumed by ORES.
LEVI HADLocK.
The following is the supeseription Of letter lodged
IN .hs post once, in New York, from IreIand:-
, Mr. John Mac Cary, Cary New Yo,k, care Of
nr. Edward Nichoi Gentleman city Of New York Anne.
Ica or 10 Mr. James Mac Cary Boot Maker C. city Of
rSe~york Americaor TO the care Of James Mac inosh
TO he gwen unto Mr. John Mac Cary living
with Mr. Edward Nicoll genm, city of New York Anne
RIGA. Newyork."
Caierpiars are very this season. IL is hon.
ca 'nst the farmers, aud particularly those who are
members OF the Worcester County Agricultural Socety
WIN not incur the disgrace and loss Of having their
s.teh up oy such Vermin, when IL can be easily
prevented. correspondent assures us that ,sIted
HesS jar applied to the nest in the evening" by meaas
dy tII;orcsst.,. r. ~
Last Winter during one of the severe frosts
gentleman swore roundly at the Gather /; on
which his wife reproved him and adyised hin,
10 leave on swearing, saying it was a very bad
nabit very true my dear, answered the
husband but at present il IL too cold to think
OF parting with any habit be il ever SO bad
A gallant othccr of the American navy nm
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Valuable ,Pr0pertu for sale.

WE subscriber will sell on accom- odatine term.
tract OF LAND, containing I02! acres commonir
kno"n by the name of Citan's Oil Tareyn kin. il,
me county oi Cumberland, the sage road leading
rom Richmond to LynchbuTg, one mile from
SaIters'iiie and now in the occupancy OF Mr. Peter
shation. In addition 10 the tavern house WHICH 10
spacious and Ioony, and every other convenience t
suep an estaoshment there an excellent peach and
apple orchard, Of choice collection n ia brj.yad
there Is not better stand ~ the upper country for
Ia'erh.... For terms, apply to Mr. WIN. Bondnrap,
at the Muddy Greek Mills, or to the Subscriber
fInVahna. may q. III. .w4W. JOHN WARE.
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Wanchester Property for sale.

HE subscriber intending To reside in the county Of
PowhataD, offers for sale bis property IN Mancies.
Ihere are I'VE and three quarter acres Of G, ouud
VIZ" cou'Hiooious buildings, and valuable garden.
credit OF five years will be given ,ay,n,ui h.ipo "a
tsiAetorhy secured The Furniture will be sold with
OF "ltnoht The house-Inmediate possession will be
eIah'co''.. Apply TO Mr. Hancock Lee, in Manchester
VI u, 10 tns subscriber, in POwhatan. COLIN McRAE.
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DIR. T.. WILCOX

DIR. l.. WILCOX.
HAS settled at Hanover Town, ard offers his ,.rvi
ces 10 the phbiic IN the SaTiegs branches Of his
profession and may be consulted AT Dr. Curt,' resi-
oSHCe. NAY Il. If