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ARRIVAL OF THE BALLOON.

august 5.-I'he friends OF Mr. Guile,
The hrronaut, will be gratified 10 learn,
that his Balloon reached the city about
sunrise this morning. Ii was found, by
Mr.. Carr, yesterday morning at sunrise,
floating IN bay, on the south side OF
Long island, about 30 miles from the city.
When ilrsi dlscoy cred, II exhibited a
lrcmuious motion, occasiomed no doubt
bS The force OF Tie wind and Mr.. Carr,
mis'akIng Tie cause of the motion, sup
posed II To be some huge sea monster,
which had tied from the ocean, and wall
dered inio the bay. He therefore, re-
manned al respectful distance, watching
lis movements with no small degree OF
ireplta'ion and solicilude, until il had
reac he'd the shore, and by The aid OF the
wind, had seated itself TRANQUILITY upon
HE margin OF salt meadow. He then
approached with slow and fearful Steps !;
and having at length distinctly discovered
tie strong coarse netting with which il
was covered, his alarm subsidized, and
some description which he had either
read or heard, recurring 10 his recoIlec-
ton, lie at once pronounced il a Balloon.
But, by whom il had been manufacturers.
or from what country il had been DIES
patcted.'he could form no conjecture, un-
I'll, by The aid of lis knife, he had dis
charged lis contents, and brought within
his reach The polite card which had been
attached 10 ilby the hands of lis owner.
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WESTEKN MAILS

IL is stated that an agent from the General
Post Office Is now on hi wax to Illinois, 10 10.
stationed al or near Shawaueeiown, ~ ecially
10 snPerinttnd the transportation OF the mails
~esto Cincinnati and Lexington aud north of
Nashville aud so report all delinquent Con-
tractors aud Il. Masters
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ONTARIO BANk

The directors of this institution, feel it
"a duly they owe 10 The public, to stale,
that owing to the scarcity Of money in
the country, and the difficulty of collect
lug their debts without exposing their
customers torulnous sacrifices, they have
been unable 10 redeem all their paper
winch, from causes unnecessary here 10
detail, las of late presented itself TO an
unexpected amount, al their counter
They have, however, great satisfaction in
the conviction, that this state of things is
only temporary, and that the situation Of
The banks such, as 10 pm, beyond all
question their ability eventually, and as
they hope al no distant period, Ia meet,
puhcinaIly, every demand that can be
made upon IT,
In tho mean time they beg leave 10 eau
hon the bollers OF The paper Of tbs bank
against submitting 10 any sacrifice, under
he idea OF lis redemption being doubt
tul. By order nj the directors,
\. GORHAM, President.
Canandaigua. July % 1910
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American Stale PaperS.-In u Vols. o0o.
heUbLlstED under the patronage OF CongIess.-The
SUBSCRIBERS 10 this ipurlant work in the state OF
Virginia, are Informed it sill be delivered ia the
eSpecVe counties ih The o"uSe OF The present
he publisher induges the Love tba. the same Iib.
TAI motives which induced The very patronage
winch th's work has received Virginia will prompt
tne individual Subscribers 10 afford every facility in
'hef power TO the ready collection The amount due
on each subscription. THOMAS b. wAIr
Best,n, August 10. yJvam
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TIE CROPS.

PETERSBURG, August Co.. Our imforma-
ton from different parts of the country
as regards The crops is rather unSaiiStac-
tory. We have had letters aud verbal ac-
counts from various parts OF North Ca
ioiiha, as we'll as our own state. = Willie In
some places, the prospect of abundant crops
Is spoken of; I'm others, they complain OF
long continued * almost unparalleled drought.
which WAS destroying every thing. In our
own immediate vicinity, the fields have fine
appearance; and in many places, the growth
OF Corn exceeds any remember to have
seen heretofore. We have reason to believe
upon The whole, that the average crop in Vir-
gimia and North Carolina Viii lie little if ANY
shUit OF former years. inteHigeRcer.
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ImpOTtant to Ei,te1plisino. C0Dj10IIe1T

IMP0'fant to Eate'pliSing' CaDitdhsts.
I hi""L ,otM ~ SePtembeT neIt, We will sell 20 the
.I, u,susst plader, either the while, OF any part to
80 pu S"dSe's OF ouf property 10 the town of Dauril,
rs.i,an'a county, Virginia. II consists of The mn.
s%s,. SteH nWsned' capaoons enough to hold The
se" part o' the water IN this hdvigabie river ,b,tv
acres OF rich low GROUND adjoining the canal one IN ri
o "nch viii ne laid M into for waller works orali
descriptions from the rolling and Sitting MN dov no
tnc turner's idhe None OF these sizes will bavs les,
ih-h SNtee te,I FOR head aud tail t,iI aso ,ne no.
uiactuTIng mil with two pair of bus, ston,s ai a
thhsrl complete: sfist mill for couptr, vsrk
par st"Ges three saw mills nf winch are in cor,nI
olusf snd operation, the other aese Ins stand "a,
e"Ou sue OF ihe south END of the Dan river bridgs
Whei' u enters The main s,Ieet. Same Louses and a.
va lusi'an sheet aud D!y separated ina par frop me
Cahai ny The street When the Roanoke Navio.tio,,
"PH"' hn"ds The locks and forms The BASIN vbiy4
tel are 10 do for the Tue water tor The oir,ose
f,n,l ''o" atote part ct this ground will have ,RD
no"'s, !" AtIeet and wafer frout. Also one hundred
a" ei!nly acres OF pretty good iimberrd land one mile
nom town. " "' '"S "''S
10 strangers may We necessary TO say few oort.
an"" Tue situation OF tins town. Dapvt,I. i, s-s.d on
'"e 'shl, or s+nih bank al the river ban IN "a 80
MN. north, OF e~nIle slope commencng n, me 80
" eN'ehalhg bach about three quarters Ut a mile
"neIe II arrives al TIE general level of I'M. a,.cre
S 'nY GOOD spring water ia abundance and a puf,
"'u sahb1lonS AIR Perhaps health is moi eIn,. 4,
Whoie year TonRd, in gfea;er perfection ha m ia.
place f"r commercial and MANUFACTURING rnrnoses
na.n's has gwen Danve advantages which few ifsg,'
ia M ~ me Onited States enjoy Itis piscra ia
IaSe river hagigabie for bosis, aud IN IN. cei,. Of
L.sdas u .n,ehs'Ve country, producing for market.
"'es "heai OF The best quality, ali other Kinds of
s'ah, TOBACCO hemp haX, wool cotton for hoilr con
,r'Po', iioh cast ana IN bars, tar and inrprif
'ue s'tdt command of water canal ahotds viiI
give Danville almost complete inonpLoi, Of The wbest
Hha Ho"f Trade OF that extensive couBiry as we'll an
Manufactured IRON where The of water
L'ama' ~ ~ sALE''..i' an tnd idual, company
becomes the purchaser OF This pIoperiy whicb !,
wo"" prefer, one fourth OF the purchase moev will
lelted on the day of sale, and the basnce in four
eqha annual nstaiments III divided and snd in iots
que tiu OF The purchase must bs in hand aud the ba
lance ~ ihe same way. Bank the Ranks of Vrg
MA ~ Richmond or their branches or fthe u 6 Rant
VII, pe taAe IN payment at their market prices Bsnds
quired. s "''' VIC IT,
VIZ know this is an unfavorable time to sell an e,,a,.
supposed 10 he amongst the valuable in Virgiuis
p"l we cannot control the times, aud must hear our
pouoh oil tbeiI hardshps. We are Willing TO tax ore
miro Tess Than II would have sold for last YEAR
n"snet IU ~ .ht LEWIS q G AREII
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James Drnnson and Inhn prltnhelt ah,nini.,r.,.- >

va prhn'son and John Pritchett, administrator of
VIM DenniseB, deed. UefeDdlrate -
rue uelehnant jas. Denuison moi having entered his
"ppeAiaCe ahd gwen security according 10 the act of
nssep'pl' ana the rules of this conIt aud IL appeari,a
w stidctofy eviaence, that he is not an nlaiIan oE
,ns country III is Ordered. That the SAID defendant
10 appear mere on the Bfsi day Of next eln and
answer The nrhded and supplemental bill Of the pIn
WI aho ha' copy this order he forthwith ms, rted
!" eo,le newspaper published IN the civ Richmond
isr i've months sucCessvely and uosted al rio r.,
door Of The Capitol, in the said city
.nu I"W-lesie. WV. vs.. HRNiNG, c. c.
--.'-''' ~ 2T..WSNs
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AURORA MEMS .


The Richmond ERyUi,er enquiries where
commodore Perry Is gong I'VE shal. tell him
two vessels were fitted out in one of oar
ports bv the Spanish roJdt agents, while Don
Ouis was at Washin,ion they contained
supplies tor the Spanish general MoriHo, su0
Information of The tact bciug communicated
10 commodore i;rioa, the chief naval officer ot
tpe republic OF Venezuela, he intercepted
those vessels, seized them, they were libelied
aud condemned as NpaH'sh property, under
JdiSe cGiOrs, IN an admiralty court, constituted
c"ni"F1inhiy with the law of ndtiOns--it il TO
demand those condemned vessels that COM
modorr Perry has been sent. Aore uaOh-aS the
saying IS.
Goid and Sii,er.-Aiter the first of No
vember next, dgrceabiy TO law passed
the last session Of congress, no fo eisn
goid coin will be a legal tender. The ef
feet OF this knowledge will be TwiHu IN
deed?I 10 throw into our banks, most Of
The gold coin now in the United Siales,
which will be transmitted To the United
States mint, and be made into EAGLES.
{ Ne,k ne end ofH!I
Al the end OF Two years from the tirsi
OF April, last, all foreign siioer coin, en-
cept Spanish dollars aud parts thereof,
ceases TO he a legal tender in the United
States. IA. Y. Gdz.
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B OBSERVED, sub small astomilhineui IN lIIe I'm
p"fef OF the 3Gih mlt advertisement OF CERTAIN
"i''dh b'ackedge, who seems somewhat fearful that
-h"hii make al i'm roDeT az ms responsibilities
as have never felt hitherto any necessity TO resort To
~ IN ay OF my contracts aud had he remotest
ldea OF doing so, lie might have been saved the trouble
"' rendering himself conspicuous this occasion
an giad however. that hr thinks highly Of his res
Po"N''"tV as a'n apPIeuensiVe he will have need Of
the greater part of it, as soon as ony nG,j,s bavs mn
derg"ne feSaL Investigation EVERARD HALL
Ausustt0. u w2w
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NhGiNiA AT rules, holden in the clerks once OF
tue Superior conrt Of cbancery for the Ricbnena
district, the 2sth day OF July, 1870
John c. WOod!ieF, executor OF william WoodIi.f ia.
N'"sSC' pI1fDIi0
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PETERSBUhG THE1VEE-

s'He expense ofeecting This building having exceed
a ed. considerably, the amount contemplated aud
subscribed, the stockholders, IN order JchaTge the
haiaHces due npon that account, have resolved reu
oi lease the theatre for years. ANY person
disposed to contract fer a. wa! he pleased 10 make
propositions, post paid Ia the ahscTer Il would he
desa0e TO know something Of the company Intended
10 peri"rm III II, the season OF performance &c
PetefSbhTg, Aug. 10 27..4 }. z. MAY.
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By CddGdiiader ID. Golden, Mayor of tie
City Of New lOyk

CITY Of New iorh.
In virtue OF The power vested in me i'm
The absence ofibe Governor OF the state,
by The seventh section Of the act To pro-
vide against iSiectious aud pestileniial
diseases and III pursuance of "A recon-
mendaliOn OF the Board of Health OF This
ciiy, do hereby order and direct, thai
from and after this date, all vessels on
board OF which any person shall, during
her last voyage or passage, have died, or
on board OF which any person Is sick, or
shall have been sick during The last voy
age or passage, shall anchor al the place
assigned for Quarantine, and shall be
sublec, 10 the examination of The iIeallh
Othcer, and TO such regulations as may
be deemed eXpodien, by hun.
Ia testimony whereof lIave hereunto
subscribed my name, this I'd day Of
August, 1919.
{Signed CADW. ID. GOLDEN. .
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The following is a statement of the amount
manufactures, and, of foreign and COLONIAL
mel chdndize, exported Ia all parts OF the world
from Great Britain, IN the last ten years. The
~ anlinlr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

night and assassination OF The Marquis
De CASA Yruio rests upon tue facts ofihe
Marquis having received written order
10 leave Madrid, which he forthwith did,
retiring io "A distance Of 20 miles, whittier
he Was The next day followed by the mar
chioness and family.
The force Of the Spanish squadron in
the harbor ot Cadiz, al The time of The
hornets sailing, is greatly oveIratcd.
There WAS hut one line of battle ship aud
3 liigal.s IN The harbor. The Russian
ships had sailed Tor Chill several weeks
before The Hornet sailed. Siany oftlem
were considered so rotten that many navy
officers had refused 10 sail in them and
had IN consequence been dismissed the
Spanish service. There is no doubt but
The squadron, transports, &c. are destined
for South America. ID. Press.
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ENGINLiR'S OFFICE,

-. OId Point COWiOTk, august o, 1891
IsEHLED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- hhili HE hrsi OF Srpirnber ensuing for buId
In THREE LIGHTERS oflight dran OF water sui,anle
i"f ihe transportation az beas, aud bulky materials
necSen ana OF strong and d"'able timber, copper fast
enri aud coppeTed. 10 b. FINISHED by the mode of
Uctun"T =
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CHANCEkY At rules held ~ thf CieTs5S 1JG-ce
y o' me conf Of the uped States, for tie ann CIR
oslt ana virginia district, August 7ih Isig-
James SCOT, eN cuiOr Of John Leslie deed and ,
- 90. =. y. .. ELaLALiaa
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Archibald Robertson aud william BLACK ". su
NViHg executors Of VIM. Brown decd ; tie said A.
chDaId Robertson aud WIN. BLACK Jf IN ,beir o,,,
fisht' John Blown. Margaret Blown IN her risb,
shu as administrator OF James Broun deed Ggmev
b.ac6, JT. Robert MUIR and Jean his u,fr l.,i,s,,,
Hlack, william Muir. John TOinpkigs James r;sI.r
Margaret Muir, Isabella Muir lame. Nuir MAJ, ,t,;'
Jean MuiJ, Ir. Sarah Muir, Jsnei Muir Agres Nf,i'
MARION Bdck and Sarah Rlack......,. DsjeDd,l,,ts -
ne deiehd7aiS J"bn Brown, Niarrar,t Rtopu a,,s,r
o,ack' " hobett MAR and Jean his Hife Isaseila
bidch, NHhdu hbtT, Margaret Nuir fssbelia MIR
!ameS htiF, Mary Muir. Jr.n Mnir Jr sarah
Nih'I, Janet M"if Agnes Mnr Ma.ie biacs ana sarah
biacN, not having entered tGeir abptarspcr md aiv
security according To Inlu 1f the conft ana I, ~.
peafng that they are net inhabitants Oh ,s di.itc,
Oh the motion OF The plaintiffs By tks,g counsel n -
Or7etcd, that the said defendants n, a,.ea, 4, -
CITY Of Richmond, on the arst day OF d. ,at, ty,,'
ava answer TIE bH of TIE plaiBtH, ana tlaf q ceuS
q" 'hs rule be f"flwth inserted fot two mani
AF'y ~ some newspaper printed 30 The civ az Rich
said city. " '' N"f'u' 80 'IS
- - COPY -Lesle, RICHARD JgpFRigs. cl1.
" iN'lNIA Ata superior court " chancefy Holden
June, 1914 U' '"' ~"
william Fleet ard sarah his wife aud oiher.. PAgs.
AGAINST ~
TIE Right hon. The Earl Of Dumfrirs. Jane, Gown
""1 DctIs
Ihis cause this DAY to be inr,ter heard an
TIE papers formerly read aud the report Of fbs r1,
missioner made IA Pursuance The order 81 be 9afs
gay OF Jane 1913, and was argued by council M,
CONSIDERATION whereof, the court doth Tecop,tpii ira
sald report TO the commissioner who iade h. IN, mo
to reconsider and report ihrreupsn
COpy-ieste, wv. ". HENiNG &C.
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Con1issioHey's mice, AHgRsf6 1918.
Tue parties interested desred n lake notice mar
nave appointed the 1871 day OF October next TO com
men'e TIE accounts directed by the above ordet on
"bich day ~ o'clock 4. 81 thsy are fegrcstet Ia a.
.sna AZ ny oihce ~ hs city eitb ,bif scco6nis and
'o.Cht'e teaoy TOT examination and settlement.
AugnstiG. 24..ifsO JOpN tNggF ~ r
hIOTCE....I 90 hefeby foTeWarn IN reTStTss einSt
hatboriHg ny wife Elizabeth ss Z shsil M hold
myself ssce"niaDe for any tiaasac 'jot NJ hers n
'''A'"s''" A"A 10 ~ JACOB APPi sOs. 81.
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EUST received, per ship Boston, from
p Liverpool
Mathematical instruments, in cases, as.
sorlrd and singly.
Gunier's scales &'dividers, glass, Wedge.
wood and pewter ink-pots, pocket ink
stands, with glass bottles, &c.
On hand Of former inlportations,
Gentlemen and ladies' morocco pocket
i. hooks of every kind, with and without
instruments, ladies thread cases, ditto
Morocco & silk purses, asses skin
tablets.-Very best black lead pencils
and Crayons, silver pescil cases, camels'
hair pencils of all sizes, Reeves ge-
nuine colo5s, assorted IN boxes D. sngly,
superfine sealing wax and waters, ge-
nuine British ink powder, Clout's dura-
bic marking ink, Japan do black sand
and sand boxes, p0uRCe and ponnce
boxes, India rubber, Dutch quilts of all
sorts, toto and quarto post, hot-pressed
and plain, foolscap paper of all kinds,
music and drawing papers, telescopes
and perspective glasses, plated specta-
cles in cases, pen knives and desk
knives OF superior quality, wafer seals,
&c. &c.-For sale by
JAMES KENNEDY T. SON.
september II tmw6t
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Public Sale.

ON THIS DAY the g Eth OF Septembers
NJ will be sold, al public sale, at
Cedar Grove, the lale residence Of Edgar
McCarly, deceased, all The personal estate
of said decedeht, consisting oil negrues,
stock oi horses, cattle aud hogs, household
aad kitchen turnitne, and farming uten-
silsof every description Terms viii Ito
made known on the day of sale.
There u,i also be sold,
Twosery good seines, one almost en-.
tireiy'new. and boat; also. a parcel OF
carpenters work, such as window frames,
sashes. and shutters.
In case of rain on this day, the sale will
take place on the next fair day.
THOMSON F. MASON,
Administrator.
august % m&wtN
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,,o.r still 10 ask the friendly cove
in, g Of their ancient element, ;, :,
'l" = IN this poin: of elevated laadthere are
.hor singular excavations or reser-
'Fo ono Of which is or 700 yards in di-
'On, ,sr and 1870 OF 50 feet deep. The o.
'.a bout half its size. They have no vi
~ ~. ou,let and are as regular in their form,
'' ";f thew had been dug by the art OF man.
~rr each of them, contain remnant OF
later, embosomed and imprisoned there,
-. heart Of the country, like few proud
- ,n. which neYer descend in tribute to the
distant ocean.
" n is said that, in very wet seasons,
boa,s have passed from one river to the O.
,b,r by water. There are number OF lit
10 r,ynes or slOughs, which lntersect the
,,.rsb on which the Portage passes, and it
:. Dossible that very light boat may have
boon pushed from one into the other river;
md there is a small river which empties
;o,, IN. Ouisconsin below, which has Its
source very near that OF the Fox, by which
heals have sometime passed, with little or
no portage, but these are extraordinary ia
ciIities, aud even ii they existed more ire
uuenty, as they would not accommodate
the kind of trade which is carried on thro'
This country, would not be deemed OF any
Importance. The practicability OF "a canal
IA, often been ;he subject of speculatioR.-
The intenacent marsh of the two rivers is
50 level and soft, as to present but few ap-
parent difficulties to the accomplishment OF
such project, and it is perhaps more than
urobabie that, il trench were made, it
would be sufficiently led by one OF the two
rivers. If, however, my conjecture, as TO
the relative heigh, Of the two rivers, be
correct, sucI. an attempt would result in
consequences worse than useless. BY a
cursory survey OF the ground, the 0uiscon'
sin appeared to be the lowest, Ii such be
the fact, were a channel cut, to connect
ihe two streams, the Fox river would ma
turaHy turn all its current into the Ouis-
coR,in, and deduct so much from the wa
ters of that river below Such r. suit
might be destructive to ma, igation, which
has now been in use for more 'bsn a centu-
y, and which, with az it. ohStructions, is
Of vast importance to the ialerIor y
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liex'a. Common Council

September %, 1919.
The Council resumed me consideration
of the bin, entitled san act to amend the
several acts concerning The Poor house y
Work house" which was read second
time, and upon motion, real thir'i time
an passed bv ayes j. Noe<-as tollnws /:
ines Messrs, Kmsey. Keene, Smith,
J. c. Vowe,I, Keith, BRYAN, Ramsay, T.
Vowel Robinson, Rhodes, Swift.
.Noss-Nessrs. Neale, Vaudeville and
LpUgjrn.
The Council resumed the consideration
ofthe ill, entitled IAN act for The issu-
ing of dun bills in the name of the corpo-
ration OF Alexandria, in exchange iw an
equal number to be cancelled" which
WIS read second time, and the blanks
being filled, it was read third time and
passed,
Extract from the minutes,
Teste. |, P. THOMPSON, c. C.
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b., den, Morgan x Co.

b.; den, Morgan x Go.
NAVE imported in the ships Boston s.
Fair Trader, from Liverpool -
London sup. Saxony cloills T. cassmeres
do. fine do
Red, yellow, green, e. sup. white hsnnels
Scarlet and orange printed peli,se do.
Rose, point and Duff blankets
Bombazetls OF all coInrs. plain T. 6gur'd.
Mems black, gregg white wor,ted &. An
COLA hose
Women's black, lead and white do do
Fine y superhne waistcoating
Cotton bed ticks and apron checks
Steam loom shirtngs
Best English cloth coior'd sewing silks, s.
ball twist
Olive, drab f. black Manchester cords y
veiveteens.
On hand,
9-8 y Ga cambrics
Loom sawed q veined muslins
White bard cravats
Ga 4. ga cotton shaw|s
An assortment of ribbons, brown Hol
lands, plate y furniture caicoes, &c. &c.
9th mo- 18th wmf6w
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office.

TIME Undersigned being anxious to close
l. their business, and believing that no
thing short of a determination not 10 prose
cute it for the present will enable then
to effect so desirable an event, respectful
~ and earnestly solicit all those who are
indebted to them, to make immediate pay
ment, in order 10 enable them TO meet
uore promptly the demands Of those to
whom they are indebted.
r. 81. VAUDEVILLE.
august IL
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District of Columbia,

County Of ,llerGndria, TO o1t.
ON the petition of AcKsoN STUReIs,
~ an insolvent debtor, confined in the
Jail OF Alexandria county, for debt; No
tice IS hereby given to ts.e creditors of the
sand jackson Sturgis. that on the first Mon
day IN October next. al ten O'Clock,
A. NJ. at The court house Of said county. the
oath prescribed by an act of Congress of
The United States, entitled an act for
the relief of ipsolvent debtors in the dis
trlct OF Columbia will he administered
to the said insolvent, and trustee appoint
ed, unless sufficient cause TO the contrary
De then andnthere shown. Ordered, that
this notice be published twice week for
two weeks in both newspapers, before
that day.-By order of the Hon William
Sranch, Chief judge OF the United States
Glrculs Court OF the District Of Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND l. LEE, c. G.
september o. saw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-24
For Sale or Barter.

s-~x A well improved FARM, in
Fairfax county, containing about
49,, $50 acres. on which is good
49, dwelling house kitchen. barn, sta
bles, blacksmith's shop and l,ouse, &c, &c.
two Young thriving orchards, one of ap.
plies. the other of peaches, End excellent
water. As it is expected any one DESTROYS
to bargain will wish to see it first, a trrihrr
description is deemed unnecessary. lands
in Kentucky and tennessee will lie taken
in exchange for the above. Application
TO he made by the first or middle of Sep
temlrer, by letter or otherwise, TO
EDV. L. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court, House, or
Aug. 27 ISAAC KELL, Nlexandria.