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DON LUIS DE ONIS.

From Our lale European papers, we ga
Their the following facts respecting this
diplosiaiist. lie passed from the United
Sta,es To England, and trom jheuce 10
Paris. whsre lie heard Of the removal OF
the Spanl~ prime minister, he Marquis
d. Casa Irulo, and immediately post d
ior Maurid. When he llaei reached Vaila-
poiid-more than half way from the from.
Tier TO the capitalize received ROY al
mandate 10 stop. anu not approach higher
10 Madrid. Afterwards he was arrested,
and conducted 10 a convent near Ayila,
not lar irom Madrd, where "A court OF
enquiry Was ordered 10 convene Ia inves-
,Igdte certain charges made against Inn,
and The above named Marquis, who had
been ordered 10 the same place of con-
iinememt. The general new spaper opin-
ION III Spain was, that the charges allude
10 the grants OF lands III the Finidas,
made during the negotiation of the late
treaty for their cesSion 10 the UmlVd
States, III which instrument there Is d
clause limiting their extent. BOSt. Cent.
Letters are in town from Madrid which
expressly declare that the ministers Pr
zdrrO, lrnyO and OnRs are all arrested Oh
common accusation, OF an Illicit ana
unauthorized sale OF Ftorida, with views
to their o,0m Immediate pront, and som;
private combinations in Spain and tn
United States; ihey also say that the King
was never consulted on the subject !
Should these accounts turn out 10 be au-
ihcniIc, The writings OF PhociOu, under tie
direction of Secretary adams will Iu.n out
10 be-to be an issue wo)thy IF the means.
(AurOra.
The late letters from Madrid state, that
| Don OmiS had projected The esia bilsh alent
OF large colony in 1eras, and that he
had already given grants of vast tracts in
| that country. Tins is one OF the clarses
against him. rs.
Many people are of opinion that The
| Spanish ministers from the United States,
| indicated presenilmenl OF the rejection
OF the Fio1iou treoty--lIIe idea is plausible
| but we sill continue 10 think the ,reaty
| will be ratified, Notwithstanding the arr
val OF the troops 10 garrison PenSocOio and
! 81. Augustine. TU.
| EXTRACT TO THE EDITOR-DATRD
Cadiz, Jtiy Is.
An expedition has just sailed from Ibis
port, consisting of the following ships OF
war, and twelve transports The Spanish
| lngate Sabina, OF A guns, commodore
| Don Rafael SaniIbaneZ the royal corvette
Ligero. lieut.. Juan Jose Martinez, and the
following twelve Transports, having on
board 5000 troops said to be destined for
Pensacola the transports are English,
Russian, French and Spanish, named and
numbered as follows:
| No. l02 5. Fernando commander Orbeta
lO3 y 5. del Pillar deSaragos sa Sandeliz
! III Union Torres
| us Eugenia Romero.
| I2I AmiStad Llaneeu
| ~ Carolina Lopez.
1872 Esperanza B0irtron
81 Argos Hamoa
81 BostOck BdTbi
40 DIcdoius Harp
~ Principe Alexandra ApellOff
| n CarlOtta Patterson
| And one Spanish ketcb I'm
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JOHN PLAYFAIR. Esq.

letters from Edinburgh bring us the
melancholy intelligence of The dcalh of
Mr.. Playtair, which took place there on
The 20th inst. His health had been on
lie decline during the whole winter, ami
sIncc the middle of June his complaints
have returned with yiolenc, win h LETT lit
1! hope OF recovery. There ar few y. II
whose death will be more regretted by
Ibs friends of science bnrh here and on The
& nineni. Mr.. 'layfair was the author
OF several papers, printed in the Trans
actions of HE Royal Society of Edin-
buTgh, and elsewhere, which have deser-
Vedly raised his name high in every coun-
Try III Europe. lie was also the author Of
Illustrations OF the lluiiOnian Theory. a
Life OF Professor Robinson, aud d Pre-
face TO The second part Oi the Supplement
20 the Encyclopedia Britannica. All
these prove him 10 be 10 less pure and
81 quen' writer than h. was profound
and comprehensive thinker. Those who
knew hnn VII at The same time regret the
loss nj man whose mild and generous
virtues, whose unaffected simplicity and
modest candJr, whilst they formed al
unexpected relief to extensive and alb
siract kne"!edgp, made mm Tie most
agreeable OF companions, aud the most
sincere Of friends. His writings "iil be
always read by those who have attained
mathematical kuunl, Cge Sufficient 10
cnmPrrheud lh"m: his opinions firm
whltaul intolerance, aud liberal without
extravaganza, VIII ever be hrlI in vcnr-
ration by tie lovers Of truth but the
W"rel!n and generosity Of his heart, i!c
k.nlncss and equality Of li7 temper, tie
hrnev0irucc OF lis manner, iiie cheerful
Er ~ a'll ~ variety OfhlS con.crsailun -
"a u2h all prIishdbIc will siok dccpcl
in tiIc hearts at those y, ho bad fbc good
fortune oj his acquaintance, or the proud
distinction Of hs friendship.
Lrirad Of hitfr, dtti st. H,nrp, Uay 20
" The governor h., been worry bn idttly a
IOIs wood. experimenting the placinz Of tu
iron palisades, '.bich he las brought w Il
sT' omd tie nrv rouse bu,idtps for iicna
caste. About 30 men ~ jiis regiment an
emploStp Jaiy, sluiliu per diem each, 81
carrying stones o. other ,fiais .yt con
piting It.--'Iht piy is .cly severe. as th
men "liOare Toi'. to'G .gafd .T he morn
iug aie Obliged 60 20 Oh toFE ~ ptfties im
tnt dtateiy aicf tietT q, arr 10 ~ tdWUoI an
those who mount guara ii' the e. lingate obi
.gtdtO Notk u"tIi four ~ .Ors "a IS thon.Il
t.ti il aik De finished ~ EIGHT q nine nOn.I,
t4OtUIes hrrc have 40 Otber mode Vt aSceI
n-olU, ii,au by We ,ep0i IS VI SON" person WI
.. s.t,Gs or n,c stePo " tHe biiiatd is5iH.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

Commodore Perry has entered The
Port oil Spain, IN the island of Trinidad /:
me Two ships for which he west, have
been sold by the Venezuelan government.
aurora
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SHELByvILLE, (Ky.) Aug. 2s.-Bank
failures are now socommon thai IL is
believed 10 be unsafe 10 receive The notes of
more than two or three Independent, banks.
The following are reported 10 be unable
lO redeem llrIr nnies 80 LII. lin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

MEDICAL SCHOoL.-Dr. Charles Caii-
rel, OF Philadelphia, has accepted the
appointment OF Professor OF the Institutes
o, medicine, IN the medical school of the
University of Transy lvania. An. Cent.
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And in further for a Gaff twenty dollars.
ANTONio BU5CALO.

Total : 80"
The mallest schooner about 30 tons burthen
boarded AID took small quantity OF drird
hSh, Which belonged to one Of the sCanicn, for
which I've paid, and otherwise Behaved civil ::
on Her stern was" BRUTUS OF NORFOLK"
The meu Who boarded spoke in Spanish
during all THIS time the ~ y schoOners kept Se.
ve,al men AZ I'm, mast bead Iooking o,,f nm
large schooner sent on board the Hero three
times tbe suiIli schooner once.
KINGSTON, Cam) July 2S.--Recent
adviceS from Porto Bello communicate
tie following Information:
ln consequence Of tie interruption 10
tie trade, iom Buccaneers and pirates,
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DOMESTIC.

''.s....
YELLOW FEVER IN n. ORLEANS.
Extract of a letter to tile Editor of tie Bal
timore Patriot, dated 4New Orleans, Au-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
STEAM SHIP SAVANNAH.

Arrived at this port oil the 10th instant. the
elegant steam ship SAVANNAH, Captain
ROGERS, from 81. Petersburgh, Russia. via
savannah, in fifty days from the former place,
having touched, on her passage hoRe. four
Gays at Copenhagen, aud four days at Arun-
Gel IN Norway. She encountered very heavy
gale III the north sea, & two from Savannah to
this port-oue from the north east after leav-
Ing Savannah bar, and enc from the north
west oil this side of Cape Hatteras having
only ten hours fair wind on her passage from
Savannah-which place she Ieft on the 4fll
INST. She also encountered many other gales
on her passage ont, and has met with no acci-
dent excepting the loss of small boat and
anchors. Her machinery has met with no ac-
cIdent her wheels are so constructed as to be
taken all on hoard in from ten TO twenty min
ules, which leaves the vessel in the same stu :
atIon as any other ordinary ship, and as capa-
PIE OF resisting the action oftbe waves. From
twenty miles this side of Cape Hatteras, to
thls place, she came 10y the power of steam
only, against tile severe north west gale we
nave had the last three days. Nat Int.
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EIiract Of a letter, dated So. Thomas, NorenLer
lHtQ

ETtract Of a letter, dated 81. Thomas, NoremLer
IL, 1919.
Since my respects by Capt. Perry, little
or no news have trauspired here OF much con-
sequence.
The old British. admiral who has been here
for some time, lett ms "a few DAYS ago; he how
ever before his departure, gave orders to the
British brig of war Fly, Capt tain Tomliuson, TO
resume the services he had himsel, been on,
which was nothing more or less, than convey.
ing schooner, called the Josepau,a Spanish
royalist vessel, TO and from this place, TO La
guha, Tor which he got two and halt per
cent. How tar this COMFORTS with the honor
Of u British admiral, or rith the declaration
made by the allied sgrereigns at The Congress Of
ptenna that they couid remain strictly neutral as
Jar as regarded the Spanish monarch ana has re-
roited subjects, know not but 1 must confess
every person OF liberal mind, thought VITA
myself, that tits strange occurrence TO see
the commander in Chief of the British Wind
ward Islands leave ms station at BarbadOes
aud come down TO this little neutral port, aud
convey single Spanish schooner for two NJ
three trips, tor the petty sum Of two aud halt
per cent. Ifone OF the small briggs or Schooners
OF his Britannia majesty had done such
thing, il would not have been so strange,
though L am very certain, II would have been
contrary IL the rules Of his government.......
The Fly Is fine brig of the largest class of
sloOps of War. She sailed from lie re last even
ing With four royaiist vessels uuder her csuN oy
tor the Main, and am informed she Is to re-
main here as long she can get en- Enjoyment of
the same kind. What 1 have stated here ynu
may rely upon as d fact, as IL is a thing n0tOri
ously known; il is however expected tina; the
old admiral will get an o.r hauling When these
things get home.
Campbell, in the Sails bury, so gun ship.
f'hitd. FIR. Gdzette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21
INST UMENT4L. MUSIC
Tuurht jnl1 or IS Le..o,,y

1UuS'S W IL o. - lessons.
'HiS SCHOOL having e fra rst-
HNinr insti uctiOus leuTu The theur, ns -r.rI,
cal paris OF Hidsic ia OF those WHO have lcr ma
'f'hhrd the same, hHsIEg already saa I'm . mo
e'ss.I anu now pefinrming several favori,s air. IN
t'ehuhc ana cnmprebeBsv- manner will Tor TIE .rsi
uuc OF one month inee 10 each separate r6L, Of
me uay, ANA eyching, wilt best suit ibeI ritt.ai
convenience To play any instrument OF his choice *
tunes, or no compensation wilt be required
(Piano Forte not included ~ sa'd lime
amateurs who require further Instructions en- Gro.
mauck nusic his tunos not limited. ana re,sons
who reside IN the country whe Interested m learn
ms nse All, viii take iis and onit oUpo tubity
which now cHe's, by iudicinusly stirc,ine q Iinted
number viii make i'm" ediale application. -Alse var
Tshied instruments, fol sale by
j. ~ HOFFMAN.
for terms, enquire at ". DAVIS, merchant.
Cah there tie more rational and pleasing Tecre-
H"h stsf the tolls of tue day, p,werl rAter
IA incentive 10 youth To shun the bannts uf noctuTs
"'s'ipalon, than the bewi ching ha Ino,n nf swr,t
soHEdS NO., 81 - 80
4 YOUNG NJ N, good morals, who Is gDI. 10
- reach, correctly, EngiIsh Grammar geography.
WIN Tue use OF globes arithmetic, &C res s,ua,
."h, as teacher ia 2 health section Of the cyunifv-
s"aon, as an assistant teacher in pnhlic semrra
~, "'uio ne most drsahle......A line addt ss ed 10
andre" Alden. and lodged in the Post Once OF This
city VIII meet attention.
Dec RI. ~ otr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

FiJfy Doiiws Rfrard--StOp the Thief!
an the night Of the 10th inst the stable on ~, arm
~ near this city was forced and a handsome com.
pactIy fntmed CHESNUT SORRtJ HORSE was stolen
thereffon. His height is known but he would nor
be called tall hofse--he is supposed TO he eleven
years old has bony well formed head has re.
matkabie fan the ciion Of the neck aud shoulders
which makes his neck appear Nat, aHd his wifhefs
more thaH usually high his left binder hook is While
very near tie hoOf and he may have marks ofthe
saddle collar and traces he PAGES. trots and gaops
and 10 extremely we'll broke 10 The carriage, gig can
Though very active horse. he Is free nHder the
saddIe......i will give FtFIY DOLLARS for The az
ptehenson of the tbicf aud hls prosecution ccvie
tiun--?nd TEN DOLLARS fof snch information ~ viii
enahle me 10 recover horse and Wv addition all fss
s-nable expsnces which NAY be incurred in bringing
him PETER Y. DANIEL.
Dtc.If. o7--~T2M
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sss..s
Il FILL KXREAE. .,pfrA

sold Mr. p. square OF tots for y ~ COO pa ,abls
hlhTee equal instruments, which de said ere ior him.
self and hT. Barrett. Jointly and equally and each
"onh give NC his note for his proportion, and thar
ihsJ would endorse for each oher-abd upon my INA.
hg thgn deeds for LIE lots, they we're 10 have eie en-
ne deeus OF uHsi on The same The p n6ts OF
thelr H"'es. 8ut when ht. p. came 10 ne ~ have
the business cused npon paper. he Informed he Thar
ne wished To gave his notes With Dr. q as enCoIser
ior the "lole sum aud tdke from himself
i0T all the lots aud give deed ftTust on them Ia
secure tue payment Of the notes PROVIDED were viii
IihI To the change, 90 which consented, aud made
heed TO MI r. for all The lois, Dd TOOK his with
M u. rs endorser for the t1e several pa EMS Tor
= $4,000, say : 900 10 each note, Ork deed Of
tfus OH The lots to the payment Of tie Hotes
had no dealings with Mir. Barrett, nor any other
person IN HAT bu siness.
when Mr.. +. informed me he wished to give his
notes for The whole sum- aud take deed in lis DaI.
for all Tie lOs asked him the cause ri bis wishing 10
make such chanee-his reply was, that he had bsI-
gained with Nf. y. TO build him house on his (P's)
hdlf ~ the lois, ChCb. when ed he would can
'sl Ia bI. d. bis hall Of the lots. When Mr.. r. de-
ciheo hpiIdiBgs under stood that Mr.. aaIIeii agreed
!" give Inn ) $500 10 bc oil hom al. raft a. pur
chase ;'and have been 1 believe Vtrt correctly in.
i"ines, that TIE greater para hs. teen pad.
u MI p. Is houtA g. pa, hs notes to me Idou't
Know VINO 10 aud viii ihank him TO nieTiu me- as am
VeTj much ~ want OF the money.
ZEN. JAMES HARRIS
btc II. H.. .2tif&n
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q t,r.--For hire. on ThUrSdog. me i3fh Jan'p
ncrt. at the late residence c Sarah FORE deed IN
Cbe;teifed county several NEGROES for the ensuing
AHa the time ard psce, will be se1d an
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN fURNiTURF-A0I
thu PLANTATION will be rented mill the lsi Dec'l
IS20-ihe property cling 10 the estate 81 John
Fore, sen. dec. Terins made known day of sale
JANIS FORE, Adm'm
With tue will annexed Of John Fore, sen. dec.
Dec. Il. 6I--tdss
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YrMsters .SnLn fnr cnsh

Po"Ie and wife, 10 The subsctibers dated tue G,h
May, ISL aus duly recorded ~ the Iieniico ttntv
court olcr, L. secure tt payment oi CERTAIN 81 r,s II
money iberein expressed 40 SrHjamin Jares faI is
we sAa proceed TO SELL al public n On Toe pre-
mises, Vol ready money, ON WEDNESDAY, rDf t2yR
DAY or January, 1890 Cor il fair, the next fair
aay1 between the hours of IL and 5, a SQUARE OF
Luis, esiinateG.to contain two acres bounded nv "A
street, street, s5d 34Ih street sit,Ia "A
hea, me Bloody Run Spring, and joining part OF The
Ia'iu , iothe'Iy called Tie Old Rope Walk" OF so
much OF the said square of lots as may be hccessarr TO
pay Tie sam offs 1000. with interest from the nh day
o hprli, IsID ahd the costs and expences attending
the execution OF this trust.
inns properly is beautifully situated and commando
most extensive prospect Of the river ard ajacent
county. JAMES BROWN jr. -.
WEI. FlNSEY, ''"s'ees-
Dec. II. "a ,as
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CONFERENCE.-THE.

MIN, :, ,,.,,,, CoMMUS!CGTrD.
DiEDl-in Williamsburg, the nisI.t 81 s-c,s ~
the 29th ~ November, WILLltJ COLksAN -, ;,
ola aud respectable IniabitaFt uf tina, chs, mo-.
WORTHY benevolent AID good hcsi;v, man is mo- n, ~.
met witt IN society His loss ~ long aud sincere
lyla"eue6 by his family, and friends
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- cIiCE.-Wii be SOLD un Tbn,S6ag me Iafh Jim.
\ nary neat, At The late residence ~ Sarah fore
dec. in Chesterfield county, all The stock of Horses
Cattle, sheep aud Hogs Cfop - Corn, Fodder ana
Oats; Plantation Utensils, Hontch0ld and Kitchen
Fnruitme.s..1h he terms male known day Of sale.
Az persons having claims against the said estse are
requested 10 present them without delay. r. settle
meTtiikeu Use those indebted will make payment as
indulgence will not be given.
ANDERSON FORE AdnPor
with The will annexed Of Sstsb Fore dec
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Dec. H..
s..s,s.....
IL LII --I-IL

am not individuali, huund Is pny moro tI,,, % =.
bali of 'he purchase money the property named in
Tue above aavrItisemeut- and this was knowu Il, Mr.
5a'iis al Tue iiine of purchase have already paid
> 4"eO towards my proportion, leaving = 1000 only
which can ptopefl, he claimed Of me- tbei eIorc
caution me public against taking gnmenl Sf The
aforesaid. RunEt,r pHGfIp''
December 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

we would not advise the citizens of
Missouri In admit slaves into i+eir state.
but. under the constitution, they are The
best Judges oi their own Interests and
they have right TO judge.
The Reader has uotred iliai hlr. Tsy.
Tor 81 y. York has in,r6dntej q pruO.
SiiiOn tor a compromise Oh tile Mtss8f,ri
question. Ills nuw before ton,G,,iis..
We understand That this prop, iiiI, il
pio!essediy 10 endea, our 10 obtain y com
promise by drawing n line, al which me
Mississippi shall be The base, wIiOss. oer-
prmdIcuiar shall run west: in he y ea
slaves: the South TO be leH lrae Tor their
admission. Tse point OF commencement
Is one great difficulty. I he most (tt am
htns) that Is talked of being conee,it,i -
the northern boundary oi lire proposed
state of Missouri. (Bni how eau any
thing be conceted, which The consi,i,I-
ton does moi concedeO Little however.
is SAID 10 be expected from ihca.tgiapl II
compromise. Hints have been thrown
out, that some persons Who aie al The
bottom at The scheme (iur there are mul-
tIiudes oil high minded ulen, very sincere
IN what they are doing9 have Designs far
other than those they profess.
- MIR. KINGS sPEECttes.-we had Intended 10
oue."P' " Tue Cttebfaieu aiSulit6t
usuhgulahed siatesnIal smt d geh,ienah, who LAS
more ieis"re, anu more means, m evc;y resaLct.
has consented to enter into tn discussion. :se
Is preparing himself, anu cbe.ifuiit Yields io spt
requtst,- a few days, we hope lay btfoTe
our readers AN argument which All! reward ihe!t p.
fusal-The " American" Of New iofk lnii,ua,es not
IN the most civil terms, thai have MT be,u nysr
ciVl IN tue short paragraph abvnt s;r N "a
argument. We deny the charge most reititr,oriIy
W. disciaiia ~ ini'ntons %; dsIespsct to MI w..
feeafs hn as distinguished isap, whose eeI,hrs ve
wnn1d not willingly assaii but whose pttaci,I,s
~nefe we deem them eu"neou-, We shatl aIwa,s *
pose he principles OF his speeches tht siisson,i
bii are IN our ,nnbis Judgment 'ucorItrt auh refnI
cious. We thought tliuk and ne shorid
have tried 10 have proved it, the ode, Ls ne fallen
mo ahir hands.-1r h. is ot the opi, distiipbised
mah VINO mas erred on this Question. Lo"k lr. Jay
ground uron 1t which utteiy aonishrs every consjd
craze han-ground which Mr. X has wisei, avoid.
| ed. aud no doubt disclaims.
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MORE INIl1NCrInNs

CINCINNATI. December I've shonld sum
pose that Orr aud HARPER were secured in
theT incarceration At Lancaster without be-
lBE toTmeited hy injunctiOns What can the
bank mean by inj0iniug ministerial officers at
Ter they have executed their warrant and paid
the money overl The Legislature is now IN
session, and 1t will soon BE seen whethcr they
VIII sufer the revenue Of the state TO me lock
go up ~ The treasury by au injunction. The
"snk appears determined to carry things 10
currently by defying the state authorities. IL
proves the old Roman adage, whom Coo
"iSheS 10 destroy, he first makes mad"
nm From the Ohio MOuitOr.l
me 6ank Of the United States has obtained
eW'1t 81 injunction against Ralph Osborn.
A"d,tor, and Hiram NJ. Curey, Ireasure,
ne PFes'dem and Directors ofthe Fran6hl
bam Of Columbus; John l.. Harper and Tho
ImS Orr Charles Hammond and John Z,
Wright, &c. Sc. far djtySreat specifed p,trDo.
SEES hit the main object appears to be Gs reco.
gcry of their aaOueg
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MILITARY MOyr1,rNre

CHARLESTON, Dec. Tive under
stand that The u. s. troops at present in
garrison in this harbor, undcc the COM
hand OF Capt. DoHANoE, have received
Yy'ggers 10 embark immediately for Amelia
'''''o' [CoBi ier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-21

We would not advise the citizens Of
Missourlto admit slaves into i+eir stale
bni. under the constitution, they are The
best Judges Of their own Interests and
they have right TO Judge.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-07
Tan Yard for Sale.

TTNDER the authority Of deed of trust
u from Elisha. Talbot and Daniel Nc
Pherson, and their wives, to the subscri-
Der, to secure to Mordecai Miller and A.ehi-
bald MCLEAN the payment Of sundry notes,
will be sold at public auction, on the pre-.
misses, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
MAY, (inst.) at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
that commodious and handsomely situated
LANYARD, with all the adjoining ground
and improvements thereto belonging, lying
on the south side Of Duke street, extended
at the western extremity Of alexandria,
Perhaps few situations more eligible for the
tanning business can be selected in the u
nited States. The lanyard, with suAl-
cheney of ground for its accommodation,
will be sold separately and the remainder
laid of in lots convenient for purchasers.
One-ffth of the purchase money will be
required in hand, and the residue in four
equal instaIments, at 6, IL, 10 and 24
months, with approved security, and inte-
rest from the day OF sale:
JONAH ISABEL, Trustee.
April FL wfmtM12
The editors of the National Intelligent
GER, Poulson's American Daily Advertiser,
and Winchester Gazette, will publish the
above three times, and forward their &C.
counts to this Office for payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-07
Hat Mandatory.

TIME subscriber returns his thanks to hi
Il friends and the public for their former
liberal encouragement, and soliciis CONT
nuance of their patronage, and takes this
method TO inform them that he has lately
established his factory Oh more extensive
scale than heretofore, and hatter himself
that he will be enabled to execute any or
ders that he should be favored with in a
style equal to any other batter in the coun-
try. Gentlemen wishing hats made parti-
cularly for them, can get them at the short
est notice. and On as good terms as to The
north He continues TO keep an assortment
OF hatters' furs; low price fur hats, cheap;
logwood and trimmings, all of which will
be sold low. Country merchants that are
purchasing by the dozen would do well TO
call before they purchase elsewhere.
H- Wanted, as apprentices, two small
boys of good habits.
THOMAS L. MARTIN.
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