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Woods Improped, (Erceborn) Patent Cdst
Iron pLOE(,H

g'hIS Indispensable Implement in hushandry is at
length perfected. Jethro Wood, practical farmer,
w Caynga county state Of New York after mauy years
attehton Ii the subject, has overcome all prejudice.
nus Cast 'oi' Plough, already pat-n ed IN England in
france. III Russia aud in the United States where il
' supersede all Others, is offered public wih
t"ProCeHeHds, warranted perform all the various
"etati MS cf pnngbing with less expense
fatigue to the tean than any ofrr pfskgh the land
sJe, mould board and share being all cast metal
tempered so as TO resist friction much longer than
wrought Ia laid with STEEL The shares being cast in
mou ds eNaoib dtted by taking several with each
Plough, not only asods The expense, but the delay
so oei attending repair Orders for he above Pioughs
hdrcs, &c promptly executed aud liberal discou nj
made TO those who buy To sell again.
For sale by ROBERT ABBATT, Jr. & Co. Richmond
November
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FOREIGN.
Further Extracts from English papers received by the
Iecen arrival fIOm liver pool al NeM York.
SHEFFIELD REFORM MEETING

v he
Tecen, arrival Eom Liverpool at New York.
SHEFFIELD Reform VEETING.
LONDON, October 2S.-A very hume
rous aud respectable meeting of the
Inha bliauts nj this town anu neighbor-
boot, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the late proceedings at
Manchester, was hcld on Monday last.
on vacant and very spacions plot of
ground, alledthe BrnCco having been pre-
v,ously adjourned from Paradise square,
the place where the i0Wn meetings are
usually convened 1.-The situation of
The .Brocco, is admirably adapted for
such purpose; ii lies on the d, III
witty OF It'll, at the bottom OI winch
the hustiD2s were fixed, forming, as II
were, a natural theatre, where every midi
vldual, by being elevated ahcvc those
before hlm, commanded perfect view OF
the speakers, as they successfully pre-
sentrd themselves OH this important oc-
casion. Early in the nom ng the greatest
| buslle was observed I'm every quarter of
| The town. and, as the time approached
for bridging the scattered groups into
one compact mass, the interest of the
scene was gradually heightened. A very
large body met in the Wicker, under the
direction of the general committee, which
was joined by companies from different
parts Of the neighborbood, aud tie whole
paraded through the principal streets in
| procession, accompanied b. bands OF
music, playing the Dead Mar u in Saul,
Scots wha ba' vi Wallace bled,' and
several other impressive aud solemn airs.
| Most Of the individuals in This motley
gToup, displayed some emblem Of mourii-
ing the females being for The most part
attIred I'D black, and the men wearing
white hats with Grape and green ribbons.
| Upon arriving az The place Of desIIna.
ton, the people arranged themselves into
a regular and compact body without the
| ltas, uprOar. The effect, now, from Tx
bottom ofibe hill, became truls imposing
| and such az we never before Witnessed m
| ms Town. Numerous banners were i'm.
terspersed throughout the great assembly
| bearing variety Of devices and inscrip
lions, some of which deserved all iii,
exPcratIoD which they universally rcceiv
ed. We select those within the reach o
our eve.
In front Of the hastings, large greer
bag, labelled Beware, beware, a plot, :
plot 1!
Civil and religious liberty is our birth
right
BriioDs, unite and be iree-mav OIL
soldiers be brave, and our magistrate
merciful.'
A black flag with red letters limo
cent blood erieth aloud for vengeance
| The rights OF man-Liberiy, truth ant
justice
Thou shalt do no murder
Black flag white letters To the i'm
mortal memory Of the reformers massacre
at Manchester
England, Scotland, and Ireland, hoI
to the laws
One Of the devices was a cavalry ma
cutting down a woman.
Mr.. WoOler addressed the meeting :
some length, but our limits prevent q
rom giving his speech. He was succeed
I bed by Mr.. Jackson, OF BaTusley, VIII
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A DVERTIsRW ENT...The subscribers are anxious
~ to sell At private sale on accommodating terms
some fine hloOded MARES and COLTS, late the pro-
perly Of Ezekiel Dance Of CbesteTneld among which
are two mares by ESele ont of Lady Chesterfield the
dam Of sir Alfred, 8, the other years old, and
both supposed 10 he in foai by conquerOT dliy
year old apd colt or months old. hoih 0ut %
one Of the aforementioned mares-the lilly by Merry
field and the colt by Sir Hal also, bali ora by
Eagle ont Of The dam OF Sir Aired, years old last
spring. This mare possession Of Jebn Goode
MeckenbuTg who The other half % her tbe other
mares ard colts are al tue late residence Of Ezekiel
in Chesterfield county where they can be seen
~ those eseOsed 10 purchase.
Applications To he made TO
WV. S. DANCE, at Powha'sn c. ~, ot
JOHN W. DANCE, Ricbrf. Nd.
November H.. ss..u
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1908 Acres land

y Thursday the 23d day OF Decsmber, at Amelia
courthouse, 1908 acres Of land lying III Amelia county
ana within three miles Of the Courthouse, formerly
owned by Branch tanner. and purchased BY Cornelius
Buck OF Doctor B. T. Archer, conveyed to the sch.
scriher ny Bucks trustees, ia which said lands Mr..
Robert Graham owns moiety the title hnwever is
N TIE subscriber, and by consent Of said Graham's
uusees, the whole tract will be sold together ON a
credit of and months the purchaser give bond
1nd approved security, with deed OF trust on The
land TO secure the purchase money.
y The sale viii be without reserve, aud take place
~ ~ O'Clock. YOUNG PaNkEY.
December 4. ,ss
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MARIBOROUGH For VALE

Nt fOh NAl
- virtue OF pOrerS rested in ms, the subscribers
~ bg the last niH OF JOhn Cooke, deca. OF Sd6crd
countg, Iirsi"ia az aver for safe that ratas6te
eSldte, klOun ny the name Of HIRLBOROJGH.-
rms estate contains about $50 OF uhich is
adf ana, tyine in body ) abort 100 of uatm.
DE marsh easily reclaimed, and the residue hich
land 81 a Uery rGfnobie character. is situated In
The coantg ~ STAFFORD and state Of Virenia com.
meRciJc tue mouth Of Potomac creek ar IFS juuc
tim wfh the Potomac river 0nd runs IN said riOer
~pndrfs Of two miles 10 tie t0Rds Of John H. Bro.
"dhgh tr0m this point TO 4ccokeek If the mari
go6te branches Of Potomac creek The distance is
about ~ mile tins tedvias the tract entirely
Sarronrded by trdter erccpt the last mentioned
hne. THIS as perhaps the most desirable estate in
ne eastern section OF pirgini" its Soii is mot SIR.
passed by dHyJor the production Of the staple arti
cteS 81 me state, GboHndS Uth springs of excellent
Fdter, and is particularly adapted TO the gTouth Of
red cL0Der. MS niRfer ana spring fisheries, hare
produced metz Prodt Of 5 $500 per dHnHm. ma
j0Wt rs I" great abundance and there on the
tdnd tneThdnStibEe beds Of SheH mart 1ohich hare
been pronounced by English farmers 10 be he Supe
Ttor 10 any hnoyn in Europe. There has been seeded
ms Jdt 80 6aSAetS nheat and feio ia rye.
~ IS distant from the markets Of the District of
Possession De had lie LIST day Of JanHdry
1890, AMI the terms mGde HceOmucdafing
Il more minute description as deemed unnecessary
as 10 IS presumed those rho may irish to purchase
this UG.RGbte property triH Uien IL kemSSlues
application may be maze 10 John W. Jere ".
" Green, Fredericksburg, to either OF me sub
scri5erS, residing at Nest Farm. dquid, Va
JOHN COOKE
N9D ~ 5l..U GEORGE ~. COOKE.
ma. q. .HDSBY-ATTORVEY IT Lar,
W ILL attend The superior and inferior Of Hen
w rico, New Kent. and klng William, and tue Hus.
gs court of the city OF Richmond. All business which
may be conhded To him, will with punctna stte
Ion His office is over Mr. DOTshener's few doors
beloM The United States Sank Nov. 70. 5s..lOr
MILL BIZ SOLD, on UedBesday the l5tL DtcenIht1
W neat, at Springfield Coal PITS the iae residence
OF DaEie Burton, deceased, al! the s;cSk HORSES
CATTLE, SHEEP aud HOGS, crop Of CORN. FonBIR
&c PLANTATION UTENSILS, household and Kitchen
FURNITURE.
Twelve mouths credit will be given for all sums over
SZo-tbat sam aud under, cash will be eXpecttd-tht
purchasers in all cases will be required give boHG
with approved security to carry interest from the
IL not punctually paid.
IT All persons having claims against the said
are required TO present them without delay for settle
ment; likewise those indebted will make payment as
indulgence will not be given r. BURTON
November %. 81 ids
CoBee, Sugar, Spanish Hides, &c.
so Bags Prime GREEN COFFEE
20 Hhds. do. ST. Croix SUGAR
20 do. I'd quality do.
1000 Spanish OK HIDES
20 Barrels TANNERS Oil,
Aud will be landed to-day from the SchT. Hamlet
from Philadelphia
20 Hhas good RYE WiiISKEY
30 Barrels do. do
FOR sALR
RALSToN * PLEASANTS.
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Land, Negroes, 8e. For Sale.

Losd, Negroes, &c. For Sale
4 N execution Of the Will OF JAMES SCRuGGS dec. 7
shall offer for sale, the ninth day Of December
ne1f, ON the premises the plantation which the said
ScIuggs resided situated In Goscsland county the
waters OF the Byrd creek, containing than 200
" c. Nicholas and others on the usual credit for the
purchase....And on the same day aud at the same
place, heiweeH 80 and 10 negroes be sold in families
II practicable on credit OF twelve months
The purchasers at the sales TO execute bonds with
approved security.
ARCHIBALD BRYCE, Jr. Admir- With tie
will annexed of James ScIuRgs, dec,
Goochland November ~. 5J,tds
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Form Of an ARdapit.

This day personally appeared before me
magistrate Of tue said A. n, and made
oath that the shares mentioned IN the above power are
Feaily bis property (or the property Of
whose executor, administrator or guardian ne s) and
not held ~ pursuance Of any courivance design
oo'ain greater number " votes than be Is fairly en
tied to- ~ conformity With the proportions Of voting
on shares as established in the act for incorporating the
Bank 81 virginia.
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EIlin DoILnrR Remnr1L.

VTSCAPED from he Jail Of this city, the 27tb nit
H negro man named BEN, sometimes calls himself
BEN FORD aboui years of age feet i9o ~ inches
high straight and well made. and DRESSES very we'll
with wsteh he is baker by trade, and formerly be
onged to James Young, baker Nv Rockets. Ben Is
very well acquainted with the captains Of vessels and
doubt he has Obtained forged papers, pass
for fee hereby orewain all masters ~ vessels
from haThoriug carrying the said slave Ben cut Of
this commonwealth. The above reward will be given,
" delivered 90 ~ The Jail 81 this city.
n. BURTON, DIS. for GEO. SAVAGE,
December 8. 60, 1T s. u G..
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Ron .fomes Harris 4 jain .Joyes

Ben. James Harris & JOhn james,
VEAVE connected themselves in the COMMISSION
q u BUSINESS, under the firm Of HARRIS 4 JONES,
and la that line they offer their services 20 all who
pieaee 10 favor them.
Richmond, Juiy2. lG..Gm
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Land near Richmond for Sale.


TE7HE subscriber intending 10 reiHoyp 10 RiebmoEd
u ehers foT sale the TRACT OF LAND, on which he
~ present resides, Situated the hckahomnY about
miles from Richmond, and Immediately the teTnii
nation OF The Rithmond 3ll Tufnpike. The buildings
have a been thoroughly repaired, aud IN good
oTder' PrssWining that no person would purchase
without 6Tst viewing the premises is unnecessary TO
give more particular description.
Terms liberal, and made known by applying 10 the
BubscEiber. PHILIP DUVAL, JUN.
November 90. 5s.n
Nh. ROBERt GRAHAM having feiinquished BY
I'VE consent bis eXecUiorslp upon the estate Of
JAMES LYLE, deceased, The suhscriber has been ap
pointed by the General Court adminisirator ae bous
non will he will arnexed of eai5 estate 10y whom all
business relative thereto Vl he transacted. heng
rs son possible all persons 10 Wbor the is
indtb requested g. present their claims Tor adjns
meat, ahd those .n0esied the estate IN make imme-
pate Payment oEgeT induigtnte cannot be granted
JAMES LYLE, 8dnfnisfrotoy
ne JOnis Hifh the griH 0nnered Of James
60, Lgfe ne cfder, d.ccascd4
november 90 5g.,4t
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The Annuai Meeting
nv the Stockholders Of the BANK OF VIRGINIA
~ will he held 81 their Ranking house in Richmond
on the fret Monday In January.
Dec. 3. 03..tdn w. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
Form ~ POweT for noting BIZ PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN by these pTeseHts that
OF do hereby appoint
10 be substitute aud proxy, for and in name
and behalf, 10 vote any election Of Director or
Directors of the Bank Of virginia, rs fuyas might
OF could, were personally present. In witness
whereof have heTeunt0 set hand and seal .
this day Of in the wear
Sealed and deversdl
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Iicentu Five Dollars Reuord

~ ANAWAY from the subscriber, living near silton
"a Albemarle county, on the 18th September last
negro 81 EPHEG, black man, about IS years old, S
feet or inches high, square built, well fellow
wheH questioned sharply any occasion Ias an inped
inent or apparent dfhcny OF reply, still observ.
able by quick motion Of the ees-he was purchased
Of Major james Gibbon Of Richmond, where he has
relations aud friends, and is 10 doubt lurking. Whe.
will deliver him TO Bernard Peyton Esq of RICK
mond, or TO me. him in any Jail that get
him again, shall be eRtitled 10 the above reward.
CRAVEN PEYTON.
hbemarle. November 10. Soft
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w his interest in the concern OF sHAPaRD & WEBB,
the copartnershp is this day dissolved. Lewis Webb
wILLI,M sHAPARD,
November "a. LEWIS WEBB.
J~The business will he continued by LEWIS
WRBB, who offeIs tor sale
400 sacks liverpool SALT
so bags green COFFEE
I3 barrels LAaf SUGAR
q hhds. mOLASSES
2 pipes, hafpipe & IL Or. casks L. p. Madeira
= ar. casks [, p; TenerGe WINE
pipes cognac BRANDY
10 bills. Apple do
bhes. Antigua RUM
o pipes Holland GIN
1870 bbs. caruiher's * Leyburn's rectiGed wbiskev
80 tieTces london Porter
20 bbs. New York Prime Pork
5000 ihs Bacon
aOCO bss. North Carolina Gu, Herrings
$50 do. Shad
~ do. Rosin
20 do. Pitch
do. spirits Turpentine
sc bids. and crates Queens Ware
20 boxes Tea China
Stone ware
40 casks English G a.sware. assorted
casks ApothecarIes' Walls
100 boxes Window Glass, 6Xs, sXIO IOXI2 inXl6
$50 empty DeniiOhus
IL groce Quart GOltss
50 tons Bar Iron
Ia do. Plough Plates
German, Crawley aud BIisered Steel
40 casks wreught and Cut Nails
30 boxes Cation and Wool Cards
20 JJZcn Wige SifteFs
10 dc. Fryiag Pans
8 do. ShoVels
case Pound Pins
DO. Pack do.
do. Plated Saddlery
J20 Ploughs
20 tons prime Russia Hemp
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine
10 fails soft she'll Almonds
60 bags Filber,s
so boxes Imperial
IL do. Gunpowder
~ do. Young Hyson STEAS
chests Tyson Skin
1 chest Souchong
40 kegs DupOnt's Brandywine Gunpowder
ton Bar Lead
Logwood, Alum, Copperas, Indigo
Saltpetre, Shaving Soap
Race andGround Ginger
Pepper, Pimento, NutInegs, Starch
Mustard COrks
Letter, writing and Printing Paper
Also,
Mems & women's SHOES, in barrels and boxes
general assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS and
COTTON YARNS
oznabaIgs, Tieklsn6nrg,, BurIaps, Sack Bags, &C.
And......i50O bushels CORN, lin store)
December 3. GO..I1t
FURS q PELIKIES
WILL BIZ SOLD at pub ic auction, -u Monday the
w IAN OF December Rerf, IL O'Clock A. VI at tue
Warehouses IF superintendent Of Indian Trade in
Georgetown, tue following parcels of and peitres
tbe former received. principally from the United States
Factories at Port Usage, the Missouri and Prairie
du Chien, on the Upper Mississippi:
$4,000 lbs. Deer SkEs, principally shaved
1900 do. Beaver do.
tO,soO MnskTat do.
$3.50 RaccOOn do.
$50 Bear do.
200 Wild Cat do.
1900 Fox do.
Ga Fisher do.
40 Mink dc.
$50 Rabbit do.
6 eredi, Of three months will be given for all pur.
THO, l.. M'KENNY, SILT.
NOV. 20. os..tds q. DAVIS, Aucl'r.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD... Runaway
from the subscriber about the 18th July last negro
lad between 10 and 20 years Of age by the name Of
BILLY, sometimes calls himself BILLY GURANT, one
leg rather longer than The other plainly he discover
ed when Wakingone hig toe of at the 6rs or second
joint-the other toes the same foot dsfgured by
ffost-about feet incbes high. II is presumed that
he has gone over the mountain to tile county of
GoocblaDd where he was raised-he was bought by me
Of Col. Thomas Miller Of Goocbland county. I will
give the above reward to any person who will deliver
me the said negro in buckingham county, Bent
creek, secure him in jail so that ! get him agatn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-09

JOSEFH j. PHILIP B8YO,
EIAVE united IN the PRACTICE or THE LAW
Oae the other Of them will constantly attend the
varons courts held IN the city NJ Richmond. and the
inferior and superior courts Of G0ochlaDd POHbaan
aud Chesterfield. Aug 3. ISL
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fulation as being made in his name.
and on the word and honor of the Gene
raj. cannot credit that Fl. NJ condemns
'he sPamen who were trepanncd into The
affair, as equally guilty with those who
went voluntarily. ] I'm able to prove the
innocence of the seamen by all The otli-
GERS and men Of tho expedition.
George Cochran, who is with me,
belongs Z, Charleston, s. G. served an
appreniceship.o M Tay lor OF Baltimore,
who was Reginentat Tailor fnr the cx,,e-
dlflon, an', took this unfortunate youth
With him
In another letter, he says, :" forgot
to mention 10 YOU that two Of our party
are missing, VIM. Brown OF HE state of
Indiana. and Thomas Swan Of Baltimore.
Both tfss" snurg men were enlisted
with me IN January, 1919. a, Vera Cruz,
and cast AWAY M the irigate Ippgenia,
on the coast 1T Campeachy-emharken i'm
Jul. Tor Havana, and arrived in August,
ahen ihy were sent on board the Argus
brig of war, since which have never
heard Of them.
81 do no, know whether their fate has
been like ilIa, of VIM. Allen CARPENTER. of
Virginia, whose brains were dashed oui an
board th, brig of war Lisero. i'm winch I
came from Havana have often beard
tle villain boas, OF the deed-of having
been The death OF one hereto!
Joseph Beckfoot, OF Boston, was bea
ten and kicked 10 death on board the
frigaie lphigenia. which ten of us wit.
messed. The poor fellow had been a
slave TO the Algerines, but exclaimed be
fore he died that they used him better
than those Christians.
Many other instances of this kind
have taken place, but they woul,; be TOO
long to deiain you with"
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tTrbe ENQUIRER 4. published twice n week gene.
tay aud three times week during The session OF the
STATE LegistdfurePfice, the same as heretofore, Fire
Dollars per annnn, payable in advance. Notes of Char
sered specie paying Banks, (0nky) will be received
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety q
RENTING them by mail, the postage OF all letters being
paid by the writers.
II No paper viii he discontinued, but at the discre.
tion Of the Ediio until all arearages been paid up
kwhoevef viii the payment OF nine papers,
shall receive tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
u one S4Hcrs- First Insertion, IS ceafs-edch
Continuance, 80 cents.
- No advertisement Inserted nPfU IL has either
6een poid for, assumed by person ia this city
az IFS caEir0Rs
The Grand Lodge Of Virginia
TWILL IN tue Masous Hall in ihe city of Rich.
w moud on iLe evening of Monday the 9Th Decem
her next, at d O'Clock.
Nov. 80. 5o..tdm SAMUEL CARY, DC rs.
n1sNn on Lis01i0Ol
ass!fSs. The Ship Young Hero, Capt. WILL
Son. new asd superior vessel OF the hrst class now
leading at CITY pout and having much OF her cargo
Engaged, will meet with quick despatch. For freight
apply 10 JAMES ~. BROWN =
nahNe The Fine Sap Hemy Gay,
S.4E. Capt. JOHN CARNEs, has COM
msneed loading for London. The greater portion of
her cargo beiag engaged AMI going board size WIN
meet with dispatch. For freight Of 100 hhds. " hich
viii he taken low, apply Ia WILLIAM GiLLiAI.
" Letter Bag is nav mp at the Merchants Coffee
Hcuse for the ship MOHAWK, Capt. Samuel Nichols
Yer London, to he taken away in live six says
Novemher9. 53..tf
Dissolution Of .Copa,tnershtp
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Dissolution Of .Copartaershtp
"ILLIAM SHAPARD having sold to Lewis webb
w his interest in the concern Of sHAPaKD& WEpp
the copartnershp is this day dissolved. Lewis Webb
will settle the affairs OF said concern
wlLLItM SHAPARD,
November "a. LEWIS WEBB.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-17

and in default thereof, that the superinten'
Jsnt OF police cause the nuisance to De re-
,nnvsd and charge the expense to the io's
and the proprietors thereof: M
Ordered, That Joseph Vaudeville, pro- pro-
pri.,or of ground east of Pitt-street ano
tou,h of Queen-street, doremove nuisance
5rom the same in fifteen days; and IN oe-
fault thereof that the superintendent OF Po'
lice remove the same, and charge the e.
pense 10 the proprietor OF the SAID erGunu,
John Clark was appointed wasenin'D'
IN the place OF John Wigs, resigned; IL, Or,
Leave was granted to bring IN OIL, en-
,;,Isd " an ACT 10 amend an act for the in.
spe s Of fish - which was read trst
and second time, and the 9th rule being
suspended, it was read third time ana
passed: ;,,,o.
Tss.e, I.P. THOMPSON, &C.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-17
Sale of Lands.

DY virtue Of power Of attorney from
ID Mrs. Elizabeth Dulany 10 me, shall
proceed to sell at pritate sale the follow
ing valuable property, viz:
An undivided moiely of that well known
estate in Kent county, Eastern Shore OF
Maryland, called Hcwelfs Point, contains.
ing 1900 acres, mere or less, abounding in
locust trees and other timber growth, SIN:
sularly adapted to wheat, corn, &c. ana
well watered.
Also, ESQ acres Of lano 10 l.oudoun 60.
Virginia, abou; four miles from Middie'
burg, and equal to any in the heighbor'
hood for ease Of cultivation and fertility.
Also, several lots on Capitol-Hli, IN the
city of Washington.
Application to he made to the subscriber,
residing near Middleburg, in Loudo1n
county, Virginia. 49,
JAMES H. DULANX
April IA wfm9m
The editors Of the Baltimore Telegraph
and National lnielIigencer /" i'll be pleased
to insert the foregoing advertisement n
their papers three times a week tor two
months, and send their accounts to tins Of.
fee for payment. e
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-17
SALES Az AUCTION.
Public Sale.

On MONDAY next, at 10 A. II.
WILL be sold 4, public suct.oa, ai!,ie
W household goods aud furniture. v itli
variety of other articles belonging 10 TIE
Bri:ish Minister, at hi. residences near
Georgetown Catalogue OF which viii be
ready for delivery f-ar days previous 10
sale, at our commission ru,ms, Penuslvania
Avenue. NJ. TUCKER & SON,
Auctioneers,
Immediately after the sale, will be sold,
ifnot previously disposed Of. four capital
coach horses. and two carriages.
Washington, April i3 Ct
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Rice, Cotton, Tar. &c.

Rice, Cotton, Tar, &c.
WYE have just received, and for sale
w go tierces fresh rice
10 bales Georgia cotton
40 bbls tar
ton of logwood
We have erected a mill at Hepburn's
wharf, and are grinding Turks Island salt,
which weighs, when ground, near SO lbs
the bushel-the Liverpool coarse (erro-
neousiy called ground alum weighs but
about sc lbs. Every one who cures fish
will he able to calculate the difference be.
tween sc and 30 lbs of salt. Call at Hep
burns wharf, and see for yourselves.
M. MILLER & SON.
April IA lot