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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

aud, lastly, a declaratorv decree supplying the
omissions IN the list of the Royal Family called
To the succession OF the Throne by the decree
of the General aud Extraordinary Cortes of the
18th March, 1872 which omissions were the
result 0fthe apprehensions entertained AT that
time that Bonaparte might exercise an undue
intueRce over tue members excluded. Hv
the declaraiory decree the order of succession
is defnitIvely settled "a follows The infant
DIN. Carlos aud On. Francisco, the Kings
brothers. aud oueea OF Portugal, the Duchess
OF Lncca, and the hereditary Princess of the
TWO Sicies, his MaJest>'s sisters,-and their
legitimate defendants respectively.
Among the enactments aud provisions of Sc.
verai royal DEGREES. or circulars OF the minis
tiers, we likewise take particular notice OF the
exteniion-to all foreigners detained ia the
prisons of the State for being in any way con
ce'ned in the rising OF the settlements beyonJ
The seas-of the Amnesty lately granted to the
frenchmen aud Ang Americans in the same
predicament with this restriction, however,
mat such English subjects as have declared
tor The Insurgents since Ii WAS prohibited bv
Parliament, are excluded from the benefit of
lne Amnesty; an order for the issuing ammu.
nition 10 the militia, whenever the municipal
Doules or civil governors shall require il Z; aud
another order putting half pay officers, who
enlist as nonscommissioned officers or pr.
Yates IN ile regiments of militia, upon the
same footing. while on duty, with tbs other in
uisldna!s In The same rank in these cores with
ieSpec; to the uniform wEich hey are 10 wear,
ANA they render themselves liable TO il in their
new capacities.
His Catholic Msiss,y set on, for Sace,,on ON
the a0th inst. y"
c,BR,tr,p ,rcrsrs ,soo
The account oftke sitti.gs Of Inc Carries -, Inc
Government iiazcttes receigef mis- wsrI. ;s :"
gain nearly filled no ,cih ,aotigns Sc seneryIy
referred to tie standing or 10 sprcjoj Comn;ifsrs
rs announced in ON. iast -S xboUror6,,e o,,rseJs
10 GR abstract Of The niost important Resolutions
come to bg tie Asseln6Iy. ,rL;ch are bvt fen, -,
number.
On the 22d july, il suspended The erecufiou Of :,
Decree of the 23d Dec. JsI3 or tbe oLoi;J;gv of
the nronopoiy of Tobacco and o{6sr nrijries and
confirmed all the Orders piren by fTjs ni,;rS,y
since the Sth OF Haych last for enforeiry fhs ear,
iStiag igrs upan the sabiect mt! me 1oSt;n oC
neir Fiaancia! system. y
Oatht pun ii decrecd. That the JaIs ON ()uer.
ported IN National botfoos staN heuccjorfb he cns
Joarih of q real reitoR Der ayrobe nuj in Eorej~n
rtSscis !, reals
On the 2Gth taking iata considerations the prir;
tr..e r,aried by the j,,Ie (,ors,nn.e,t t ',,! D.
d;rduais to import foreign four into Inc fSls cf
Cuba ind others IN forpign bottoms. ,ri,Lo,I I,T
ing higher du les than If he ipa,itt,gu toob 5,e
a. a. N 5 resseis aa the paya' nis mtj@g by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

Ttty NfeTOcs IOr S0ic
WILL be sold IN tle CRY Of Richmond, before the front
" duOr Of the Eagic llu for css on " rfnesd0y fhs
18Th dagOf NoremberRcNf ffty likely negroes bcioieing
10 The es,ste of Thomas Ml,r decd lac % the county Of
Gooch'and, consisting Of men, Women. children, boys and
girls. ,. ". fEliGt son one ofthe
Sgpt. 60. 4I..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

Capt. Deming. who has arrived at New
York, III % days from Madeira, informs
that the United States ship Guerrero
sailed from that place two days before,
for pert in the United States. ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

NEW YORK, Sept. 23-Yrs!erday MIR.
Gibbons steam boat Belloma was seized
by The Sheriif's officers. at the sui, OF Mr..
Livingston, Tie owner oiihr Olive Branch,
for infringing iherighis of MIR. Livingston,
granted TO him by The state OF New Y9rk.
The Secretary al War arrived here at
o'clock tins morning, and proceeded Ia
the seat of his Exceiency the Vice
President in the T.. S. Revenue Cutter.
The troops are ordered on Parade al A.
NJ on Monday, when they will be review
ed IN the Park by his Excellency, and
a, four lie will partake OF IA dinner given
lam By The honorable The Corporation.
Letters from New Orleans TO the 10Th
August, received this morning, mention
the deaib,b by yellow iever, off. Z. C. Samp-
son. Esq. soN Of Counsellor Sampson OF
this city, aud enc of the Editors of the
louisiana Advertiser; also the death OF
Mr.. Butler, of the firm of Law and But
Ter, OF This city. They state The health
OF that place continued 10 grow worse,
and that the citizens had become greatly
alarmed.
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Firetnid L0Rd O1icc Sent Iath 1920
y conformity with OF the General Assem- hy, emit.
titl' IA act 10 rtdace into enc acr the StrerGi
acts concerning EScheaforS" passed January Oh. 1919
do hereby make known uut It apperS hy certificates oi
TIL esctstOr ot the county Oi HalitN iat ti. Following
tracts o land hav been found y inqu st tken ace riic
TO law, TO have escsai' 50 '.s connonN ealt! viz one
tract, the repntcd wcr 1891 acres situated in he
counties of EliiiaN md Plus wanna the DIV Yelling hosr he.
ngin the county Of ahiA whereof a certain Michael
Pegscr died re / as Vii fuy appt.r by nuue.t
coelud oH the 2+f d.y iuy 1890 Also Gr.e c,br
tract, the repnte' ata whereof Is acres situated in ,he
county OF tiiiaN, ~li,l . ,erIain William Echn.S died
szet viii July appear by inquest taken ON IN.
22d tay Of July 1870.
WM. q. FENDLETON. Register.
sept ~. 49..wow
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NieSomi Election Tile first electio n in
the new state oil Missouri took place in
the latter part of the last mouth. We
have received only the return from The
county OF ST. Louis, which exhibits The
following result.
FOR GOVERNOR. FOR LIEUT.. GOV.
M'Nar $50 Cook S0S
Clark 43l Ashley
FOR lob AND l7th CONGRESS.
Scott S3l Caldwell 269
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This mortality, we understand. is among
the white population alone, which amounts to
ouiy i200. CY;mcs
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~ /
EN- corty,nS,y .,ih Al AFT OF Tie General Assembly
entitled ~ reaHce into one act me sfgergi
acrs concgrHf0g ESch.O,,S1s. passed the 9th day NJ
January 1919, DO hereby Inas Su""n, l. All whom Il
may cUmceIn,;ha the fo!!owhg sh situated IN
lie county al Cahe!l. within The Intss~".s:!Sa giant
commonly called Savage's grant, appeal by cerihcdfe
OF ih- ESchestoT o. said county, have escheaied 10
This CoIm0nw "aii particulars whereof will more
fully appear by reference 10 the inGuets taken nn The
days hereinafter mentioned viz.
800 acres OF the esiate OF Richard Smith deceased on
Sandy by inquest taken The 22d day July I52O
400 acies OF the estate D william BIaughtsn deed
oil Guyandoie river by inqaest taken 22d July 1920
400 acres, ~ Ihe estate Of Matthew Jones decd on
GuyandoIie river, h inqurs lak'n 22d July 1920.
6dO nj he estate "a" Edmund WagEuner decd ON
Guyandotie Tivef, by iuq Iest takes 22d July 1870
40 acres, ~ the estate wire johnston deceased OH
GLyanG0ite river by inquest tsken 10Th July 1870.
AGO acres Of The estate OF Daniel Staples deed on Biz
Sandy river, b, inqaesI taken 20ih Jrly $40
100 acIss"u GuEand0te river OF the eslate Of Rich
d Mems dec'd, by inqlest taken 2o;b July 1870.
100 acres, Big Sandy river the estate Of philip
Gaie"ood decd, by inquest taken 29Ib July 1920.
81 acres Guysndoiie river of the estate Of william
Cohaud decd by inques. taken 10Th July is2o.
loo acres GUyandutir river of the estate f Jose nh
Lakewood decd h. inquest IakoH 10Th July 1920.
Ito acres on the Ohio river Of the estate Of Edward
Goodwin decd, by inquest taken 20ih July 1920.
va. g PENULETON, Register.
u The EditOTSOf tie % National IRiekkiceHceT :"
UiH please publish the abSre weekly for six weeks in
succession iH their 2nper AMI )OrwGrd 10 this Office
ceTTYc0tf Of SHch TthiiCdfoH their account for
payment. IL. .ir6w q p
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COHPe, Sugar, Sat, Sc.
25,oo0 Lbs prime Green Coffee
1900 DO. ST. Domingo de-.
ioO buds. N. Orleans suear part prime
$50 bbls and bhds. 81. CToix do
20 hhds. good common Whisky
20 hbs. do do.
100 do. superior Rye do.
800 sacks Liverpool nlled Salt
700 Spanish Hides.
FOR SaIe by RAISTON & PLEAsANTs.
Part Of the above goods AZ any time he deliver
ed TO puthasers earring them down the Riyer) at
Our store. up"n the wharf n < y
September 20. a2.f
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CHARLESTON Sept 20.-Since our last, we
have heard ii no new case of Fever
y lelier from Savannah. of the 18th instant.
gives us the following statement OF the dread
'ui mortality now raging i'll our unfortunate
sister city.
September 18th, ......I7 deaths
18TH, deaths
Hth,........ii deaths
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",S-oceedinsS reidtjre 10 a.. Ute hN-Js.s.s f,iai
aSiedd Of the mere Certificate TO tchck she is en-
titled.
Daily Reports arc made to ihe Corfes of the
state OF their lIqjeSti,S' health IN Sacedon.
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stop IEfJ-FiJty DOftdrS RcwaId
D WEDNESDAY 20thius'- man ofgenteei appearance,
- - calling himself CT i%ION, stopt at my house
cay Poini"n thursday following hired my horse aud
gag TO go to Petersburg and TOOK with him black boy
l" briuE The sape bach on his arrival ia PeegsbnIe,
ne showed thr hoy ont Of the gig, and proceeded
himself 10 Richmond (bayiHg been traced as far as
NayO's Brdge,) and nothing since has beeh beard OF
hini The man is abnut IS years Of age, about feet
inches high, mddling stout, and Of sandy COM iexon
sayi he was born IN Abcnare equity, Va. The horse
Is bright hay (or bIood) w:b switch ta his len hind
1905 white high as the f1uiOck is about or years
%, ) teet one inch high, is generally well formed
os anh gallons runs very well to gig very spirited
Inc gig IS sleei springs, newly pauted of darn green
ON hts passage to Richmond he upset the gig broke the
swiu2le Tree, isjurei his and spTaned his thumb
lie harness brass naunted bride Bit Plated..1ile
shove reward and all reasonable charges Will he paid
Sept. ~. az. ct STERLING GARY
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ept. 90. 42..w6w
~ hdtnrs OF he National lntlligcncer viii rnhiisl
llszznsst ", ,r = tisi ii - in
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Proposals
For publishing By Subscription,
nEl@ sPlaBG lms
CHARLES PHILLIPS, ESQ.
RARRIsTER Ar LAW.
pr;ntsd from The English edition.
t0rr" edited by himseg.

.,Ir nnblishecs in offering The above work
F a. enlightened and discriminating
me- feel confident of receiving that en-
puasement which has hitherto been SO Ii
so QUIZ bestowed upon all productions OF me-
De'" Among the many orators who have dis
H. - their eloquence at the bar, beth in
par and in Europe. none have been
apsi Snrcessful in touching the finest feel
no.e the heart, and exciting the noblest
nss Sons OF the soul, than Mr.. Phillips. His
pas"rbes are replete with metaphor, and
sps' in a great degree, all that delicious
Pus;on.ness of which the English language
COP susceptible. His ~eulogium on the i'm
al WASHINGTON. is OF itself a master
niece Of e~loquence., In his character OF 30
r@Sorrts, he paints the actions OF that won
Sarlnl parsonage in language at once SUBJ
S;,o and imposing with all the chasteness
ia precision of an historian, be recapitu-
sse his movements from the cradle to the
'nn-lrom the camp to the throne-and
,..,lt from the elevated station Of an em-
srror 10 that of an exile and captive-there-
tr confirming truth, that power unsupport-
~v1Ly virtue is liable to wither and decay
lie speeches on the various Grim. Con. ca
s.s win be read with liyely interest by all
sls'ses of readers and the citizens of this
renoblic, may. while perusing the immorali-
,;e, and vices of Europeans, rejoice that in
his country such crime is almost unknown.
lis speeches on the Emancipation of the
Roman Catholics of Ireland, need no COM
ment-they speak for themselyes-and I'M
hld 10 mankind the history Off class of men,
who. although denied many political and ci-
I'll privileges, have always been known to
be the friends of their country in times of
Danger and in battle.-The American reader
musl view with Indignation the various op-
pressien under which great portion of that
gallant and patriotic people at present labor !;
and " ages yet unborn" will lament the ex-
stence of code which prevents man from
voxhipiDg his Creator according to the die
htes OF his own conscience.
The publishers, therefore, feeling ANNA
led By a desire TO present to the American
pablic, specimens of sublime and chaste elo-
ouence, which has been so often exerted in
le cause Of benevolence and the noblest
rights OF human nature, with respectful diff
6lence invite the patronage Of all classes
vdoare interested in the display of national.
social, and forensic oratory.
HAVE 81 THOMSON.
AcSGndria, I'd. c. Feb. /, 1920.
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January 10
Fifty Dollars Reward.

. AN AWAY from the subscriber on tina
IG night of the 3oth ult. a black man ma
med THOMAS MANKINS, aged about 20
years, stout made, thick lips, and speaks ge-
DeralIy as if something was in his mouth, a
very sulky down looking fellow although
he can be smooth and plausible when he
wishes to be civil. He had on when he alb
seconded a blue fine cloth coat, close bodied.
almost new, and pantal9ons and vest of the
same colored cloth with other fine clothing
not recollected. He can write tolerably
we'll and will probably have a pass forged
by himself. The above reward WILDE gil
ven il said negro is caught out of The district,
and secured in Jail so that ! get him again,
and 90 dollars if caught within the district,
and all reasonable charges paid.
N. B. said boy has been bred to the Bis
cult Baking, and is an expert workman.
AND'W JAMESON.
Febr'yi d6t*
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SALES Al Auction.
Public Sale.

10y virtue OF a decree of the Judges ei
D Charles County Court, as a Court of F.
guilty, | will sell TO the highest bidder in the
town of Port Tobacco, on SATURDAY the
18th day of February nexi, a tract OF land
lying in Nanjemoy, in Charles county, call
ed HOOHNORTON, containing about one
hundred acres. This land was the property
of William Huntington deceased, and Is
sold for the benefit OF his creditors, in conse-
quence of deficiency of assets. A credjtof
l2 months will be given, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with good security. Upon the rati-
~ication of tile sale by The Court, and the
payment OF the purchase money, a deed VIII
be executed by the trustee. All persois
having claims against the said deceased's es,
tate will exhibit them with their proper
vouchers to the honorable court within six
months from the day of sale.
N. STONESTREET, Trustee.
Nov, 10. 1%8I9--Jan. 90, l&90-iawts.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY the 18th Fe bruary, at 10
- A Nj. at the Indian Queen Tavern, in
this town, now occupied by Thomas Trip
lett, the subscriber will proceed to sell, at
public auction, for cash, TO the highest bid
der, all the household and kitchen furniture
OF The said Triplett, being a valuable collec-
ton of articles suitable for such an establish
ment. And on the day following, at l2 o.
clock, A. NJ. on the premises, at pubic auc.
ton, for req dy money to the highest bidder,
a certain tract of land in the county of Fair
fax, and state of Virginia, the property Of
the said Triplett. containing in the whole one
hundred and eighty acres, and bounded by
the lane, of James irwin, Mrs. Brooke,
Thompson Mason, and Samuel Collard.
All the above property is 10 be sold by vir-
tue of a deed of trust from the said Triplett
to the subscriber, for the security and bene-
fit of Joseph Shepherd. Such a title as is
vested in the subscriber by the aforesaid in
d%enture, will be conveyed TO the purchaser.
upon the receipt OF the purchase money.
n. S. WISE, Trustee.
Jan %. dt15F
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Just Received.

DER schr. Mary-Elizabeth, from Boston,
y case containing rs pieces elegant n
CURED grapes
case containing 25 ps. fine Canton grapes
do do 60 ps. sup. nankin ditto
DO do so ga nankin Grape shawls
do do 90 ps. elegant damask hkts.
IN Store,
/ bale forest cloths, cost from 22d to IS
Sterling per yard
) bales Russia quills
" halibarrels Cuba sugar .
l.. Teneriffe wine, in pipes hhds. and
hhds. and quarter casks
lew bids. very 6ne cid port wine
boxes spermaceti candles
<oV tons Swede's bar iron, well assorted
. DO steel, in bundles
'0V bushels Ga ts,-For sale by
PHINEAS JANNEY.
Cd mo. LIST. colt
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CONDITIONS.


i. The above work will be printed on fine
medium paper, and a good type,
9. Each number will contain ga pages of
close letter press, the whole TO be comprised
in eight numbers, making a handsome octave
volume.
5. One number will be delivered each
week uRtl the whole be completed.-Price
l9 l-9 ceu;s-pGgaGle on dsliUery.
4, Asa weekly delivery may not he accep-
table 10 all readers, those subscribers who
prefer taking the volume complete may have
It delivered to them. neatly done up in
boards, price One Dollar, By paying 80 cts.
IN advance.
5 This work will have the advantage of
containing many speeches, not published in
any former edition.
s, A list Of subscribers rames will be
published at the conclusion,
H-SRbscriptions receioed atthis office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Valuable Property for sale.

ON SATURDAY, The 4ih OF March next.
~ the following valuable property will BE-
offered al public sale, lor cash
/. A " story brick tenement and lot Of
ground on the south side Of KiDg-street, 40
feet TO the west of EIenry-slreet, in front on
king-street25 feet, in depth 100 leet.
z. A vacant lot on the west SIDE Of Fayettc
street, beginning al a point equi-distant from
King and Cameron streets, thence north on
FaYette-strett rs leet 7 inches, ives. paral-
lei to king street to Payne-streel-south OH
~Paynestreet rs feet 7 inches, thence 10 the
beginning.
3. A large two story brick warehouse
and lot OF ground al the intersection of the
north line OF klng-street with the east line Of
Fayette-street, IN front on King street IS
feet 5 inches-on Fayette-street. loo feetto
a TO toot alley, nov in the tenure of James
English.
4. A loi On the east side of Fayette -strt.
Ito feet TO tie north of King street, in 'front.'
on Fayttte-sttree: 81 feet 5 inches, in dep;h
1913 feet 8 inches.
5. Two Lots Of ground formerly parts Of
the estate of the late Richard Conway, dis
tingulshed in the survey made TOR his execu-
tors by No. 90 and 2I-No. 90 situated OH
the north side of Montgomery street, and
west side of Columbus-streei, containing one
acre and 7-8--No. FL situated al the inter-
section of the south side of Montgomery-st.
with the west side OF CoIumbus-street, con.
tanning SIG of an acre.
The above described property will be Of
fered for sale under a deed OF trust from Jas.
Anderson TO r. I. Taylor. for the security
of the Mechanics Bank otAleXandria.
The sale will be made at the warehouse
distinguished in the above advertisement by
No. 8. at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
Payment will be required on the spot for
each piece Of properly struck uf-and il
not made, the property will be Immediately
resold at the risque of the defaulter, whose
bid will not be afterwards received.
BY order Of the trustee,
S.A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
January 19
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Passage for Savannah.

A1> The ship FAIR TRADER will sail
ySA&Sshence for Savannah in about ten days,
her entire cargo being already engaged, Sc
veral passengers can be accommodated OH
reasonable terms. for which please apply to
captain. Walter Fletcher, on board, or TO
Cd mo. ed 1t PHINEAS JANNEY.
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VIM. Fowle, & Co.

ETAVE landing and for sale the cargo of
IA the schr. Rolla, capt. Levery, from
Portland, of
$50 tons plaster paris
20 bbls. No. g, mackarel
IA hhds. retailing molasses
12 bbls. Tanners oil
Also. per schr. Midas, from Boston,
10 h bBIs. and nuscovado sug ar'
loo boxes mould candles, Samps'n brand
loo casks nails and brads, assorted
Ito reams wrapping paper
Also, from schr. Mary Elizabeth, fir. Boston,
leo boxes mould candles, Samps'n brand
10 D 5Sjs. and Musoovaao sugars
feb 9
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For Freight.

-a
>A4E\ The new and fast sailing brig CO.
!ss4aasLUMBUS, John Mofftt, master, bur-
then about Hoo barrels, and will be ready
to load in a few days.
For the West-Indies,
>A, The very superior sloop EAGLE,
g1gs4a8ZJ J. G. Wright, master, burthen TOO
bbIs. and will very soon be ready to receive
freight.
For Newburyport,
,&dasS, The good schr. JOHN HOWARD,
tSsS3aSGsJohn Tucker. master, burthen 400
bbls. she can take ONE small freight and
passengers. Apply to
J. H. LADD, & Co.
Who have just received by the above vessels,
9,000lbs. Java coffee
8,0ooSt. Domingo do.
$4,000 bushels Lisbon Salt
0hhds. molasses, soal leather, bis potatoes
and Onions
7 boxes T. Crehores cards
Is Freedoms patent cast iron ploughs
O,O00 merchanta5le boards
tons hay in bundles.
jan. l9
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Febr'y
Lost

ON Monday the 23d ult. supposed on
" King-street, near the store of Patton 4
Butcher, or on Royal-street, near the office
of the Marine Insurance Company, a 90 dol,
lar note OF one Of the Virginia banks, and
a s dollar note of the Bank OF the Valley, OF
Va.
The finder will confer a favor on The own
er by leaving the same with the printer who
will grant a liberal reward, if required.
Feb N
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Leeshnrg Turnpike Road.

SVilCE is hereby given TO the Stock
2 'hoiders in the Leesburg Turnpike Road
E,SShpany, that Ten Dollars on each share
,%oscrbed, THAT is. on the stock subscribed
sahce the lstof October, 1879 is required
. be paid on the lst day of February next.
NIB All those who do not pay their lst
~%a'ineHt, due the 18th Nov. lastly the 18th
next, may expect a notice to Feb.
AT Jan 5 tlF
THoS. z. MOTT. Treas.
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New Garden Seeds.
N. FITZGERALD

sHs ENl1LD,
HVgNTH-STREET, WASHINGTON CITY.
III 40 recently received from Europe, a
large consignment of Garden Seeds OF
Se most approved kinds ; and warranted to
o. a superior quality. Dealers in this ar
we "oulddo well to make early applica-
~aG' as they will be sold remarkably low for
s.s'' Invoices and samples will be shewn,
IIl orders received by Mr.. }. FURLONG,
=" ashlnston. ian. 2I--99 St.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Was Taken

EROM the subscribers front room, a wo-
Il mans light colonred DRAB CLOAK, lined
with ~changable yellow silk, a hood, with a
silver clasp, the letters r. Ca generous
reward will be given for the cloak, or the
detection of the thief.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
feb g 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Notice.

VHHE principal charges alledged against
Z the persons in our publication of the
25th ut. in their vindication they DO not
deny, that is, entering upon our premises in
the night, neither do they deny removing
from our scales the balance weight /; all we
have asserted will be suhstantiated when the
whole matter can be brought before The pro-
per tribsnal. How long such conduct has
been practised on US time will deyelope.
BUTTS e. CAWOoD.
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