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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
Golden Fleece.

TOSEPH TALBOT, having leased the
- we'll known establishment in Patrick
street, Frederick, heretofore occupied by
Mrs. KimbolI. as public house for num-
Der OF years. begs leave to inform her nu-
n,erous patrons, his friends and customers,
and the public in general, that be is prepar-
ed, and will make use of every exertion to
accommodate them in a comfortable and
handsome style. In providing for his table,
and selecting the best refreshments for his
bar, be promises every attention, and the
stables having been very much enlarged and
improved, travellers and others may rest as
sured that their horses shall be objects of his
care and their carriages afforded complete
shelter and protection.
The Passengers en- the
Public Stages
that stop at his house shall be Immediately
attended to, and sincere desire 10 please,
aided by his abilities, shall not be wanting
to crafty all those who may 'fayor him with
their custom.
Frederick, May 1aw3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
Public Sale.

j NDER the authority OF a deed of trust
~ from Roberto. Mills and Wife, to the
subscriber, for the purposes tlere,a men.
toned, will be offered al public sale upon
the premises III the town OF Alexandra. az
10 O'Clock, on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
May next, certain lot or parcel of ground
situated aad bordering as follows; beginning
one hundred and twenty three ieet 1--WE inch.
es 10 the west Of West street, and running
thence one hundred feet northwaroiy parai-
lei 10 West street, TO a ten feet alley
thence eastwardly ano parallel to King -steet
twenty two feet, thence southwardiy and
parallel 10 West-slreet. one hundred feet to
King street; thence westw ardly ana bind.
ing on King street TO the begginIng with
all the appurtehances to the saiu premises
kss..s belonging, and on which is erecled
ETrM two story brick warehouse subject
Ma to an annual ground rent of So dol.
E.Al lars. Notes oi the franklin Bank
Of -llsaandr,G will be received IN payment,
and the terms made known at the time and
place OF sa:e.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee,
April 70 dom
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
TO Rent,

5 80 "A Brick House on Prince strt. near
MTf Fairfax-street, at present occupied
HsssI by Mrs. E King, otthe Circulating
Library. Possession can be had by
the middle ofthe present month. Enquire
of
SOLOMON P PARSONS.
81 the counting room Of M. Miller 9. Son I.
may a thstu3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
Notice.

IN consequence of the few applications
[ TOR the situation of Keeper of the Poor
the appointment until SATURDAY next,
the 9th day of May. at which time it will be
made. J. P. THOMPSON, C. G.
May dot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
For Boston.

EN The schooner OSPRAY. captain
N8aS Loring is now loading will take few
hundred barrels on freisht. Apply TO
WM. FOWLE & Co.
Also for Freight,
.EAM The superior schr. PLANTER.
S& captian Drinkwater. 5urthen about
1000 bpls, will be ready tor a cargo in four
days will take freightto any port.
may Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
Public Sale.

{ IN MONDAY next, the LIST Of May, a. 4P.
- M VIII be sod OH the premises, On 4.
oefai credit, the uninproved loi OF ground,
Situate atthe intersection OF Queen anu Wa
terstreets, 40 feet OH Water, by loo leet on
queen street ; the property OF the heirs Of
Robert Smith, deceased.
Ihe Sale Of the above property
IS postponed TO Monday, The 9TH INST.
~ S. A. MAkSIELLEk, Auct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
Stone Ware,

Manufactured by JACOB MYERS,
No. So, Market street, Baltimore,
A Nd will be delivered in any part OF the
IA city. at the following reduced prices.
Per Doz. Per boz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
SELLING OFF CHEAP!
Great Bargains mag be had at
Gather e EarI's

Great Bargains mag be had at
Gather e EarI's
CHEAP STORE,
I'm the following goods, viz
il Best Canton grapes, (black and other
colors)
Do do Grape shawls
Sarsenets, Senshaw's sewing silks
Black horentines, black silk hdkts.
Battas, gurrahs, sannahs, Watham shirt
ings and sheetings
Brown, sbirlings bleached do
Handsome domestic plaids, chambrays,
Checks, ticklenbuIgs and burlaps
Russia diapers, Russia sheetings,
Brown Holland, Irish linens and lawns
Buckskin and beaver gloves
Parasols, umbrellas, THULE lace,
Merlno shawls, ribbons, best kid gloves
Levsndnes, Italian Grape, black and
white florence assorted colors)
Best twiled cords and yelvets. shawls,
Sewing cotton ,muslins, cloths. casimels,
Superhne white flannel, callicoes
Cambrics, null null muslin,
Book muslin, best cotton cassimeres,
Rich cotton shaw!s, Madras handkfs.
Checks, wonen's fine cotton hose
Mems half hose black and assorted CO.
lors)
Bombazetts, best twilled, (black and
assorted colors, do)
English Bed Ticking, very fine
Marseilles vesting, dimity, fine steam
loom shir;ing, nankeens, and merin) shaw!s,
Brewster's best hats
irish Linens
Domestic Goods
Canton Grapes
AND
Cotton Yarn.
Will be sold at very reduced price.
April2S diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
NOW DRAINING!
ALIENS PRIZE LIST.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY, 7ih Glass,

GRAND STATE LOTTERY, 7th Glass,
ElevenM days Drawing.
MO *777 prize of D5oo0
In *IO.IOI I'll, 829 MI ,64S 1000
69O9 1877 1896 1859 SO
*Io, 5i9 MA, 1854 $500 90
Allmarked thus G. sold al Aliens.
e. The D5ooo is owned by n French
gentleman, who is not willing to have his
name made public. No. 1899, prize Of
DIooo. was sold on Thursday last only. 1t
is worthy of notice that all the valuable pri-
yes were sold at Aliens Truly Lucky Office.
Will draw again on Wednesday next-only
nine more drawings.
ioh capitals to be drawn
$50 Dollars
10000 DnHars
5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars
IL of 1000 Dollars
Besides large number of zoo, loo, SO, S'c'
Tickets may still be had at l2 dos. at
N 49, vA EsS ~ sAM
~ a. IA, "a, sS
LUCKY OFFICE,
Pennsylvania ausnus, Washington City.
) May st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04

~ city. at the following reduced prices
IS Per Dog. Per DOG.
1.8 gallon jugs, Chamber pots " 30
pitchers and Do do small
pos. DOSE gal. milk pans 70
IA do do do OF I.2 do do 4 o
I-2 do do do 2252 do churns q o
! | do do DO 8 os do do 3 sc 9
Ii do do do 3 IA do do ii o
9 do do do 5 Dali wares
3 do do do 0 smaller 0 SO
do do do 10 o than pints
"A liberal Discount for cash..
For convenience, the ware, as soon as
manufactured, will be removed to my ware !.
house. No. So, as above, which will super
cede the necessity of Country merchants 10.
sing time by applying at the Factory. My
Stone ware establishment is conducted by
HENRY REMMy & Som. late ofN. York.
J. M also regularly imports
China, Glass e Queens Ware.
Which will be repacked to insure safe car
riage. May a thm8t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
BIZ S. "A. MaRSTELLER.
Notice.

N0IICC.
IN SATURDAY, the 18th day of April.
~ 1920, will be sold to the highest bfds
der for cash, at fairfax Court House, agree
able tolaw. negro. man, who calls HIM
self Edmond, and was committed TO the
jail of this county b. warrant, from under
the hand OF George Mason Gent. & justics
OF the peace OF Fairfax county, or the 9th
day Ut Nov. 1878, as runaway.
PETER b. BRADLEY, D. S..
For kichd. Coleman, Sheriff,
Fairfax court house, March "a.
The above sale is postponed
10 MONDAY the 18th inst. may 8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05

prosperity and harmony Of the United
| States.
Reeofred, That, in the opinion of this
meeting, the world may have reason to
suspect the sincerity ofthc United States
in passing laws with severe penalties a.
gainst the Slave Trade. should they now
! by the further admission of Slaves into
the territory west Of the Mississippi. open
an immense mart for the sale of them,
which must in its effects be equivalent to
a bounty upon every Slave slnuggled in
to the United States.
ResoIvcd, That a Memorial be pre-
.sented to Congress, expressive of the
sci,-e Of this meeting, Us being opposed
to the further introduction OF Slavery in
10 amy. State which may be hereafter ad-
mitted into the Union
Rcsolved, That the thanks of,his meet
ing are due to those members OF the late
Congress, who opposed the admission OF
Slavery into the proposed State of Mis-
souri,.
Resofced, That the preceding Reso-
htions and the Memorial to Congress
adopted by this meeting, be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and trans
mittcd to the Senators and Representa-.
lives OF this State in Congress, and that
they be earnestly requested to use their
utmost endeavors to prevent the further
extension Of Slavery in any new Stale,
upon ITS admission into the Union; and
that the proceedings of this meeting be
published in all the newspapers Of this
State.
BARNABAS BATES. .Sccyy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05
Dp A3aii.

BOSTON, DEC. SO.
ATTACK UPOV 7'HG COUNTY GAOL
On TUESDAY last, run away slave
was committed to the prison in TINS town,
in consequence Of which report was
circulated among the blacks, that he was
about 10 be returned To his master. A
desperate plan was formed to effect his
release by force, and at half past 10 O.
clock in the evening. about sixty negroes,
armed with clubs, knives, hatchets, &c.
proceeded to the prison and commenced
an attack but from the prompt assist
ance afforded by the cl,izens to the
watchmen, they were soon ove,powered,
and fied in all directions. In the pur-
suit, several combars took place, IN one
of which watchnan was severely
wounded by blow from club, and is
now dangerously i'll. The fellow who
inflicted il was secured, and in the
course of the evening, fifteen or twenty
more were brought in. An examina.
ton was held yesterday Before Stephen
Gorham, Esq. -Four, who were con.
siccred the ringleaders, were committed
for trial, and the others discharged. 1t
is remarkable that no other person than
the wa,chman was injured. -Gdzette.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05

to the Lazaresto, 10 give in declaration
respecting or relative to his navigation
the nature Of bis cargo, ard where taker
OH board, the health Of his crew, passen.
gers, &c. after which declaration he vii
0c alIowed to confer with his friends, cor,
respondents, or consignee; and IL he in
tends TO perform his quarantine there,
he must take on board one or two health
guards, and commence the same, which
Shall be fixedaccordiDg to circumstances
at the next sitting of The Board.
II a master does not declare il to be his
views or intenri us to stay and perform
his quarantine, he takes no guards OH
board, and is at liberty to proceed else
wilcre; but when once he takes the
guards ON board and goes to the on ran
tine ground, he must remain the foil time
before he Can sail Or gel bill oI health.
AS to the port charges at Marseiies, yes
sels pay neither tonnage, anchorage, light
money nor wharfage. >
The pi,otage is NOW regulated, since
the Isl January, 1918, at the rate Of half
franc per ton, in and out, OH all foreign
vessels. French vessels pay six sous
per ton.
Ifthc Captain takes the pilot on board
and keeps him during the quarantine, he
is to pay three francs per day. The
health guards may get their provisions
from the vessel or receive thirty sous per
,lay in lieu thereof at the Captains op-
tim. The master Of u vessel may come
too. or anchor at the Buoys. which arc
placed near the entrance of the port, and
go 10 the H-alth- Office in hi, boat, to
give III his declaration,
1t Is strictly forbidden all Captains to
communicate with any person from or
belonging 10 the shore, previous 10 CIV
ing in their declarations at the Health
Ofhce.
1t sometimes happens that the assis-
lance OF one or two boats is required To
help the vessel come into the harbour, or
to come up from Pomegue to this port,
which case the customary price Is about
thirty francs tor boat, and~niDe men,
unless special agreement be made by
the captain for a less price.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05

The ship Amity has arrived at New.
York in % days from Liverpool. Al
though not SO late by day or two as
the Herald, at this port, vet we End
some items which we do not remember
to have seen previously noticed.
The Monileur announces that Louis
has ordered the return Of all who have
been banished without trial, except the
.Regicitles.
Marshall Grouchy has been received
into favor by the French King, and was
immediately to enter into the enjo, ment
Of his rights, titles, etc. Of which lie was
deprived on the 18th of March, 1915.
The Eurydice friga,e had arrived in
England from St. Helena. She sailed
OH the Sd OF October, at which time
Bonapar,e was well. The inhabitants
were much distressed for provisions,
MIR. StokEe, medical attendant on BonA
apar,e, arrived in the Eury dice. Mr.. s.
had been tried by court martial, for
holding improper communications with
the fallen Emperor; was found guilty,
and dismissed the service
:. /, was said that the Dey Of Tunis end
the Dey Of Algiers, have declared their
submission to the resolutions taken at
AK la Chapelle, for the suppression Of
piracy. as.t- a4p4a
A, the Prince Regents levee on tie
Goth OF November, Our minister, Mir.
Rush, was present with the other for.
eign ministers,
A Liverpool paper of Nov. %, state
that the King Of England is Fastening to
he termination OF his long career. Re-
ports Of his death l,sd been prevalent
day or two previous. The Duke If
York had been sent for by express.
The London Observer of later date.
states that immediate danger is not a.
pchended. The King IS 81 years old.
The King Of Bavaria has disgaced
his minister who agreed to The measures
adSpted at CafIsebad and Frankfort. =
=. ~. sLivsRrooL, NOV. 81.
y On Wednesday, morning, Co1ts't
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05

| sheet, ard requested Mr.. Goodwin, 10
repeat what he had said--lt was inlne.
diately repeated TO Stoughton, who
struck Mr.. G.. very severe blow in
The face. MIR. g.. raised lis stick and
struck Stoughton ON the head. The
force OF the blow broke the stick (which
was sword cane and left in Mr.. G's
hand the sword. They Immediately
closed, and in the fall Stoughton receis-
ed wound in the body, which terminus
ted his existence in about fifteen minutes.
MIR. G.. BY the advice of his friends re-
tired to The City Hotel, and then went
in the Stcam Boat to. Elizabethtown,
where lie arrived at half past a O'Clock,
intending to remain there until this
morning. He was, however, followed
by our police magistrate who found him
at the tavern in COMPANY with Judge
Butler from Louisiana, and some otbts
gentleman, to whom he stated the Cir.
cumstances, and declared his intention
Of returning 10 Nssv-7mk in The mo,n-
mg.
The occurrence, as / have stated H..
will be substantiated by Mr.. c. ard MIR.
w. who were Oh the spot and saw all
that passed. Nci;hti OF these witnesses
had an idea that Stoughton was stabbed,
and MIR. Goodwin HIT the pace in COM
pany with Mr. f.. and MIR. C.. not O.
suae that the sword had touched him.
Mr. q. is surrounded by friends who
are satisfied OF his conscious innocence,
and will let him want for nothing he may
require. s4
KEw.YoRK, Wednesday morning, Dsc %.
Lest lhe circumstance should come
to you though common report, and PER
haps exaggerated or misrepresented. /
deem il proper " inform you directly Of
the unfortunate occurrence OF yesterday
----pan,ely, The death OF MIR. Stoughton.
Mr.. @. and himself met in the street
Mr.. 6. made use OF some contempt
uous language, when 5. gave him Sc
we're blov MIR. G.. then struck him o.
yer the head with his cane, when the
sheath Aew off; they closed. and in the
scufle S. received wound in the body,
and expired in few minutes. ! can
say no more at this time as the mail is
closing, except that by all MIR. G's.
friends his conduct is deemed jasti6able,
and ! think a jury will determine it SO. I.
p. S. Since closing my letter ] have
learned that there can be no manner Of
doubt, that the stab sSas gioen BY 0tsi.
den,. in their falling together. A pair
OF loaded pistols were found in Slough
tons pocket.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05
SLAVERY.

Alta numerous and respectable Meet
ing ot the citzens Of the State OF Rhode
Island and Providence Plantations, as.
senblcd at the State House, in Provi.
dence, December l8, 1919, pursuant TO
public notice, tvr the purpose of taking
into consideration the subject CT SLA.
VERY in States hereafter to be admitted
into the Union, his Hon. William Jones
was appointed Chairman, and the Rev.
Bafnabas Bates, Secretary.
The Meeting, alter due consideration
and discussion. unanimously adopsed the
following resolutions
Whereas, it is the undoubted right OF
the citizens of the United States OF Am
erica, peaceably to assemble and and con.
suit gather upon all subjects appcrtain-
ing to the public good, and to express
their opinions without reserve, to the
government under which they live; and
whereas, this right becomes duty in all
cases wherein they apprehcnd the vital
interest, The prosperity and the union of
the United States are involved and
whereas, in the opinion Of this meeting,
these important interests will BE PLACED
in imminent danger should Congress,
upon the admission Of new States into
the Union formed beyond the original
limits of the United States, permit the
further extension Of Slavery:
Therefore, Resoived, That while we
sincerely adhere 10 the terms and cmdit-
ions upon which the Constitution was
formed, we deprecats with the most ar
dent solicltude any further extensi n Of
the evils Of Slavery within the limits of
the United States.
4 Rcsoioed. That. in the opinion Of this
meeting. Congress are vested with fi,ll
power, BY the fair construction of the
Constitution, to proInbit the further in.
roduction Of Slaves into any new State,
formed beyond the limits of the original
Territory Of the United States, which
may be admitted into the Union.
Rcsofped. That, III the opinion Of this
meeting. Congress, having the power,
are imperatively called upon TO prohibit
the extension Of Slase.y, upon the ad-
mission Of any new State into the Union,
formed beyond the original limits Of the
United States, by every motive Of ex.
pediency and justice, arising as well from
! just sense Of national honor and char
actcr for candor and sincerity in their
public declarations relative to Slavery and
.he Slave Trade, ~ from view to the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

The. blacks were armed with bludg-
cons, and it was observed that they were
stationed in couples at all the coiners in
Cour-s,Ieet, and near the lii. They
were observed by two young men return
Ing to their lodging, who suspec,:ng
their intentions were directed to no good
purpose, gave information to the watch.
men. One oi the blacks was then heard
to whistle, when he was Immediately SUR
rounded by upwards of twenty Of his
comrades. The watchmen ON askingone
of them what was their business, were
answered in saucy manner; and soon
after one of the blacks stepped from the
sidewalk towards watchnian, who had
his buck to him, and knocked him down
with HIS club. A number of tho watch.
men and citizens having now collected,
attempted TO secure all The blacks they
could find, and succeeded IN applehend
ing fifteen, who were all committed to
Jail.
MIR. Fulton, the watchman who was
Knocked down, We understand is darger-
ously Ill and fears are entertained that
he will not recover. u. Adp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-01-05
rBR .fFR.4IR At NRW.YoRK

The following extracts OF letters re!a-
tive to the unhappy occurrence in NJ Y.
are from gentlemen Of the highest re-
spectability, to their friends in Baltimore.
Nxv-YonE, Dec. s2-2 O'Clock:
Mr. Goodwin and Ne. C---wert
walking down Broadway. when the,
met Mr.. S'oughtou at tive north side oI
Courtland- street--in passing. Mr.. G.
observed to Mr.. c. there gees an in
siex;fcmw srouadrel," and then they
passed 10 the south corocr of Courtland
4. when Ssn'ighton recrssed Ccur,land
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-12
Valuable Property for Sale.

ON SATURDAY, the Alb OF March nexf.
y the following valuable properly will bs
onered at public sale, Tor cash
1. a Two story brick tenement and let of
ground on the south side of King street, 40
teet to the west Of Henry in front On
Klng-st rs feet, in depth loo feet
Z. A vacant lot on the west side of Fayette
street., beginning al point equi-distsnt from
hf1ing ana Cameron streets, thence north ON
fayette. 76 feel inches, ives! paraI-
lei to king street to Payne. street-south on
fayne- street rs feet inches, thence 10 the
beginning.
s., A large two story brick warehouse
ana iot OF ground al the intersection of the
north line OF king-street with the east line Of
fayette-Street, in front on King street as
ieet lnches-on Fayette. street. loo feet ia
a TO toot alley, now in the tenure FLAMES
English.
a. A lot on the east side of Favette.str,
! 10 feet to the north of King street. in front
on fayette.sttree:2 FL feet S inches. in depth
1913 feet inches.
5. Two Lots of ground formerly parts Of
the estate of the late Richard Conway. dis.
tinguisbed in The survey made for his execuA
tors by No. 20 and 2l-No. 90 situated on
the north side of Montgomery. street. and
west side of Columbus street. containing ons
acre and 7-8-No. 81 situated at the inter-
section of the south side of Montgomery-st.
with the west side of Columbus. street, cons
tanning SIG of an acre.
Ibe above described property will be of
tered for sale under deed OF trust from Jas.
Anderson to R. |. Taylor. for the security
of the Mechanics Bank olAlexaDdria.
he sale will be made at the warehouse
distinguished in the above advertise mentby
No. 3. 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
Did will not be afterwards received
BY order of the trustee,
"A. MARSTELLER, Aue.
January I9
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To Rent,

s,uus The commodlous and handsomely
fsfTzs fitted up Brick Warehouse, the south
NE east corner of King and Patrick SITS.
49, formerly occupied as Hardware
store ALSO,
That convenient Brick dwelling house the
lower end of King and between Water and
Union streets.
LIKEWISE FOR SALE. LEASE, OR RENT,
That commodious frame Warehouse, the
south east corner of King and Patrick streets
well calculated, and formerly occupied as
Flour Store.
The Farm called RACOOON or LA
COTTAGE in the County of Prince Willie
am, and within three miles of Dumfries, for
merly the seat ofthe late Col Thomas Mont
gomery, ard containing about $40 acres
For further particulars enquire Of
HENRY C.. S-ADE.
ian 10 thsiu3N