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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-03
NOI'IIE

a T meeting ofthe president and director. OF the
Roanoke Navigation Company. held on the 2stL
oay oil october last was ordered thai per cent,
DE paid into the treasury the hrsi day February
next, IL being the fifth requis,ion. -
Halifax, Jan. %. as ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

'ts " 1ri t,.s i"i,t vi i.e ippresep-
,aIivr o. Philip Barbour: and
The bill for the relief of Anthony Burk.
TIE b,ii for the reiet oil the legal repre-
sentative II! the late Col. Daniel Apping
VAS read the third time: and, on the
question, Shall the bill pass i, was de-
oidcd IN the Negative. So the bill VAS re-
jecied.
rhe Speaker laid before the house a
letter iron the Secretary OF War, trans
uniting IA statement of The expenditure
ana application of sucl, moneys as have
been drawn from the treasury Oh account
of the War Department, iOr the wear end :
Ing The 3Uih Sept. last, under The appro-
priaiiohs III last session; aud of un.X-
peni.d balances Of former appropriations
remaining III the treasury on tie lSt of
Oct 1873, which WAS ordered to lie on
The table.
ne house ihcu resolved itself into a
committee of the whole, Mr.. TAYLOR in
the CHAR, on She bill providing for taking
the fourth census oi The Uuilcd Sisies.
Mr.. Campbell explained the view OF tie
COZ :Hiiiee Ia adopting and reporting va
nous provisions at the bill.
- veral propositions were made in The
ei9rSe oi the discussion: anong,, Which
an imenimrni, proposed by Mr.. Holmes.
~ AID Il column Ia the cen US or Tia emu
mrfa'ion OF foreigner, not natnralz "A
n suggestion WAS made by Mr.. Cay as 10
The mode q making the returns Of the
enumeration at slaves, so as 10 show their
pr'cie increase, believing thai very erru-
he"uS oprnions Wege entertained from lie
want OF accurate Information, as 10 the
increase of that class ut The population.
a notion Was mace, by Mr.. Smith, of
nld. TO provide iur collecting, with the
enumeration OF the Inhabitants, the
amount OF The different kinds of domestir
manufactures. Fhc committee spent
much time IN considering thesc and o!ner
propositions, without deciding on iIiem !.
dmd before they had goi through the bill,
Inc committee rose. reported progress,
cbiaiocd leave 10 sit again; aad
The House adjourned.
On all the private bills which pass, in
Their house. more or less debate takes
place, but not IA sufficient general inter.
est 10 require 10 he reported, where room
Is an objeci, as ii really Is with w. This
general in'ima'lou is gwen, 10 obviaie an
Impression, winch may oiherwIs. prevail,
That bills pass or are rejected sub siientio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Washington, jan. 1, 1920.
But little has been done IRE for two
or three days past. The cotpmittee who
were appointed 10 endcavoui TO effect
compromise of the Missouri auesiian.
were discharged during tie past week,
not having agreed upon any arrange
ment.
Mr.. Taylor proposed a committee TO
secure 10 the prOprIetUrs of sL,yes now i'm
missouri, the right OF property III ihem
and ihelr pOSierily forever, AMI To- pTOhl-
bit the further IulrOdu ton Of slaves Inlo
Missouri aud all the territory west OF The
Mississippi. This proposition was almost
unanimously rejected. He lltn proposed
To fiX the river Missouri as toe perpetual
boundary north OF which no slaves should
be Introduced, aud giving he right Of
freely introducing them into the couptrv
south OF the river. Tins was also moi
agreed 10. He then proposed 10 tx tbe
line from the mouth OF the Missouri IN
The river To- the Kansas river, thence mn
Tie Kansas TO the south fork of the river.
and follow the said fork 10 IFS source. and
10 hx The north boundary of Missouri at
i've MISSOURI river, extending Tie slate
west lar enough 10 add 10 Il a territory
equal 10 what size would lose on Tire north.
aud permit slavery on tie south OF the
boundary, excluding il forever on The
north. This proposition also was reject
ed. MIR. LOwndfs then proposed That
he line should be taken on the north
boundary OF Missouri, extending 10 the
northwest cerner of the state, thence
down the western line OF the state TO the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11

Another letter states, that tic President
tBoliva,) could have raised AN army to an, a
mount La New Grenada. but had not nuSkt Il.
to coup tue volunteers. II is, howeve ion.
possible Tor Morilio TO witlstdHd the comhim-
ed force OF four armies, mo,in. 10 assa,l INN
IN every point. This sad pIedicament ac-
counts Tor the arrival OF the Nyi,ph corvette
III Havana lately, IN which he srut a co,n,u,s.
S'onef TO solicit succois IN men aud money. -
BON oi Which have been refused on ii conSn,-
tatioh OF The capiain-g,ner.l CCugi1dJ win
ne tdhid0, and C0RSHtadO.-Caira, Cana
'hwas ION this circumstance that Z AMOR prevailed
sohe 'ime Ago, OF h0ft'to having reached Havana.
when II WAS only his messenger IA Is TO he th,
he"ue' moiH" nor Saliano H'ay escape the suuAe OF
JnSuee. Their tiueIiies have been hotribie
l'he iatesi Date from AngOstuia a.Iuded To IN IN,
above extract, Is Nov. 2i1 " ~
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THE F0URrH CrNsrs


The following is aore particular ac-
count oi lhe proceedings OF Wednesday
Oh this bii:
ine house being i'll committee of tie
whole. Mr. 1dyfor IN the chair, aud the
bll! having been read.
Mr.. Campbell, The Chairman of the
committee "hCb reported the bill, ex-
planned the views OF the committee i'm
Recommending erlaIU provisions embrac-
ed by II and also moved the sums, dc.
10 b inserted IN ihr blanks OF the bill, as
10 compensation, &c. All the blanks
having beru fi'l.i-
MIR. Brush, Il Ohio, made a motion thai
'he hlli be 80 amended as 10 fiA the ralio
OF representation under the census now
10 b taken
Mr.. CdT.yGeH objected TO this amend.
meet II was admitted, OH all hands, he
s"!#, ihaf tie bal mus pass ms session
and wby attcmp, iu cucumber II win a
principle totally distinct, and which ought
10 be presented III another bill 2 The
amendment, besides, made lis appear
ancc Unexpectedly the comu,Iiiee were
taken al snrpri e. Some time ago seye-
raj gentlemen bal niimatrd an Intention
OF proposing resolution by winch #
n'ghi Ie ascerialmrd whether the raiio
sEonid he tlNcd before the amount of DO
pna!ion be known. TIN Question was
an l"portanl one and, as TO the time II
81. = 81 I've decided, he was sure an unaBl-
mliy i'd not prevail. II his colleague
"ouii "i'hHi"t his moit.u, there were
'a'!0n@ Other Ways by whlcn he could, al
another Tine, bring The principle fairly
Deio'c the housr He might accomplish
TINS object by resolution, or by giving
notice that On some particular naS he
would ask leave tn introduce hiii for
ascerialnng Ire ratio.
Mr.. Lirrrmore observed, il would be
improper al HIS time TO say icbat The raIIo
Should be: HAT the proper time TO dts.
Gus" thai question would be when the
population OF each state was known.
Mr. A"deJSo" said, the amendment pre-.
sehled Two dlsiIrcI questions one AIe-
ihfr Congress ought TO determine HE ralio
al thls, lime F.; HE other, what the ratio
should be. These questions he consider
ca important ones, and TO decide which,
ne was not now prepared. He wanted
'iWe 10 reflect tie would therefore move
That the committee should rise.
Mr. Ctag observed, as II was not the
usual lime OF adj"urnihg, he hOped ,ho |
gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr. ADDER
SOM would withdraw his motion 10 rise
a"h also Tie gentleman from Ohio, (Mr. |
:" "'"') h's ,ho'l'h 10 amend, ihdl h and !
= = H'e"" o. ms from May and, (Mr. |
"'R'l' ""r' some amendments to |
-" ~ '''"''s % t"t Oili'
d, "V "'o'"Hs "' VII. bT"" ana MIR. an |
"e'$'" were "Iiiiira"n.
W. 'f0y men ''"'cd' 'hnt he thought u
. "'a.'Fi ~ some Consequences lh"t Tie !
''au9 W 'he o'"c" population SlIul be !
'dhe", iu D2nDeI suhlidr 10 iudi 0i tie |
VINE maj, ~ 10 !Heir decrease ~ reji- |
Ton 10 the White bB1uidi!ott ue thousit |
Iuduv ,4pntIenri, l,l,,4,. m, ,.,,,,.,.,'. |
O.it,,,r, SL ;i-,
,,'.', -" '''"' '""''," - '"e d
"a "'''i'hl VII, ~ hC edS aD VI !" Oter, !
" dU"pitd, "puh " cnTe, WaS Important |
On d. any accounts H., men ufopDsed 10 |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
IN SENATE.-JANUARY 3.

WI. van Dyfe o1ereu Tor consideration
Inc following resolution:
hesotred. That the committee on Pensions
be Instructed TO enquire whether any amend
ment be necessary TO The act to provide tor
certais persons engaged in the land aud ma al
service of the United States during the Revo-
lutlonary War, approved March rs, 1918 the
better TO ensure the execution of said act ac-
cordIng to its true spirit and intention, and
whether II be eXpedient i'm any respect 10 a
mend or modify said act.
The engrosSed bill 10 provide for OBJ
tanning accurate statements OF the 70
reign commerce of the United States
The engrossed bill for the relief If the
heirs OF Nicholas Vrceland; and the en-
crossed bill establishing Circuit Cuur,
Within and for the District of Maine
were >eyerally read third time and
passed.
Mr.. Smith, from the committee 10 whom
had been referred the bill Tor the admis
sion OF Maine, reported The same with an
amendment.
This amendment is the whole OF the
bill 10 authorize the People Of Missouri
10 form acOnsiiluiion, &c. without restric-
ton.
The report being before the Senate
Mr.. PiRhmey, after adveriing TO the
magnitude OF The question involved in
this amendment, and the importance OF IA
iul examination, clear understanding,
and correct decision OF II, moved thar
the bill be postponed 10, and made the
order OF the Day Tor, Tuu-sja, next.
THIS motion was agreed To mem con
Aud the Senate adjourned 10 Monday
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letter nom lie Secretary OF Inc Navy,
transmitting The annual report OF the
commissioners OF the Navy pension fund.
The Speaker laid before The House an
other letter from the Secretary of The Ma
Wy, transmitting the Information required
by HE resolution rf the 3iSt ul,. in rela
non to the introduction OF slaves inio the
Uniicd States, and oi the measures adopt.
ed To prevent the same.
Both these communications were or
dered To lie or the table and be prinied
lie House then resolved itself into a
committee Of the whole, MIR. Iayior in
Tue CHAR, on The bill granting township
OF public land TO the asy lam Tor the deal
and dumb in The cit, Of New York
MIR. Clay, (Speaker) after stating his OBJ
Jeetions TO the bill, moved, for The pur
pose OF destroying il, to strike out the
first sectieh.
An earnest debate Of considerable
length followed, on The general merits
The bill and The expediency of the dona
lion II proposed, in which Messrs Ctay
Randotph, Foot, Warfeid, Holmes, Ba,
6omr, and Rhea, opposed the bill; Messr.
Neigs and Gross of New York advocating
| II.
The question was finally taken or
striking out the first section, and carried
by large majority.
| The committee then rose and reported
The bill as amended TO the House; and
alter an Intellectual motion by MIR. Mac
| toy to lay il Oh The table
The House, (allerreiusing the yeas ant
nsys on the question: concurred in th,
amendment of The committee of III,
whole to strike out the first section, by
| which the bill Is of course lost. AnC
then adjourned to Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-11
- from me baltimore Patriot.I
Important operations in Netc Grenada and Ve,

important operatiOnsin Netc Grenada and Vene.
zUe{U.
mh, noNRoE..Fron letters and papers, this
moment received, have made the iinperfect
summary follow ing, for the information, of the
pnbilc. inteTeSted as we are in the success of
me besi OF Causes, Communicate il with coI-
u'ai satisfaction for yonr Gazette J g.
GENERAL Bolivar was Oh the 3Oth of Octo-
per al GEGseuadUiiLO, with about : 5oo r,.r
ana on his march for Caracas dyiyueu,6 lad
quilted AngOstura to take command of The
army OF lie easi,i of Cnmana and Barcelo
''n a"u eNpecten TO collect 5000 troops TO CO.
operate with lie other divisions The evacn-
a'I0n OF san FerHdndO by MoJiHo is confirmed.
anu Tue reason Will sO0n a. pear: for So,,b,etfS
"dN ptaten La Tore most decIsiveiy and occn.
l',eu Tue lo"n aud vdiley0f CHcHta. I" In short,
says one or our correspondents The liz AZ fair
" up with the Spaniards, and expeci This ve-
ry voyage, or certainly the next. from ~
ihomds To proceed TO La Guayra Poor 20
IonrI tt0ohe GIed Of his wounds, aud you will
SEE graceful noiice OF him 10 The COrreO."
General Bolivar had made proposals. 10 C,
md''o, TIE wee roy OF New Grenada, for an ex-
change OF prisoners, IS follows -
BelO. o. VII
"a. Officers and soldiers at CathageBa and
Santa Martha. ''
80. Citizens, serving in their armies.
9lh. those ~ The preSidiOs &c
ms proposition, especially the first article
ON, u h'ghiy polite, AID cTeditable 10 his
From the t0rTeO del OriHoc, of TN o sOtb Oc.
tobeT, ~ appears, dis Excelleucy tue Vice
ffeHuehi has inst received official accounts
rom me commander ~ chief of the army of
the west, Jose AntOnio Paez, in which he com
munlcates bs intention Of commencing his o-
peTatIons according 10 instruction previouslv
received. Also Of his receiving intelligeuce
mat General Soublette had occupied the capi.
taI OF Cucuia As tie General refers 10 Tie
oi.patch sent directly to the government. bnt
"hlch mas not yet been received, we are Irno.
Isht OF tue details OF the battle, that put our
lOoPslH possession ut that valley, where he
enemy was so advantageously posted, whete
ne had nnited so large an army, aud supposed
himself so strongly securej-nay. where he cS-
pected to repair his immense losses. Hero ,,p
have the solution OF bis precigitafe evsrn.,-
uob OF san Fernando, when, cost hlm So much
iIme, expense aud trouble 10 fott,tvipr auo
whch tie e"emy considered ~ the 1if,lt,
OF the plains. Sm Fernando was e,gcuated
Oh the 18th, dnd GeneIAl Paez found 40 Ia u.
lne suns, WHICH were got even spiked, w.M
considerable quantity Of ammnnllon and p,o-
Visions" P'V
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24
And the Senate adjourned.
ABSTRACT FROM CONGRESSIONAL
JOURNALS.
SENATE OFU ,STA7

SENATE OF u. STATES.
Friday, Warch 1.-THE Bankrupt Bi,l
still unier discussion in committee of the
whole. -. hIT. Eaton moved TO strike ont
The 9th section, which authorises the
commissioners when they think there il
reason TO apprehend that BANKRUPT
means TO abscond, &c. 10 break open his
own door or any other, 10 find hiu,. On
MIR. Van Dykes suggestion, MIR, Eaton
agreed TO dtride the question as 10 break
ing open The bankrupt'S house, and that
OF another person.
On Mr.. Hunters motion, the words of
the constitution we're introduced into This
section, OH probable cause, supported
BY o0fh or affirmation, by acarrant." 10
cause 'he doors, &c.
On motion OF MIR. Wan DYKE, who
'honghi !, improper 10 break open another
mans house, withOW nOiice at iegsf. the
clause was amended by adding the words
after notice and demand. and refusal of
entrance by the owner or occupier"-
And ~ this shape the 9Th sect. was left.
Mr.. Wilson moved TO strike ont the
25lh sect. which compels the bankrunl's
vile To give evidence for The discoyeyv
oI such part OF lis estate as NAV he con.
cealed or disposed OF by her or bv auv
other peTsOn.-MT. Pnknev supported
Mr.. W remarks, saying that "ibe sec.
ion violated all Tie best charities Of life.
without being Of any use in the system.-
~ VIE was sworn, could they expect the
ruin No-ibey might expect perjury
10 siam her lips. II was one of The mos,
sacred maxlms Of law that wife should
not give evidence against her husband. -
What would be criminal in another. IN
her Is innocence. Mr. Z. referred In =
remarkable instance Of the truth Of This
case of LdyaIette. When
his wife enabled linn 10 escape from orr
on, disguised in her clothes, aud size re-
maiHed IA prison 10 answer Tor the deaa
she was Hoi only acquitted by the nniyer
sal opinion Of The world, but also by tbe
law OF France II was honorable 10 The
law OF France that il was so."-The mo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24
INTERESTING
We have been politely favored with III,
following eAiract OF letter, received viz
Havana, dated
IL. Lnn.d thn " g ~ 11...l...

We have been politely favored with the
following eAiract OF letter, received via
Havana, dated
On board the 4. s ShiD Macedonian.
BdyJ PUnamd Dec. Is.
On the ist NV. ~ left Valparaiso
and arrived or ~" 9Th at Lima I've had
been expecting from Lord Cocbrane's
character and previous conduct, that he
would attempt 80 prevent our breaking his
blockade Of HAT port nieed he had said
THAT TO Weu OF war Of any nation should
pass bin. Determined 10 support The
character OF our flag, and conscious OF
our duty 10 the protection Of American
commerce, so far as our presence and as
slsisuee could prevail, oe left Valparaiso
With t"O American supercargocso on board.
whose business led them ilIilher, aud who
depended on our protection TO enter the
pOTi Every necessary preparation was
made t. battle Tie watch with the English
renegade, provided he interrupted our
course. On the harbor we met part of
The CAlllaD fleet, consisting OF The OIlip-
gins, "a. formerly the Spanish frigaie
Marie isabella. captured at Talcuanha by
our townsman capt. Wooster COMMAND
ed by COcbraHe 10 person lie Indepen.
d"niIa, formerly the Curiaso, J command
ed by capt. Foster, formerly lieutenant in
tie British navy. These two ships are
by English and Americans, AM
outlaws Of all nations. Besides Ties
there were two gun briggs OF I6 guns IN
sight We beat to quarters and cleared
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24
itro.u .,isn.a1 "a tita iespectsbie house Of
lialhD"ne, Hodgson, & Col

= ro.u a. sn.a, "a fi.a ics secisbis house OF
GsalhD"ue, Hodgson, q Co..
Lieerpoot. FEB. /.
The import ofcot,ou in Jan. was 22.376
bags, 1882 OF which from the Un',ed
States, asd the sales amounted 10 %, 03o.
The demand has in geurral been pre,t,
regular. especially for new upland, winch
has been IN good request. In the lasi
10 days2i vessels have arrived from the
United States. and The buyers Of cotton
are endeavoring by holding back, TO eff
feet further reduction: they would give
IL per Id fer good fair new upland,
and the holders have refused this price.
In 10 bacco the operations have not been
extensive. Virginia Leaf has been con
sianily declining, and the stock is heavy.
Two consigumeD,s OF new Raxseed have
been received. bnt the holders will not
name price ! The supposed value is
from 80 10 zoos. per hogshead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24

NORFOLK. March l7.-Cspt. Doanc of the
Sloop Roxana. who arrived in Hampton Roads
on Thursday night, in o days from Havana
aud proceeded Yesterday for Richmond, bring
intelligence that Az insurrectiop OF the Black $
had broken out at st. Jago-de-Cuba and that
between = and 5000 troops had sailed from
Havana, by order of the Governor, TO quell it,
Flour, at Havana, was S IT when Capt. ID.
sailed
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ship Tor action. Thet&o ships bore down
upon us and We hove to--they spoke us,
asked where from, aud whittier bound.-
After answering and being answered sew
erai questions. We filled away, and soon
anchored IN Callao harbor, the port of
Lima" IN. Y. here. Adr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-24
JOHN DOWNES.
To The Right Hon. Lord Coch-
rane, Admiral and com nander
III chief of The CHILEAN naval


III chief of The CHILEAN naval
force, &c.
Extract from the Opinion Of Sir William Scott.
Tribunals OF justice have uniformly reunir-
ed u 10 be esia hllshed by clear and uneqnvo-
cal evidence, that the party proceede ed asain,t
hashad due notice of the existence of actual
blockade.
Secondly Ii is not the accidental absence of
ire blockading force that will be sufficient
TO remove the blockade. But if the reIaxa-
ton happen, not by such accident, but by the
Robustness OF the CrulzeTs stationed TO main.
itin tue blockade, then il is impossible for
Court Of Justice to say that the blockade ia
actual, existing
Thu DIV. The very notion of complete
blockade Includes that tile besieging force cav
apply It's power TO every poiut of the block
AIDED state. IL It CAuuot there is no blockade
Fourthiy. u is at all times most desirable
that Tie blockade should he declared in
pnb'Ic anu distinct manner, Instead of being
let 10 ciecp, ont from the consequences pro
GHced Icy A.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-07
Thirty Dollars Reward.

pANAWAY from the subscribers yester.
llday morning. a mulatto fellow called
STEPHEN, sometimes STEPH. BLACK,
He is one and twenty years Of age, and q.
bout six feet high, has a swinging lazy walk.
a had countenance, and when spoken to. al,
alarmed look. He took with him Two super.
fine cloth coats that have been some time
worn. a French fur hat, a pair of blue stri-
ped pan,aloons, and other articles Of clothing
not recollected. He has a mother living
in Montgomery County Maryland where
he may have gone, but thinks it is bro.
babe that he may be sculking ABOUT
the town. Any person securing or bringing
home said fellow, if taken in the district
shall receive twenty dollars. but if taken out
Of the district, the above reward and all rea.
sonable charges paid.
ID. MCLEAN & SON.
All persons are forewarnsd from employ.
Ing O. harboring said fellow, as he law vii!
be strictly eRlotccd against all offenders.
ju'yl St
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-07
Notice.

yTFIIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
4 Der hath obtained from the Orphans
Court u Charles County, in Maryland, let
ter. OF administration on the personal estate
of Margare, Wheeler late OF Charles coun-
ty deceased. All persons having Claims a,
gainstthe said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, at or before the LIST day
ofJanuary next, they may otherwise by la"
be excluded from all benefit 10 said estate:
Given under my hand this 22nd day OF
June, Ammo Donini 1890.
JOHN j. GATES, Administrators.
june 22 thtu3W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-07
ROBERT FULTON

pEJCRNS his warues. thanks to
Ashis own creditors for the friendly
whickthey have shewE him. and
had be not been security and endorsed
for Messrs. Francis ADAMS, Michael
Boarman and others. (by WHOM he has
been silamrfails dsceiNed) he never
would have been compelled to have re.
course to the humiliatiug method al ex.
Treating himself from his preseat en-.
barrassmeats which he awaited himself
Of yesterday. by taking the benefit OF
the act of Insolvency.
July 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-07
German Goods.

TWILL be landed tomorrow from on
w board HE brig Columbus, captain
Dehls, direct from Bremen, and tor sale ny
the subscribers,
IL bales burlsps
8 do b~essians
6 do brown rolls
IL do hempeu t%icklenbergs
2 cases white rolls
] do oil cloths
z boxes travelling cases
box work baskets
2 cases hooking glasses
| do skates, suitable for the season
60 crates bottles | cask marbles
These goods are received on consignment,
and will be sold on very fsvorablGterms.
IN STORE.
60 hhds. sugar
200 bis. Sugar
60 casks rice
30 bales cotton
SO bids. moiasses.
8 bales sail duck
june 6 M. MILLER & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-07
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of drecrrs ofths
~ circuit court Of The district OF Coium-
bia. for the county Of Alexandria, in the CASE
of John Dixon's administrator, against the
heirs of VIM. Ramsay. deceased and othsfs,
the subscribers will offer at public sale, ora
credit OF 3, 6, and 9 months, on SA1UR.
DAY, the Gath day OF this month, a lol Ct
ground. on the west side of Royal street, be.
tween King and Prince streets, in front. "a
Royal street, As feet 6 OF 7ipches, in depth,
SO feet 5 inches.
Sale On the premises. at4 o'clock, P. NJ
Payments to be secured By deed Of .,us..
VIM, RAMSAY,
J. T. RAMSAY,
junes thsmts Commissioned
E-1He Sale ofthe abors Lot is
postponed to Saturday lsN inst.