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doing justice TO crseIrss, until every other
means has been exhausted. We presume Mr.
Lowndess Report is now pat 10 sleep.
Next IN importance is the intelligence from
Spain. The indications from that quartz,
Change as fast as the wind. Again the face
of The Revolution btlghtens with hope. We
wonld fam believe thar the Patriots may sue
coed Blu, TIVE have done with spscuiati0ns on
This subject. We FAUST he content TO breath,
our wishes, and to vail tor events Nav tra
ven nerve the Patriots Srui, aud hurl The big
OF tyrant from the throne
Bni u Is n0t ia Spain aiour that comriution
PortPpts. france * aSiruudrd with the A.
sas>inatlon OF one OF the royal btoOd-rt ~ az.
r. ehendsdby thUss who have been:sccn,ioIn,d
toread lie French skies that the Uhrn I.oy. ISIS
viii seize the rSius, and infnse a new portion
Of violence and d-SpotiSm into the adn.,niS-
tra'ion OF atiairs.-ln Great Britain, too, not
a little srnsibili,y is excited by the ris,rg dis.
seniious between the KING and Queen Thus.
We see in these three great empires, kiuriv
government ~ tue parent OF communion and OF
folly. Let Americans he content f; neither
envying nor drending The bigois OF Spain, the
Ultra Royalists OF France, or tue parasites OF
England.
We have very interesting accounts also from
Venezuela where political union is formed
with New G'eusda. aud constitution orgau-
izcd tor the COl9mOian Rcpublic.
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PRIZE OF STOCKS

Bank of Virginia..... 40
Farmers Bank. 80
Y. y. Bank....-... .93 a 90
Marine Stock. .par
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

The Spring which set on, with such fair wea-
ther, Suddenly BECAME overcast in The carly
part OF March ; aud ttie trait buds here dis
ttessing evidence 10 the wintry visitation
Most of the early fruits were bigi,ed Not
an apricot snivives-and il wasapprehenccti
that the early cherry, the peach, the plan,
aud pear tree had shared tue same fate ihe
tine weather, However, which has again an
Peared, has sprinklFd few blossoms upon
each fruit tree. Ewes the almond zee has =
few buds allve-We shall have few peaches,
but they will probably be very fine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

The mail has again been robbed, aud
he robbrr again causbt.-Bui unlike tue
other attacks. murder lends its rarker
hnes to high" ay robbery. The uniortu
nate driver IL 'ied and shot His fidelity
III defending ms charge, or The appre
hension OF h'S 'iiSciossre, has scaled his
fate. How mach winter are the hands OF
Hare ihan 81 fimi!on Justice calls aloud
for vengeance. In one way, government
nay show lis PIT, Ito the distressed family
II the uniorlnna,, Klpps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-31

from Mr. Campbell, "a also the direc;
communication from MIR. Polite he
Minister OF Russia, Ia the Secretary Of
state, create u we'll grounded confidence
'hhl our views will be realized hv pa
cIhc arraugrm, nj. The Bankrup, bill
will, IL Is believed fsii--irom that can
understand IL will receive lis deaih blow
W The Senate to-morroV - Congress will
probably rise by the last of April.
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yerauce, may be more easily conceived
than described. They had previously
been passed by four vessels, who did not
observe their signals.
The preceding particulars of this me-
lancboly shipwreck, by which As human
beings unfortunately perished,a are derived
irOm "a very minute statement, drawn up
bv The mate and communicated 10 Capt.
Daradon. The name u! the mates com.
panion, who WAS saved, Is Samuel 5.
Pierce, of New Jersey, a seaman oil the
Columbus.
We subioin the mates list of the persons
who peri~Ecd:
Leonaru Journagan, Captain of the
schr.
lieutenant S. Macomber, late acting
can,siu of the navy yard al Boston, 20.
ing on 10 Washington City, for prefer
ment.
- BOr1ian, masters's mate on board
the Independence "a, going on 10 Wash
IOgtou Cny, for preicrmem.
An elderly gentleman, IA hesi. on board
the independence "a, going on 10 Wash
Ington City tnr prclerment.
Seamen William Taylor, John Ed
wards, Ira F,rriasiOn. James FairbrO;her,
John Lauc, Arthur Lindsey, Philip Max
HeIus rlichaei heunY, William Jones,
Thomas u. Logan, Peter Smith, Daniel
Aarken, John Thomas, James Nelson,
James Crosby, Samuel Trowbridge, j.
Hendreckson, Peter Cole, Henry Baker,
john Bryant. Andrew Barrett, William
Sheffield, john Smith, James l5roadiield,
James Greene, John Parsons, Thomas
Butler Josepi Wilson, Luiher Evans,
Charles Luselt,- Recty, - Phelps,
and six others, whose names arc not re-
collected, and ihree men aud the cook,
belonging 10 the schooner: in all, forty
six.
Lieutenant Macomber was the eldest
son of col. Ebenezrr Macomber, late of
This town, and sustained The reputation of
All active, intelligent and Intrepid officer.
American.
AS tribute of respect to The memory
oil The eltlcers and men of orr service.
lost IN tue SCHOONER Quaker, on her pas,
sage from this port to ST. Mary's. (Chesa
peake,) 1 have 10 direct that all officers
under my command wear Grape for 80
days. JOHN SHAW
Commanding tie Naval Forces
eIioat on The Boston Station.
=. y. ship independence,
HostOa HarL0r, 2Oth March, 1910.
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March IL. 1920

The H. Of r. of Pennsylvania have
come 10 resolution, to request the mem
bers OF Congress from that STATE 80 use
lheIr utmost efforts io support domestic
manufactures. IL they cannot support
memSeires, Ought We 20 support them ~
The cXpence Of agriculture or commerce?
The fact however speaks for iisti. II Is
Mr. Baldwin from thc Committee Of ma
nWdctmes who reports the bill 10 rrgu-
late The duties on imports, ;" &c We shall
see how true is the remark of Mr.. J. q.
Adams in his exec llrnt communication Of
June 1919, 10 NJ. Maurice de Fursien.
waerier " II is the general opinion here,
that privileges granted 10 one class OF
people are necessarily All injury to some
other"
The Caucus al Lewisiown Penn } who
nominated Mr.. Flmdlay as Governor, re-
solved to support MIR. Monroe rs Prcsi
dent, and Mr.. Tompkius as Vice Presi-
dent --CThis nomination OF Mr.. Monroe
would seem Al present to be supctBuous,
Tor who dreams OF opposition 10 him, an
less il be The restless. ambitious spirit ei
DIV. {. G--Should Mr.. T.. decline u re.
election (Which he will do, if he be put
into the chair Of ". York, then the Lew
lstown Caucus earnestly recommend Mr..
Il Rush (now Minister 10 London TO be
supported for that office.
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70 nc pnrties 3nffrctfe4 In me eb,,, fgl,.

~, w $3.50 '"ff'''If7 N nc RbNIr fHI!.
ihhh WtiCt nat w SHAH proceed 40 pffsnn or ~
PROXY, on the 20th day o, n, next AZ len ,cloct n
~ ms houte in BeiksvIe Cumberland Courty Stae of
Htulnchy TO idk- the deposition uf John Thurman ~
ne tead ~ evidence ia suit p-uditr ii the supe
iI"r court Of chsncery fo the edmond Gistuct weis-
10 We are plaintiffs aud ycH ds'cndants when a1d
"heTs you may attend II ysu ,hins rfrptr
Am BrNG HAYES
fidICh q. inf..wFw FRANCES ClalRuttNE
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TRT1ST NAIE

pY virtue ofa deed sf trust executed 10 the suhscri
= her hy Henry Gaines. and Robert Riakey, hearing
late the p lay ~ Nav. 1919 au duly recorded the
county court Of IiddleseV, to secure IN william Mann.
2 debt due nv hord, bearing sate With the said
deed % trnst shall sell To the highest Bidder before
the door n Chrstepher O~eu's Tavern In the Town Of
Urbanua, the 22d d1V 81 4TrH merit ~ fair not
the next fair day for ready money tract ~ land
containing 500 acres he the less known
by the name % the Dragon Hfdge plantation, and Ia
more fnlly explained in the deed will only convey
suCh title received nv the deed " trust aforesaid
WILLIAM JESSE Trustee.
Middlesex, March 81. los. .tdsg9.
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NTiRCiW,: ~ rules, holden in The CLERKS once
~ the superior Court % Chanrefy for the Rich
morf District, the 18th dav of March 1870
Jacob Smith, Georg@ Eirg and Mary his wife, Ivd-
dsl fowles aud elizabeth his wife, and Nancy smith
which tad Jacob, May, Elizabeth and Nancy are
heirs Of Martin Smith, dsc'd.."...... Pt0iatifs
AGAINsr
Natun J. uawkins John r. Hawkins, Smith Uaw.
kins. James HAWKINS parfy Hawkins. Elisabeth Haw.
kns. Scott Hawkins and RauIand HaWkins. children
and heirs or Lucy hawkins, formerly Lucy Smith.
decd the last tix ~ whom are infants. by Joln e.
Hawkns, their father ana guardian specially assigned
defend them IN this ssit.
The snbpcua 10 revive awarded w this cause not
being returned executed the defendants, aud Il ap-
nearing ny satisfactory evidence that they not in.
hahsnts sf this conuuy. 10 IL or6crsd That the said
defendants Do appear here the first day ~ the next
term. and shew oause " any they against the re-.
vival ny the said process sought and that copy
this order he forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper
published w The city Of Richmond, ~ two months
suceessivety aud posted the front door Of The ca
| pitoI, IN Ire taid city. Copy --Tcsts,
| w: ". nENiNG, G. G.
Jarsb g.. ~.
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The intelligence in this days paper is unu-
'ualiy intrresiing tie first rank we place
the Presideufs Message to Congress. We
ilihe proposition IL recommends With pleasure.
the last paragraph sccords with the msgnani.
f-ltyOt Tie American character. Towards Spain
weak AVID torn as she Is, tie chivsirous gepe-
rosity Of great nation will show itself ouly
by its Continued nfo3cfajisn. We will put Oh
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'MMIsSIoKER's OFFtcF,
Ri stt.ta nj IL -. a.

M HfIVHUt 80 Mo, Y, INIV,
The parties interested afedesir,d tsks r1rs t,.s
ha'e epP"lned Tie 25ib day oftbe 5ib M uih (May}
new, ioI commencing the accounts directed by Tie
."IeFong orders "fconrt; which day al o n'rl,rS
a. NJ their attendance is required ~ my mrr n tiI
Cly WIN iher accounts aud vouchers ea, Tor esarS.
iuation and settlement TtIrHAg I'm, a,
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r. BAKER. bENTfsTy

~ ESPEGIfuLlY informs those whom II NAV con-
ceFn, tts' he hall LEAVE IONN by the hf.t o,
! thc summer '
Marc - fcf.h,.,5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ON MONDAY night, between ] and o.
" clock. TWO HORSES were stolen
from the wagon of Mr.. Bernard Taylor, OF
Loudoun county, Virginia. The wagon was
vt Bontz's Tavern, on the Leesburg road,
about six miles from Alexandra. The toll
lowing description OF the horses will probably.
lead 10 their discovery, and the detection OF
ihethiet One is black mare, has white
stripe down her nose On the side OF the nose
there is fresh scar, occssioned by an IRON
hook which tore the nose-both ancies OF the
had feet are swelled by the scratches'-the
hairs at the end of the tail are short--hesyy
with foal, and looks dull in the eyes. The
ether is an iron grey horse. very herce ana
h@ndsoIae, coed deal rubbed on each SIDE
with the gears his LEFT toreleg has been broke
has lump OF The size ct all egg near the iet-
lock Of the left leg.
For the taking of the borses, ten dollars
viii be paid for each. or twenty dollars Tor
both and for The detection OF the thief forty
liars, on his conviction.
1t is supposed that the thiet aud horses
were seen on their way to F'rederie ksburg
The above reward will be paid on deliver
iag The horses at Wren's Tavern.
Alexandria, D. c.. March go ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
For Sale or Rent.

THE balance of an unexpired lease of
l. that well kno yn stand commonly called
the SPRING GARDENS, near the town Of
Alexandria, with all the Improvements
theron. This establishment possesses many
advantages, and is well worth the attention
the management Of tavern Il isa plea
SAINT resort for the gentlemen of this town
during the summer season.
There is on the premises convenient
Brick house, and every other out house ne
cessary for the accommodation Of family
The garden is in high state cultivation,
and has several summer houses in It tor
the convenience of visitors. For terms ap-
ply TO the Printer. feb II If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
James r. Ri

HAVlNG made an assignnentto the SUBJ
L. scriber OF all his merchandise, debts
and furniture, in trust, amongst other things,
for the benefit Of such of his creditors as
should within four months from the date of
this notice execute and deliver to him ge-
neral release of all claims and demands, due,
owing or contracted by him previously to the
10th inst.-The said creditors are hereby
informed ofthe terms of the said assignment
and election according to the provisions
hereof and the debtors Of the said James
are required TO make immediate payment to
the subscriber.
The deed OF trust will be exhibited by the
subscriber to any of the creditors.
march "a fmw2w ISAAC ROBBINS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
New Publications, &c. sc.

Just Recsived by the Subscribers,
Iyanhoe, in vols.
SaImagundi in sets of 10 numbers, and
to complete sets
Crabbes' Tales of the Hall, vols.
Peters Letters TO his kinstolk
De Pradts Europe after the Congress OF
Vienna
Family Mansion, by Mrs. Jane Taylor,
of Ongar
Decision-a Novel by the author of Cor
rection
Moral Sketches and Essay on Prayer, by
Han nah More
Memoirs of Mrs Mary Cooper
Conversations on Natural Philosophy for
the use of young persons
Walsh's United States and Great Britain
Bunnycaste's Account of Spanish Anne
RIGA
Pazos' Letters on do.
Dubois On the Manners and Customs OF
the People of India, 2yols.
Latrobe's Visit TO South Africa
Tuckey's Visit to the River Zaire or Con-
go
Hazlitt's Lectures on the Comic Writers
ofGreat Britain
School, Classical and Medical Books, &c.
JAS. KENNEDY, f. SON.
march27 mwftf
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Was committed

FFNo the jail for the county of Alexandria as
1 runaway, on the gath inst: negro
woman, who says her name is HARRlOT
! snl that she is the property OF Mr. Samuel
Adams, of Fairfax county, Virginia, and is
now hired to Mr. Ira Gunnel, living at the
Old Court House Run, near Wiley''s tavern,
The said woman is about i years OF age, tall
and strait made, has blemish on her Left
eve, and has on black frock and black hat.
THE owner is desired to come, prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take her away
otherwise She will be disposed of as the law
directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAyELL.
march go WIN jallor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
CONCERT.

GIG, MAST, respectfully informs the Ia
- dies and gentlemen of Alexandria, that
having fixed his residence in this town, be
Intends to give Concert on
MONDAY NEXT, APRIL Sd.
AT Browns ASSEMBLY ROOM.
When will be performed the following pieces
in which he viii be assisted by his son,
and by gentlemen amateurs who have po-
lieFy volunteered their services.
PART I
symphony = Full Orchestra, Chameroso.
Sonata, with variations by Master Mast,
II years old
Full Orchestra. SIG. .Mas,.
Robin Adair, on two horns, by amateurs.
Caprice, on the piano forte. SIG. Mas.
Air. on the clarionet. Bruces address to hi,
army, with variations.
PART H.
Qhintetto, on two clarionets, two horns, and
bassoon. Sig. MGsa.
THO, on two vioIins and bass--ones of the
victims by Master Mast. Pleyel.
sopsis. on the piano and flute, by Sig. &
Master Mast.
Axmona, on two horns, byAmateurs.
Sonata, on the piano forte, Dasss1.
Finale.
To. commence at half past o'clock.
Tickets. one dollar, to be had. at the City
Hotel. march go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29

Auctian Sale.

VN7ILL be sold on SATURDAY next. LIST
wv of April, at 10 o'clock, A. Nj. ii fair,
ifnot, on MONDAY. Sd of April, at the store
lately occupied by Mr.. J. r. RIDDLE, on
King-street, all the stock in trade OF the said
Riddle, consisting Of general assortment of
Dry Goods,
many OF them suitable for the approaching
season.
Also. one share OF Singers Gap Turnpike
Stock and one share Alexandra Library.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
By order ofthe Trustee.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
March 90 is
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Notice.

a Ii those indebted to the estate of Mar.
attn Cock6urn, deceased, are requested
TO make immediate payment to me and
those To whom the este.e is indebted. to
bring forward their accounts, property au-
shenticated, for payment.
JOHN BRONAUGH.
Executor Of NJ. Cockburn, decd.
pymfries, march 20 I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
Lands for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell at public sale,
i without reserve, on Wednesday this
22d day oil March next, in the town Of Port
Tobacco, the following plantations, lying in
Charles county, to wit The plantation at
present occupied by Joseph Watson, for
merly the reside nee of DR.. John Courts, &C.
ceased /; containing from 500 to loco acres.
This plantation is handsomely situated, ly-
ng Immediately at the mouth of Mattawo-
man Greek. The improvements are large
s-m.x two story brick dwelling house. with
9T every necessary outhouse, an over
"a shot mill, in goodrepair, on an ex-
A.aAl cellent stream, and in good situa-
ton for custom two good fisheries, with
sufhciency of wood land for support also
tract of wood land, containing about Zoo
acres, lying about two miles from the above
plantation.
This last mentioned land will either She
sold separate or with the dwelling planta-
ton. as may best suit the purchaser Also n
plantation at present occupied by John h.
Barnes, containing between and 400 acres
This land lies Immediately on the above
mentioned creek, about one mile above the
dwelling plantation, about one third OF which
is in wood, with handsome marsh for gra.
ZihS. f1iSo dnotheT tIaCt OF paTCei Oh lanQ
at present occupied by Samuel Wheeler, "a
bout one mile from said creek, containing
between a and 500 acres The greater part
of these lands are of an excellent quality,
and well adapted TO the growth of wheat,
corn and tobacco.
As tits presumed persons wishing TO pur-
chase will first view the premises, il ia tbo't
unnecessary to give more particular de-
scription thereof The terms of sale vii.
be as follows. viz: one half OF the purchase
money Oh the lst day of Jan. next when
possession will be given-one fourth part on
the ist day of Jan. 1822--and the emainina
fourth part on the ist day Of Jan. 1898, and
upon the payment OF the whoie,,purchase mo-
pey sufficient deed will be executed to the
Purchasers.
TWIN. 8. COURTS.
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Notice.

TIME person who sent PACKAGE OF
1 BOOKS. 10 the subscriber tew days
since by the w Arlington stage probably 10
sistakel car have them on application by
paying the expenses including this sdVer-
tlSement, Jus. 4. hALLO " LII.
N,rrh 90 st
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Public Notice.

an Friday at4 o'clock Con the premises)
Twill be rented to the highest bidder, the
large and commodious House. extensive
Garden and Lots, now in fine order, belong
ing to and late occupied by P. G. Marsleller.
Terms made known at same time.
S. A. MARSTELLER.
march % DIT
P. S. The house will be shewn any time
previous.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
THE TWELFTH Glass
OF THE
Virginia. Literature Lottery.


Virginia Literature Lottery,
WILL be drawn in the City of Rich
w mond on the Oath day of June, 1920,
when the public will know the fate OF the fol-
lowing prizes in a few minutes:
SCHEME
IS prizes of 10000 dollars each
1,843 do. of 100 do.
27,4l2 do. of 10 do.
Near three blanks to prize.
The prizes will be paid without discount
with the same puncluality as they have been
in the eleven preceding Classes.
Tickets IN the above Lottery at lUrdollars each
To be had until the 18th day Of June next
at the Alexandria Bank, in this city, of
BEN. C.. ASHTON
Sole agent of the Manager.
~ Orders by mail (post paid) promptly
attended to. March 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
SUGARS, SC.
Lost or Mislaid.

A CERTIFICATE for s shares of stock in
n the Farmers Bank of Alexandra, stand
ing in the name of Eliza B. Prentis--Notce
is hereby given that application WILDE made
to said bank for renewal of the certificate.
SAM'L VICkERY.
Norfolk, March is, 1920 cost
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For Halifax,
Ian The good sshnr. HARVEST, J.
&s& Dosloff, master, burthen lis tons,
to sail early next week, and can well accom-
modate passengers.
Apply to J. II. LADD, & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessels,
500 bushels heavy Albany seed oats
100 barrels potatoesof excellent quality
35 M. clear boards
80 NJ. merchandise do
90 NJ. do joist
SAN. shingles
So quintals Goldfish
207 boxes smoaked herrings
u bbls. dry sailed Nova Scotia her
rings march Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
For Freight,

.,SAN The brig JAMES MUNRoE, cap
s& ain Croker, carries about 1900 bbls.
is nearly new vessel--will be ready for q
cargoln few days. A freight to the West
Indies or Southern port would be prefer
red, Apply to w. FOWLE, & Go.
feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
Ground Plaster, &c.

oCC1 w.
TIME subscriber has on hand at Phoenix
Il Mill, ground plaster fresh and Of su-
perior quality, which will be sold very low
for cash only--those who prefer it may have
their plaster ground atcustomary price with
out detention.
Shop keepers and others may also have
their grain ground in the best manner on APP
plication to the miller.
Family -four and corn meal for sale as usu-
al, and the highest price in cash given for
wheat
ISRAEL JANNEY, jr.
March Ct DIST
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Among which are
Nankin Grape dresses; figured and plain nam
kin grapes; Canton grapes; Nankin Grape
shawls, elegantly embossed; black 4 change
able sinchous and sarcenets; Aorentines;
black Italian lsstring; India and Italian sew
ing silks; thread laces; tortoise she'll combs;
ladies umbrellas; Irish linens; domestic
shirtings, sheetings, ginghams and cham
brays; domestic sattinets; Scots and Ger
man osnaburgs; burlaps; ticklenburgs, &c.
which, with an assortment that includes al
most every article in their line they will dis
pose Of at reduced prices. 1t march "a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
William Fowle 8 Co.
FILL PURCHASE MARYLAND
TOBACCO.
Tobacco and Chain Cables.

TWENTY kegs manufactured tobacco,
4 of WlGHT'S brand, and few
chain cables, suitable for vessels of 30 tons,
$50 tons, from the mandatory of w. Area
man 81 Sons, Bristol. also few casks Bird
port seine and sewing Irvine for sale by,
T. H. ROWLAND.
March 25
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Notice.
ON SATURDAY, the 29th day of April,
" 1920, will be sold to the highest bid.
der for cash, at Fairfax Court House, agrees
able to law, negro man, who calls him.
self Edmond. and was committed 10 the
Jail of this county bv warrant, from under
the hand of George Mason Gent. justice
Of the peace of Fairfax county, on the 9th
day OF Nov. 1918, as a runaway.
PETER B. BRADLEY, DIS.
For Richd. Coleman, Sheriff.
Fairfax court house, March "a t29A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-29
For Narfalk
For Savannah.

Ga. TO sail in dsys-the sloop Wash
49, ing,on, Capt. Charles Sanford. For
freight of 600 barrels, or passage apply to
II. II. ROWLAND.
march 90 ct