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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
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kHE subscriber, by virtue of certain deeds oftrust
executed 10 hun ana John II. Jones, now deceased
Oy h"ueIl campbell. for tie security aud indeninhca
uVn OF Lacharidh Brooks. will, tue i0fh .fOy Of
ff0rHefg rect at 4 O'Clock, A. 81. at the font door
OF the Eagle Hotel, ~ the Clty OF Richmond expose
LOT salR by puhiic auction, for ready money the fol
i"NlRs VALUABLE PROPERTY One tract of LAND
Nlns ana being IN the county OF Je and state OF
hehtuchl, 0h The sOnth east side OF The Ohio river
ahout slNiy mice below Tie iaiis, containing 90
acies.-OHs 0tAer Tract. cOnIaiEHg 1900 acres of
iahu ylag and being IN the county Of bourbon state
81 hehlucky, Oh the north eide the nor.L fork OF
Kentucky rNei.-OHe cfheT Tract of Laad contain
ihg 3oOo Hcfes hiug Ia the state aud COUNTY OF
the noth ioik ot Kentucky tiveI.-Aiso esbt
ca twenty seventh parts of OF II acres o,
l"nu, p'g M the county OF kanawha state ofIit.iula
between the waters OF Great and Little kanaw ha
AlSo one oth'T Tract, containing 5JT lard IN
Tue same comfy, about two miles from the courthouse
Also, one Otker Tract containing acres of land in
tue same county az the nout Loop cTers
tue sat litk-Also, one other Tract containing six
aCres OF ahd, IN The same county, satbe Small Gravel
lslann at The lower end OF CaTioiPs Island ncludHp
Tue SAT- spring on the said island-Also one Othe,.
frdcf, containing 1915 acres on the waters Of Blue.
s'ohe ia TIE county of Giles.-Aso one other Tract
contaGthg 1880 acres OF land, in the county OF Ran.
oo'ph, on the waters o Roaring creek SO much of
shu ahus as may he necessary To satisfy sundry nrgo
uaDe notes aud debts and the objects the said trust
mentioned ia said deeds, and the costs and charges
attending The execution Of the said iTust.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Surv'y Trustee
NE above sale will he conducted by Mes.rs. W C.
q. Clarke. h. 4. CLAIBORNE, Surv'g Trustee.
5ah ..tds
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timS, "a hOiSsCtOus weather, aud In a loaded
ship, yet that they should feel ANY thing rather
than inclination Ia commit themselves ~ lives
IN this crazy vessel, To The peIilS of such a voy-
age, alter what they had already suffered and
apprehended, the weather growing more bOis-
ferrous and threatening, il not at all improba-
ble. 1t must appear most fortunate escape
from situation dolorous and dangerous IN
tia extreme. TO state of safety aud comfort
on boaid sucha ship as the EndymOn. They
could have no prthvnsion of being detained
as piisoSciS OF war, because they could not
hut know the moment they produced their Ii
cenSe they would receive all the Kind treat
ment they afterwards actually eNperienced.-
The return they make for this Kind treatment
Is thiS after being safely sent hsme, being
taken TO task By their owners tor the deSprlien
oil The ship and cargo, they trump up this his
'oiy OF SpOiiaUon. The master is either too hu-
nest " too modest to support il the super
cargo, man oil hrmer nerves, marches up to
the case, hut unfortunately gives his account
III a way that totally DESTROYS its credibliiy.
Proposing this solution cOnjecturally say
no more OF II than thar il furnishes AN eXpla-
nation at many circumstances that appear
oiSeiwise unipielligibic. But am not COM
PEELED Ia resort To any solution of the facts
provided am satisfied of their reality. The
important question OF fact is, did these persons
ii"ld ont tins ship as an unprOte cttd ship and
theTeby au,hoiIse Captain Hupe TO deal with
htr as an enemy, TILL after the act OF destruc-
lion was beyond pre-, eution OF ramedyf l am
clearly OF opinion that they did, and therefore
dismiss the Captors from all responsibility of
proceeding To adjudication, ard condemn the
other party in COstS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

ESPECIFULLl informs The public that he he.
taken, Tor the ensuing year, the house ia which
ue cage Tavern was kept in Charlottesville heIe he
intends 10 Keep his BOARDING House for the acromino
uatoh oil The yonug gentlemen in Mr.. Stacks academy
nus institution is conducted under tue superinten-
dance OF the visitors Of the university.
r La Porte, tn fufi the nieniian for bicb he vas
invited promises that French will be the only language
spoken IN his fanily....Terms for board = i26 per
annum paid half yearly In advance-every ys1no cen
uenan furnishing his OWE he'd, &c. fTuition : so
year Tor The Latin, Greek aud French ii the acad
myJ.... Vacation commenced on the I6th inst ana
will end on the LIST OF Fsb'y, Is2O.
Dec 20. IN ,,o.
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MAKLBOROUEH FOR SAIE

- VtriHe Of potcers Vcstea in u.s. the Subscribers
II ~ me t0St UH OF John Cooke decd. Of Yf06ord
C'"hty, J1Tstnia Ue offer for sale that yaLigbLe
eStaIe, hR0UR by The name Of N1RLBOROJCH-
rms eState contains about $50 GcrsS3s0 Of 9rhic is
tdt t0nd, IyiNg Ia body about 100 acres of gaiu
Cte mdrSh e0Sty reclaimed, end the residue high
tdHd Of Uery Uainabic character. n is situated In
me county Of HdfOrd and Sfafe Of Vireiaia com,
MeRC'ng AT the mouth Of Potomac creek ar us jn1c
tfO" "ith me Potomdc TiveT, oHd Up said rger
hpWdrN ~ tfcO miles TO tie [uHdS of Join ~. Bro.
HGHgh from mis- point 10 dccOkeek one Of the mari
gd6te branches OF Potomac creek me distance is
6boH q mHe thus tearing the tract entfreEv
ShrroHhdfd by "oter ercept on tie last mentioned
LHe. rms rs perhaps the desirable estate in
me EASTERN section of pirgiHia its soil is not snr
PdSSed OY d"yJOr me production Of The SfGptc Qrkf
ctes ~ the SUITE abOaRds rim springs Of excellent
mater mn IS particularly dddpted 10 me gTOwth Of
Ted cf0'er. MS "fHteT una spring fisheries, hare
PToGmcfd a "ct PJ0ht Of j $500 per 0Hntm. U9kd
.Jo"t Us az gTeGt d6HHddHce G1R there are on the
lana iHerheaSfibie beds Of SheH mart tphich hare
been pronounced by EHEsish farmers to'le be sumo.
ri0r 70 my hioHH IN Europe. There has been seeded
ms Jdtf 50 bHSheks Hhe0k 0Hd few acres bI rue
~ IS dt6fdm from Tie narkets If ne District of
Cof"H6ta IS miles from FJedericks5bre II miles
F0SstSNOH Gun &c hHr on tie IN dur NJ JaHKarv
1870, ana u terms ma6e Dceof7mOdatiHg.
more mute description Is deemed 5,gnecessary
as as presumed those tChO maj irish 10 pnrrhaSe
th'S pdtHabfe property tOiH UicV 10 fiemscEveS,,,
9pPficGf'oR mGy be made 10 John ~ or Jere ~
Br0Hd1tgh, Ge0rgetOVH, District OC CoEumbla John
". Cref". FrederickSbHrg, or to eilhs Of fhe sub.
ScFiCeJS, residing at ~ csc Farm. Hr05 4guia "a
JOHN COCKE
NOo.la 5l..G GEORGE -. COOKE.
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t'o hiCHAkD *. TYLER, Executor OF CaIbatIne
n Tyler, deceased. AS You are not Jesia,nt M
Virginia, ana nave no known agent in this common.
wea'h take this nelbod OF giving You notice thai he
tween tue hours OF ten IN the morning ana four in the
AFTERNOON OF the tenth day of February next a, The
mouse OF Ewell Noel the land Of John r. Noel In The
county OF Hanover, shall proceed to take the deposi
tion OF william flippo be read as evidence Ina HE
action OF detinne now pending the superior court OF
henIco, wherein you are paintin and aIn defendant
Nov. 20 5S..wsws ANN uoIyI
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HOKSE T1TERN

\ NE subscriber tabes this method, to inform his
trends and customers, that he has returned from
tue north, and taken charge of his establishment in
sou ana assures them that every attention shall be
paid 10 ineir accommodation: For Uhich the charge
shah be reasonable they paying for what they call for
ony.-Bnt u preferred, his price per day viii be,
man ~ cents-horse 40 cents-peT week, after the
nrst week, SIS each. MARK RICHARDS.
II Cash will be given for twenty thousand OF good
oder, one thousand bushels of we'll cleaned oats and
Two hundred of corn. Nov. III. 5S..wtf M. X.
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- Z 80 or s 300 h Ic0j.li

'OR appTehending Huc lptEug in Richn,v ja ues 70
hoy SAM, yellow fellow about 10 Years old yer.
gaps feet Sincheshigh pisy we'll piopOTtioued hI
Ipuhn iace, was aieyihe property Of Dr. VIM FOusbee
aud having travelled With him once or oener to BaIt
more aho Philadelphia, where he has probably formed
dsqpalnidnces, u IS presumed he may ae.nut 10 70
.nd way win Tree pass OF rs Dr. FOnsbees servant
he mas travelled BY Tie way Of Fredcre hsbntg Uum.
Ile'' washington City, sc.is acquainted most particu
any ~ Sadsby's tavern IN Baltimore sud al NJ
lacksOn'5 IN Philadelphia WHO kerus liver, s,able in
~ street Tie Is well known iu AID near this place
ne lc me OF the 29fh ut. and am tUlJ was seen IN
,his place on the 3ist $3.50 will be given tabea With
~ The slate Of Nngimis,or S $50 I'm any other state
a. JOSEPH ECHOLS.
N't""IuH0' oSpteWbci .. 3f..tf
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TIE Proprietor Of he Eagie HoteI

re E0FopFlet0r Of the Eagle Hotel
as been iudnctd Il, FROM the iije al patronage which
ne has received from the members OF the State LIE.
es'atuIe to add an additional building To his eahlish
neht containing twenty pleasant They are well
audp'eo ioI The accommodation Of members, beng in
'eueu oL one and two beds each and will he furnished
VIII new 'uini'nis OF the best quality. This addition
wiz enable hiH 10 accommodate forty Members a part
OF whom are now engaged. separate table will be
provided, and lie charges for board made moderate,
EaIN applications will he daily attended 10.
htCdr4OiTd. ,y,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

Lump and Ground Plaster OF PayiS
VIE subscribers have on hand aud intend keepiup a
I'm constant supply Of LUMP and GROUND PLAS.
iEh--which they warrant Of superior qualify.
ihey also continue TO transact business on commis
SION. EDMUND ANDERSON 4 CO Cary ST.
peC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
EXPEDITION no GRAND ISLAND.

BUFFALO, IN. " Dee. II.-Lasi week, the
sheriff OF this county. in conformity to the
proclamation of the governor. proceeded to
Grand Island with party of men, under Ii.
Hodge, for the purpose OF removing those
ntrudcrs theretrOm, who had neglected to
leave the Island Within the time prescribedby
law they returned yesterday, after having
Effected their purpose. We learn, that about
20 families were removed those next TO Ca
NADIA, were taken to that shore, and those up-
on this side of the island were landed on our
nwn, ard all the buildings burnt, TO prevent
their beng re-occnpird The Inhabitants
we're pc emitted TO tdi>e with them every thing
they had OF The least valne. Mann of these
people are said 10 he miscrably poor, and il =
unfortunate that they must be thrown upon
he world Al this Indictment season, without a
shelter Tor Their heads, bni they had timely mo-.
tice 10 have provided habitations elsewhere.
IN season
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

TUE subscriber baying obtained q license from the
Common Hall, Offers his services 10 the public as
an hCCTIONEER Of LANDS and SLAVES. ne will
avs" undertake 10 conduct sales OF etCrV descripfioa
o. property made under the AUTHORITY OF executors
Snnnni'istofs' trustees, commissioners appointed by
Prompt ahd strict attention will he paid 10 the hnsi
he9o committed 70 his His leur experience az an
auctoneeT, viii, he trusts enable hiU to give general
satisacios.
It's Oaice s Kept in the upper tenemep, OF two
sloiy succeed hobse Oh street between 18th aad
i]ib streets, where he VIII be found between the hours
0l ~ ana Communications Tor him. may also he
leit, ~ more convenient, With Ir. Samuel Harris az
zoe tN'ln' JAMES BROWN, ir.
WIZ. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

E.-PTOp-sals will he Received mniIl life LET
cay OF February, 1890. for finishing by contract
tne whole, or any part Of the works of the Richmond
Doeh company. Persons disposed to offer may Obtain
scTiber. " ~ ''V
By order Of the President aud Directors Of The Rich
i'1 I DoCh company IL. BAKER, CLERK.
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We are happy To see that the great aud respectable
state OF PENNSYLVANIA IS opposed TO the extension Of
slavery How tar Mr.. luT's project Cancellation
VIII succeed, we cannot say. We hope, however, that
M compromise rili be made the expense of prime.
PIE " the progress Of slavery is ever 10 be arrested
IN TINS county, now is the tune u strike the cecual
DloW. CONNECTICUT JOurnak.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

CotuvcN ChumbfT. Jun. D., tsIn.
PROPOSALS. viii be received "a this oli,e nom
sUch persons as NAY he inclined u purchase the
s'ves Ieprefed BY The Executive Cor sale aud trans
pofiation, anti the FIRST day February next There
are near tweniy now ~ the Peuiteniafy The ke.peg
ofthai inDttuticu will shew item 10 pc5sons app,inr
10 see them, WI ROHfUrsON q q
Jan. o. -
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AN AGEn pIrRInr.

Tie Newport Mercury mentions that on Wednesday
last the venerable VIM tIlery, Collector of Newport
ans one OF the four surviving Patriots who signed the
declaration OF independence, entered The Dad year OF
his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

bIUhStANi TO deed Of Trust executed TO the sub
stIIDeIs ny John Brockman, Of LOUISE county and
""'y IeCuluea IN the clerks Office % the said county
iof tie purpose ofsecurnr 10 peter MINOR ev.cptor
honaS meIlWether, dec. the payment Of ceIian sums
gu moty 'hetein specified. aad due The 2th day Of
DsteinueIs !SiO-We shall, or the premises. on the
~ H"VO FEBRUARY 1870, II fair. " not, cnthe next
iat oaJ' proceed 70 sell 10 ibe behest bidder ash
lying on the North Anna river In The county Of oniss
c'ui1nug go acres, more orlgss-of 70 much thereof
A. ey De necessary TO satisfy and pay The amount due
Hoei tue s'o oeeo Of uosi, and the costs Of executing
ia. JAMES MINOR
nee 10 bj'swlds DAVID WATSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

I IhANIENl.-Ata court held for the county OF
"taysoh on tuesday, the 23d day Of Sept 1879
jeremiah WilsUn... PLgjutj5
AGAINST -
81, "iam Cox, Frederick Cox, John Reddick and a.
marine sis wife, late Caiharine Cox heus AT law of
IN WV, uec'.'' DcteRdantS.
appearing TO the satisfaction OF The court thai The
ueiehoants are not Inhabitants of this
anuhot havihg eHeIea their appearance and given Sc
curly according To the act OF Assembly aud the rules
OF Tue court on motion Of the plaintiff by his ator
nty as ordered. hat they appear ON or before
me fourth Tuesday IN March next. and answer The
piainrh's bill and that copy this oroer he pnb.
ished in some paper printed in the CIV of Rici
mono ,or Two months successfully, aud posted al the
front door OF Grayson courthouse.
copy, ieste, MARTIN bICKENSON,C. &C.
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HE RIRIR snc1ErN

~ Nuss ia printed last year 900 copies oftbe Holy
Scriptures. Ibis year OF 500 copies will he printed
~ N"iious languages, namely, IN The Chewoskirn Os.
iiahian, aud Fcsulian.
us Royal HlchurSs the Prince Regent has lately
Tet'lVsG from the Emperor 81 Rnssia a very cutiuns
'o"f wheeled catTHec, called utOscbi. u consists
Ol Hnh' aud side seat, COHtTtycd hut VERY
c"mWod .ors n9uneI, for two persons. Il, pnssesscs
,re movable "Sle.f "Ai7h ere how ven generally
"ioPltu iHI oullout the continent
THE TEMPLE Or JupIrER AMNON.
3" Br.lnEi, the celebrated Italian traveller, lately
maie Jenlney NJ 80 day INTO the deserts o: Lydia TO
search of be ruins Of the ieinpic OF Jupiter Ainmon
NE iunud The countr, fertile no EuIsyeam travel
ifi tad penetrated so ir for several ages aud The wild
rnapNanis refused {" ei hin pass through it, ipagin
re That he came to inok forueasuTes. lie asCertaip,d
bnAtvrr, that The ruins ri hai Temple bad been en-,
psyrJ in be construction Of anotlcr which is AHEAD,
parily dcsifofed. hat he found most remarkable is
ne spting ~ water, mentioned by HerOdotus Which
t warm w tie morning aud evening, cold at noon F.,
oNo hni ~ midnight Tie brought away some OF the
water IN order to analjse ii.
Mr.. WalsRs Appeal from The Judg.
ments OF Great Britain" which appeared
here 81 The eud Of September last, was
rcpubiisbed IN London from tie Ameri
canc copy, as early as llre 23d of Novem-
brr. The price put upon The English
copy IS Is shlIIin8s sterling. RI. Union.
IN AwfH ,AdmOnjfio,, 10 Carclcss Servants.
NORFOLK, Dec. 28.-On "Wednesday
morning laSI, about O'Clock. a negro
gTl, between ~ aud VI years OF age, be-
longing TO Mr. Boulord OF this place, in
climbing upon fender TO reach some.
iliIng from the ma ilcpiecc, had her
clothes caught by Tie FIRE, ard running 10
Use cbambPr0fi cr mistress for assistance.
communicated ide flames 90 the bid cur.
iams, which Mrs. y. succeeded IN eSiin-
gushing, after having her hands much
INJURED bal before assistance could be
mad for Tie girl, she was so severely burui
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IaveIn for Sale on. Lease


NOR sale on credit Of one -four years
u the tavern formerly occupied by Daniel Michaux
situated III powhstan county, on the Buckingham road
about 20 miles above Richmond and II below Pow ha
tan Courthouse, known by the name IIopkinsye OF
Hopkins's Tavern II sold prior to the oh day Of
OctoCerne IL will ON that day be offered for rent TO
me nishest hidder. For TERMS apply 10 Mr. ARCH'D
EklSON, residing ON the premises, the sub.
scrioer. JOHN ROBERTSON.
July 10. 19..wf
'sWENIY DOLLARS KEwARD-ToT appTebrndjne
negro hoy named G GORGE, W no abscondes n ON
my plantation in Hanover county oh the 18Th of Inv
iasi He is about 20 II years of age rather lsht,
t negroes generally are, ana about feet OF inches
hish-his hair somewhat bushy-has a blemish in enc
OF ms eyes, thick lips and bow legs.
lie has been seen IN Richmond bnt 4 is probable he
Is gone from thence to Goocb land Hanover i'm the
ne'2bhohood of MI. Philip WoodsOn's, to whom his mo.
ths' oeloogs or is making his way James river 10.
W4'"s LyhchbnTs. II is very probable be has
tree papers The above reward and all necessary PIX
penseS wal he pad his delivery In Hanover
nu should II not be convenient to deliver him. IelteT
directed To Hanover Town will be attended to.
orewarn all masters of vessels Others from har
Dig OF carrying away the said slave, under the pc
hahles oI ,he law. REUBEN GARDNER.
'eP'e'nEeI ~. SS..wtfS2.F
EiSSoLuriON.-The c0paTIneTship of JTbHs- D0.
= VfdSOn o. Co. was dissolved by mutual consent on
22d day of AbTilAi debts ing by Tie late firm viii
De pad by ,he subscribers and to whom all persons
hue"ted ate requested to make prompt payment.
ihe FTeHCh RHTr UiEL Stone NaRHtacturlug Bt.
SHeSS val M future he conducted under The nrn of
DAVIDSON Il SMELL. who will keep constantly en-
hann general assortment of MILL STONES OF uli
sizes, bGIt by woTkmen equal u auy ~ the United
otales Of select materials which they will as hitherto
warrant aud sell al northern prices for cash country
Pouuce. or approved paper, Those desiIonS Of OBJ.
tanning good, strong, neatly finished REAL FRENCH
BURR MILL STONES, are res peCtfuy invited 10 call
d. the mandatory on 18th, between ID and streets
h'ChHiohd. ~ on Old street, Petersburg, where all
'enton paid, in order 20 give general satisfaction.
RAY A. l..wtf DAVIDSON * SMELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
I-accine .Agenf a. ILe Glale "a T,rni,,in

,,tTIhe Editors Of the Norfolk Herald, Lvnchbnrg
r,tSS, U"tcheSfer Ga:eHe, Petersburg Intelligent
Ger, ana aIer0HdrtH Her0id. uiH please 10 inScy,
Mr dOoVe advertisement in lien Of mn jorner one.
once m"nfh FOR ftcetUe mO0thS ara j0ymard thei,,
dccoXntS 10 mis- office for coilection 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
IUenty. Fire Dollars Rem0yd.

UtHfy- Tue DOilarS KcWdrd.
WAS taken out Of the subscribers compiling room
w on Friday evening last, a good SILVER CASEU
WATCH on the back OF the case was the letters
l.. y neatly cut IN CIPHER. which WA. attached a
pam siee Chain, with small shtH TO it.. The above
som viii he paid for the delivery Of the watch and
utteciion OF he thief, II brought to punishment or
ilbdal reward for The watch alone.
SAMUEL DUNN & co.
btCs<S. 6B.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

NOTlCE.-The subscriber has conveyed tbe whole
II ofhts remaining estate, both real and personal 10
MI Patrick Gibson apd Mr. John G. Blar hy deed OF
trust dated the i4h ul aud for the purposes thsrei.
expressed. CT. NACNuRDo
4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

John +. Morrisett, Abraham S. Woodbridge and Geo
",Soe, adm'or OF james Caion. DcIendsnts.
n ue'euuaht John +. moffistt not having entered
his appearance aud given security according 10 The arr
OF Assembly aud tue rules OF this IL appearin
ny satisfactory evidence tha, he is habiIaut
oitls country, III az Oydered That the said defendant
90 appear here on the thirty fist da, the nest term
anh answer the bill of the pianiif that COPY of
thlS order be forthwith inserted IN some ncvsraper
punished IN the city OF Richn'ond, for two months
succesivei, aud posted the front door of The cant
'" III ihe said CITY. Wm. W. BENiNG, &C
Fec. @. Az vs-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Was Committed,

Fe7O the jail for the county of Alexandra,
& d. c. on the 18th inst. as runaway, a
mu!atto man who calls himself PETER, and
says he was free born in the city of New
York, and leftihat place about twelve years
ago, and has lived in Virginia ever since
The greater and latter par, of the time he
lived with Mr.. Elijah Paine, near Potomac
creek near where the steam boat now lands.
The said muatlo man is about 90 years Of
age, feet : inches high, slender and
straight made, aud has scar on his left ell
bow. The owner is desired to come, prove
property, pay charges, andtake him away,
otherwise he will be disposed of as the law
directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL, Jailor.
june 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
LIVERY STABLE.
Elizabeth T0zcers,

I'D ETuRNS hersincerest thanks to the
4 Npublic for the liberal encouragement her
late deceased husband received in The above
business tor this twenty years, and informs
his friends and the public in general, that
che still continues the above business at the
former stand, where every attention will De
Maid that formerly was, to render ample sa-
t;sfsct;on tothose Ladies and Gentlemen that
will honor me with their custom, as she ilas a
large family support, and throughn otheE
means. ,f
uly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
District of Columbia, to wit.
County Of .4lerandrsa, ! 1900
April Term, Wv
IN CHANCERY.
Ahiiah Adams Commitment


Against,
Henry w. Hardy, William Fowle, and
Henry Dangerfeld, trading under the firm of
William Fowle & Co.-Defendants.
THE defendant Henry w. Hardy, not
Il having entered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and
rules of this court, 4. It appearing to the sa-
tisfaction OF the court upon affidavit, that the
said Henry w. Hardyis not an inba bitant of
this district. On motion of the said COM
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered, that
the said defehdan. Henry w. Hardy do APP
pear here on the first day of the next court,
and enterhis appearance to this suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES Of
the court ; and that the other defendants
William Fowle, aud Henry Dangen6eld do
not pay away, convey, or secrete the debts
by them owing to, or the estate. or effects in
their hands belonging to the said absent de.
fendant Henry w. Hardy, until the further
order or deere of this court, and that copy
of the order be forthwith published tor two
months successfully in one of the public
news papers published in this county, and
that another copy be posted al the front door
Of the court house ofth said County.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE C. C.