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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-09

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, &c. he has obtained patent
Yor. The estimation in which this press is
held Is perhaps best shewn by the demand
for it--nearly 600 being in use ofhis make
md every exertion shall still be made to
render it as complete as possible.
nerAll otherarticles in his line, as usual.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-05-09

Hussar Jacket, of dark blue cloth,
with three rows of white bullet buttons in
front, the two outside rows terminating lit
tie past the top of the shoulders, the intervals
between the buttons of each row to be one
fourth of an inch standing collar to rise as
high as the tipof the ear, with button on each
side the cuffs indented on the upper side,
with button on each angle, and slit long-
tudinally on the under side, with four but
tons of similar size, set close on each -
the Jacket terminating in a peake in front
and rear, with two buttons behind at the bot
tom OF. the waist, which must extend as low
as the waist Of the person, counter straps on
each shoulder, for the purpose of combining
the cartridge box and bayonet belts small
side pockets with four buttons under each
Zap
Vest, white for summer, and blue cloth
for winter, single breasted, with from eigh,
to ten white buttons of small size.
Fantaloons, white for summer, made either
of Russia sheeting, or cotton or linen cloth
of domestic manufacture, and of dark blue
cloth for winter the pantaloons 10 reaci. TO
the shoes, without understands and, as well
as all the other clothing, made sufficiently
large to allow of the free and unIestrained
use of the limbs, avoiding at the same time
unnecessary encumbrance.
Jefferson shoes to rise as high as the ANGLE.
White linen half CATERS for summer, with
small bullet buttons, worn under pantaloons
Blacksllk or velvet stocks.
Caps, with appropriate trimmings.
Plaid eatCoats, lined with green baize,
with capes and folding collars the ground
work green, with dark stripes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01
COUNTPERGAMI.

The following particulars respecting
the Count are extracted from an evening
paper" The first introduction Of
Pergami 10 the Quern was one OF pure
accident. Her majesty was walking along
the hall in an Inn III Italy, when Per
gami who was there by chance, observ-
ed erirain eniangled. and with great adj.
dress aud humility stopped down 10 dis
engage IL. His manner pleased the Queen,
who asked Tie people of the house about
him. and WAS informed that he was a
courier in the service of General Pino.-
The General, on being Sent for, gave The
Queen so favourable an account of Per
gauii, that her majesty engaged 10 take
him into her service Immediately, il Pine
would consent 10 il. The latter who re-
NAMED 10 dinner with the Queen, ian
mediaieiy consented, and on his return
home saw PcrgamI, 10 whom lie said,
"Pergsmi, / have made your fortune" The
occupation Of Pergsmifor some time was
that Ofa courier. but by degrees he ac-
CURED the confidence of his royal mis-
,rcss, aud was finally made Chamberlain
of her household. Reports much to The
Queens disadvantage, had by this time
been made in different paris Of Italy, aud
the decorations with which Pergami was
covered gave great offence 10 few Of
The old Italian nobility. The rumours
against her majesty al length became so
serious that the Milan Commission was
appointed, ihe expenses Of which are said
| to have been nearly & 10000 IN less than
| five months. This Commission was con-
Quoted with much delicacy but il is
rumored that person connected with
| tho proceedings clandesiinely laid them
before the agents Of certain illusirious
individual, who was thus enabled 10 as
certain the full amount Of the charges
against her.
| PeTgaui is the son oil AN Italian village
| apolhecary, OF good repute, but contin-
ed practice. The Countess, his sister, is
represented as extremely beautiful, aud
TO have owed her elevation, as TO title
TOR her husband is spoken Of as a per.
sou OF small iortune) 10 that circumstance
She has been constant companion oil
the Queen, who, we believe, las n this
moment one OF her Dieccs under her i'm
mediate protection. With respect 10 ibt
decorations worn by Pergau,i, aud which
have given such offence 10 The old Italian
nobility, il is but Justice 10 observe, iiia'
they might have been attained by lila
when III the army as private soldier, as
no distinction of rank was made By ih,
; Italian Authorities under Ionaparie, il
lie distribution of lie Crosses. 1t is
) 'oweveT, more probable, That ihcy wer,
purchased by Pergami, for il is q fac
known bul to few, that Ii.les aud decora
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01
I'm Dollnrs Remnrd-

4 BFT my boat IN Richmond, about The 7tb Of June
II last, a Negro Man named KEND6I., about 1ve feet
inches hgb, square aud well buii round face, fstb
or inclined To I've bumpy, short thick feet and rather
bowiegsed said Negro hired Of Edmund ndefson
the i3ih March last he purchased Wy the said
Anderson Of JachOnias Ianccy, near Yance;'s Mills,
Abemsfe, aud understand said Yancey purchased
him Of 4 Doctor BOwen, near Jefferson, In CulpepeT
County. ! have heard u'at said Bowen brought hin
rom the neghb0uih0od % Y0ik Town.
will give tie above reward to any person who will
deliver said Negro TO At FallsbuTg Mills guckng
BAN County, 70 Edmund Anderson, Richmond, and
pay all reasonable charges, So with legal cbsges to
any enc that viii secure him in Jail that ret him
aaan. fofe~alR all masters Of vessels aud persons
1haisoeSer from harbofing employing hint4as am
seterpiucd TO enforce ibe aw against al such often
ders. DAVID T. COBBS.
Agg. 2e. 3i..n rall:buTs NILS. Buckingham.
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FOREIGN.
THE QUEEN,
i He tlCLEN.
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.
HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE WEST.

Al
HER MAJESTY'S ANSWER TO THE WEST.
MINISTER ADDRESS
This address from The inhabitani
housebolders of the city and liberty Of
Westminster, will he long treasured in
MY memory, as an indubiiable proof Of
their regard, and lasting claim Gpsu my
gratitude. The language OF affection for
my person, of devotion TO my interest,
and Of zeal In my cause, which appears
Ia issue from their hearts, has made a
deep impression upon my own. In the
feeling mannerwhich they mention Her,
for whom The invisible sigh OF grief will
never cease in my maternal breast, l can
moi be insensible 10 the homage which
they pay 10 her memory, and TO The soiace
which they offer 10 my regrets.
III Is now seven years since received
an address from The inhabiiant house
holders OF Westminster, i'm which they
congratulated me upon my escape fram
what they truly described as uefarious
conspiracy against my honour and my
life. Upon that occasion my character
Was exnnerated from the load of calumny
with Which il had been oppressed, though
my conduct had undergone only AN err
pa,fc examination, and though had no
means of facing my accuscrs, or of being
heard in my defence.
THE people of England then, almost
universally expressed their appreciation
Of what they considered as The triumph
OF Iec'iiude and innocence over periis!y
and fasehood. From That hour 10 thepre-
sent, have been the victim oil Il similar
conspiracy, which has been melted bv
The same motives, and prosecuted will
The same views: though with increased
violence, and aggravated maligni,y. New
aud more appalling efforts have been
| made 10 destroy that character, which
had resisted so many former attempts :;
but, | rejoice thai now find, as al thai
time found, The people of Westminster.
uninhuenced by the powerful machina-
fIons of my enemies, and animated by
the same sentiment which they ihen ex-
pressed, that every subject until convict
ed Of guilt, had an undoubied right 10
| retain the reputation, the rights, and i'm
| muni'ies of innocence.
In The present ptrilaus crisis Of my
fate, am supported by that courage
which arises from The consciousness Of
reciiude aud feel that The English
people will never suffer an injured Queen
10 appeal in vain either to their Justice
or TO their humanity. | am convinced
that, in this land Of liberty, no oppres-
sion can he praciised, and that 10 be up.
right is 10 he secure.
| 60 Ia the warm desire which the people
Of Westminster have expressed for the
consideration Of my honour, they have
exhibited striking testimony of their
LOYALTY TO the King ; for the honour Of
his majesty must for ever he identified
with that Of his Queen.
My first wish is to prove, that my
character has been unjus,ly iraduced /;
my next is 10 terminate my days among
the high-minded people of this country,
TO whose at1eciionaie sympathy am, al
present. indebted for so much OF The
clieerfulness which feel, and Of the
support which possess. under the pres.
sure of such complicated wrongs, and
such accumulated prosecutions"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01
LEWIS IYERR

OFFERS FOR SALE
IS bids. and so bbis. Brown SUGARS
90 bags GREEN COFFEE
10 pipes corniac sRANDY
4 bbls. Peach DO.
hhds. whisKEY
q pipes Holland GIN
bids. Antigua RUN
10 do. prime retailing M0LASSES
pipe. ? .aif pipes and II Or. casks fine old
London particular Madeira WINE
23 or. casks sweet Malaga do.
Is tierces London PORTER
Quart Bouies-Botile Cork.-Demijohns
200 bbis. Sbad
40 half bills. do.
40 Sturgeon and Rock
so bbis. whsle HeTrings
500 do. DO. d do. S DO. V 1old;
de. prime roIk
100 do. Tar
20 do. Rosn
% do. Pitch
10 do. Spirits Turpent!ne
SO tons Bar lion
as do. Pig do.
Castings
10 tons Plough Plates
tons English Blis,ered Steel
Crawisy SieeiNail Rods
IL dozen Wire Meal Sif,ers
IL boxes Cation aud Wool Cards
4 case Pack Plus
I do. mixed do.
10 dozen Frying Pans
do. Shoveis
100 Nova Scotia Grindstones
II boxes Tea China
20 crates and hbds. Queensware
StonewGre
Sc casks English Glassware
IL do. ApOttecaries Ni.ls
loo boxes Window Glass, q by g, by o, 8 BY 10
0by II. 10 By II, and ii by 10
IIgO Sack Bags
tons Hemp
5000 lbs. Seine Irvine
1000 do. Cotton Yarn, No. 4 to IL
! bales Napt Cottons
$50 pieces Domestic ShiTtings
220 do. Plaids, Gngbams, Stripes, Checks,
ChambTays, &c.
Nesting-Tov Cluth-Dapers
Russia Sbeeiings- Common Cloths
Filberts-Raisins-Ch Chocolate
MISUNDERSTANDING Soap-Pipes-Bar Lead
Patent Shot-GDupowder
Race aud ground observation-disclosures
fndigo-Starch-S nuif-Madder
Copperas-Musiard
Bed Cords-Leading Lines
Sole LeatheI--Shoes
Wool Hats-ivery Combs
Imperial and Tyson Skin Tea,
Writing, Letter & Printing Paper, &c. &C.
ALSO,
100 bushels CORN, in Store
$50 do. do. ahoat
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.Seconty Fee Dollars REGARD.

soeUU"FU E'tce 1JOHWS ItcHH!H.
hNAwAY from the subscriber on The night Of the
a i!th instant negro man named HARRY, about
uve feel nine inches high. black compieXiop, about
forty years old, has swollen ancIes produced by rheu
lnasm, which causes him walk rather cumsily. He
has wife at STR. Edmund Eppes in tie lower cad of
henrico In which county, aud also IN New Kent,
charles City and the city OF Richmond, he has tote
Fabiy general acquaintance. Harry is sensible .ober
CT submissive manners, when TALKS sps slightly, is
coarse shoemaker and good sawyer.
as lie has gone oil without having been correct
ed ny NE, or without even apprehension OF being
chasiised. expect lie will endeavour effect his
cape To soi&e of the Eastern States will give for his
apprehension and delivery to me, ii secured III any
an SO that recover hin, reward of ten dollars IL
tnhen out OF the county OF HeBrico, fieen dollars II
tsen within the county and seventy 1--WE dollars IL ont
OF the state of Virginia together with all legal expenses
masters OF vessels and others warned against
sying him OF, or ahordng hin protection III
~ ther peril. RIO. BRADLEY.
Henrico. august 30. s..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01
Valuable Property for SAFE.


HUE subscriber wishes To dispose Of ard will sell on
reasonable terms the following valuable PROPER.
"a, VIZ Lot Ne. $780, suale on and 9th streets, ON
which he lately resided containing full half acre.
Fha house rs convenient aud Toony and the offices Of
every kind Of the nTst order, having heeH recently
paired, aud completely enlarged. The Well (oI never
falling, aud excellent uater,) which has lately under
gene thorough repair, has been deepened aud walled
with stone The garden Is a spacious and handsome
one This properly Is well calculated for the comOr
table accommodation of genee family aud iis Giiua-
lion many accounts, Us extremely desirable one
being the most elevated in that part OF the city aud dis
'ant from The Capitol only about 400 yards.
Lot No. $780, at present IN the occupancy Of Hr Sa.
mnei q. Swann.....The house is n convenient aud
comfortable one, and has attached TO II the usual Offices
which are IN good repair and 10 situated in an agfeea.
able and healthy neigbborhoOd.
Also O. Feet Of Ground, being part ofthe Lot known
~ The naule Of the Governors Garden. This property
Is so well known that any farther description OF it, Is
unnecessary. For terms, apply to Bernard Peyton or
Preston Smith, Esq. who are duly authorized to sell
and convey and who will afford every facility TO those
who may desire 10 view the properly.
April 10. ii0..N J. PRESTON. .
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ROANOKE,

I OFFER for sale (and bargain RAY he had in it)
1913 acres OF LAND, lying on Roanoke river ia The
county OF Meckenbnrg The advantages of This property
ate-high iand we'll stocked with the most valuable
timber and good cotton aud tobacco landii,e cleared
valnabie low grounds, aud welldxed mill 0n tie rUeT
newly built. This property is valuable, ard worthy
the notice OF any person desrous ofownng real
he negroes 2) the stocks of horses cows sheep and
hogs on the premises be had With the land. Bank
stock Will be received in exchange for it, On Saturday,
Esd September, will sell IL at PUBLIC SALE Oh the
premises, il not sold privately before.
VIII also sell another tract lying n the county,
near ST. iammany, containing G5S acres. This tract
contains some valuable tobacco land aud about third
OF u Is cleared IHEO: FIELD.
AUGUST 4. 27..I4t
SHALL petition the Legislature al their next session
for leave to remain III this conin.onw eailh.
JUDITH HOPE,
August ~. 32..2lt 4 UomaH OF Color.
- VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
The North Fork Toll Bridge.
He subscriber offers for sale the following property
tract OF land containing nine hundred and forty
acres lying IN the county of Hawkins i'll the State Of
iennessee-Ihs tract is situated the great Western
road between Nashville aud the city of Washington
immediately on the river Holslon, aud The North
Fork o: Hol:on river, ~ its junction, in one mile
OF the town of charlottesville (Boai Yard There are
between three and foui hundred of low grounds
Va one compact body, great pari of which is equal
10 Inc pest SOIL in East tennessee. One hundred and
my acres Of lew grounds and perhaps sixty Of
high aud are enclosed and under tiiiage The remain
ueI OF the tract Is uncleacd. This farm is well adap
Tea 10 me cultivation OF Wheat, Indian Germ, Hemp
&C. iohacco, were II an object, would be found
peculiarly cougemial The PLANTATION being uninjuIed
ny use, The crops are abundant. part of The low
grounds Is fitted TO the growth Of grass, and would
FORM an extensive meadow. within forty miles Of
Abingdon, virginia, The facilities Of obtaining Plaster
OF excellent quality found in the neighhcrhood Of that
towi aud brought To The very door reduced price
affords 10 The farmer the certainty Of improving The
richness oil his laIds particularly the red clover
grows luxuIi2nuy.
The climate Of East Tennessee is equal in salubry
10 l1at oil any section OF The u. States.
. Inc impfovemeEts upon this estate BRICK
n maNS.ON HOUSE, newly erected, and Toll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-01

ny Urine ora deed of trust e1tcHied 10 fhe 6nD
- Scrioer 6y cerfGin Robert j. UiLkiRSOn ORfhe
tSth DAY 81 Nag, in tie year 1870 tuhich has been
ech,i0~tedged dHa admitted to record in the Clerks
Dlsce OF Ohssferfetd county cOurr, for the purpose
~ securing the payment Of certain debE therein
ntnfioned, u'H be exposed 20 saie for ready motley
w OOnf Of the tavern at ChesferGeLd conrffous, on
Monday The Eleventh. day of September next csfff,t
lands lying ia Gtesfertistd county, 6eig r,arf Of
the eoHd formerly belonging to EHos EiiySon dec'd
20 ar, one undivided t~eHfieth part Of ninety sir
acres also one fourth part OF JortV me ocres AM
0tSooHe ether Joarth part Of Offq dSs 0eres or OK
"iHch theTeof, as may be necessary for the puruose
D0resGtd. Such me Onty, mil be conoeyed 10 me
pHTchdSeT as Is rested Ia The trustee thetHke hotO
ever, IS 6etiege6 to he fRdispHfGbe
PARKE POINDEXTER Trustee.
IIte. %. al Ia
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James Ritpr Lands f1, .SnIe.

VHWtS NfFT LuNuS TOf NdIe.
~ virtue OF deed OF trust executed hy ROBERT
~ PLEhSANTS, OF the county Of Pswha,aH 10 The
subscriber fer the purpose OF securing the payment OF
700, due by note to Henry Turner, will be sold al
,erf so much Of tract OF land lying in lhe county OF
Towba,an, containing by estimation 500 acres as viii
De sufficient to satisythe said much AS may
DE que thereon, iRcisdins all costs aud charges The
said iand Is bounded by James river by the lands OF
Doct Edward Mayo, the lanes OF Thomas Harris, dec
anu James NJ Pleasanis aud others. The sale will be
Dlaoe 8n the premises at the dwelling house
0i tie said Robert Peasants
BENJAMIN ANDERSON, Trustee.
Augnsti. 25..tds
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;saaa& To ,,,e .dasass 0 ne A..

,H1Ne f0f London,
sAaE, To the address of Messrs. Jno.
Giiilat < Co. with the liberty OF consignment, the
Remarkably 'Re coppered aud copper fastened Ship AS
1REA, JOIN wtLLIAMs. commander. stands a I at
Loyd's. and has only performed two voyages. This
vessel was to sail from London on the 9Th July
Warwick where she will take in her cargo) and may
be looked for In the river daily. She Is supposed
carry from $40 to $50 hnds tobacco; and as half
her czrsols already engaged abe Will meet WITH dis
patch. tor TeIshto the fennainder, apply TO
JOHN K WM. GlLLtAT.
Who will receive pr. said ship, and offer tor sale,
few cases well selected CLOTHS and cASSiMERES.
In Sore-25 casks very superior Old London Parti-
ca,ar Madeira aud Serciai WINE in hhds. and quar-
tel casks. Aug. ID. s3..u
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trThe ENQUIRER Is published twice week, gene
rally and three time, week during the session Of the
State Legstdfxre-Price, the same heretofore Fire
Dollars per aunum, payable in advance. Noesof Char
tered specierayng Banks, (oaty) will be received in
payment The Editors will guarantee the safety Of
remittiag them by mall the hostage OF all leers being
paid by the writers.
~ No paper will be discontinued, tsut al the discre
ton ofthe EDITORS, until all aearages have been paid
ep. - t. .
twhoever will guarantee the payment ofnine papers,
itall receive c tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
fT One Sqadre--First Insertion, IS ccnts-each
continuance, so cents.
- No Advertiseaent Inserted until k has either
teen paid for or assame9 by person in this city
or les cnvsrons.
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70 Mrs. Ii. HACKLEY. asremoved her
boarding school from Richmond Hill, to Belvidcra a
pleasant situation, within mile of this city.
Au a.nO
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Terms, for a Session often Jonths.
Board aud tuition ia the English branches, including
reading, spelling, writing, grammar composition,
gIaphy history, chronology, arithmetic and plain
dlework, S c2O.--washing, S 25.-Fuei, S 20.
For day scholars Tuition ia al! the branches above
mentioned, : 40 -Fnei. So.
Natural philosophy, chemistry, bslleseitrcs, asrcno
my and the use Of The globes be taught my school,
Young Ladies wishing to learn French. music and
painting san he attended to at the price Of ~ esc
srs employ ed aud pnld by the parents.
Smaller girls will be taught reading and spelling Tor
"a. JANE TAYLOR.
August 2e- 33..llls
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G.. TERRELL.

- Z. IEK1LII
~ EsPECTFULLY informs bis frieu ds and the public
vat his seminary VIII be opened again on the arsi
Of Seple uber next. 10
,, ,ue Ltun 'anfDage and lower branches Of the I'm
gsh course, viii be tanght ny NJ oseph yegffr The
french language, higher branches Of English aud the
naIheinaiits, by O. Terrell himself who can acoos,
m1aate icW boys with beard on moderate terms
fdienis and guardians may depend upon q strict
vi tue Teachers IN the discharge Of their pro-
.csslOnaI outies August "a. 3i..st
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A BEG leave 10 inform the inhabtants OF Richmond
aud its vicinity, that have taken the house lately
occupied ny Mrs. BRooNE and mean to open School,
heginnlng on The first Monday in October. Parents
disposed TO eutrust their children my care, may with
certainly calculate their receiving my unTen,.
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commerce with the coast of Spain. If
we can do without our ncishbors, they
will in their return do without us.
4. The prohibition OF Cotton threads
aud Syrian tissues occasioned By the ccs-
sation OF free entry.
Ii would not be difficult, for me more.
over 10 point OUT and explain the causes
which leaves neuiraliscd the French ia
t1uence with the Divan: bul should de-
viale from the course have laid down,
and have not preteusious 10 il.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE
AVlLL be exposed 10 sale al pablo auction for cash
~ hBuckineham Courthouse, on tie I'm s0v OF
otpteMOsr merit, (being court day) rs NEGROES =
an0hg whom are blacksmith aud 8 or 8 likely yonog
Men accustomed 20 plantation business--the rest cen
tS, OF women aud children who also very likely
August s. A. Ids RJcHArp tiFSt,ee'
A IL persons Saving claims against JOS DNENs
n DAIV, sec.sre requested to make them known
- DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
feo'9 > 55''u OF !Vsept Darruseatt. dec
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--sSN, For London.
-Tx. The fine Ship INDIAN CHIEF,
Capt.. Humphreys, at City Point having thirds
ri her engaged will meet For freight
the e,dainder apply 10 ID. W. * C.. WARWICK.
Who wiU receire aeIf ueek,
200 sacks best Liverpool filled salt for sale
undaiin IT