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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17
ELECTIONS.

Massachusetts,. From the Worcester
south district, Jonathan Russell is preba-
bly, elected ~ The place Of MIR. Adams,
nc present Aiember--as also Dir. Bigelow
from The Worcester North Dis,rici-and
DR.. Eusiis IN Norfolk Dist -icom Essex,
J. Nelson. without opp-siiion-in Bnstol
alr Bdylirs in place OF Mr.. Morton, The
present member. There j. no choice ia
the Essex Dist,ict-and probably none in
Mddlessx ID ii,ict
blaine. AT Portland, f. Whitman had
367 votes for Congress over Gen. Irish
In Lincoln Di.tric,, Gen. Wingate is pro
badly elected over judge Hill, the present
m mber
In Pennsylvania, the Cinioniau elecio,
raj licke, ias but beggariy account OF
empty boxes" ln Virginia, The election
has been thin, because there Was no op.
position. la The county of Jefferson, 10 :
instance, there we're but 81 votes taken ill.,
We fear. that Congress has begun badiy.--
Tie struggle betwcen The friends Of IesSrs
Lowades of S e and Taylor IF ~ Y is
founded on tie late sectional contests. The
Inteihgencer says that the rotes do not in
dicdte the strength Of any hitherto knOwn par
ty In the House M The country NoW, t0e
opprehend az as The parties of last nanier---
those Of North and South, ,ohose finger as
seen an tie struggle. Else, uhy is it that
Mr. Taylor isa5ie to cope ,oith Mr.. Lowncies!
is It possible that tie FORMER conid here been
boLsfercd up by ans other recommendation
against the latter, than local interests Mr.
+ is she father of the Missouri contest is
this the secret Of has uote p Otherwise, If
gentlemen do not like Mr. l.. ,chy haze they
not rallied around Mr Sergeant ,gho wds
both 'aritliie and an Anti Nisso,uian last
tointer; and IA point Of talents as one Of the
first men IN Congress- But we do not readily
yield to inquiries. The old provcrG says -
bad beginning sometimes makes good erd-
ing" We hope 10 see Tie present Congress
close IN harmony and peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17
NO sPEAKER-No MESSAGE.

We had no doubt of laying the Presidents
Message this day before our TeadeTs-bui an
unexpected difficulty has occurred in the II.
OF II. III the choice of Speaker. We learu
this circumstance with astOnishment ard re-
greet. Two days had been exhausted; aud 10
ballots had been given bul no election THIS
u az uHPieasant ~ign ot the times But we
should hope, that some abseutees would come
aud incline the scale on the side Ut talents
We still expect that Mr.. LOwndes will be tue
Speaker.-We should earnestly couture the
representatives OF the people to cultivate har-
mony and good will, as much as possible.--We
most sincerely hope, that sectional differences
the most fatal ct all differences, could vanish /;
and be no more seen or felt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17

~ The Baltimore Patriot Of the Iith quo
ting the paragraph from the Enquirer, ex =
pressing dOubI OF tile Florida rreaty's being
ratified by the Spanish King I'm consequence
ut the C0ries not having acted aud excrted
ihtir constitutional privilege as to the ccsSiOR of
territory )-aidS this remark Add up 10 Tins
IIm-, We are cfedibiy informed, no advlces VI
It's ratification have been received 10y our 20
V:TnmeBi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17

Ivinne ola deed OfTust executed to the
- by Miles bottoms, the 10th day Of june 1914
ana duly recorded in the county court Of Charlotte in
order to secure the payment Of certain sum Of mon
therein mentioned, due Thomas Brooks shall pro.
ceed TO sell to The highest bidder for ready money
fhe I2th day Of December nest a uacI or parcel of
LAND, lying Ia Charlotte county, on the waters of
sandy creek aud Stanton TiyeT supposed contain
500 acre.. Acting as trustees, the subscribers will
only convey sucb title ia them by the sa
deed fnust. The sale will be made on TIVE premises,
TRAVIS BROOcKS, 49,.
Nov. II. ax lIuStefss
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kElIOHII

q
ENLiAS REED has removed IN The stor, ,sss,sk
~ occupiedby MessTs Lucks a sizs, wbrr, he 4.
sen'ps anu VIII continue 10 Keep on hand, vsr5
general assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES \ HATS made
10 order from the best manufactures al pTic,g
- al snort sight on St. Louis, MissauTi, 10
--t e. oct u. T..ifu
LNFrY DOLLARS REWARC---- sna,.y 1,,,,, -,
y subscriber, near Charlotte L. ID Virginia on Inc
20 OF august last, negro man named AARON abour
- years oia, est or inches high not sstt black
has lost one 0fhis fore teeth think An updeI an, ,i
am not sure (Which he says be lost IN fghI usie ina
baltimore Jail last summer Tie stniteTs OF stsn,,.
i NC ta'hs apd when alarmed much worse than &c
owner times lie has scar his uHpeT lin occa.ioned
ny akn'e Whea sma-he has ais scars ar l,,,.
y" wv peds', winch Iook as " doue With a whip bus
wsTe occasioned hy lire When small fast FebrusPv ts
corner ni an aNe IN or lille beioH his fpit
shst, when must have left small scar No and down
bis leg We had on when be ebt away pair Of nick
,lnsey home'pnn Panlaoons. cid white hat lined ana
ppund suoes. He was horn and raised near Iauouter
q IT,, va at the place where Major epncb letters moo,
Ve' ans bis family are about there bot vs. he 10 not
very smart fellow, thuk be is probabt, at en- no
before this time aud ged ~ some istl t. ,i,r n
70 get lHio IeuuNtania or free state. bnurhf
nun "on "hham kempe, Of Madison comfy, Va.
iVm "hot he runaway last summer as foo nd ia
Baltimore JAIL hut would never confess his usster,s
hNms nor "beIe he came from. Tue above rsward viii
pe gwen IoI securing said negro w eni ian so that
City of Washington. JAMS yIcKtNs
noetlnosI ~ 56-g'
a PETITION viii be presented 10 tue as1i GgWeTaI
- Assembly Of Virginia pfayng ma, an act NAV as,
aSthofizng the eehoidsfs bousskespers ofthe cS
0f Richmond elect from smanr,t tbe,uselvss az.
hayor, Sergeant aud High Constable Of Tie aid civ -
lhe, aunea wsto elections. i6..Tsw
- virtue of Deed oftfust erecard 10 the sns1,1gr
- hS Henry Gaines and tohert Blzkey bearing dsts
me 22d Gay o. November, 1919, and ddlJ recorded 10
Ibe cohnty c0nft 81 Mddesex, 10 secure 10 VILLA d.
Nsnn dent due by bond, bearing date with ne
sdld deed OF trust, shall sell 10 the bicbcN hddsf
beiore the door % ChTsU pher ovens tavern iu he
ioWs fUIsuna, or TResdag Tie tafh dap ~ Dece7s
nfrt, (f fair, " pot. The next GiT dat fof ready
/ money, TRACT Of LAND containing 500 actes To-.
| the same more or tess, known ny TIE name Of ns
Dragon Brtdec Plantation audis snaTe fafly et sreS
30 he desd.....t viii ouiy convey sncb t4ie 81
eceiyed BY The deed ofurs s.uTs.siG
- Wihf1s y lgSSe Tfrsse.
Mi1lteaoN S0Fgr1peT t.a 5t,.tG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17

Il AND FOR SsLE.--Bg virtue ~ . deed on fy,I,T
- erecntSd TO DS by WGTHeT LsNis or the 27fh dan
81 6pTU 1919, TO secure 10 John WOOdsOH the yaS
ment " SHHdrg Of money therein mentioned ne
wW on Saturday the Alb day OF February next N
Jair II not on The frSf JsiT day thereafter on me
premise seU for cash, the remainder Of tract Of
land 80 flaming 900 be the more or lesS
Tying IN GeochLGHd and bounded 6y the lands Of
DsVereHr JGrrGE, George Hoffman, HJIfiaBl Mar
Thurs, aud EdciT TarpiH; Ydrt Of The said tract
Of land having been already sold 10 satisfy the 6rsk
and second inSfdtMentS also tract CONTAINING 2dT
acres more or less Tying the BYRD creek, tehich
sad WdrHer PURCHASED from George " HOPKINS
bounded byfhe Byrd creek The lands of Ickd60d J1
Hid and Richard Crouch 1ks0 q fTact adjofnf1r
this land containing loo acres Tess bounded
6y me Byrd creek, the last mentioned tract fhe
lands OF said Crouch, Thomas Binford, and George
Holman: Also a tract containing ffy acres, more
or tess, tgHg on the said Byrd creek, puTchGsSd 5v
the said warner LeWis from RandOtDh HarrisOa
60Haded Nv the said creek The tGRds Of Edein Tnrpj
ana etheTs, pifd tie aPpTteHaHceS to the Sald facfs
belonging, OF so much fheTeof may be Sufficient 10
pay ROO doifaTS urn ne iHfeTSsf thereon and the
costs ATTENDING the erecHkiOH Of this Erbsf me sgL
uiH commence the first mentioned fracf and rim
beGdoRrHsdf TO rhe other fr0cts, II RecessaTy from
day to dag tW SO much is sOd as Is sufficient 10 safis
~ the dfed as af0rsSaid. These taRds lie in an
ctceHeHt Heighb0rh00d and part Cfhe1i Is c0pabfs
NJ producing fae toGaccC. Yhe balance is ReHeraiiy
good JaTD'iHg t0H6.
THOMAS PEUBERTON
dBCHIBdLD RKJlgIs. ,Tu1'r.
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10 be drawn IN ONE DAY, Combining psirIousm with
uespaIchI anh forming most SpIeHdia DGsi,-jbKf,.n
PRESENT PRICE OF IickeIs:
Whole ItcheIs, ~ 0e Eishths. Is
Hzlvss.-.. -....lI no IIeaIhs,.....,..y 20
QuaiteTs.-,.......5 so ISSIeenths. AZ
ftiths- $500. - 40 TNentelhs. 10
TO be hdd ia grea variety IL Numbers AZ CYJVENtg
iSttery aud Exchange Offices, Nos. III 2II Nsr6ef
street, baltimore
AZ Cshen's Olice more Capital Prizes have bern nh
tanned than nj ANY other Office III AneIicaI. HE ass
two classes OF The Monument lotteries all the
principal Capitals we're sold al COHEN's OFtiCR viz
No. u idS, a Prize OF $4,000 Dollars
26,it9 rrIze Of $4,000 Dollars
l6 Jl6 frizt OF 20 900 Dollars.
32,o36 Prize OF 20 900 Dollars.
2,1I6 Prize Of 10, 600 Dollars
Besides large her of minor Importance
- Adventures who purchase through tbe Medium,
Of Cohens Once, WILL IL they desire H. be ;urnishe
wan The Managers Official Lis. the pflzes imned-
4leiy after the drawing, gratis. Those whu wis, inc
Lis al" please signify the they send ON their
orders. ~ ~ e't
~ orders from any part st the Union enclosing the
eAsh OF prize tickets In any Of the Lotteries posi- paid
"i mrettne same prompt aud puncIua! attention a. Il
On personal application, addressed To
J. 1. COHEN JR.
- hecreiaTy TO the Nanage Baltimore
bank Bils OF the states Of Virginia North or s,utb
Carolina Georgia, Bank Of the uuil,d States or Brauc
60, District OF Columbia, Of the cities Of Baltimore
hnnAPols Philadelphia or New York and all specie
paying Banks III haTt land, Will be received In payn
at par. November IN 80 r''"'S"S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-17
RICHMOND. NOVEM Der II. 1870
NEW WtlRh-

io-morro" viii he published ana Tor
sale al this Office, (price S so in boards.
aud IN lsaiher,) CONSTRUCTORS
CONSTRUED. aud CONSTITUTIONAL Vim
DicATED, by John Ta,l Tor. Author of
The Enquiry. and Arator." Svo. $50 D.
Ihs following list of iis Sections NAV
serve as table of contents
l. The principles Of Constitution.
2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Bank Of Alexandria,

September 26A, 1920.
YgSHE Stockholders in this Institution are
/ respectfully informed that general
meeting ofthcm is requested at the banking
house on Wednesday, the 22d OF November
next. in order that their assent may De ex-
pressed to the terms upon when me PTes9 ~.
charter of the bank has been continued by
an act Of the last session OF congress ana
also that they may cooperate IN such mea-
sures as may be thought expedEent 10 secure
farther extension OF their charter
By order Of the Board Of Directors;
=. M'KENNA, Cashier.
The editors of the Richmond EnquIrEe i
Winchester Gazette, and National inle'n.
gencer, will please insert this twice Weeh
iill November 29d, and send their accounts ao
to The bank tz2N sept 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Valuable Land For Sale.

ENRON 80 to 1870 or more acres OF land IS
offered Tor sale, situated nfairtax .oun'
~ one mile east of the court house; the
Little River Turnpike road passes on part
thereof, ON which is dwelling house. with
tive rooms and fire places below, and one
fi,e place above, vel of good water 10 g.. the
ward garden, SC. This is considered from
: a. s;,,,ai;on to be stand equal to any on
that road, and alta small expence might be
made superior to many!: but small part IS
cleared land, balance covered with w '.'o q
and timber, and lies well. A bargain may
he had if immediate application is made.
Nothing but absolute necessity would pro-
duos this offer; but the failure Of the r Presl'
dent and Directors ofthe Falls Bridge i II ~
nike Company TO pay to one who nan ~. :
ppn rru great expence in making q. part OF
their read. compels this measure. Any per-
son inclined 10 purchase The sbe s prgpRelly
: invited to view it. Apply to Samuel nat
cl;ffe. or the subscriber. ~ ,rrD
september.I5 i'u10o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Dancing Academy.

MFR VINCENT MAST, from Boston, in
lSl forms the ladies aid gentlemen of A
lexandria and its vicinity. that he intends o.
pening an academy for instructing masters
and misses, and ladies' and gentlemen he ro-
lite accomplishment of DANCING, princi-
paly in the style of VESTRIS. Mr.. Mast
will teach his pupils the hornpipe, shawl
dance, gavot. waltz, minuet, pass de deux,
with variety of other fancy dances. as we'll
as ootillons of the newest fashion, principal
" from France.
Mr.. Mast particularly informs those pa
rents who may place their children underhls
care. that he has letters of commentator
from gentlemen Of the first Responsibility in
Boston and New ork, among whom are,
Gen. Ii. Dearborn, Hon. P. c. Books, Com.
Hall, Mr.. I'm. Little, MIR. Joseph Tildin,
Mr.. John D. Williams. Col. /. t. Austen,
Mr.. B. l.. Swami, and from academies OF the
first responsibility, where he has taught for
several years. He at the same time assures
them, that his best talents will be exerted to
render his school worthy of their confidence
and support. Mr.. Masi will attend at any
academy. and will give private LESSONS at
their houses if they wish.
Those parents that will have their children
taught by Mr.. Mast, will please to call at
his fathers house, corner of Duke and Wash
ington streets.
Mr.. Mast will give due notice when his
school will commence, and where mis- aca-
DENY will be, as well as evening school for
young gentlemen. For terms please apply
as above. Sept Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
For Sale or Rent.

A VALUABLE farm, one mile from A.
"A lexandria, containing about $50 acres.
Also, for sale, farm adjoining the above,
with valuable improvements upon 1t, con-
tanning two or three hundred acres, as might
suit the purchaser. Also. valuable mill
and farm on Shenandoah river, known by
the name of the Ford mill, miles from
Harper's Ferry. Also farm in Jefferson
county, Virginia, miles from Charlestcwn,
containing between 8 aud hundred acres.
Also merchant mill, 2 miles from Alexan-
dra, occupied by |. fanny; possession can
be had of this property the 4th day of March
next. Also new house at the lower end OF
Duke-street, on the wharf, in Alexandra
possession can be had Immediately. Also.
for sale. merchant mill on Shenandoah ri.
yer, IL miles above Berry's Ferry any pant
of the above property can be had on rea
sonable terms, by applying so
DAVID WILSON.
SAMUEL WILSON,
WIN. H. RROWN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Trustees Sale.

On MONDAY, the Cd Oct at 10 A. NJ.
TIME subscriber will sell at public suc-
l. ton, on the premises, for ready mo-
is.,,ss ney, HOUSE and LOT of ground,
Mfyf situate in the town Of Alexandria, in
Wssas Fairtax-straet, forty feet mont, and
ts.s5AsA extending back one hundred and
twenty feet, subject TO an annual ground
rent Of eleven dollars and thirty three cents.
Also, at the same time, on Watershed,
LOT in the said town. situate between
Duke and Wilke streets, adjoining the pro-
perry of Mr.. Mordeica Miller.
The above property was conveyed in trusc
to the subscriber, by Richard s. AreI, 20 Sc
cure the payment Of debt due James Nc
Denick. Such title as is vested in the sub.
scriber by the aforesaid indentute, will be
conveyed to the purchaser upon the receipv
of thu purchase money.
N, S. WISE, Trustee
sept 26 dt2O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
State of Maryland,

Charles County, IS.
ON application to the. subscriber. one OF
" the Judges of the Orphans Court OF
Charles county, by petition in writing OF Ar
thur Latimer, of Charles county, tor the be-
ueGt of the act OF assembly for the relief OF
insolyent debtors, passed at November SEES
sion, 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein.
schedule of his property and list OF bis Gre
dtors on oath, so far as ne can ascertain thetn
being annexed to his petition, and being sa,
tis6ed by competent testimony that the SAID
Arthur Latimer has resided two years name
diately preceding the time OF his application
in the state OF Maryland; and being also sa-
tistied that the said Arthur Latimer is in &C
tual confinement for debt. and Tor no other
cause and the said Arthur Latlmer having
entered into bond with sufficient security ior
bis personal appearance IN Charles county
court, 10 answer such allegations as MS Gre
ditors may make against him II Is therefore
ordered and adiudged that the said Arthur
Lati,ner be discharged from imprisonment.
and thai, by causing copy OF TINS o-oer 10
he inserted IN some one OF the newspapers
edited in the district OF Columbia, once
week for two months sucCessiVeiy oeioie 'ne
first M ,nday in Nov. next;he give notice 10
his creditors to appear before the Saio c99r!
Al CharlestoSn,i in said county ,on the saldist
Monday in November next, Tor the PurPpsse
81. recommending trustee tor their Dehent,
and 10 show cause, ii any they nave, why
the said Arthur Latilner should no' ha'e ihe
benefit of the several insolvent laws OF .his
.,ate. as prayed. Given under my hano' TINS
Sd day Of June, 1890 y n1ccFs
sept \.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29

clock, by means, as is supposed. of a false
key, and pocket-boook containing about
200 dollars, together with some papers, ta-
ken from the counting room desk, the lock
Aof which was previously forced with knife.
The store was entered by a front door;
aud the villain made bis escape by the
the back way, only FIVE minutes before
che robbery was discovered, and, as yet,has
cause to congratulate himself on his good
success Ia success that could not have at
tended any one who was not familiarly and
well acquainted with the premises for all
was accomplished without light and so
,vellwas he acquainted with the desk. that
even leather bag containing change was
mol forgotten IN has hurry.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Extracts from a Law

Of The Corporation to proride for the
speedy eetirsuishment Of Fire. &c.
sef. That every proprietor of any
,lWplIins hnase. or store house within
t:n7nnits oE Tie corporation. shall, at
his ar her own expense, provide as ma
ny Gre buckets, made of good and suit
able leather, and containing at least
{wo ana an half gallons, as shall be G.
0ga, in number to the Stories in such
l,,nse. Frlvided, That no proprietor
Shall, in any case be compelled to pro-
,i:!e more than three buckets for one
hoasc. Every proprietorwho shall he
gieet tnprocnre the proper number of
h..kets in the manner herein directed,
shall farfeit aud pay one dollar per
,aoaf!l for each bucket he shall So ne
,;.{t to procure. The proprietors Of
"a ;lwrilins houses add store houses
which shall Hereafter be erected within
,hs coYporation. shall furnish the same
Ni,h buckets III the manner before pre-
ssriAcd. within two months after such
hstses shalt be occupied or falling to
10 SO. shall be subject to the penalties
lStnre mentioned.
.. Nhrre the proprietor Of any dwei-
ing house or stare house residing out
d The limits Of the corporation, shall
reslect 10 comply with the fcqa'sitions
,. THIS act. tie oecapier If such house
-slrll within two months after coming
fo,t the possession thersnt, procure The
recessary buckets and failing to pro
vide the same, shall be subject to the
like penalties as are in such case impos-
cd on the proprietor.
5. It shall beihe duty of the super
intendant oi police, once in six months
at least, to visit the houses within the
limits of the cprpuralinn to examine and
take an account OF the buckets belong
i,g tu such honses, aud to report To the
mayor the names OF all persons who
shall neglect to provide and keep the
same. according to the acquisitions oil
tl,is act.--pa. 8 y 81
JAMES CARSON, Sup. 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Notice.

TSDRSU 1T to deed of trust executed
4 to me on the iItb day of September,
1917, by Samuel Edelen, whereby he con-
Feyed TO me in trust two lots Of land, lying
on the south prong of Holmes Run, in Fair
fax county, state OF Virginia, about 6 miles
from Alexandria : (the larger lot contains
1879 acres with comfortable dwelling house
and other improvements; the other lot con-
tains Oh acres j for the purpose ofsecnring
the sum of 500 dollars, debt due John
Wood, shall on the third day of October,
on the premises, cause to be sold to the high
est bidder for cash, the above mentioned
lot or lots of land, or SO much thereof as will
be necessary to satisfy the above mentioned
debt with interest and cost.
JOHN AUGUSTINE SOMMERS.
AUGUSTA thstuO3
1PThe whole Of the above
property will be offered for sale on the day
above mentioned, and a liberal credit given
to the purchaser for The greater part OF the
purchase money. SAMUEL EDELIN,.
september 81 3t~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
This is to give \ Office,

gENHAT the subscribers hath obtained from
4 the honorable the Orphans Cour, OF
Charles County, in Maryland, letters of adj
miuistralion on the personal estate of lgna-
thus Wood, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said dece
dent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof, TO the subscribers, al
or before the 29th day OF February, 1921 ,as
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate, andai those in
debteI. are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under our hands, this 29th
day Of August. 1890.
WILLIAM A. THAR, Executor,
ANN WOOD, Executrix Of |. w.
september 3w
The National Intelligencer will insert the
above three weeks.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Fall Goods.
Picking Vinegar.

r HAVE al my Vinegar yard on Fairfax ST.
Aopposite the First Presbyterian Church,
several thousand gallons choice picking Vi
negar, which will sell by the barrel at 95
cents per gallon, and by the single gallon
at So cents.
Attendance will be given from in the
morning till 5 in the evensng.
JOHN +. BROOKS.
sept 26 Tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
To Let

ksz,A The store and dwelling house on
EIH King street. now occupied by Mr..
Esasl Samue! Wheeler, few doors below
&ssEsai the Mechanics Bank. Possession
to be given the 9th OF November next
ALSO,
The Bake-house on King street, formerly
occupied by Mr.. John Tatsapaw, and Mr.
Frederick Wood. Possession to be had I'M
mediately. Both are excellent stands. En-
quire of A. c.. CAZENOVE g. Co.
sep 90 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Choice Butter.

. usr received from Rockinghamcountv
ey Va. 1000 ts. best Butter, with large
supply of Bacon, OF The first quality, which
viii he sold uncommoniy low Ior cash.
JAMES Fl. ANDERSON & Co.
september 20 fInw3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-29
Hugh Smith s. Co.
Farmers Bank OF Alex'a.

September 2l, 1890.
NOTICE IS hereby given to the stock
! $bolders of this bank that general meet
;nq will be held at the banking house on the
Cd Monday in November next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. aswell for the purpose of obtaining their
assent to thr extension Of the charter TO Inc
Ist June, 1929 ,agreeably to the provisions OF
the act of the last session OF Congress, enti-
tied g An act concerning the banks OF the
District of Columbia, as for the purpose OF
asserting to, and adopting such other mea-
sures as their interest may seem to require,
in relation TO the further extension OF The
said charter Byorder. ;.
sontember 70 HON