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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
SHIPPING Inst.
PORT OF NENpOKT.
EA~!ERED,

EA~gERED,
Erig Nay, Notr,s, Pa,lade;phia schooner
5h'b 'ale'", Cotton, C'ons,adt: d.. i5etsey,
Il i.sss, Dighton do. Sasen, Chase, do o is
Geaero Vsd, b., Der, Gluenbarg schr.
IoaU & NJ y, CIe'v.I,nd. Wilmington.
CLE3RED.
Sloop Sop onia, iliI, A,osny do II. lyon,
Wa, d.. DO. Sally, F.frin,, do. 90. Aan.
Nla,s, Ga dnsr, New ,,k: schr. Susan,
Chase, Wilmington.
The brig Genefsl Ward, Capt. Dnber,
s. lay, fom Oo'tenburgh With ifop, b una
e. n W Yoik having been b!pwn olf from
Sandy Hook IN ,hs laic gates, in attempting
ia enter The west passage on "Wednesday ev-
cn:Dg hst, missed .,oys, and was compeieJ
10 anchor near the light hous- ia swlneing
20 be diich3' she stsul X rock, Which Laock
ed off nc ruddsr, aud eaasod the b is 70
lc-a Shs 'y in his situation until the next
n,.'aas, wh,n-iae Rsssnue Cute Visilant,
{ r' Cahoons, went 70 her assiasnce, the
Nsod ,asn ewing heavy at n. w. and sue
e rFd "a slipping her c,pics, and towing her
i'.s0 lnis pot on Thursday siIernoon.
The big Bilsoce, Denoei, arrived a, is
tol on Wodnesd. y, 10 ihe short passage Of
- j .ys from Cfonssd, Sailed from Eisi.
ntu' in CO. with ship Mary A!my, Burroughs,
bound TO Providence.
Arrived a, ChstIes,on, Get. ljih, go
Wsshins'o PIeR:t But, d,y. tom this
po'. Seveny eight la5otets ios 'he public
wo rs. went passengers ia this vessel.
ig Francis. Csrr, f,oiD Dsisio! for New
q leans. was ken OF the Ia inst. of the
Mcto going inio llivsnns IN distress, with
the loss OF deck load, boats Sc. She hsc
sPoken cn the lst inst. or Bihsms Bank,
big Cia'i,ya, Alien, from Providence 70, H..
.anu3. orter jiry.mas,s, aud ioienGcG going
in' " p o,tlsnce.
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PENSIONERS.

Agrecab!y 10 notice from the War
department, DO pensioners, whose ceru.
dca.e have been issued since the lst of
September last, cannot be paid un,ll
March neY,. a. no returns will DC made
10 the agents oflvner than once III six
months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

tNls secluicd lhcmsci,esfroa the wo.il,
's 70 devote themselves To the education
of the females who NAV make arrange
nents Ia attend at this Convent
Boston PaAddium.
Letters from Paris inform that Mr..
Gallatin has expressed an opinion, tina,
the French government has discovered no
disposition 10 rescind their late CONNER
cial measures. The commerce OF the
United States with France. must there.
fore be carried on through England.
Boston CeAtiaek.
LAUNCH OF THE DELAWARE.
On Saturday morning last, ct haIl past
10 O'Clock, the elegant ship OF the iiue,
the DELAW ARE, embraced her des-
tined elemenet, amidst the roar of can
non and musketry, the acclamatlons Of
thousands OF ANXIOUS spectators. and the
inspiring sound Il martial music. Not
an accident OF auy'kind occurred dnring
the moments ofpreparation for this cheer.
Ing scene. All was perfect system and
regularity, and she g!ded with the grace.
funess of swan into the watery element,
which received her safe and sound INTO
its ,nigh,y bosom Nothing co;.id ex-
coed the ease, the elegance and grandeur,
with which she made her transit. The
Delaware was on SUNDAY, hauled from
the opposite side OF the river, and moor-
ca alongside Of the wharf at the Navy
Yard, where she vii! be equipped fox SEA
viii! as little delay as possible,
NoRrolg 1aRALD or Der 23
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BY tie P,es;atrf Of .he Lnissrl .Sta!sS

By tie P'es;atEt Of .ke L'nis.rl .Stasse
w HEnEAs by an &C, Of Congress passes. on VIC
w l7'h, March l620v entitled "As act to AZ
trs'ze the President of the Unity Il States 10 ar.
puin, Receiver oi the Pubic Aones hpo IL gis's
OF the Land Oilee for the district a. L~wisEce
County in the Arksnsas terri,c,y." il is tna,,eas
that any perton, havh & u claim Ia iigh. cf pc
caption within the seid district, shall E,.ke kno~H
his calm and location. according TO tie pro,siqn
"t the laws nov ia force, 10 the Rct isier at Teas.
:'x weeks beioe he time To b. dssigna,,d by tl,c
President of ,he pned States i.r iss ling p.,ei,s
10 the soldiers oi the hate am }, en,i,td 10 torny
land in said district.
Iheteiore, James Monroe. President CT the ".
States, do hereby d,sigpa,s The iou,,h MONDAY u
November next, .s the time ut which pa,sn,s co
aiotesaid shall con, enoe 10 issue.
onen under my hand. nj the city Of Washing
lou, the e,ehlI.n,h OF April, 1920
JAMES MONROE.
by the 'itsdCnt, JOSIAH MEIcs,
X mn',>si,her Of the Geh,rai Land Office.
Primers who 81, authorized to publish the laws
ot the C.ittd STATES. vi insert TIC above onee a
week tai IN, hrs, -, N,,n,bcr next and ;. nj their
accounts 10 ;ho nenrral LAND Office fer pay meat.
May }.
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NOTICE. The creditors Of the late
!ienrt rcw. jun deceased. are notified 10 sp
pear, Il tank at TIE reeling C Tie ccu TO. Pro-
Lac N Monday next
EeS!ol, Noy l. :s@o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

The Secretary or,he Treasury has re-
turned to the Seat Of Government, from
visit TO his seat in Georgia.
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NEW FLOUR.

1aSt landtd /,vm big Hefe, and /ay
saic en- Gardnr,'s uAa.J
400 bb!s fresh AlexaEdria superiine
riGuR. ground from old wlloat
100 bbis. su!,if'e do from New what
40 bsf bbls 90 excellent qusii,y.-.aiso an lam,
$4,000 Bricks. saiiable Cor paving rrd 0t0 i..t
h'gging tone --Apyy 10 JOHN h. hCN'
New r.oi,, SEPT. D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

'HE subscriber having iIecn duly
4 srpoin'ed 10 eolicct the state Tax ntsessed
in June last, and tie Town Tex assessed in August
lsst, hereby civ, notice that lie has etg.nsrred
tie Collection Of the e. snd requests all didse
indebted for Taxes, 20 pay tie Sane vit,oui delay
BENJAMlS HADUES, Csltctsr.
Newport. c-.p o.. s.L 1.o 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01
SHOE STORE.
DAVID RDDMAN,
No 1856, Jb,mes.sfreef, .
NEARLY opposite the we;i-knowa Sign o

NEARLY opposite the wc;i-known Sign o
the Golden Eagle.
Resfsef/ f/uRy in/rms lis Hirhde S1Ne Pnb''c
THAf he bis made such recent AZ.
L diions TO his sbrk of BoJrs "a SHOES. as
renders his AssOrt mcnt very cxirnsiie great
part of wh,cb are Of his osn Manufacture zInoug
which are--Her's calf .kT Shoes. fi s So
Morocco Walking shoes 7.6-slippors. i.aces and
sandals. Of real goat skin nornyoo Tor 40 X 3s -
cbidrens Morocco Booi.cs :. small Shoes. 2s
cents Also, Black sid co;ord morocco, aud kid :;
boot webbing, cord aad ferret. &c. &c
boots aud shoes of every description. usDrf.et.
ur,d 10 suit measures, si short notice, oil the best
materials and subs, aniial workmanship
:.wJpr;. 21.h Of On mo. 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

Fire az Nt1v-Ravcn A dreadful Ere
occurred at New Haven, on the night Of
the Goth ult. which destroyedupwards oi'
thirty buildings, mostly valuable stores,
including two insurance Offices. Two
vessels were likewise injured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

Hal y A.>D SCHOOL, BOOKS.
~sNtN boxes Mems, You,hs and Chill.
- dren's hats, handsome and deap just re-.
ct"ed frcm New-Iois .nd for SIZE ~
q. WANION's Book 6, Ha. Store.
.fD,ong mem are -
j. NtLLsoas cciei tied ,mifotion beavers and
sien's while aud black Hats, wth wi.c bIius, al
the low price OF 3 ) each
Twerdy x Benedici'. imitation beavers st
quality mems re,l sul. FIVE dno
Waite, Bro,hers 4 Co tnHonon beavers Water
proof ditto m,de entirely of fur, h.M and hand
scme Also best No /, Hats
Chdren's White aud black Beaver. and red Mo-
rocco Hats
Tor sale f5 dbOpe,
50 Nesms wiring paper, Cap No I, 8, al one
doLsf pet Rcam ess han the usual price
Letter paper aud Stationary. Of Every dcsci ip,inn
sehoo! Books of every krd in use--ss hhlen's
and Webbers ist. Cd Il 81 vols --Cun,nings,
Morse and GoIdsmith's Biographies - --Afiib,De,ics
-Gremmars, Dictionaries, Tesiaments, Gc,-ses"
meas nd BLANK Hooks
Paper HaHgineS and B0rde,s,
For Rooms and Window Curtains. selling of al
very reduced prices
Tos, and the more tally those whcse Accounts
have been II long standiug are eancs,l" requested
TO caii and make payu tnt. as oh,twre tlsir hc
counts viii te pui IA suit ~ the course q 10 days
Newport, May ~. 1920
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mar kfE II

Ii this town, on Thursday evening last. nv the
Nev, Mr. Durdics, NJ pHiLIp sAuypeas of Hes.
feriy, 10 Miss MARY BURpicx, daughter OF tic rev.
Henry iIurtck
A, 7ivertoa. on sunday evening last, 10y the Rev.
Mr. Coinan, nr, CHaisrorBra BRowNELL, of
Nesrort, .IfagS. Miss MANY CnANDeiL daugh.
ter Of - ,tephva Crsnicli. oil ,!Ic fofu.er Lace
DfED
At NesGern ~ c MIR. TRoMAs r HHones. of
this town Of Gen William Eloades, Of nesterly
At Richoona Tag oa the 81 u!t. Mir. FRAAcIs
SouTHwIcx u this town, eyed 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-11-01

49,
10 ia THAMES STREET
yIas jas, received IRON the New.Yo,k Auctions,
\ large assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Bought for CASH, d'rec,l, cut Of the
ships Albion and Thames.
Thes eorsiss of 'he foHosc;ng
REAL supe,ine Navy blue and black BROAD
CLOTHS,
b,ue. black brown olive aud drsb middlmg aud
common ditto. from 6s9 10 IS SO per yard
superhae double ned u,ue, black, drab aud
mix'd Cassimercs
Blue, black. mixed aud brown mi ding and COM
mon do, fiom 40 10 les
Blue. brown. cinnsmon. orange. scarlet, purple,
olive aGa green Bombasecs, from ls9 TO is per
yard
Back ditto. complete asssortinen, from iso to
SO
Blue, black. olive. crimson, brown, lead s. green
Wiidbores. frnn Is 10 ls6
Red, yellow. white, green. scarlet and black
Flanneis, from is9 to 40
--.MSO-
E;egsn. fashionable d,ab Ivory and horn Combs,
peiissc Cloths cheap,
ue and Black common 81 CASHMERE S!iAWLS,
di,tO with cu border;
Fashionable dab sur Pa" .~d spotted petce
tout Cloths; FiSnusis
81 9 iO4 II q & 1914 scotch i'lai;ls;
hs.vy fcse b, nkets D-sonsi'fe Jersey;
S-itlnc,ts Paine Llonskns
Pam and corded olive it,ndsome and common
NcWcts; Nestinss;
ladies black wors',d B.ack Fiorentines;
Hose fyom Is 10 5 6 kap iEawers;
pc pyr; hed Whfd Gaps
Mene black aud mixed SIN .tthhs Neyets;
wors,ed and white aud "a ana Oh pts,a book
Ere, l.nbs WOOL iIosc; Aiusins
Ladies kil, beaver. su- .nd 6.4 plain Lenos.
gols and silk Gloves; "A aud i nun mail e
Mems beaver, bnckskn ,tonet Nusins
and silk ti!cv,s, u American b,eached
Black Sinchaus aud ehve'ip;s ior ls6
sarcncus; Al anu!eachcd do foi 20
Coeen, white, pink AMI cvn's;
bne Lus,riig,; niown linens q Cottcns
Pick and uh!e Slrs' ErbIish aia RusS.. III.
Getts, apeiS
Canton and llsan oi aud {. damask Tia.
Grapes bIe C,U.us;
Popins Tor % cts per S.i hcavy d4nast Tor dn
Js.rd; supc. gil coat nauca> 4;
Elegant striped Cacoes ra,eHt hrr,d. 't.q'a :;
for is6; Kihhnos ita'iao brsids :
Furntures and chint2; NJ q Pins g. ptCS
FHp, eAnlsnno AMI Handsome twii'eu Ga.
back shG lifkts. Ntts. or Is
Cotton ditil o: aii kids ladies cotton and linen
irutI cts 10 20. u1ndk .rctc!s;
3et black ana assorted Weib's pa'cni suspend
Italian sewing six ttsi
lfisa Linens from 2s3 TO lt-t qnal,y cotton ani
SO; silk umhrc.ts;
Russia sheetinSs and n.ue and Blk Il R,,line's !.
h.gcas Buck IL ,iludk~rci.ets, iui.
5 Engiisi. Carx Tor ls9, taou merino.
American Go. itoni Is 10 Ctapc and six Shaws
i6i Quality BiadIngs. &c &C.
-LlIsEW isE---
Constantly on hand. y complete assor, mcnt Of
white !c,d and D'ue mxd KaiIlins Colon, : aud
threaded, ~ the bes, qulny.
keuppy. o.. 18 DIV
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NOTICE.
ME partnership hitherto subsis.iog be.
L. tween the sobsciibcts, under the htm Of
.Joln u. IEars,oa e5 Go.
IS this dsy d''so'ved ty mutual consent. All
pc sons Indebted 10 saia Il q, are requested TO
make paymeo, 10 Jopm u THusTos, and all
those who have Claims agans, IL lo preseDl
,hem to him for seuiemeu,.
Geo'se Enys.
Oct is, 1920 J.hn u 7harston
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Co-farWerShp DiSsoiued
NE Co Partnership Heretofore existing under
the FIRM ct
JOHN WOOD {. Co
- Ibis day 1;ssused ~ nulua. consent.
JOHN WOOD.
SAMUEL BAEKER, jnn.
Al nerscns indeb,ed To said Firm. axe t,qnested
to make immediate .payucut and all persons having
lGnl AIDS, to prcsent te same Tor settlement, TO
StNCEL BANKER. jun.
Ncvport, August L., 1920. (A l6)
The Store WI! in fuuFcbc conducted ly ,he SUBJ
sc'ber, who ias Oh hatd Large aud usua, assert.
mta. OF
liquors & Grocer ;cs,
vch he vii, SCH a, reduced prices and so.icits
the asors 0G ls .sIcn,is and the pnhic
SAMUEi. BARKER, Jun.
M. ,U5 Thames street
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Sioop Sop ooia, ilsi, Alosny do II. lyon
V"4, d. Do. Sally, Fsfrio,, do DO Ann'
Nla,is, Ga dnsr, New I,,k: schr. Susan
Chase, Wilmington.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
Just Received.

A ND for sale at the Cabinet Ware House
"A corner of Prince AVID Union streets,
Cheap for Cash.
600 chairs, prices from rs cts to D..
100 looking glasses from 6 to D. 90
hearth brushes and bellows
IN Store.
8elegant side boards
80 bureaus Of different kinds
a secretaries & book eases
40 tables, different kinds and prices
SO hedsteads from 10 II 80
90 light stands
40 sacking bottoms
Blades dressing bureaus
cradles, wash stands and cribs
cast steel axes
plated T. common harness
grass mats of different sizes
And variety of other articles.
feb l9 stuth3w SAMUEL WARP.
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For New-Yol.k.

.HASl The regular packe, sloap ABEONA,
.G w, KNAPP, master, burthen 600 bar
rels, and will be ready to load in few days.
Also, for New York,
>kM, The good sloop MARY JANE,
.Xs&&as Graves, master, burthen 800 barrels,
and will be ready to load in few days.
Apply 20 JOHN Fl. IADD T. Co.
Who have received for sale sby said vessel,
s chests Tyson T. Y. H. tea
II bbls loaf and lump sugar
IL frkins Goshen butter (best quality
5 casks Goshen cheese
cases ladies' y children's straw
bcnnets
Also, received by schr. joseph y Mary.
10 tons plaster
loo boxes smoaked behring's
6 obls. Liver oil
Is kegs butter, suitable for family use
lS boxeslarge .nd fresh lvica oranges
and lemons
s casks cheese
plvughs and 81 nests oftubs
hid. and 2 bbls. clover seed.
feb 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
From NiIes's Register.
SIGN OF The TIMES.

Mr.. Miles,
SlR-Being one of your subscribers foI
many years, and, if know myself, a demo.
Crat of the old school, one WI o, has no
other motive than to invite you to examine
the policy pursued by the general govern
ment since Tue late war and now-and ityou
can shew that it is correct, |. aud many o.
TIERS, will be much graii6ed.
When we look at Eng land and reflect on
what most likely has been the causes that
lead to her present state, and compare our
present policy with hers confess TO you,
that bappears To me alarming.
We have our bank Our standing army
oOrpermanent navy-with all the officers,
sub-Otfcers and their connections, ramihed
throughout the whole nation--all of which
appears to me to be of piece-and in di-
rect hostility with the Liberties OF the peo-
pie.
ltseems to me the nation is asleep-the
people seem contented in 1890 with the GO
Sernnen's pursuing policy which IN 1900,
caused complete revolution.
confess myself unable to see why II should
oesO. We surely have nothing to fear from
'Oreign nations now, to cause these extensive
Preparations. Not SO in I8oo--all Europe
Vas atwar--and we less powerful and tess
N debt, Yet Mr., jefferson thought the po-
hey OF 1900 most congenial TO the feelings 4
Interests CT the people.
inlt2o, We have little business and bad
Prospect before us of lis being better--are
Venot therefore forging chains for ourselves
aud our posterity /? do, most reIigiously
ueneVe, that more certain mode cannot be
adopted by the ingenuity Of man.
dase We not permitted ourselves to be
Sul'rd BY our deranged currency into bank
'al ilcSlsd by The exploits of the late war,
mic permanent navy and army ? 1t is time
Ne examine into it, or be assured ii will be
100 late.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
For Sale or Rent.

ENHE balance Of an unexpired lease OF
a that well kno nstand commonly called
the SPRING GARDENS, near the town OF
Alexandra, with all the Improvements
theron. This establishment possesses many
advantages, and is well worth the attention
of any person who is disposed to undertake
the management of tavern. 1t is a 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 Tor the accommodation of family
The garden is in high state of cultivation,
and has several summer houses in it tor
the convenience Of visitors. For terms APP
ply TO the Printer. feb IL Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
arch 6
Chewing Tobacco.

ENHE subscribers. agents for the M;Sufac'
L tory of David Barclay, esq. of Rich
mond, have just received SO kegs, 6's los
and les of his justly celebrated brand which
is warranted first quality land which we have
no hesitation in saying, will on comparison
be found superior to that of any other brand
offered for sale in the District-and with
which we shall continue 10 be regularly sup
piled.
For sale, at established prices and credit.
JOHN JACKSON & Co.
ma. 6 mwfo 4
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SALES AZ AUCTION.
Public Sale.

DY virtue of deed OF trust, eyecuted 10
ID the subscriber, by William II. Dundas,
dated the oath day of July, 1877, tor Certain
purposes therein mentioned. shall proceet
10 sell at public auction, on The premises,
for cash, on the 18th of April next ensuing
the date hereof, the Wharf, Warehouse and
Lot OF Ground, devised 70 the SAID .Dundas,
by VIM Hepburn. Such title ~ill be made
as is vested 10 the trustee.
JOHN HOOFF. Trustee
march 6 tf4A
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march 6
Public Sale.

TNDER the authority of deed Of trus
~ FROM Robert Gray y Wife 10 the sub:
scriber, TO secure the payment OF a sum OF
money due the Mechanics Bank OF Ale1an-
dria. will be sold at public auction on 1ues-
day the 2lss day Of March next, on the pre-
misses for ready money, certain half acre
LOT OF GROUND, in the town of AlcXs
andria, on the east side of Pitt, and souln
side OF Oronoko street, and known by tbs
number, 1870. JOHN LONGDEN.
teb "a tbst2lM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
To Rent.
Was Committed.

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
1 as runaway, on the 18th inst. a negro
man who calls himself ISRAEL JAMES, and
says he was free born, and has lived with
his uncle John Wallisa free black man living
in Loudon country, Virginia, near the foot of
Bull Run mountain, and near Olesses mill
bout eighteen years of age, Ave feet seven
inches high, straight made. has on striped
roundabout jacket, and blue pantaloons.-
The owner, OF his uncle is desired to come,
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, otherwise be will be disposed of as
the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAVELL,
feb "a Jailor
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Cut Nails, Brads GjsSprigs. J

TIME subscriber, agent for the manufactery
L of Haxall, Brothers &. Co. of Richmond,
Virginia, offers for sale the above articles.
The manufacturers of those articles are
very willing to put them in competition, both
as to quality and price, with any similar arti-
cles manufactured in the u. States, and hope
to have the encouragement Of the dealers and
consumers of those articles, in their own
state al least. JOHN ROBERTS.
GA full supply of prime first proof Wool
ington Whiskey, constantly on sa' J.R.
inusry Is sthH law2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
Public Sale.

/ NDER the authority of deed of trust
~ from Even T. Taylor, 10 the subscri.
Der 10 secure the payment Of sum Of mo.
ney, due the Mechanics Bank Of Alexan.
dria, Will be sold at public auction on Mon.
DAY the 10th inst at IL o'clock lot Of
ground in the County and near the Poor
House in the vicinity of the town of Alexans
dria, containing five acres, ten perches.
Terms, Cash.
ma A. MOORE, Trustee
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
For Rent.

A FARM in the County of Fauquier Viz.
n containing two hundred and twenty
acres. The soil is particularly adapted 10
the growth of grass and the use of plaster,
and in every respect fine forming and. AS
he object OF the proprietor is TO keep it in a
ttate ofrepairs--to an industrious tenant and
an early applicant, the terms will he made
very accommodating. Apply at this office.
Feb 10 S1wo"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
BInns's
Declaration Of Independence.

TIME public are respectfully Informed that
& this splendid production OF American ia.
Tents in the fine arts, is now completed, and
ready for delivery. The patrons OF the tlne
arts are invited TO call on the subscriber and
examine the same, by whom subscriptions
will be thankfully received.
JOSEPH T. HALLOWELL,
Ate. Gilman's, Roysl-street, opposite the
New Market House.
January go
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-08
Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at public sale,
4 without reserve, on Wednesday the
22d day OF 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-
ing Immediately at the mouth of Mattawo
man Greek. The Improvements are large
s:zzra two story brick dwelling house, with
HTTSf every necessary clubhouse, an over
H. shot mill, in good repair, on an ex-
49, cellent stream, aad in good situa-
ton for custom ; two good fisheries, with a
sufhciency of wood land fer support also
tract of wood land, containing about Zoo
acres, lying about two mdes from the above
plantation.
This last mentioned land will either be
sold separate or with the dwelling planta-
ton. as may best suit the purchaser Also a
plantation at present occupied by John H.
Barnes, containing between 8 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-
at present occupied by Samuel Wheeler, a
bout one mile from said creek, containing
between q 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 10 pur-
chase will first view the premises, ii is tho't
unnecessary to give a rnore particular de-
scription thereof. The terms of sale will
be as follows. viz one half of the purchase
money on the lst day of Jan. next, when
possession will be given---one fourth part on
the Est day of Jan. l822-~and the remaining
fourth part on the lst day Of Jan. 1923, and
upon the payment OF the nhole. purchase mo-
ney sufficient deed will be executed to the
WIN. S. COURTS.
fab 10 thstu6w