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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on the
AG lst inst. a negro fellow, named MEL
son. He is a bright mulatto, between the
age oil twenty-6ve and thirty, five feet nine
or ten inches high, hump shouldered, with
yellow splotches on each cheek under his
eyes, and lisps when talking be had on a
halfworn fur hat, a black cloth coat, Irish h
men shirt, and grey cashmere pantaloons. and
took with him other clothing. He was rails
ed in Steyensburg, and sold to me by Larkin
G. Nall, of that town. II is believed he has
made for Alexandria, with a view to get on
to Philadelphia. The above reward will be gil
ven for apprehepding hin. and securing him in
any Jail so that | get him again, and reason
able charges paid if brought home.
PIERCE PERRY,
Near Amisville, ar Jefferson Post Office,
Gulpepper county.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
For Norfolk.

.SsN The Packet Sloep OCEAN Capt.
&c. Middleton, lying at Twins wbsrf.wiH
sail on Thursday next-for passage only APP
ply to the master OH board.
feb. I. 1920. st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Marsllal's Sale.

W7ILL be sold for cash on the promises,
w on Saturday, the 10th day OF Februs-
ry next, at 70 O'Clock. all the right, title and
interest, OIL Phebe Moore, in and TO one lot Of
ground in the town of Alexandria. at the
northeast corner ct Washington and Wolf SITS.
to satisfy an Execution in favor of Archibald
B. Dick. D. MINOR, D. NJ.
Jan. 10 for T. RINGGOLD, marshal.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Candles. Plaster, SC.

100 boxes mould candles, assorted sizes
aud warranted first quality
90 tons plaster
20 b 1pss' Muscavado Sugar
hhds molasses
VOW iandirg from Schr. Mary Elizabeth,
and Tor sale by,
DUNBAR & TOWNSEND.
ian 81 Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Smoking Chimnies.

VHE subscriber, Giving in Washington CT
a. ty), proposes 70 prevent chimnies from
smoking; and requires no pay unless done sa-
tisfactorily. Also. setting soap pans, &c.
MICHAEL FLANAGAN.
n B. A note addressed to me-, Eight
street, opposite the Central Market, will
meet with prompt attention. 3t* jan 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

Mechanics Hall Academy.
A Public examination of the pupils OF this
IN Academy will take place on THURS
DAY Sd inst. at half past 8 o'clock.
An invitation is given 10 all, who can de-
rive any grati6cition from witnessing the de,
velopement of the powers OF the youthful
mind in its first timorous essays, and who
would wish to promote, by the exciting IN
fiuence of their attendance, the utility OF ex-
hibitions of this kind.
feb 3 A. G. BONNER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Oak and Ash Wood for Sale.

YAK anu ASH w Jul IUi DdhC'
THAVE on hand from 80 to loo CO rds OF
a oak and ash wood, which | will sell low
for cash. ISAAC ENTWISLE, Jr.
Opposite the house of Newton Keene, Esq.
King-street, Alexandria.
fehT st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
feb
Wanted,

IN the vicinity of Alexandria, on hire for
4 the ensuing year, a COL0RED MAN,
a good %ostler, ofsteady habits, and who can
come otherwise we'll recommended. One
from the country will be preferred. Apply
to the printer.
ian % #
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
Cut Nails. Brads e Sprigs.
Musical Instruments.

NIUSICHI HIS ITUHIUNISs
DIANO FORTEs, plain and ornamented
d. A few very superior violins in cases, and
a great variety OF common qualities.
Best London made flutes and clarionets,
silver keys. tipped and plain.
lageolets and flies of different kinds.
l~arionet reeds, violin bows, bridges and
pins.
Best Roman and German violin strings.f
Just received, and for sale by
nov8 thstutf j. KENNEDY & SON
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03

More Alexandria Bank Stock
T. VIM. DEVAUGHN.
jan 81
The National %lntelligencer will insert the
above six times and send their account 10
this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-02-03
NEGROES for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
a nm, a strong, healthy black woman, a
"A. good plantation slave and house SER
want Nelly, Cher chiId) 3 years old
Likewise, a negro ~ an named Richard
They will not be sold out of the neighbor-
hood of the Middle Ferry, Prince George
county, Md. The whole will be sold for
CASH only, and ifnot disposed of before the
1st of March next, they will then be sold at
auction. Apply TO
DANIEL PIERCE.
King-st. near Westinghouse. Alexandria.
Who has for sde,
A general assortment OF umbrellas, parasols,
canes and trunks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
DENOMINATIONS 81 I'D

GENERAL years past certain Ivy the name of
- israel GdtFS came from Europe To this cuun
try aud settled In Baltimore, Maryland During which
nne be carried on the mercantile business iii had
been repoTtei he length became possessed of con
sideTabe prOperty.-About twenty years ago he sailed
from Baltimore for some European port, and since
which period satisfactory intelligence respecting
him has been received.
The subscriber has been informed by various sources
tn be cSnCse Of last Year, that there had heen man
OF the above in Tennessee where he had purchas
ed considerable landed property he returned Bati
more ana sailed for Europe, leaving also property
that city.
ihe subscriber has just right TO believe he is his
only surviving rightfui heir; aud wii be extremely
thankful for any Information respecting him, or his
concerns either III Baltimore Tennessee-drected 10
hun at CTeghtons Post Office, Brunswick county Va.
ISRAEL MARS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
I'VE Marion MI Compnnn. 40. 3.

rue marion mn company, No. 3,
{NIpL commence the ale Of the remainder Of their
~ RROFEFTY, or Hednesday, the iSt Of5farch. IL
iaT Otherwise the fst fair day after it, at Ii O'Clock
9h 'hies' Creek, with number Of LOrS oiI-and near
salo creek. The couiigny of these lots In Bocketts
lenders them vainabieAfer the sale ofthem II time
va" permit otheIwise on The next fair day, on the
premises they will cell about eighty acres OF the oW
GROUNDS al Marion Hill-they are divided generally
INTO lots Ut VI acres but will be sold one lot al time
WIN Tue privilege 10 the purchaser Of taking more
rms iand very fertile, affords ne prospect efthe
Guy, tIom which It IS not mile distant and to the
maize, mouse %sen the DECK IS completed articles can
We brought by boats 10 fgw. minutes
AteT this sale, on the anne day, fGme win permit
OF the first fair day thereafter on the hill al, Marion
HUI, will be sold about EiGHTEEN Lots oftwo
acres each. The beautiful and commanding prospects
them Valuable
Feb. 10. On ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
ADNERTISFNiENT.

TUE SWAN TAVERN IN this city, has been leased
ny the subscriber for a term Of years. and Is
hnueg MS management. Ills friends ard the public
quo may favor bin with their Pauy, he assur
ca Of his utmost exerogs to afford them comfortable
accom- giodations.
AtlschedJo the premises Is an excellent STABLE
winch shall he al all times well furnished.
Dec. 70 Gp..u ARCH. RORBRTSON'
y phrsnsuce Of deed Of trnst exscutsd 10 ne SUI
a scribsrs ny Blake g. woodson ~ cunhefland COM
~, bearing date the 23d ~ August istO for certain
purposes therein expresasd-y will proceed to sell
70 the highest bidder, before the door Smiths Tav
eFn ~ F7rniville Tor cash, fhe 9Th daV Of W0rrh
Ueft, certain tact Of LAND ytng in The county NJ
Shm'efand ON the river AppomattoV. containing eight
hundred acres more less Should tlc day appointed
above not be fsr the sale viii tab place on the rexl
'aiT DAY. tuOMA9 =. NORTON,
SAMUEL ANDERSON.
Iau.ie. 7S..tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
Lond in PomhaLan 20

11'V'r1V ~ III
s6NH subscriber wishes dispose Of or 500 acres of
LAND, lying in the upper end of the county Of
Powhasn, being part Of the tract on which he re-.
sides. The greater part Of the land is in woods
ahh some OF u rst rate tobacco land. 40 one is
presumed, will purchase without first viewing H. far
ther description is deemed unnecessary.
Povhatsn, mayI IA. an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

~ The printers Of all the newspapers i'm the United
State5 are requested to give the insertion
two IN their respective papers, the OF humanity
requires IL.
Feb, 5. on 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

III Council, FEB. I6, 1890.
PROPOSALS will he received by me executive nn,il
n the hrst day of March next. for furnishing the
Public Guard, aud Turnkeys and Prisoners in Inc
PeHitenliaTy, With rstions, for one year.
copy, Teste, J. w. PLEASANrs. A. c. G..
Feb. 70. o. ,tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26
FOR SALE

The .fotLo'clng Real Estate, IN Richmond.
SEVEN LOTS IN Adanis's Valley distinguished ON
~ plan made by Richard Young, I7th June, 1915, as
Nos. j, =, "a, 5, 10 and IL.
ONE LOT, fronting forty four feet on d street, aud
running BACK i20 feet Dock street aud adjoining the
lot of Robert Gamble, Esq.
And one HHdicided third pGrt of TWO LOTS, each
having front OF 10 feet the Cross opposite
20 tue Bell Tavern. and in depth about 90 feet-
bounded on The north by the property Of MessTs. Ellis
x Allan.
For terms, apply to Messrs. cambreling & Peareon
New forS, or JOHN q. SMITH, Richmond.
JHn' ~, 7g..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

SEINE 1WTNE,
lust RECEIVED, AND far sale at a very reduced
- pfice. ~ WORfHAM & NAGRUbgR
feD, y, pJ,s6f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

a IL persons having claims against JOS. DARnS.
IA fADT, dec. are requested 10 make them known.
DANIEL CALL, Ex'oT
OF Joseph DaTmstadt, dec.
81 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

a LII persons indebted to JOSEPH DARMSTNDT
= dec. are requested IN make payment to me iu,ne
date'y as am DESTROYS OF closing the administration
as soon as possible, and therefore cannot grant indu
sehce 10 any DOdy. DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
of Joseph Darmstadt, dec.
itu.Ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-02-26

~ OiicE.-The subscriber has cuHVpyed the who,,
ofhis remaining estate, both real aud personal 10
MI Patrick Gibson aad Mr.. John aiaIr 10y deed OF
trust dated the 4h nlt. and for the therein
expressed. c. j. MACMURDO
Jan. |. zIlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28
FATAL DUELI

With feelings of the most painful anxiet,
excited by a previous knowledge of an in
tended duel, between two of The most dIs,In-
gulShed Captains in our Navy, Commodore
BARRON and Commodore DECATUR we wait
ed tins morning the arrival OF the Steam
Boat Virginia, to bring It's the result The
Virginia did not arrive until O'Clock when
we we're politely favored by passenger oil
boa!d, with the following particulars of the
AFFAIR and knowing the anxiety of our
readers TO be as great as our own. we have
STOPPED the press to announce them.
"A duel between Commodore BARRON and
Commodore DECATUR took place on Wednes-
day the 22d inst. between the City of Wash.
ingtoD aud BladensbuTg, at half past % o.
clock A. Nj. he distance was eight PAGES.
They deliberately stood face TO face and fired
al the word which was distinctly given by
Commodore Bainbrdge (second to Decatur
" take aIm-one" aud both fell to the
ground At the same instant, severely wounds
ed! Com. Barron received his wound in the
right hip; Com. Decatur his in the right
side, pronounced TO be mOIIal
Our informant left Washington at half past
o'clock OH Wednesday when there were
hopes of Com. DecatHr's recoverv... Com
Barron was severely though not mOrtally
The difference between these gentlemen
which led 10 this melancholy catastrophe, is
of long standing The day and Mace
Of meeting beng appointed, Commodore
Barron lett mere OF Monday morning last IN
Captain ELLIOTT, OF the navy, az his second
We shall inrbear any further remark on this
unfortunate affair, than TO declare our pro-
found regret that men so etniOently distiu.
guisbed and useful to their country should
have suffered Themselves to be drawn into
an error, the bitter effects sfwhich have so
often been deprecated by the wise and good
Of every civilized nation. tNorfIok Herald.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
sse5- We are also indebted to 4 passenger
in the Virginia. tor the Washington City Ga
Eette OF "Wednesday evening, from whirh we
extract tie following additional particulars /:
Office Of the Washington Ctr Gazette
UednesdOy March ~.
THE DUEL,
We regret TO learn that meeting took
place this morning near Bladensburg, between
commodore Decatur Zone Of the commissions
eTs OF the navy and Commodore Barron
lonce commodore Ofthe Chesapeak AND that
they were both wounded. Com. Decatur was
brought back TO The city in Carriage, in
company with com. Rodgers-Com Barron
was left at BladeHsburg. The difference, we
understand, had Us origin in an old quarrel.
We have ust heard that in the above affair,
~ the hrst fire, eight PAGES distant Com
Decatur was shot through the right side and
that Tue bail alter passing through the abdO-
men, lodged near the skin on tile left side a.
bOVe the hip-the wound is thought TO be-
mortal Com. Barron was severely, wounded
on the right hiPs Capt. ElIist was scoDd to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

Extraordinary CdSs.--A gentleman, possessed of
,teeh thousand 'unds pr"pcrIy, died ~ ihls city
rev months ago, leaving his wife pregnant He made
ms viii shortly hsfote his death, aud disposed the
ab"Ne sum ~ the i"owIn manner Ia The event uf
has lady being delivered SON afeI his dccease L
beqneaihed him Io,GoO, and the remaining dive
thousand he niiled To the mnIbeT But il feInue chiId
hen iO,ucO we're to 20 In the mother, and the
daughter was to have 1--WE thousand. - so happened
that the lady was delivered of Wins-a boy aud gIti
aud the question arises whether Ibe is not under
the will entitled 10 900 aud the daughter TO five
a. these were specific bepness and the btquesI the
wife Only made contingeny. We understand the cases
have heen delivered TO the Attorney Solicitor Gen
erals, and 10 MessTs. Hcmes aud Blackburn their
opinions as Ia whether the n"IeI is entitled To my
she What portion az The property. TIE case is
novel and interesting one. DH6iiH Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28
DOMESTIC.

MAsHNGrON, March 23,-Au occ,,,e,co
took place yesterday, which has n,ndnccT =
sleng sensation ~ our city which will. we
we confident produce no less in the nation.
sla which u would be mere affectation TO re-
d. ia,n from noticing. duel was fought yester-
beyom|I ~ WIN pistols, IN Maryland, Just
DSC.'ru,, ne Disttict Line, between Commodore
49, lSE ava Commodore BAUnoN. of lie
br,i y, Tue United STATES. On the frat fire
the i, we're wounded, the former dangeronslv'
can s,',,aDa diy. II gtieves as more than We
70 says that Commodore DrraIvrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28
------ts-==.ssss.s. q, @ ..es-=.------

,,,r,, . tcUMMCNICATID.
pied ON Monday the 2sth nit At Mount clifton.
W CaIoilhr county, VA III the 23d year of his age At
III Tx u COLEMAN, eldest sou uf Henry L Coleman
tsq inns young gentleman possessed transc.ndant
'dens "nCn ny regular aud constant cgl,ufe he highly
"Pi"Neu. ftibaps no person ever bestowed pIesttr
p"N"h OF hs lie IN the ardent know
man lac and few bavs stuaI-d with equal .uccessE
Ills nnnd active aud cOmbrebtnsiye sirens ard ,s,sn
i've, yielded To no Difficulty aud IosI 10 altalninent
nc euaees sho Acietces The scriptures and Teliplua
@h"iueu nun occupaisn and delight. lie stucied ana
appreciates an. Having qualified LIiF the t AZ.
~ OF ia" lie was about To
"neh Ne was sel<ed by an IncnTabe nalady uLe pr,.
n"DIe eiteCi Of seJeEary aud studiou, liIeb bi,
h'aeen ms hOpeS aud disappointed the fond mr.
IONS o' ans IdheT ahd iIrnds. Every effort WAS nade
d" every means used, BAT III VAIN, hts recovery
having returned from long journey which he md
ioided ham 40 relief he expressed great sasfact. AZ
DelhK once more bile la TepOse ia Nv bssn If nil,
i'eh"s "hnef Tue PaeInal root and dually becuu,.
'nS abe shortly alter declared INSET Al ptace
win 'De w"Ito, ana perfectly satisfied with The dspen.
eh'iou oil fToNidence-ihus resigning without trp,r
sien OF AlruRRe, his interest la all things candy,
i'ieh on the 25th instant, 1t the Iesiseuce of her
iher VI Henrico county, OF long fe,racted Illness
@heh she bore with Christian foTtiluds MIs MAkIHh
iALlA FERNO, consent oil Mir. Jan "a k.Ijgfsrro az
LyhthbuTS she lived brOyed, auJ died deepn re.
sreIled, 10y all who knew her -
departed tins lie at bs sons, tha civ eu the
H3th inst SAMUEL PARSONS IAN obi and rsspectz.
n,r IA ehrI % tbe sociey OF FTends) after short
hess vhIch he boie eth thai resignation characters.
TIC IL Tue lue Christian. From early lie he was a
strong GSyOcate for principles sel (oti IN tbs
Declaration NJ Independence aud The Virgin. hill 81
iishe, tbai all men are ~ nature equally Tre."...
ohosI lhS iHnuehCe lie was among The ia Virginia,
convinced OF the injustice OF slavery eaneipatvd
INC African race to enjoy those rights eaooKrd by ma
tnre TO all mankud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28
q ULacAsmilA Nnzlled

a 'Aat very valuable sand, six miles Nbovs PoWba.
n taH Court House. on tbe Cartetsyd., ,,,sd rt.-
IS at this place Wheeiright Ard Coscbmaber'. sbor
also, podEh shop, Nhefe VaIiona kinds Of pteupis
are made The plantation Work 10 worth shorf Z I0oo
yer anhuih. ibfce fOfReS sigbt be empleyed 10 I'D.
.ahsEe, and There - ohly one employed At pttftpt-
'ns hnsC'iOsf mas SCI of teols ara seventy bushels
toine veil recommended, gill meet viii empoymtst
Povhatan, March %. ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28


Public SHE 81 PenitfHfiarV Goods, af AUCTION.
WILL taAe place on HCdHCSdoy, me tVth oJ Aprjl
" 70 commence ~ 10 ocioCk, n fair " not on ,he
neN iau ddy attbe PebiteWiaty when viii bf oHered
irT sale an INVOICE or GOODS. amounting ffom
" =" $4,000 WORTH consisting Of tbs follow ing sr,
cles, VIZ Wagons, carts, days, Tkeatfans ana
pionshs Of various patterns and szes plated and bf asa
moppted csHiFse aud zig bafness, Wagon end care
gear large quantity OF domestic o. Viftfuta cottor
anatN and cotton cieth brJt cufltd BAR and moss
mattresses enc and coarse shoes pfoign naiis
very superior Burr mill stones Of different sxes war
tShteo equal 10 any ever made . seine aud wfappinr
l"ins he'd cord and leading lines cloh hair hesrtb
seIublhNg and shoe brushes ug wafe. &C &c
The attention ofthe public ts fespecifny t4viieS "a
hs safe Most oi the goods of Vefy recent mann
IectUte, and can be fecomu eHded feine Of uurs
neptt"nabie quality and viii positively be- sod 49,.
Ittms w sums under s 20 cash: = 50, snd not ~
eeedng $ 100, sixty days : 100, and not exceedng
500, i9tr months; sec aut ugwsfds fix ,nsttus
cIeait-pnTehs'en giving notes neqsfiable ~ Bank
sith approved sHdorse's. Ry ofcet ~ toe Heard of
o"eotOis' NJ. ". RICE
fefNf for Seifs
'EteHf'. le2. .t3sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

IIuRoUANI TO deed OF tTUst executed by Beois,nIn
n HAY IL the subscriber ,uAed llth ApTI Isig aud
TtcorGed ~ The CLERKS once vi Henrieo count, rourt
vi" ne solo Si pubic aueIiSh 10 the highest bidder fer
ItsnJ money, al The dWelng house u tue SAID naly
H "W'ddy' me gTH d0g " Oag Herf, the lot IL
IHhs on WHICH the said ha restless, particularly dss
ciibed ~ The above Teeted dsea, also the follow ing
HFGkO Sian rs namely, George, Moore aaron
BOD, bahdrdse, Nelson, Charles, Reuben Ring
fidhh Nho Ion-oT so much WHIP the ds b, aud
interest mentioned In said deed due 10 Coleman &
voolfolk, aud tue charges Of asle. The Trustee will
commence at "a s'cluck.
RICHARD c. WORKMAN. Trustee.
March %. n, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

EsOLVED, That tie Iressutsr 81 m. p,cLro,,
aho usbOtne's Turnpike Comp n, he snfhorised r.
can ioT 4, on zach SHARE 81 stot m tbts conosn
payable On tie LIST Vf Nay next.
bttr0cf fvoh1 ne niHDfes
Marcia "a. "' ,,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28

LIE catuT.
The French ship la Notmands hs. undergone ,om,
repairs hauled aud anchored IN Cote. House chip
Philadelphia. We understand she will sail this we,
Tor France, with a number of passeugefs smiyrsnt,
from ST Domingo. Ibis ship 10 upwards of 30 years
oid, aud 10 an object Of curiosity the people here
VII" have been accustomed To seeing only huiit
shrs 81 war. She IS about 1890 buriheh and as
large as any Of our igSies, though her Upper tier of
guns has been tssen of. Dg,a. Prcsy
We are informed from good anthoriiy
that nearly thirty couvic,s in he u. s.
are al this time under sen'euce of death
Tor plracy-a number OF whom will pro
badly undergo ia, awful sen c,ice of the
law ny O. Io..
MIR. Charles Roth, Secretary TO the
French Legation, returned TO This city on
18th iDsi. after a visit 10 France.
Commodore Bainbridge and Capt. BAL
lard, OF the Navy, are AT presen, Oh visit
TO This city. MAJ. Int.
Jnan Cifecgo, FEB. -, 1920.
From The last accounts iron, the Main.
things appear 10 20 very well with our
army.-Ihe brave Bolivar is now near
Caracas, with an army of 5000 men, and
We are anxionsly looking 10 hear OF lie
result, WHICH cannot bu, prove glorious
am sorry 10 inform you, thai things
nav NOT Snnp oh so we'll IN Tins Island
as respects the feet, " hch WAS to have
been off Laguira oa The 9th int. 10 60.
operate with Bolivar. but is still acre do
ing nothing, the failure of which is aiifi
buted 10 Brian. Out ui 1906 Irish troops
that arrived here some time since. there
does not remain 500 effective men al This
moment TT for duty; bui We are all in
hopes, that things, for The future. will be
conducted much better, particularly in
the Navy or Marine department, as Com.
Stafford has been appointed To The com.
mand OF the fleet. From his ability,
bravery and patriotism much is expected.
The troops will be embarked in 3 or
DAYS on hoard The fleet, which consists
ot l3 sail, and we anticipate the pleasure
OF seeing The Spanish fleet in one of The
harbors OF Columbia snugly moomd-
should the Commodore have the nhoIc
command and plan OF attack, there is no
doubi OF his succeeding. Our only fears
are, that he will, like many others, becon,r
disguised 18th lie service, and quit it.
particularly should he be ilwartcd in his
plan OF operations. Expeci to hear from
me shortly again, when hope 10 have i,
IN my power 10 forward you news of
more Importance.
BuIfimOro pnriOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-28
DISNOIUllON

DlSNOLOiIN ION.
VIE coPaTtnership Of WILLIAM l.. MONTAGUE &c
n CO. uf the city Of New YORK, and HENRY B.
AoNIAGUE * co. OF CaTieisvilie, Virginia, ceased
on The nr:t day of The pTeSent month snd was dis
Germ viii be paid To AS5Wry creashotp who alone :.
authorized TO receive them aud The debts due f,om
the concern will be ps,G " him.
ASBURY CRPNSHAw
hM D.. hUNTAGUE
HENRY u. MONInGGE.
The subscriber will re commence brlIness in me
house lately occupied by Henry u. Montague a CO.
IL. b. MONTAGUE.
Cartersviile, Va. March ~. lds'.W4s