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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-30

Paradise Of Ease and Plenty ia lis sylvan
shades. Those who have made the expert
ment have found totheir cost, that the penal
ties of the law which originally sentenced
Man to toll and sweat, are more rigld'y ex-
acted in those Western Regions, than they
now are in New England. Very many OF
them have eased Themselves of the exactlons
in good time and the last adyices from the
Westward bring confirmation OF their Wis
dom. We learn, that the Ohio, and other
rivers. which fer so many months the last
wear. appeared to have exhausted theirsour-
ces and had become so shallow as to inter
rppt q u water communication on them, have
again become 80 low. as to rscommence the
general distress which had before been expe'
rjenced. While we lament this recurrence,
ue are clad to learn, notwithstanding the
SPOT which blackens the population OF her
banks, that the Missouri had nearly attained
her ordinary height, from the tribute arriving
from the Platte--which rising in the Rocky
Mountains pursues slow and silent course
through 1900 miles peopled with the free
sons of the forest, and then unites with the
Missouri full 600 miles above where her wa
ters mngle with those of the great Parent OF
Rivers-tbe Mississippi. [Boston Pat.
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REACTION.

REJECTION.
: By the blessing Of kind Providence the
pas. and passing Seasons have been such as
to put stop to our emigratIons TO the West,
and have afforded many inducements for the
return 10 their homes OF these who sought a
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From the City Of WcsAington Gazette.
CIRCUIT COURT

OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLpMS1A.--JUaE
TERM, 1890.
USURR.--G. r. Gather Us. NJ. Lee.
This WAS an action brought by the
plaintiff against The defendant to reco-
yer the sum of ---- dollars, under the
following circumstances A bill was
drawn by John Wells, jr. in favor OF
James Hodnett, on the defendant, pay,
able --- days after date. Ibis bill
was regularly accepted by the deten'
dant. II further appeared in evidences
that the payee of the bill, being in want
of funds, applied to his agent, VIM. 3.
Nichols, to raise money upon 1t by get.
tins it discounted for him. Nichols
applied to the plaintiff, G. r. e. who
agreed to advance the money on the
bill, at a discount of per cent. per
month; which the payee of the bill, by
his agent, ". S. N. agreed to take
The bill was not paid by the acceptor
when it became due, vas regularly
protested for nonpayment, and this suit
was instituted against Sic accepioT' u
recover the amount Of the bill. Quits
were also brought against the maker
and payee Of the bill. The defence set
up by the drawer Of the bill in this case
wa. that the contract was usurions:
For it must be observed that the above
defence was not made by the defendant.
". Lee, but by the drawer, for whose
accommodation the bill was accepted
it was, on the other hand, contended
that the bill was fairly sold in market,
and not loaned, and that the plaintiff
could not, and did not know to whose
use The purchase money was to be ap-
piled. Upon argument, it was decided
that the contract was usurious, and thas
the plaintiff was not entitled to recover
in this suit. & verdict was according
ly entered for she defendant.
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From BJgckwood's Edinburgh .NdgaS'ae
LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC IN1ELLI-
GENcE.
Dr.. Dary's Scientific -Four IN csylo n
The following extract Of letter from
John Davy, M. D.to Sir Il. Dary, da-
ted Trincomale, Oct. s, 1917, relates
to the same Scientific Tour in Ceylon
of which short no. 'ce was given IN
the Asiatic Journal, vol. vi. p. 475.--
But something more js unfoided of the
extent to which DR.. Davy was able to
explore the country. With Chemical
and Geological researches The combln-
ed attention To the remains of antiquity,
to existing specimens Unnatural history,
and to the manners of the native inha.
bitants, and to this statistics of an i'm
portant dependency of the empire.
NV different excursions have been
highly interesting. AS soon as posssi.
bic | shall 6 i've you pretty minute &C.
count of the results Of my observations:
now must be very concise indeed. In
July | went to the Southern part of tbs
island, and visited the districts of Ma
tura and the Malaganpatton. In the
former gems abound. saw the la.
tiyes at work in search of them in allu.
vial ground. Here ascertained thai
the native rock of the sapphire, ruby,
cats eye, ana the different varieties Of
the zircon, is gneiss. These minerals
and shannon stone occur undecided in
this rock. In one place found q great
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-30
FROM OHIO,

A Correspondent at Chilicothe, state
ur Ohio, writes TO Us tha3 in a letter
dated the 9Th inst. 1--WE have had an
exceedingly dry season: our waters are
so low that cur produce is still on hand
although sc hear that there is a rise oil
the Ohio OF eight or ten feet, owing t"
great rains in the back setlemel is OF
Virginia and Kentucky. On the night
Of the 9Th inst. we had frost that in
iurcd the young corr; our spring, ana
suamer so far have been dry and cold.
Irrational Gazette.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Kan away from the subscriber, living in
,sS S Charles county, Maryland. on the night
%'oe 18th inst. negro lad abou. IS or 10
SssIs OF age, named GABRIEL, but is con-
i%oh'y called Gabe, about 5 feet Org inches
1sa Well made, ola black complexion, STAN
Sra when closely questioned ne has been
ssnrCsugatup as comuon laboFer. He had on
,o auso9k with him wool hat. 9 Gotten and
,Sa nv s sGifts and trowsers, one not much worn.
@ s", other old and much worn, also blue coat
al perhaps other clothes that do not know
Gso.ne has father and mother living at MIR.
Low brents, who lives about miles be-
tio,,' ou Tobacco; he has also some rela-
conan - The district of Columbia. Frederick
comfy oaaty' and at or near Occoquan, Fairfax
homs Va. Twill give 10 dollars il brought
dolI,,. OF = lodged in Charles county jail, 90
how taken cut OF the county, or the "a
mile, 'fs@ard II taken out OF the state or SO
pai ss IN from home. and all reasonable charge
in,o GE0RGEJENKI
stuth3m
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

- ANYWAY from the subscribers yesiar.
ENday morning, mulatto fellow called
STEPHEN, sometimes STEPH. BLACK,
He is one and twenty years OF age, and q.
bout six feet high, has swinging lazy walk,
a Dad Countenance, and when spoken to. an
alarmed look. He took with him two super.
fine cloth coats that have been some time
worn. French fer hat, pair of blue str-
ped panlsIocns, and other articles of clothing
notrecolected He has a mother Irving
in Montgomery County Maryland she re
he may have gone, but thinks it is pro.
babe that be may be sculang about
the town. Any person securing or bringing
home said fellow, if taken in The district,
shall receive twenty dollars, bu, if taken oyt
OF the district, the above reward and all rea.
sonable charges paid.
d. MCLEAN & SON.
All persons are forewarned from employ.
ing O. harboring said fellow, as the law will
be strictly enforced against all offenders.
ju'yl 81
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Notice.

EsHls is to give notice, that the subscri-
4 Der hath obtained from, the Orphans
Court o! Charles County, in Maryland, let
tiers OF Administration on the personal estate
of Margaret WHEELER late OF Charles coun-
ty deceased. All persons having claims a.
aainst the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the ame with the vouchers there
Of to the subscriber, al or before the LIST day
ofJauuary next, they may,othe:wlse by law
be excluded from ali benefit to said estate.
Given under my hand this 22nd day OF
June, Ammo Do,nini 1870
JOHN j. GATES, Administrator.
June 22 thtu3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-08
ROBERT FULTON

RETURNS his warmest thanks to
Ashis own creditors for the friendly
isnity whichthey have shewn him, and
had he not been security and endorsed
i1r Mcssrs. Francis Adams, Michael
hoarman and others. by whom he has
seen shamefuily deceiycd) he never
would have been compelled to have re
s0arseto the humiliating method of ex-
treating himself from his prescut en-,
0arrassmeats which he availed himself
NJ yesterday, by taking the benefit of
TIE act Of Insolvency.
july ct
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Notice.
NUlITC.
THARLES T.. Smoot and Richard !

THARLESC Z. Smoot and Richard Brand.
~ inform the public that they have enter.
ed into partnership under The firm of Snrcot
& Brandt, at the currying shop lately occu.
pied by Joseph Hes,op, lower end of Prince
street, where they have Oh hand handsome
assortment OF leather Of all kinds, which may
be had on reasonable terms, and will than.
the public for portion Of patronage.
n. Is. The highest price given COR dry
hides and skins SMOOT y BRANDT.
june s ;utlaw
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Public Sale.

FINDER the authority ola dreeree oftbs
- circuit court of Ihe district of Colum-
bia. for The county OF Alexandria, in the case
of John Dixon's administrator, against the
heirs of VIM. Ramsay, deceased anu others.
the subscribers will offer at public sale. on
credit of 3, 6, and 9 months, on SATUR.
DAY, the Gath day OF this month, lot O:
ground. on the west side of Royal.street be-
tween King and Prince streets, in front, On
Royal street, as feet 6 or inches, in DEPTH,
90 feet inches.
Sale on the premises. at O'Clock, P. M.
Payments to be secured by deed of t,ust.
WM. RAMSAY,
1T. RAMSAY.
june thsInts Commissioners.
~ The Sale Of the above Lot Is
postponed to Saturday, j 5th inst.
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90 Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on the
Ea2sd inst. negro man who calls himself
RALPH BOARDMAN, he is about feet
Al inches high, about 90 years old, has a
down look when spoken to, he has scar on
either bis left or right thigh, had on when he
absconded an Osnaburg shirt &, pair Of Ii
men pantaioons, an old wool hat. The above
described negro was taken out of Balti-
more jail or the 2s inst.
HEODoRE DYER.
ju1s 90 @at
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German Goods.

WILL be landed tomorrow from on
w board the brig Columbus, captain
Dehls, direct from Bremen, and for sale by
the subscribers,
IL bales burisps
6 do hessians
6 DO brown rolls
" do hempen ticklenbergs
9 cases white rolls
do oil cloths
9 boxes travelling cases
box work baskets
9 cases looking glasses
do skates, suitable for the season
90 crates bottles cask marbles
These goods are received on consignment,
and will be sold On very favorable terms.
IN STORE.
90 hhds. sugar
goo bis. Sugar
go casks rice
SO bales cotton
50 hhds. molasses.
8 bales sail duck
june 6 NJ. MILLER {. SON.
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Office.

DURSUANT to deed Of trust executed
L 10 me on the 3oth day of May, 1916, by
James w M'Daniel, whereby he conveyed to
me in tan undivided interest amounting
to one thirteenth part in tract Of land lying
in Prince William county, near the town Of
Dumfries. the undivided interest suppose 4
to contain SO acres for the purpose Of secu.
ring the payment of certain debts therein
mentioned, due to Isaac Robbins, and Man.
devile &. Larmour:I shall on the FIRST Mon
day in August next, in the town of Dutniries,
at the Court House, cause to be sold upon q
credit of three months, theabove mentioned
premises, for the purpose Of satisfying the
above mentioned debts.
JAMES E, HEATH. Trustee.
july 6 dts
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Cabinet Mandatory
WIN. GREEN,
Cabinet Maker e Uph0isterer.

I'd EsPECTFULLY informs his friends
4 Nand the public, that he has removed from
King to Royal-st. opposite the new Market
House, where be intends 10 carry on the Ca
binet ADD Upholstery Business in all its va
rious branches, and returns bis sincere thanks
to his friends tor their past favors, and hum
bly, solicits their further patronage and sup
port-Cabinet Chairs, Easy Chairs, sophas
and Mattresses neatly resulted, on the low
est terms, those who please to favour him
with their orders may depend on having
them faithfully executed on the most reason
able terms.-A variety of furniture onhand.
iuiy eoGt
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roMy. JACOB saaSs, and Robert Smih. ]:
StpLEY, June 10, 1920,

StDLEy. June 10, 1920.
8 GEETLEMEE, -.
Il S you are not Inhabitants of this COM
~ monwealth, take this method OF IN
forming you, and you will be pleased to take
notice that on the Gath July next, at the SUD-
ley Mill, in the county Of Prince William, IN
the state OF Virginia, Between the hours OF
10 o'clock 10 the morning and o'clock in
the evening, and at Centerville in the coun-
ty Of Fairfax, Con the 25th July the day az
ter, between the, same hours 10 the morning
and evening, shall proceed to take the de-
positions OF Pey ton Reid and other persons,
to be read in evidence in certain matter of
controversy between US now pending in the
Superior Court OF Chancery, for the district
of Fredericksburg. in which am complain
ant and you are defendants.
Signed, WIN. ROBINSON.
june II saw
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One Gent Reward.

Ed AN AWAY, on the eth inst. from the
70, subscriber, an apprentice boy 10 the 4,
Tobacconist business. named hObEh
REINTZELL, 10 years old; foreWarn any
person from harhoringg satd BOY, as am De-
terminedt to prosecute him I discovered
tune 60 G* JONATHAN FIELD
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Vinegar.

EHAVE at my Vinegar yard ON Fairfax st.
Eopposite the first Presbyterian Church,
choice picking vinegar, which | will war
rant. &. which sell by the barrel at Is cents
per gallon, and by the single gallon at SO
cents.
Attendance will be given from 9 in the
morning til S in the evening.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
ju'yG Gt
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,Y,4Is DAY, at 10 O'Clock A. M. will be
sold at public auction. at the warehouse
fMs.s,s Ridgley 8. Ringgold Georgetown.
% 9 e75 bags prime st. Domingo coffee, I'M
,o,ted in the brig Olympia.
POi aI.o Goo well cured bacon hams. Terms
rs a EDWARD DAVIS Auct.
,eorgetown. July 3
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BACON and Butter.

rrsT received and tor sale by the sub
oo.r;bers at their Spring Cellar, upper
y - King. street, 5000. VT oi very choice
sna - With quantity of fresh Loudon but.
oaeo m;,b their usual supply of groceries, and
81, ssaa,'tfsmily -four, which they offer at the low
~, n ,J for cash only.
es' JAMES II. ANDERSON & Go.
-. law3w
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SAMUEL MEsSERsNiII'H.

MESSERSMITEI,
TIAS FOR SALE
Il loo sacks Liy. Blown Salt
Hhds Quantico Tobacco
chests Imperial Tea
haIfchest Gunpowder Tea
l90 ID caunisters Imp. do.
60 4 Ii 90 Gunpowder do.
ia catty boxes Youn6 hyson do
70 20 h ss5s ( Muscovaao Sugar
loo sets Canton table mats
300 reans wrapping paper
rs bbls N Y Prime Pork, city insp.
Is do country Gin
9pipes Holland 10
8 do Malaga Wine
4qr. casks co
pipe Madeira Wine
caaa containing doz. bottled do.
9kegs Raisins
81 hoges Spanish Segars
l5kegs acture5Tobacco
Baltimore Whiskey, White Pepper, &c
july s tt
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Franklin Bank.

The Franklin Bank will in future
5, ooen for business only ON Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier.
July s %
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Lumber s. Rice.

JUST received by the schr. Concord.
~ Capt. Dough, and for sale by
L. CORNING,
Vowels wharf.
AS casks of Rice
$4,000 feet Of pitch pine boards.
For Freight or Charter.
In THE schr. CONCORD, 500 bis. will
.ga&lake freight cosswise or to the West
iadies--apply as above. or to the Master on
board.
july A st
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To Rent,

fad de i;aan.iate possession green,
s,.x An excellent two story brick ware,
ss1A house and dwelling, al the upper end
ssn, OF King street; AN eligible stand Tor
,mssS-A2.aais the -four anu grocery business. APP
ply TO CHAhLEo : Tar 500 ~,
iune Q in"ti
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Wanted,

,,rry l,borers to work on the fertinca-
! na .s II Fort Washington. for which tor
l e uo1 cents per diem will be given. Appll-
CATION y = THEO. w. MAURICE, S
Capt. Engineers.
FIR, Washington, July : z"
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For NeM.York.

SM The well known sloop ABEONa.
wiison KNAPP, raster, burihen about
SOU Us. and can be dispatched immediately.
Fer Sale or Freight,
S1N The very superior schooner SOU
49, ThERN TRADER, capt. Simpson,
burtben Goo bis. and can very soon De ready
to load, Apply to JOHN H. LADD, y co,
Who have for sale on board said schr.
AZ n mercbantable boards july
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Removal.

H LANPIIIER has removed three doors
81, above her old stand, on King-st. where
she still carries on her Millenary business as
usual.i Her house being large and commo-
dious, affords genleel accommodation for FIVE
or six boarders, which she wishes to take by
the week, month or year, at a moderate price.
n. B. A good font cellar 10 rent.
inly 8 ct
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To Rent.

10 Rent.
A ROOM and CELLAR, opposite
"A the Market, on Cameron street.
Thereon is we'll fttrd up for store
or shop for business, and the cellar
good and dry. For terms apply to the
subscriber.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
july 6
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Freight.

,EMs VESSELS wanted Cor Mobile
Ass5ss and New-Or!eans, to Garry the bull,
OF twc hundred to two hundred and 6fty bar.
rels, about sixty barrels toGNew. Orleans. The
remainder TO le.-AppIy at the Office
OF the Sup't. Indian Trade.
0e0rge-1nwa, june % dgn!y5
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For Liyernooi.

ss{, The good ship UNITED STATES,
ExIisaac Poole. master, burthen 38otons,
she has most of her cargo ready to 60 on
board, and will be dispatched Immediately;
freight equal to loco BIS and passengers are
santed
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Bank Of Alexandria,

Jay 4, 1920.
A dividend is this day declared of FIVE
IN dollars, for the last s months, OH each
share of stock held in the institution, and
will be paid on Thursday next. 6ih inst. to
the stockholders OF their legal representa-
tives-By order of the board;
i'll. M KENNA, Cash'r.
iuiv dlwec2w
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Tor Halifax,

Fog Halifax,
sEg THE good brig VENUS. James
49, Kelly, Master, barthen he tons she
viii be dispatched Immediately, wants 500
bbls. freight, and can accommodate lew
pa, sengeis. Apply 10
;niv d John RI. LADD & Co.
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To Rent,

And Immediate po session giren,
TRAT noted stand in the town Of A
4 Iexantilia, known nv the name of
the INDIAN QUEEN TAVERN. To
a good tenant the rent will be made mo-
derate. For terms amply TO
CATHARiNE McCREA.
july z
The Washingtonian, Ieeshurg, and
Heiskcll, Winchester, will please pub
lish the above ) times, and send their
accountsto shis office for payment.
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For Sale.

Nadditional supply of Murdock, fuiile.
!AWardrop &cos. London particular, Ma
asfa' Burgundy. Sercial, received by the
Schooner Adams from Madeira.
w. HODGSON.
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Union Bank Of Alexandria,

ist July. 1920.
A DIVIDEND Of two and an half per
"a cent is declared, payable 10 the stock
holders on or after Wednesday, the 9Th inst.
agreeably to an order of the board.
;uly C.. r. CHAPMAN. Cashier.
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A. G. Cazanoye & Co.

A. G. Cazsnove 3 Co.
EEAVE Just received further supply OF
4 4 Young Hyson Tea, of superior quail
ty, imported last March.
Cogniac brandy in pipes, 4th proof, and
pure as imported.
Russia sheetings oil cloths
India straw carpeting
Brown and b'eached shirtings and
sheetings, p!aids, stripes, chambr'ys and
cotton yarn.
IN STORE,
4 lot OF superior hides, which will be sold
low. june 5
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Murdoch Madeira Wine.

sHHE subscribers have received per schr.
L Adams, from Madeira, an additional
supply of Murdoch. Yuile, Wardpop s. Co.
l.. P. Madeira wine, of very superior quail
ty. A, e. CAZENOVE {. Co.
mayIl
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IRISH Linens, &c.
n ~. ASHTON &. Co..

Corner of King and Fairfax streets.
TFAVE Just opened large assortment of
i 4 Remarkably cheap "A Irish Linens
Long Lawns, white Russia Drilling, Tick
!enburgs, Bur'aps, Russia Sheetings, and az
excellent assortment Of white and coloured
Domestics-all OF which with a variety Of
other desirable articles they offer for sale at
the lowest CASH PRICES.
june 80 d6t
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BOARDING.
Cheese & Salt.

Cheese j. Salt.
FOURTEEN casks Goshen cheese Of su.
4 perior quality and
800 sacks Flown salt, Liverpool filled
just received and for sale by
july 6 ct LINDSAY & HILL.
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SEED POTATOES.
james Fl. anderson 3, "a

syAVE just received quantity Of SEED
L kPOTATOES and Dried Fruit.
They have also constant, supply Of tl,s
best Loudon Butter Kept in a cool sptjya
cellar, and always delivered hard fit Tor use:
together with an assortment o! Groceries,
and good family Flour, which articles viii
be sold low fer cash only.
June 3 eo6t
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KERR g FTT,Z-HUGHS

Garasr Of King and Washington streets.
Where list of each days drawing may
be seen. july Z
NIB. The Lottery advertised by the
me of the Grand National Canal Lotte-
", is in no way connected with the Grand
.SaasnaLL Lottery, Third Class, n0av draufag
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Public Sale.

tuDlIC SaiE.
WILL positively be sold without re-
w serSe on Monday next the l0tl'
inst. at 4o'clock P. NJ. at the Livery
Stable Of the late Thomas Towers DECD:
Q four Wheeled Carriages. Gig and
Sulkey, all with harness complete,
THREE HORSES,
know by the names Of Micke, Jolii|
Bah, and Ned.
ALSO:
An elegant GOLD WATCH.
ISAAC ROBBINS. adninstratcs
of r. TOWERS, decd. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-08
/, SALES AZ ACCTIUN.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
THIS day at fIs O'Clock, will be sold 4.
4 Vowell's wharf, the cargo OF The schi!f
Malvina, from Curacao, consisting Of
1000 lbs fine green coffee
s hbds sugar
s bids molasses. Terms at sale.
july 8 S. A. MARSTELLER, auct: