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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

INollCE.-OH or about the I6thOC .5pTit, loo 4
able o oo M SoNd toIhot1os w. Scott (or S4oO yas
C s % him under TIE 6eHef that he lad a. jnsf
20 re SfaVe, aud Hdsed upon the posgirs re
a. '1t''" ~ sdtn ScOttfhat he had ypJckesed him
T,t 'e ~ mg "''ghDOrS, and 6efore had an oppOyfK
liz sse'ng ,ag neigh6Or, the tegat otcner Of fbs
ht ocgtt tgft ne cOUntry-s0thG could not ee,
",y Oo',d. These Iuise fepresefations NJ SCOT
. .csa ne 10 gre the bond ukeregore Ifoyeirorno4
W. , tnat thts bond wiu not be dscAarcea by me-
me XXI fosssg dsceged 6y Scott. aaSmTcA as ne
clo,.., JOHN W. FOX
--------e1. county luIy IA 20..W3w
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Coiiecfoy,1 O6ice- MN mn

- ,o,,o Collectors O6ice, July i4tA, 1870.
NIUE Is hereby given, that agTeeably to an act Of
- N0hsfess passed on the llth Of Msy 1870 The
p,e allowed for redemption Of lands bought 10 beb ali
ns United States is extended three years beyond the
"s heretofore allowed; provided that such extension
ne Soes not extend beJIud The lst day Of June
20 PERSONS whose lands have been sold by me for
T 1Diect Tax OF 1915 & t5i6-may avail themselves
ne peHent Of the said act. by calling at my Office
eueeniing the ssme-Viz As " regards th proper
OF residents Of the 18th Collection Distic-and At
oInee ~ the CLERK Of the District Court OF The u
stale of Virginia.
49,, WIZ. d. TAYLOR, Collector Of the
% o. iofh cottecft0H District, and DESIGNATED col
''0' tectoT JOr tie state Of VirsiHfa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

rINWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. .RaHaaay ,olg
n the Washington Tavern. iH tie GUY Of Richmond,
on the 2gfh day Of ApTH fdst, a negro nan NdBged
NELSON. about 20 years Of 0ge-hefS q foIera6iy
bright 1IuiaffO, near sir feel htgh hfred him Of
Captain 5amKet BUrresS Of This city, Ior OSffsT
ger re present. geoT-he has a uYe az Mr. DeJneg
WhtiO5AsOuf in HGHOUer county, GHdhf mother and
coI,is1ions lice tR the jc0BNty VI G0r0tNe he is
straight fttefy man. generally gofs UeH dresgedhdd
on cheH he 1ceHk nj a blue bTOad cloth coat and
Pa"taioons, and bIaek EaistcCaf, aeiM SRndTy sun
Rer ciofhfag.
\ 'vW eirs me above reword and 0H rodso1abIe
chgTges VdeHpered 10 me 10 this DiGce, sccurfd IL,
jail SO that get linn again. n. BERN.6RD.
Jaly7 1876
WAS couInntted Chesterfield Jail on the 2Sth Of
W Fehruaty, 1920, As = runaway, LIN, who says he
Is The properly Of uriah g. 1uchei 81 Georgia he
tall black fdOw about feet 10 ~ inches hieb %
OF "a years eid-his clothing Is negro cotton. The
ewnef Is IequesedtO and prove his property pay
charges and take him away. osbeseiss he will IN dealt
With as the law directs. WM. CLARKE.
july " E.,W1ws High Shssin and labor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

NlOlICEs...The subscriber alone Is authorized To
~ receive the outstanding deLts due the late
Germ OF LYLE, SCOTT Il SAUNDERS, having been ap.
the superior chanceIy
IoI tue Hichmoad district. Is expected that all per-
sohs Indebted to the said concern will make nImed
ate payment, longer indulgence cannot be Afforded
Dec.6 62..U SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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ODOMFTERS.

-. . VI|UNI| I@ho.
TENHE subscribers (next door above the Eagle Hotel IN
n hichmona) have on hand few Of CLABk SIS patent
OpOJErERS, fer aSccTfaiHiHg the distance ~ ira.
yelling, Dyd carriage pheet. This machine, much
admired for Its eiegaace, simplicity aud accuracy may
With great ease beaached to carriage Of any descrp
tlcB. 2..tf w. c. q q. CLARKE.
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Farmers' Bunk of Virgiuio

fEHE President aud Directors have declared a divi-
dend of II per fer the last half year which
after the usual deduction for The shares of the state
viii he paid TO the stoc shoulders the 18th inst.
July !. T..6t WM NEKERVIS. Cashier.
NotiCE.--fhe present session ia ars. II. Hdckteys
= SEMINARY, will close Oh the 18th day OF hu.
Eust-and The will on The 18th day of
Setober, 1870.
Experienced aud approved teachers having been re.
t2ined aud IS being the desire the
dsnt 10 give thorough education IL is hoped thar the
institution will be conducted as TO ensure the i'm.
proVenent of pupils, and the satisfaction Of parents.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS
Board and tuition in the English branches including
reading, writing, grammar. geography, history chro
noogy arithmetic, the elements Of drawing and paiu
~ieSaie "oi ''.'ss.'.....'.'..'.'..S t2O
9ustc, per QUARTET.
tIencn 40. -..................,.l0
Dancing do......................io
Washing, per session.
Mendlng o..............,.........6
ruel.-...
Each scholar will furnish bed aud bedding and tow
clothes and book bagsevery article OF clothing TO be
marked al length.
FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
Tuition in all the English branches a.
bove mentioned. ...... $40
Fueis .
Board aud tuition, payable one half at entrance, the
oalauce al the expiration of live months.
Richmond Hill, June 10. ,l7..u
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ValuaJle Property at AUCTION.

VdtuaJle Property at AUCTION.
an Tuesday next, the 18th lust. AT II o'clock will be
~ sold without reserve OH the premises, that valua
Die HOUSE AND LOT occupied by uessrs. Workman
aud McGruder, the Main street, few doors below
che Bell Tavern The Lot - front running back
400 feet, the improvements are a TWO STONY BRICK
HOUSE, ia front among the best stands In this
place Tor business the back houses are good wooden
siceen aud all other convenient oui houses the front
ooass Mas lately been completely repaired at great
exPence, and Ia good order the upper part for the
accommodation of family.
TERmS-h small part of The purchase money will be
required in cash. aud the balance four wears credit,
Terms more particularly mentioned al sale.
BY order VI The Proprietor,
u OTIS BIJNI Op a. IN sus,io,n-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-18

4 Ii persons having claims against JOS. DARMS
"a DAFT, dec. are requested to make then, known.
DANIEL CALL, Rx'or
rep. s.. 35..u Of Jossph tee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

TO RUSSIA.
From cciaHs Of P,rniS fitrip published by Nr.
RJJe1 aosrce
fh"n NiSr-frtug tsnceB WhDse extended domain
Enci',les the uti-iinnst rs.c.
Wh~se the sorn and Tie eiciiess hurricane reign
AAi .he handsfs inceSsan:iy TOLL;
q thou : Wb9 Tor aFgs ia Ls'kntss we're lest,
az eNisience uhccnscioaS aud dead 70 renovn
G!''c TIE s"hl, of thy cold thy frost,
Csn;eni on the seas ni "hvion lost,
10 ne driGtt s!rriOns down.
Tho deep were thy srmhcre aud dark was the night
!iai vred thine inrfate hia,e.
lhin u'ist hnrsi ~ an tastant d Rnssia, To l.ht,
hnlthe ~iic world lonk'd with alnsse,
IL sp'tnao' 'saJe lie, ard innocent state,
NiIst t.g natiors IL saw thee TT vrnphanuy tow'r,
Ihoh "'dsi 'ninsi- thy vniCe in he awful cstaie,
The weak aaiirf'a nudei thy wing, ana tue grsat
"hhei'd w a, he sight o; Thy pov'r.
Ie mcn Of The drSau brave snn. of the North,
who rush like ypur wolves 10 the sghi,
i" stretch he diea3 arm vf your pussanue forth,
And awaken NoaT stu nhe rim. might
From N"ur ~ aI SnssS and ice f..rd lands
wrh the msnr % water forever emorvwu'd
Lea b. "Gtrrits II i.ihetty :umnrn your bands,
For the prayr 81 the righteous saa strengthen 20
hands,
and y'ur blood shall cry out from the ground.
Aai s,tet ort The muss.ctve'd graves OF your dead
Shail himnN OF Thanksgiving afIsr,
Ahl snsIe'iJ's hle.sing shall hallow The bed
where 'hs que!isr 0t tyranny lies.
Lac tue tempeS, u. ba1ets the mountainous wave,
Roll istHtiessl, M the iair ranks Of your utide,
CnT array the last hope OF the bong shaC hcd brave,
Year 'saIef tue b,ius no only can save,
The Ruler Of Battles your guide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

cabin did ss Then - ysn lcran sly not knos hg
~lrr o. dl deep, tlaihc III sleep in the Nss
whites Wsnt 20 he H. n did not see hiir Was IL
light dark VIA yon her Il. ". FIT DARK
AID seeing him The dark Is the rvnso YOU Think
d, did sep t.ie? here light ftca tie birnacle
Nov att'c your oath and sSy the her II. IL
eni ,.u ier, light irou, III, hnraclc. viii you
apS 9th time Iwent there several TIMES, and
Have him had he isc, there. Do you rem. nler
the night " oil Gambia do. Where did her
X. Hsrsp that isht' hct,, below. Did you 20 be!ow
ard Se rl te'e 10 rerolitc. Where Bccsami
MAS he b,i0N do mot znoa. saw her n. H. in the
ing. Nj. Hos nans cahn Bergami the inorni,,y
coming up ths ladder. Then YOU swear thar you
10 know wvre Bergam slept during that months vvy
az, b? swear lsau hs ia the hsi. Int ia lsS.
IL h,ine quarter past oco-l, ard the Solicitor
Ge.rrri Ssigg lha il impossible for him 81, what
lengt ih Naio;-aton might extend, their lortlshp,
the noton OF Earl Grey .ad ourt,d I'LL TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
STEAM BOAT POTOMAC.

NoUemLey give had III qualification
OF witnessing the arrival yesterday morn
ing, in hOcntg t'OO hours from NDrfoik, OF
the elegant steam boat Potomac, capt
Middleton, with 10 passengers, She i,
intended 10 PLY regularly between this
place aud Norfolk ; aud from brr superi
or accommodation offers the traveller a
mode of conveyance preferable 10 any
other III The southern country. Gaz.
JAMES II. BENNETT, Esq. Of Virginia,
has been appointed by the President o
The United States Consul a. Perram bnco.
[ALer. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

a late Hartford paper remarks, that
" President Boyer. who is now acting so
conspicuous part IN ihe revolution OF
Hayti, was IN the summer Of 1900, pTI-
souer iu this city, aud is well known 10
many OF ear inhabilaDts. lie was one
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07
KENTUCKY.

On the Sth inst. Bill reported in The
House ct Representatives, of the des-
crip,iou usually called Property Law,
was rejected on the first reading.
bill TO repeal so much OF the act to
suppress dueliIng as relates TO members
OF the Legislature was reicct.d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

lTUSI o0fe OF LAM an COOrHfdIid.
10y virtue Of p deed of trust executed 10 the sub.
RS 'c'ibeTs ny Neil moCoull to secure to william
Long the payment of certain sam OF mones therein
mentioned shall proceed to sell to the highest bid
Ger for cash, on the 2Jth day Of January 1921 the
premises, Tract Of Land, containing seven hnndfeS
aud odd las per deed situated and being III
county Of Goochland, called White Hal--abo eight
miles ahovr GoncbIsnd court house, much there
Of as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the said debt
The viii osly convey such little az is vested
In them b. said deed. JOHN q WILLIAMS.
ROBERT DOUTHAT.
Nov "a 20 vsw
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EjIIiJI7E EIjTI JTT0N

WILL he continued, The ensuing year al my resi-
w dence, nnssT the care of Mrs Matilda Tarretf.-
The term will commence on the 10Th Of Januar, and
oontinue I'LL the IOb of December, deducling one
m"hb W Inc summer, for vacation. PIiCe for board
and tuition, 100 for the term To he paid quarterly in
advance Beds, towels, and candles viii lie fuInitheu
by tue snbscfiher. FLEMING TERRELL.
Caroline. npceInher 7. Go.uGw
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ID W a. G. WARWICK

ID w &C WARWICK
ARE receiving. FROM Ship John aud adam, now al
"A Warsick for sale.
500 Boxes Tin Plates Complete assormentD
SO tons Bar and Bolt Iron, we'll assorted,
40 do rig Iron, No. 4,
so pieces Ballast from
2IO bundles Hoop Iron, 7-3 to is,
81 bundles treble Sheet iron,
10 Bath Stoves
2 cases Shealbing Copper,
20 200 stourbTidge Bricks.
Goo boxes Tobacco Pipes.
500 BASKETS Porter aud Wine Bottles,
IG0 kegs white Lead,
400 sacks Salt.
October ~. H..w7m
OrICE.-i shall petition the next General Assem- l
Y for the establishment ~ town my land IN th1
oubty Of Pow haian, neat Ceni'o Bridge
Oct. ~. 10..w7N' GRO. WfLLIAhSON. !
hoy virtue OF deed % if0st, from John Elils
- wB. ID wrenn, as trustee for the bsneht 81 Jo,
Jones, assignee Of Daniel Ellis, VIII be sold TO
highest bidder for ready money. on the premises
THesddv the 2Gth doy Of ueIt month (DfcencfT/
Hanover county. 50 acres OF land ON which MIS-.
lOW lives much hereof. as may he suineien
raise the sum Of one thousand collars, With the "
thereon aud the charges attending the execu'io
the trust. -,
The land lies near the Meadow Bridges, on chr
h,min, Swamp, between the lands Of Robert wblte
edmund n. Cfenshaw. o. is esteemed valuable lah'
shalt only cei.yey my right as trustee. ....,...
Nov. II. JS,.W5w. VA ID. VIM"
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November !.

'OAMirftD 10 the Ja,i oil FIsdeIIck County va. "a
- runaway. on the 18th July negro man, who
eahs hlnseh SHADRACH, and says he belongs iIar.
Ilson FIZhugh Of Fairfax county. He appears TO be
about n years Of age, five feet inches high dark
coinpsXon-bad on Il striped wooden coat aud skv
coiored pania'Suns The ewneT is requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
away otherwise he will hH dealt with as The law directs
CHARLES HULET, JaiEor r. G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

ola large number Of rrsncl, mu.attocs,
captured by the United States ship
irumbuil, Captain Jewcit, and sent into
Tins state, where III, = remained prisoners
at war for several months"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

CHARLESTON. New. 2i.-Yesier,iay
III, GfsnG Jur> at Tia C""mt Cont ni
inr United s airs t.r ttis ID s,ri !, found
fruc Bill a&ains, contain ot ihs crew Of
ile b rs Generat Honde0i;, for piracy On
the hi.h Std--N;,o nsrr committed TO
prison on the 10 y 81 June last. CCwYiry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-12-07

n ca ;NcERf...ia iiuvanns County Cou,i, oclobtr
pa. is20
Zaccbens watson and Rehecoa his wife, Joh,r
Shepherd and EiisahP'h his wife, William Ford and
Luc> Ford which san. Rebecca L, formerly Rebecra
L. Ford, elizabeth, formerly Elizabeth Ford and tb.
saId William aud Lucy child; aud hrrs Of Tandy
tnIh NttN., ..... PlaiRkins.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
For FREIGHT,

GA The brig HIRAM, Benz. James,
master, burthen i4E tons or 800 bis.
She is a good vessel and IN complete order
Tor any voyage.
Also, for Freight,
.SAN The brig ARGUS, Perry lBowes,
500 master, burthen about | Zoo bbls.-
Sue IS 6rst rate vessel. and in perfect or
der Tor a long voyage. Apply TO
JOHN III. LADD Co.
Who have just received for sale by said ves-
sells and schr. John Howard. from Newbu-
ryport-
40 bids N. E. rum
Is hhds molasses
40 bags green coffee
8 bids jamaica rum
S5 bbls., tanners oil
25 boxes fish
90 bundles hay
$50 bushels potatoes
800 lunches onions
80 tons plaster
s cases shoes
april IS
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CentrevIle Hotel.

TOHN BRONAUGH, informs his friends
- and the public in general, that on the
goth OF December last. he removed to the
new building, at the east erd Of Centreville
which has bee Gtted up in style well suit
ed 10 the per It accommodation of travel
lers, and where choice selection Of liquors
will be constantly kept for their refresh
nent.
There is attached 10 this property, a good
carriage house, together with an excellent
stable, which will always be supplied with
the best of hay aud oats, and attended by a
good ostler. CenlTeville is situated on the
turnpike road leading from Alexandria 10
Fauquier Court House, Culpeper. Stauntsn,
&c. 81 miles from Alexandra and Washing
ton d April Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

a BSCONDED from my service on We'd
Anesday forenoon about O'Clock, .mu4
latto girl named FANNY, about 18 or I9
years old, about 8 feet or inches high,
well set. rather likely in countenance,
scar on the. elbow occasioned by burn or
scald, also a scar on The legg, produced by
snagg. II will give ten dollars if taken
within the District, and secured SO that get
her again--and twenty if taken ont of the
District, and if taken 40 miles from home
thirty dollars, with reasonable charges il
brought home to me.
ISAAC KELL.
Alexandria, march 81, 1890. If
N. b. 1t is expected she has gone north.
ward.--Allpersons are iorwarned not TO
harbor said girl or employ her at their peril.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
Town Meeting.

IN pursuance Of the request Of the
Common Council to the Mayor, 10 call a
meeting the citizens, to take into consi-
deratipn memorial to Congress, on the
subject of bill which has been presented
10 The Senate for the division of the District
INTO three counties, and altering the pre-
seatjudcial system 81 the District, hereby
|rrequestthe citizens TO meet at the Town
Hal, oa Friday morning, a, the hour OF
IL O'CLOCK, when the memorial prepared by
a committee Of the Council will be laid be-
lore them.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor.
april Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13

- with 4 capital oil one million OF dols
- each. 10 take place BY written articles
's's .secial.on, prior to the 10th June 1899;
;5ed they continue until that period :
p,s ..,srs O. extend to the 10th June, $40,
HE n;set Is the present rules, conditions, &c,
ss s,be Farmers Bank of Alexandra, and also
,be rules, conditions, &c. of this act.
Sec Is, Provides in sipllar manner for
3. consolidation ofthe banks Of G Georgetown,
,,6er than the Bank Of Columbia, into one
s.nk with a capital which, added TO the ca
.;,,I Of The Bank of Columbia, shall make
r. a sum Of two millions Of dollars, and no
more. subject TO the present rules. condi-
Mons. sc. Of the Farmers s. Mechanics
rank Of Georgetown, and also 20 the rules,
&C. imposed by this act,
Sec. Is. contains like provision for the
Consolidation ofthe Bank of Washington and
ne Patriotic Bank. with capital Of one
million Of dollars.
Sec. IL, In like manner extends the char
ter Of the Bank OF The Metropolis. with per-
MISSION to augment their capital to one mil
lion Of dollars.
Sec. Is y 10, Prescribe the modes of pro-
cesding Of such banks and stockholders as
may or may not accept the provisions OF this
act.
Sec. 20, All banks in the District except
me Franklin Bank of Alexandra, from aud
after lhe ist January. 1890, TO pay one-sixth
Of one per centum, on its capital stock. after
netting per cent to its stockholders, 10 con-
stiiule schoo!fund for the education of. in
dgent children in each town. Each bank.
.eIni-annually. on paying their dividends and
Tie aforesaid one per centum, TO render an
exact account OF lis condition TO the Secreta-
r. Of the Treasury--on failure thereof, or an
attempt to defraud the fund aforesaid, con-
grsss have power 10 declare the charters null
and void.
Sec. u. This act to be in force from and
after the passage thereof.
Mr.. Cobb moved 70 amend the bill, by
striking out the whole of it excepttie enact
ing clause. and inserting in lieu thereof the
following
"That for the purpose Of enabling the seve-
raj chartered banking institutions within the
District of Columbia to close their business
and concerns. the several charters of the
said banking institutions, as the same now
exist, shall be and the same are hereby ex-
,suded for and during the term of --- years
from and after the first day of june next,
from and after which day the said several
charters Of each and every banking insttu-
lion within the said District shall cease and
determine -
Mr. Cobb delivered his sentiments at some
length in favor of this proposition.
ITO be continued
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
For Boston.

In The new schooner ELIZA-ANN,
ss capt. Jordan, will be ready 10 load in
FIVE days-tor freight OF 800 barrels, apply
O w. FOWLE & Co,
Who have for sale, said scbooners cargo OF
900 casks Thomaston line
1000 feet Ee. charitable lumber
Also, for sale landing from the ship Rising
Empire,
so tons plaster
so coils cordage ard spun yarn
cable 8I-2 inches--llo fa,hom long
Z $50 grind stones
DO bundles hay.
April6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
Sale of Land.

pY virtue of adeed of trust from Nicholas
AJF. Blackjack, late of Alexandria--I will
sell at public auction. at Hardy's Tavern, in
Piscataway. on TUESDAY May 9th next,
at ii o'clock, A. NJ tract OF land contain
ing about $50 acres, lying in Prince Georges
county, on Mattawoman Run, 10 miles from
Piscataway, and adjoining the residence Of
Peter Dycan, Esq
Terms OF saleare 800 dolls. cash, 300 10 6
months, loco in l2 months, and The residue
in two years, with interest on the unpaid
money from the day ofsale The purcha-
ser to give personal security & on receiving a
deed to execute a mortgage on the proper
ty-possessioD will be given in compliance
with the terms OF sale.
H, C. M'ELDERY
Aprill4 thsmts
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Notice.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans court OF
Charles county, in Md. letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of negro Ge-
rard blacksmith ,late Of Charles county de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby waraed to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the 9Th day of
Sept. NEXT, or they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 9Th day OF. April Ammo Domi-
.ni 1920. orn.nn nvso>r
april,s d3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-13
Public Sale.

pY virtue of deed of trust, executed TO
aJ the subscriber BY Benjamin Baden and
Wife, daied 9th June, 1916, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, for cash, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 9Th of May
next. ensuing, the date hereof, the two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and lot, on
WashingI on-street, now in the occupancy of
Daniel Minor, as marshal's Office,
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
aprili3 thstut6M
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sNSA READING ROOM .kEA,
80 III AIRLINE jour n A L. SSN

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,, .aprlIi.
ARRIVED,
slqop Fanny. Mit he'll, forty eight
hours from Bait.
sAILED.
Slocp Ocean, Middleton. Norfolk.
with Com. Barron. and several naval
|oiiccrs on board.
Schr. silsannah, Fields, Portland.
ARaIvEn,-W Wednesday,, gpril IL,
Schr. John, Howard, Newburyport.
49, Sally Davis, Chase, Whining
ion N. e.
Brig Hiram. James, Newport. r. !.
SIoop Abeona, Knapp, seventy i've
hours from NewYork, land mum
Der Of inland vessels witt. country pro-
|,ncc.
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SALES AI AL >11tsN. {
Advertisement.

y pur.psy,e s q :hs powers vested II Us ~
Blackjack decd. we will offer for sale at his
County, onF Friday the I4ib day OF April next,
all the personal property on said, farm, CHS
sisting Of Horses, Mules, cattle and some We.
ny valuable plantation utensils, also Me-
gro Boy about Ia years of age. This sale
will be sn,ade partly for cash and partly Cd
credit, as WILDE more fully explained on ihs
day. The salewil commence at eleven o. I
clock.
4 sit THOMAS sMUNDELL.
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
Executors ofNicholas F. Blackjack, decd.
March 2S dts
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g. Griffith,

pETURNSS his thanks totle citizens Of
u Alexapdria and his forH.cr customers,
tor the encoursgemept he, met With during
his residence there. and IN an especial man
'ner to those who manifested their friendship
and best wishes for his welfare aud happi-
ness.
Having disposed ofmy stock &c. to
Mr.. Wm,. a. Willia1ns,
the business will be in future conducted by
hIn--.and solicitthe continuance ofmy for
mercustomersin the behalfof my friend w.
A. WILLIAMS, knowing tliatEe has wor-
Thy experienced and capable band with him.
at the
Watch Business.
which will enable him to give general salts
faction to those who may favour him with
their custom.
april 10