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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-15
LEWIS AND coNNELLY TAKEN.

Corps D1pl0motsque VINO remains IN the City'
LEWIS AND CONNOLLY TAKEN.
Wehave conversed with gentleman who
left Lewistown on Wednesday morning last.
Before his departure authentic intelligence
had been received there OF the capture OF
both Lewis aud Conelly, On Sunday, on the
Sinnemahoning, in Clear6eld county, near
The residence of Lewis mother. A party.
consisting Of 10 or I persons, who bad
followed them f,om Centre county, having
ascertained their place of rendezvous, took
measures TO surprise them, while they were
engaged With several others, their acqualnt-
ance in shooting match on Sunday morn
ag, for The purpose it is supposed OF disPo-.
sing Of their plumber. Lewis got an mixing
of their arrangements & communicated the
information to his associates.
they all, with the exception OF Lewis and
Conueliy, betook themselves to the house.
The latter resolved upon resistance and
accordingly commenceda sharp FIRE upon
! the pursuers. The fire was instantly re-
turned; and IN short time Lewis and Con-
neliy were compelled to submit; the first
being Shot through the thigh, and having one
of his arms broken the latter was shot
th,ough the body, and the wound was consi-
dered dangerous. The news either cap
sure, was FIRST obtained from persons coming
in quest of medical aid for Connolly : and
our informant understood that a carriage had
been sent, TO bring both Lewis and Connel-
lev 10 Bellefont. The above is given sub
stantially as we heard i, and we believe
there is no reason to doubt its general cor
rectness. Har. Rep
A note on the Margin of The Bellionte Pat
riot SAYS. :. Connolly is killed in the at
tempt 10 take bim--Le mortally wound
ga supposed now he is in our jail. The
Lycom:ug Gazette Of the 9Th instant, says
/" Connolly was MORALLY wounded, OF which
be has since died. Lewis not expected to
live"
CONTEMPLATING UPON WHOLESALE SCALE,
.Ne1,- York, Jaly 70.
A man ap7rehended 10 Washington coun
twin this state, las, week, having in his
possession 800, 600 dollars in spurious bills.
particularly on the banks in this city. tie
was on his way from the great manuiactu-
ring establishment in Canada when arrested
and was exposed by one of his brothers in
inquity, who, but few days before. had
beeu taken into custody for the same crime.
CITY LOAN.
This forenoon the subscription book was
opened al the Mechanics Bank for the N.
Yok City loan Of GOO 900 dollars, at B per
cent. per annnm, and immediately filed
One house alone took upwards OF one hall
the amount.
The brig Neptune and the brig Isabella,
the former from Belfast, with GAO settlers,
and the fatter from Dublin, with l9o set
.lers, arrived at the Quarantine Ground.
Quebec, on the oath of June /: The Neptune
having 4 dead and 2 sick, and the Isabella
8 dead aud sick.
We understand that David |. Greene,
Esq. has resigned the Office of Cashier OF
the Phoenix Bank.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-15
NAVAL ORDER.

1he navy department has given notice.
that all Mdshipmen whose Warrants bear
date.previous to the first of January. 1914,
who intend tosbe. candidates for promotion,
are required toreport themselves to the De-
par,msnt before the first day Of October next
ihasthey may attend an examination, which
will take place at New York, on Monday
the 9th day of that month.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-15

WdshsnStoh, july TO.
Nj. Poletica, the minister of Russia, has
departed from this city, on q visit to the
No,thein States.
Baron Stackelberg. the Representative OF
the Government of Sweden. has also depart
ed on Northern tour.
Mr.. Antrobus, tue Representative of the
British Government, is the only one OF the
Corps D.plomati9us who remains in the city.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
.NEW GOODS--Tsry Cheap.
JOSEPH HARROD

Is this day opening for Sale great variety Of
Seasonase Goods, among which are
Imperial Saxon Cloths Black and blue,
superfae and ine Broadcioihs and Cashmere,
Sslvrias and Common Kerseys-Dutlils,
yoiisaotte and swsnsJomu Ves,ing,
Bale Blk. and Colored Bombazetts--scotch
and Tartan Plaid,
Figured and Printed Bombaxetts,
Camb,ets for Gent. Observation-Disclosures shswls,
S.A and !. Caiicoes--C Ambrics--Cambric Mus
Inns, =.
Muslns Plane and Fig'd great variety,
Blk and Celorsd Silk aud Iabby sevets--cot.
ton 9hawls,
Gent. Silk, worstsd, and Cotton whole and
half Hose,
Ladies s.lk. wors,ed and Cotton Hose,
Gent. and Ladies Gloves Lined and unlined an
assortment,
Blk and Colofed Bolnbazins,- sinchaw and
ssrsaei,
Blk and Jazarine Blne Leyantine extra quail.
Bale Dark India Calicces,
Bal ss-orted rlannels-C olored Booking,
Q B b. CIR sh--i do. American shistngs,
1 d.. Blsacbed and Unblenchej Wsitham Cot.
tons,
Biz. Italian and French Crapss--Ssnkin and
Canton do.
Merino Trimmings variety; R,tboas an assert.
meni,
Case AZ Irish llnea, (rhompson's Bleseh,)
Linen Cambro--do. Handkt rchiefs,
Colron rloss ssreat vsriety--Battons, &c. &c.
also, DUTCH BoLTING CLOTHS
of Superior quality from No ! to ;s, at the
BOSTON Prices.
The above Goods Will be sold very cheap for
Cash only.
Nov. 81, 1890. (3wis.)
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Mem Goods-Cheap.
JUST RECEIVED Avn vow OPENING Foa SALE
By ROGERS & COX,

Exchange Street. Portland
A great variety of new and seafonable Goods.
Plain, figured end tNillsi Bomhazetts black
and fashionable colours--scarist, figured Ralti-
netts aud P,ltse tisnnel-grsen, yellow red and
white plain Fiasnsls--swanskins--b aud mixed
BROAD Cieths--sapsrisr flag and bandasna Hand
kerehiefs -bleck six do.--merno rlmpin gs--In-
serting do. Long Lswns-Lianea Cnmbrics and
liaen camhsc Handkerchief supsrior bla.k twill
led Silks-5.i blk Bonbaz ,ne-blaek and eolourea
Lusfiags canton aud nsnkin Grapes and Grape
Dfes.es--black. blue, urimsen, green drab and
French gray Tabby yeissts--silk velvels and
velvet Ribbons-biack and col3ufed Italian Grapes
elegant gsrnit're Ribbons--book, lene and fan
Hcy Mnslins--4! asd b l cotton Cantries--3 !
md a coIoured do-- tresch I.awn-pel,sse Waa-
ding Furniture AID Coprerplates--1 bale Of la
dia Caliooes--elegani Ves.ings-Lader beaver
and kid Gioves--tsenilenen' burkskiD and beaver
Gloves--slste white aad black Hosisry-5 4 aud
Dmosics-- English kn,iing Cotioa---2 5, !
and thread Cotton--tloss skens and bsll.---5
8 4 and cottoa shavl.---Gns steam loom Cot
neutrality-suspicious. bips-- Thread, &c.
IA so
Factory Sheeiing-Shirting--
Checks-ssiiinetts-- American blue and mixed
Cassineres and Cloth.--sll of which VII be- soli
very cheap for cssh ouly. 6w Eev. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
WILLIAM OXNARD,

No. s, Nancy, Ro~, Middle Street,
HAS just opened for sale an extensive
assortment Of
Cotton & Woolea GOODS, riS !:
BROsDCLOrHs, Csrsia,eres, Flaonsis.
Ve..isgs, plan sed bofjerec Cashmere sHAWLs
Wors,sd Hose, K.r,ey., Duff Il. Bfankem,
Printed RAtsinetis add ecarle, Fianuels.
Pal and fg'd Bomhazetts. Caiicoes, Furniturss,
Sack, white and cord CambricA rahhy vsivsts.
Cotton sLirtiogs, lidkfs. buttons, &c. &c. &c.
Oct. 81. 6w.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
ORDINATION.

Ordained. on The 25h uif. at zrundei, Rev
JosEPH r. FEssENDEN, ocer the church and oei-
ETY. IN at place The introductory prayer was cgdr.
cd by Rec. Mr.. CeggsoeH, Of Sdeo. Sermon BY Rep
Mr.. Rand, Of 6srtanl, from Hebrews XIII, par
sff7h rsrss Coastcrnting prayer by Rep Mr.
Gsisf, Of Lyman Charge 10 the pastor, by Rec
Mr.. Payson, predecessor Of Mr.. +. Charge 10 tiis
church aud People, by Rer. Mr.. Fletcher Of Ken-
mebunk. Righi hand Of FeliOWship, by Rer. Mr..
WILTON, Of Worth Yarmouth. Concluding Prayer
Nv the Rer. Mr.. Afurdsek, Of Portland.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
NOTICE.

VTNtiR subscribers. Commi.ionsrs, sppointsi by
l. the lion. Jeremiah Bailey, rfq Judge Of the
ICouU Of proba'e within aud tor The county Of
Lincoln, 10 receive and eramins the claims Of .hs
feveral creditors TO the craze Of
BENJAMIN OWEN,
late Of Bath, in iAid county, Mariner, decsaied,
renrsfssted infolvent, hereby give netice that 81.
month, from the sixteenth say Of augun lsG are
allowed faid creditors to bring in sod prove her
claims, and tina, they fhall attend the service az
siesed them At the office II Ebep. Clap, 10 sad
Bath, on the Ian Saturday OF Novsmber neat AM
Two following msn,hs, from two O'Clock until four
O'Clock p. NJ ON isid Gays.
NICHOLAS l.. MITCHhLL, cou,,,.
EBKN. CLAP,
Bath, Ottobsr 81, 1890,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21

I JauIieson's Grammar Of Rhetorick and 20
lite Literature--comprehend the principles Of
Language aed Style, the Eiemens of Tate and
Criticism, With the rules for the ifudy of ComPo
sition and Eloqusnee -Iiiufira,sd BY appropriate
Examples. For the ufe of SCHOOL,.
SlLLtMAN'S TOUR from Hartford to
Quebec
SlIliman's Journal in England, Holland and
Scotland
Life Of Commodore PFRay;
THE ABBOT, by the author of Wayerly,
&c.
Knickerbockers History of New York,
from the beginning ofshe world to the snd of the
Dutch Dynany.
Converse lons on Infant Baptism, and some
popular objections againa the Church of the United
Kingdoms.
The FALL OF JERUSALEM, ORA
matte Poem. /.
Peers Letters to his kinslolks
Smith on Moral Sentinsats
Wslfh's Appeal;
Life of Gen. Green
The Bandits Bride, or the Maid OF sAxoAy;
The Tales of the Priory BY Mrs. HosLAsD /;
Hint for the Improvement of Harly Education.
FARMERS ALMANAcs,
BIZ 4 b. Thomas,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21

Schr Madison, Of North yarmouth, for Philadel
phia, sailed from Halifax I'd inst
Brig Hopestiil, Of Bath, arrived at Aux Cages
14ta ult. ~
sehr Hope and Polly, from this port, for New.
port, was at Dennis 10th inst. -
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TO LET,
ANCHORS LOST.

1.-TWO Anchor. CSC & L7i. and one Hedge if2
l lbs. made by Holmes of Kingston. ANY per.
,on who will give Indignation OF the same at No
3, Union Whog, shali be yell reearasd
Nor. 20
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21

Letter from The President IF The Handel and Haydn
Society, Nete- York, 10 the Pubii,hsrs---daiea
Neso York, Aug. Of, 1919.
GESJLRMKs--llsving lately sxsmined Col
lsc',on Of Sacred Music, published by you emil
lied (" sorgs Of he Ten he, or Brdgewa,er Col
lection ofSsc'cd Music" / avail my self Of this
means ofsayiag, consider this Collection 40 he :
ing ., far The best haze met with published in
The United Stse-, sud J should be glad 20 hnd j,
generally used in cur Churches, az means oi
fostering an ilnprpges ,Ssse ies shis interesting
part of Christian Worship.
l am, respectfully
You tumble Servsnt,
BENJAMIN AKMIrACE.
From Rer. DR.. M'DowELL, Prssident " The Eiis-
absthioua Society for ths promotion sFSaered
Music.
The subscriber having bceatequested TO ex-
pfcss his opinion Of collection u Sacred Music,
emitted IS Songs Of the Temple, or BsidHe~s,er
Coilecsion," cheefiulIy embraces the oppoe,uni-
lay TO recommend II ~ ~ his orie'on, the best
cohesion OF Sacred Music he has met with, pub
| liahed IN The United Ssstes--and he eouid re-
joice 10 see il generally used N du,' Churches.
JOHN MCDOWELL.
Eli=abeihto,cn, n. j. October, IS, 1890.
From, The FIRST Manager Of Haydn Society. q Phil
adeiphia.
The subscriber having perused and examined
a work pusliseed by West, Richardson x Lord,
0 He'd g Songs of the Temple, or Bridgews,ef
Collection ossaered Music, deems IL his duty, ~
Jus ice 20 the work. 10 state that il meets his en-
tire appreciation and he has no hesitation IN
recommending /. TO ths public, AS being worthy
GEORGE LIMERICK.
| Nov IS,
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NEW, COOKS.
- ,
Jusr REesIvRD ans yoR sAIs AT TRs
Portland Book Store,
No 2, MsacnAnr's Row Middle S r.S,
By JOSEPH JOHNSON,

IEMPLI C.iR.HlNl.
songs Of The Temple, or Br.dgera!er Coiissiion Of
Sacred Muse.
Eighth edition. P'ice $40 per dcz 81 single.
1.-THE public arinion in favour 4 f,rmer eii
L tlons Of his week, has been 50 amply exntess-
ed. by sbe sale they haze me- With, that the
Pfoprietcrr now have il in Il cir power 10 osie
lie prcstnl enlarged and improved ed'ti n.
ihs, hster III m.elves tia; IL cont .ins larger
collection vt sps rcsed Cnurch or Coug reg .,onsl
Music tran car he found in any so.k now exfenl
BESIDES very coDpe;f 1t p.cps;siSr Of sb
tunes in III the variety Of measures tor usus,
| Sunday service, there Is added Selection Of
An,hems and longer =, mn Tune. for particular
occasions. This vii, Gender IL more sui sb!
aud convenient, for the pfsc,oe and tn,rovtmen
Of common school, ana church ehoirs. A con.
siderable proportion of tbs Music has never &c.
fore been Published IN tbs tounir,, aud Wi
there fore We al the eiec, Il original compost
tlons. Tie P,oprie,ors aud Com9lers have o.
mitied 20 pains CT ex,r,iors ia their power to
reuder the work As perfect 10 al, respects poo.
sibie. xx
IN his edition utility ms been eadins objecl;
,hereiore the character y the music, !, is bele,-
ed, VIII be found suited toa,ery sober. sacred
and reiigicus purpose, and sd.pied TO the use OF
puslc worship emopg sil Societies AMI denomi-
nations Of Christians.
Much has been done, and Is doing, BY Socie-
ties, Teachers, and o hers. 10 improve the style
OF -.nging 10 eur churches and congregations !;
bat al The desired Effects Of lhcif. eniesvaFs
mus, &c cQu6red, and Of llt'e bsacfii through
cue .ss eomnuaity q, isrge, without the gener.l
in.so1artioa and ose. uf cogfeci, thasles and de-
yoilonsl music TIA. ,hs coaten,s of ihis book
are OF tbes character, Tie io.lo wing respec sole
Iestsmopses fully grove
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
NeU School Book.
JUST Published,
(BY JOHN PREM riss, KEENE, ". H.
AND FOR sALE AT
ISAAC ADAMS
Bookstore,

s(feIek, SI,5OPeR Do1 AND 10 CENTS sfrGLE)
The HISTORY OF THE L.
NI1ED STATES Or AMERICA; with brief
account of so,ne VI ihe principal EMPIRES AM
STATES of ANCIENT and MODERN TIM f..
10 which addet she Constitution Of The Unit
ed States. ChronoI gica Table &c. For the
use 0! School. and Families
ny Ciiisen IF .Nassashasefts.
CONTENTS.
Chapter !. Frst settlement Of Virginia aud
New Eaga"l.--CAapsef ii. Maine, Sra -Hamp-
shire. Mssssebnsstts. Vermont, Connecticut, ann
Ri ode island.-C bap,sr Ill. Nese-York, Nrw
Jersey, Delaware. Pennsylvania, and Maryland -
Chapter ~. Virginia, Nurth and SOUTH Carolina,
George, Kentucky, Tsnncises, Ohio, louisiana.
Mississippi, Michigan, Indiana aud Illinois
Chapter v Frsnch aud Iaslan Wsr.-Chspter vi
The iievolns.en. Chapter VII. New Constitu-
lion, its administration, Wac with Grent Britain.
yeece
Empires and States Ancient and Modern.--
Assyria aud Syria, Egypt, Persia. Greece, Rome,
arthage Chlns, Tarlary. Gindestan, France,
pam. Germany. Russia, England.
Sovereigns of England France. DC Presidents
and Vice Presidents of.the United States; Chro-
biological Table; Census oil The urltd States !;
Constitution OF the United States.
Extracts from The Prefacs.
To NE il has long appeared singular ,ba., while
sur school. abound with vafieis Of reading books
Toe children and youth there has meyer yet appear
ed a compend;ons history of tbs tlltsd States 1T
I'D for our ooflsnon schools than which SCARCE
know IT a work more nee.ed.
BY the reading OF history like the present. 40
.ncouslt.rabs general knowledge mey be oblsiasd
Ut The story of onrfsthers yet how msay are there
almost entirely ixnoran, Of tho !. tales Of other
ulnss,n as they relate 10 our e@n oounsry. whose
ignorance would he removed by tbs in lroduoten,
i's our more hulahe selninaries, offs correct.
einci account, II the principal events which have
marked the footsteps OF our prosperity, from the
iowly aud dssponjiug vale Of s,ragse and obseo-
riss, TO he already lofty and hfiiant heights Of
wealth. Of hsppiaess. and ci power.
have added a very comprnd,ovs account OF
soms Of the principal empire, OF ancient and modern
ilnes. The Chronological Table csapot fat - al
tract the attention Of youthful minds--she Consti
tuition OF TIL United States ought not only 10 be
studied ip our schools. bn, .hsu,d find place on
every family shelf, with tho bible and the cate
chisL1.
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Jefferson Turnpike.


Nf4N The schooner Ll'CNF IA
.Slasss Of Pswtusst was driven on ledge pear
Malem's Neck, in Cape Elisabeth 10 the lsfe gale,
sftss lying day, she drifted of and is now in
pos'eiIos Of the subseribsr In Cape Elizabeth.
The owner OF owners are requsaed 20 take her
sway EBBN. WEBSTER.
Cape Elisabeth, Maine, Nov. IL, 1870.
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10 tie Conpiiers and Publishers Of the Br.dseWaier
Collection of ealsel dfusic.

10 tie Conpiiers and Publishers Of the Br.dseWaier
C5iltciion Of eagnl aiusic.
CgaTLEags--lhs irus ees II be Handel
sud H.ydn Gle y, having seeB the work enti--
'lee, s. sgngs II IT, Tempe, Dr. Badge water
Collection Of Sacred Musc,' could NOT refrain
from e,Ere sang the satisfaction they dc we'd
rom the. ~ n.nslion Of 10 pages. Far beauty
Of style, ja.ene,s Of sd4ptsion, nd correctaess
Of harmony, il IS equalied by few, if my, aud
exc, lied by none, Of which they have any knowl-
edge.
Much praisc 10 due 70 The compilers Tor their
great research and superior taste and 60 the
publishers for It's handsome execution. The
Trustees hope hat ~ circulation may be ss ex-
tensive IS its meriis an, Gentlemen, With
much fespeci, yo,.s obedrni servant.
NJ. S. PARKER, Secretary.
BY order oflhe B,.rd Of Trustees Of he Han
del md Haydn Society.
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JMARRTED.

MARRIED.,
In Lynn, on Sunday evening. 12th inst. Mr.
rhsmas Swan, to Miss Mary Martin.
1t has been said, I" Birds Of one feather
In stormy iimss ,Cifl aock together"
But nos tbs case is iessd;
See whot ysMng Cupid's art has don,,,
Beheid The MAsrIN and The SWAN
Hare tciih each other nested.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-11-21
DIED.


Al Augusta, Wednesday afternoon, Nth inst.
much iamented GEoRoE Hews vosE, memhes
Of the present Senior Ciass--Bssodoin College He
WAS young man Of grea' pso,niss--highy esteeln-
ID for his taients-foF his amlabencss Of character
--inr his innexbe integrity aad Ter the spotless
purity IF his mind. II is hoped some friend we'll
acquainted withtbe,.Ies eased will furnish US witb
biogra phica not &c in season for our next paper.
In Northy Weymouth, 5th inst Mr.. Jacob Mitchell,
jr. son Of the Hon. Anmi Il. Mitchell, sged 23.
Having, few years siuce when in health, made a
public profession Of religion, his lingering sickness
aud death have manifested TO those about him
that his religion was Of the right kind-such as
supports in sickness. and dsarms the king Of ter
rors Wemsy say emphsticalIy, has end iSas peace
--aad though bright and well founded hopes OF
parents and frieDdys are blighed by he sasly DO
psrsire--yet he in the Judgment Of charity. has
the distinguished felicity Of being called his
and hi. re~ard, without, being obliged TO endul 9
the jnrthsn and heat Of the day
In this town. Mr.. Amos Burnhap, eyed So
Mr. sgy Jackson. &c.
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STATE OF MAINE.

In SENATE, JuNs 7, 1920.
On the Petition aforeisid, Ordered, That the Re
ti,ioners auf- an altered Copy Of their Petition,
with fhi. Order ereon, to be Inferred n the
Newfpapers pubiifhsd 10 Portland, three weeks
fueeeilvs.y. the isi Publication to be hay asys
al leaf, prior to the next ieision OF I'M Lsgisl2
,ure, ,ha, al pefons inssreaed, may then apeess,
and new csufe et any they have why tbs prayer
of laid petition fhoud not be granted.
Gent down for concurrence.
JOHN CHANDLER, President.
Ia lie Houie Of Representatives. luue7, $50
Read aLs concur Cd
BEEJa. AMEs, Seeker
A trne Copy, Attest,
r. nERRlcK, sscy Of The ssire
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District OF Columbia.

County of .4leTandria. to 1olt:
ON the petition of Joseph HcSton. an
~ slnsolyent Debtor, confined in the
gaa of Alexandria county fer debit
Notice is hereby given to tho creditors
0lthe said Juseph Heston. that on the
seventh day of August next. being the
lrst Monday of the month at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Court house Of said county.
Tue cath prescribed by the act of Con
stess of the U. States, entitled can act
ior the relief of Insolyent Debtors with
~ the District of Columbia" will be
administered to the said insolyent. and
a Trustee appointed. unless sufficient
cause to the contrary DO then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
w'ce week for two weeks, before that
way In both the newspapers printed in
Alexandria.
by order of the honorable William
eraneh, Chief Judge of the United
S'ates Circuit Court Of the District OF
Columbia.
ieste,
EDMUND /. LEE. c. G..
July Ct eaw2w
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For Rent,

.l,o,,sssion had on The first Of Novefn6sr,
.'H'r That noted house of entertainment
EA in the town of Alexandria, called the
Enll CITY HOTEL, now occupied by
sIsl Jesse Brown. The premises are SO
IN known, that particular description is
,boughl unnecessary.
Issse Blown, (the present incumbent, }
bsing about to take possession OF Davis's
Hoel, stock and furniture, in Washington.
would dispose OF bis stock and furniture In
Alexandria on moderate terms, and give pos
session of the premises Immediately, it re-
Ou;red The rent of the premises will be
made in proportion to the times.
Apply 10 the subscriber, in Alexandria, or
william s. Moore esq. in Baltimore.
ialy ct thstutf THOMAS IRWIN. 4.
The Winchester Gazette will insert the
above times and send their account to this
Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-07-28
District of Columbia,

Nv, County of .4le9andria, to ant.
| the petition Of Zebedee F. Hall, an
A.. "solyent debtor, confined in the gaol OF
b s county for debt. notice is here
n even to the creditors of the said Zebedee
nav "aii' that on the seventh day of August
sa., being the first Monday OF the month, at
eone s'Ock A. M. at the court house OF said
coO ay, the oath prescribed by the act OF
aet less &c OF the United States, entitled an
the 4. IN. me relief of insolvent debtors within
,eraS ,'riet OF Columbia" will be admins
s 80 to the said insoivent. and trustee ap-
~ b o q unless sufficient cause TO the contra
hi, = : men and there shewn. Ordered tina.
newsn S'lee be inserted twice week in both
Bv,dpdpers tor two weeks before that day.
chief Y ;' oil the honorable William CrancA,
of,bsJ aaoge of The United States circuit court
I district OF Columbia.
es'e, EDM. |. LEE, C. C..