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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-05-23
.4ugnSt sale.

At Piqua, in Ohio, on the first Monday in
September next, for the sale of the lands
which have been surveyed in the district of
Piqua being S3 townships and fractional town
ships.
At Broollyillc, in Indiana, on the first Mon
day in October next, for the lands which have
been surveyed in The district of BrookvIle,
being SO townships and fractional townships.
At IctiersonNllc, in Indiana, On the first
Monday in August next, for the lands lately
surveyed the district Of Jcilcrsonville, being
II townships and fractional townships.
At Terre Haute, in Indiana, on the first Mon
day in September next, for the lands which
have been surveyed in the district of Terre
Haute, being 45 townships and fractional town.
ships.
At Edwardsvile, in Illinois, on the first Mon
day i'll October next, for the lands lately sur
veyed in the district of Edwardsville, being SO
townships and fractional townships.
At Arkansas, in the tcrHtory of Arkansas,
on the first Mondays of August and October
next, for the lands surveyed in the district of
Arkansas. being IS townships and fractional
townships, viz
august SAFE.
Townships S, Z, 9, &. 10, s. ofrange 70, W. Of 5th
principal meridian.
S, s, 7, 8,9&l0 do % do
81, 8, and 9 do q do
8, Z, 8, 9, 10, ii, -, IS, & II do 90 do
October sale.
'Tcwnships7 s, 9, 10, II, 10, 1914, so. off, %,
west of 5th principal meridian.
8, 10, IL, IL, Is and IA do "a do
9, 10, IL, u and 10 do 25 do
9, 10, II and 10 do 26 do
9, 10 and II do 81 do
and 10 do % do
9 and 10 do % do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

quests of power by fomen,ing discofd
and stiiie in the camps Of their oppu
nenis aud Winds up by apologising
" Tor the freedom With which the has,
spoken al IKE policy of Virginia. This
man ought hrsi To have apologised for
the Jrcedom with which he ha assumed
Tie name oil "A Virginiau-Io which he has
not The slightest preteusion.
As little, we suspect, las the person
who writes IN this paper.-We have stated
our suspicious of his a.postue--why has
he not reIulr q them ? The National Ad
vncate says the saine.-A writer who adj
dresses To the Editor of The Richmond
Enquirer a long and an able letter IN The
Albany Argus al The 22d inst. brands
him also as AN lmposior. lie exposes all
'hc talsehoods OF e" d NTginian," ciarac-
teIlsmg Inn as man who bctrays
himself by his huneling endeavors at
concealment, and under The mask Of
southern politician thinks 10 conceal as
rank a Clin,oniam pariizau as Col. Peli,
Col. Halnes, az Col. Baptiste Irvine, The
ex editor OF the Columbian himsef."-
Such are the suspic,Oms-such Is The
charge! Now, LEI us bring this question
TO sh"ri issue. Ii The writer III this pa
per he really a Viginisn by birth and by
we pledge our honor not 10 breathe his
name. and publicly to con ess our
mistakes about his character Otherwise,
we Viii continue to sci him dnHn as Il
disgraced Clnt0nian pdl;iZan under The
disguise OF Nlrgiu!an-as one OF those
tuGis, WHICH the ambitious aud intriguing
c!ielialn Whoa he attempts Ia seive, has
been won't 10 employ. =" Did Mr.. CliH
ton (says the Albany wri;er) do this i'll
1912?
or dhi he INTRIGUE with the federal party for aid in lis
nialOWed se,,irr, We're act the Ni!st attempts mako
% tiircr With the electoral coli,; If the sorh AID st
For What purpose, would ask Was Post, his veufl, ntia
irniH dispatched 10 North Carolina Is it veil IS
ahsi t-vt, that the electors state Vermont werv
a>snd b! individuals known To ie lis cnun,eOrs And
A N'Sr NC, were scattered the STATE Of Pcns! l.
NaI eiao rng, by peeuIiar urinsc,cs pro-
c,re electors favorable linn in that Were
altar OF religion polluted the Svtrdcta functions deprayt,
10 preach down Mr.. Madison and elevate MIR. ChnoE!
we cannot forDear making another eX
tract from The same writer.
~ II As Geid by The writer i'll the Enquirer that Mr..
Linton owes his present. elevation the federal parry and
uis ulih,shg assertion grounded the
state Of New York Is decidedly republican. and elect
what candidate it peases II IS Certainly that the
iuhcan party has triumphe avt rsaes since the
70 1rea down THE coaitions which have been made by
tons OF the party with rass scis has tiyi-
uu az not IN consequence {! the unparalleled eNrtions OF
ue slieu supporters OF Mr.. Clinton, the outrageous
presentations regard To the canal, admission O
Illegal voters IN the counties of the Gcn,s,e river they
See.Vud by alan majority Consisting of spurious
iaiure however, decidedly democratic and lie is le
without tile senbance OF power un his of service
snail tNpre-wen he will be consigned tic political
s2dt - which is NntNanpl,d slltIN the II publ
cail ,,.rtN has dgl UteL lI."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

resort 10 those means which Z" the laws of
nature, an1 OF nainre's God" have given
us. Salus popGlI, srprtna les" may
tbcu with Justice be our motto. II is not
ditficul' 10 ioresee thai consolidation at
these states MIC one sovereignty, would
seal The death warrant OF American II
berry. Under such circumstances, how
ever painful might be the alternative be-
tween submission aud resistance, il is
reasonable 10 believe tina, The people of
The " otd dominion" would not Z" lcng de-
bate which OF the two 10 choose" lOreien
and domestic usurpaiion, must be equally
goadlng 10 the feelings OF high minded
people. Animaied by the same spirit
which carried our iorefathsrs triumphant
~ through The MAR oil The re, olulion-aud
which covered our country with iaperish
able glory during the war Of 1912, We
might al least anticipate a favorable Issue
10 The contesi. Ii Is mos; ierveutly 10 be
hoped that 40 civil cOmmoiions will ever
be The result OF these hostile "demonsiIa-
TONS on the part of The friends of CON
soiidaIion. But should this hope prove
10 be giouDdless, (Which God forbid, } il
Is believed that The people Of ms state,
at least, will most cordially unite in the
cause of tie country and Of Mc c0nstitu-
ton: and that The mkoke Amcrican ma.
ton, when reused from ilIeirlopg slumbcr,
10 sense oi The danger which may await
tbrm-wili not be +" lUund wanting"
PuBLlCOLA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
NEM GRDCERY

w 2. HlCOU, having removed To The Main Ztftet.
" doors above the Market Bridge, snd inmedis
heV opposite Messrs < Kyle, respectfully informs
his old customers and the public generally that he 10
receiving a fresh supply 81 GROCERIES selected par-
ucusfy OF the best qualities, which be o,s Tor sale
upon as good terms as they he bought the city
Tor CASH 70 uc Of his old customers rs have been
punctus lie viii pay particular attention to consien.
menis ~ country produce, and will charge no com
mlssi"n 10 those who mas favor bin i'm leif custom.
September ~. 42.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
DKuGS 81 hIEnIrfNrs

'IHE subscribers having purchased the stock OF Me
dicines, &C. belonging 10 the late 6rm Of James
hsfiss CO. intepd 10 continue The said business Ia,
al its branches, wholesale aud retail at the old stand
doors above TIE Beli Tavetn.
The business viii le conducted solely BY j. r. Lomax
under the Erui Of J.. = tomas and so.
LEWIS ". CH6MBERLAYNF
}. g LOnAX.
:. 7. g. &C. in addition 20 Their present stock ara
nav receiving frOm Philadelphia aud Sew YoIk Al,
extensive aud comFiele assortment Of Bygss Mea.
cjHss SPice, Pants Dye StgGs SC. Which tbsy oaes
for sale "a he most reduced ptftes
Nb. Particular attention p~ai ~ potlag ~ prot,ia.
fflra Sfsf % ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
Staples ofthe Rich,uond bforset.

Tobacco 5 S0-Corn S "a So % cents
flour 81 a 81 25-M Meal So Wheat75 cts.
Hemp Sil0 $50 per tOD-Osts 30 a 35 els.
observation-disclosures . a Si3-CCilee ~ a 81
cts: pei lb.-Moasses 81 3S cts. per salloa
Gut Herrngs S! 81 so per bbl.-l;acon, 81
a 10 cents. per h.--kun,, West India 80 d
100 cts.-Whiskev 80 = " CTS, prr gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
Bank OF Virginia. ....Tfil ,,:..,
FARMERS ank.-.......S0S "N'"e"" OH
=. .. BauS ............... Par.
Marine Stock. so.
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Cara 10 IRE Fyis,iay o.


" Car fniprO6etUr. " qua Tecfe doNi fece,ar
pTohh IN publican 20
gNHE Governor and members Of The Executiye Cou..
cil-tbe Judges OF tile different co1fts--,h, ten,ls
ne OF lhe Bar aud all other enlightened persons Who
VIZ, the ci'y OF iichrond, are Invited TO attsaG =,
~ O'CLOCK, A. M ON any SGkHTd0g 1t The
LICECH GRAMMAR SCTIOOL
Opposite TO the City Hai)
10 witness Tue eject OF a new method Classical In
sifHciion, calculated greatly elpedie lie correct
rtadime, wii"g, and speaking ofthe Lafiu Language
as he H'St Stsp towards a liberal education
IL II proposed 10 demonstrate that nv HE method
intended, pupil of ordinary talents MAY within SIX
oh'hs from commencing The Latin grammar advam.
taseOusS TAKE lessons in pitgL ana (fceYo aud no
ohy give satisfactory anaiI sis of every wotd m he
'eN ph oueT other sii more convincing Ioo!s of The
sOiidiiy ana certainty Of Improvement
TERMS OF THE L. 6. SCHOOL.
ENIRAhck, zen dollars aud IS Roii0rS per qparsT--
wh'ch WIZ, Tor all HsD pupils that Learn L0tig lie
raised 10 tfTtg G0EtdTs per quarter on the ,sl a,r
is2' ENGLISH BRAScHES, including History and
"toSi"phy, zen G0hHTS per qnaIer. MssICA % cents
per Iessoh-DKAwIAG, % cents do.
Sept 10 40 .riT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
LfaihfT IVh0legdle and iiefaH

I.fdfhfT = Wh0I6ydle and NefaW
II 1hiE CO.-TanneTs ana Cnrreis-iufotnl
ACo their friends and customers thai ihey Lsv,
tanned al iheir extensive Iannery This ely and fcr
SAFE at iieiT Cuuying Sbcp and Leather store Main
street, upwards OF
90 OO0lb daughter hide Seal SHIFTING Harness Leather
1000 sides rnsset aud uaX'd Upper and Br Ole do
100 WSX'd kipt-ard 7Gto 100 dog Csifsiirs-
Az OF prime qnaityexclDsive OF very iargf quantity
~ the tanning process which enables them su ass 10
heeP mp a large ana general assortment... Country
mechanic @Ad others v ho purchase largely NAY lie
accommodated ai sixty to Ninety DAYS Tor approved
paper, payable at either Of the banks IN this city
EGlhe highest prices given for RAW HlDfS. az the
store or tanyard. SeptelnAef 10 42.w6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
80 ~ ,iIEs-,.as,..,-----

MAHRiEDl-On Tuesday etenjr the 18th ias,. rs tie
Rev Robert b. Scal1 Duet. CHRIS TOPPER u. FLEE
King and queen county TO the very amlbe Nil, MalsT
Ann McKlM only daughter of the ,ie Andrew MKin VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

ICOMMUkICATED.
DIED]-At Hampden Siduey on The 18th
inst. SAMUEL V. READ of Charlotte, aged IL.
This lapemled yOuth had been member of
College about two years. His capacity tor inn
proVement in all the branches OF liberal edu-
cation. his love OF stady, virtuous character,
nObleness OF temper, secured TO him the alice.
ton OF his fellow students, and confidence OF
his instructors. His obedience to the laws was
founded OH principle of duty HIS simplicity
OF character and sacred attachment TO veraci-
~, were unusual. His generosity raised him
above Individual rivalsllip. lie knew how 10
forgive injuries aud 10 receive counsel and
admOuitIon. The duties Of { son were emgra-
we'd on bis heart his affection for his parents
was h!iai, ardent aud cOnstaHta cord of love
that bound him 10 the practice of virtue, and
gave pledge that he would he blessing TO
his numerous afflicted friends, and dn ornament
TO college.
On the lih inst at her residence in King
md Queen county, Mrs. Mary ARR PendetOn,
relIct The late Col Philip Pcndleton.
dROiher Revolutionary PDiriot gone
DIEDl-ID the city OF New York, On Sat-
urday last, PETER LANDAIS, aged 81,
known rs Admiral Landdis.
lie was capialn in one of the ships in the
squadron OF Paul JoBes--sgas IN many engage
mems with the eneniy-a brave man-3nd has
rendered many important services TO this
country ia the wal OF the Revolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

70 The Funeral Sermon Of the deceased john
GRAHAM, Esquire, will be preached, at the
Monumental Church ia this city. by the Right
reverend Bishop Moore, OIL Sunday Morning
next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

MlLLEDGvILLg, Sept H.. i've lave
seen statement of the lands sold al thr
several land offices in Mississippi and
Alabama up To The 30ih Sept. 1910, whicll
she"s The enormous Sum OF ivcise mill
ons az dollars then due 10 2oYsrument Tor
lands purchased IN that sections OF CouG-
Try TO have her citizens SO largely in
debt 10 her, Is scarcely less Misfortune
ais who Owe the money. Du,ing the last
year lands 10 The amount of one huuelrsd
and fifty thousand dollars rcr.lfed, and
the JoJeismeS, exceeded thirty thousand
dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

To Mr. James LGkeHaH, foymGiyOf tue GIN
ofHfciwORd and state Of gireiRia, but nor az
tHhabtoHf 81 soDe pdrf gjfhe OsStcrn country an'
bN0uR 10 me
VOU will b. pleased to take notice, thai whereas
did OF or apOnt The 80. day 81 ......,...., ~.
caHii@nsly become your security for the faithful per
iofmanee oiyon gnatGiansbiptOa Miss Pafssy Norriss
aHd whereas yun nave thought proper absent JOuts,i
ION the state Of Virginia without discbdfging that
sacred ust Consequently Imposed upon YOU znd as b.
has devOlved UPen me your secufy To gudate aud
August her claim YOU viii he picased fubef to take
notice, That f8rewarn yau from paying over % SAID
MISS mofiss IN person, orant person ohtf than myself
we aiorttaid legacy cnmiiitehtO y1nt by virtue
o. your g1ardianshp sforessidas hold her recsiptB
hli, aud fan power of attorney toftceive the same
sept % 11..3t SAMUEL EVERTI
kJIhe Editor offheW. Lo8is Enqffirtr trilf bgsers
ne ADORE fAree times, ant fcTwLT6 KS account 10
Als e1ice for ggyasKf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

500 AcreS Of SOulhwea MonHtain Land,
offered for ssIe..Tbis land lies in tie county oi
AlbenarIe, aud portion Of 1t Is Tobacco taAa OF
hne quality Those disposed TO purchase will apply 10
the Subscrihoi, near Lindssy's Store, Albenane.
September 40. "a 40 MANN PAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

4 AND FOR SALE. -. M tiytge Of a dced citrus
9<sNecmfed by Nath6"ief Pe'hiRs effhe coHnty Of
Duchi1gham, 10 the subscribers, fer ne pnTp6ses
therein mentioned, UiH be sOid al u6He auction Tor
cgsh oHhe 3Otf Of Cctober next 50 n,rcb Of tract
Of tand tying an the counties of HcHygc0 anT (oars
IaHd, containing thres h0ndyed fhrfptaro mn Er{T
acres as "iH be sufficient 10 safisfg me ciqim Un1
az cost, md charges tie said i0Nd tgine or TVckq.
house on me premises
GEohGE PERKINS & RIO II. .UNuERs.
Sept ~. 12..HlNs 1rnste.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

such events as have taken place IN Spsir,
nd Naples. and Sell, do moi imm date
Y N mace the tranqu fifty al Tie Con-
rDent, that they are therefore "a be view
ed win Indifference. 4 v Use aud enlarged
prlicy calculates the iutu in tie presrni,
aud The future must be fearful. when HE
present Teens with principles of anarchy
and revolution
The Morning Chronicle sietes that the
Austrian Government had applied To
Ens!dnd Tor pecuniary aid, 10 enable
them to III out ard expedite an army
against Naples. The same paper renarks
that The story OF the counter revolution
IN Spain had turned our in be rreiched
de!usion, and gives the following extract
OF an article from Bay onne III coniirEa
tioG.
II has been cndeavoured to circulate
report OF a counter revolutionary move
meDi III Gallicia. The source whence
tins rumour originated is not only saf-
hciemt to deprive i, of sll credit, but We
are besides positively informed here. that
iliis great movement is noiAiug more
than some futile attempts Of IA few agiia-
tors, without an object aud without
means"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
W4NTED IN JfiTS 0FFJcE

WANTED IN THIS OFFICE.
4 CLERK who write9 a good baud....None need
apply buta single man who produce Satisfactory
recommendations Tor integrity, sohTiety AVID great
ateniien to business. Leuers (pOst PAID addressed
to The Editors. SEPT. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
tract from The same wrirrr
BETTER NEWS FR0M SPAIN.

40 HfirS De good nt'CS.
The Norfolk Herald Furnishes Gibraltar ac>
counts 60 the 18th aud Aiadrid To Tue Sd Au-
gHsi.-fhey are silent as to both ,hoSe mat
tiers which had so much seized upon the pubs
lie attention in This country, viz. The counters
revolution in S,aiH aud the Russian Memo
rlal.-lhtre is nothing said OF the insuiTec-
ton no excitement is manifested by any
act OF Tie COrtes or the k'pg nor - mere
any symptom of tie eX.tguLe OF dlSabection
except The account from the minister OF the
interior " OF the apprehension oil nuhhef oil
alSaitected individuals, (l2 in all, lie leader
Included )who had assembled in arms nnder
a Canon OF the name of l5arrios, in the hSjSh'
hoihood OF ATdagO, Ouez. Santiago, ST. JaSo,
81. James in GalIicia' Does not this silence
hespeak that the msnrreciion has not SpI eSd
but rather subsidized Nor is any mention
made Of the Memorial OF Russia. We have
ahXioGsIy searched the Diary OF the proceed
In.s OF the COrtes--but IL as vet furnishes
no information on The snhject.-ihe Minister
OF Tie interior communicates " au official dc'
comet OF Tie late occnrTencesi in the kmg dom
OF NdPieS'-' which the Cofies declare they
had heard with particular satisfaction ;" but
not word occurs about tile Russau Memo
rial. The lights III which ii was viewed, or The
feelings which II had produced. We think.
this silence ausurs favorably If this asion-
iShins Paper had made the same impression
III Madrid. had excited the same concern as
was anticipated; If it was expected 10 lead
10 any active opposition 10 the Spanish Rev
0lntion, 10 any Crusade against the cAuse of
Liberty we think we should have seen some
symptoms of this excitement al Madrid-in
the communications of ministers or in the
acts OF the Cortes But as late IA the Sd OF
August, silence is thrown over paper, which
was written three mouths before.
~ The Board of Health report no new
cases OF fever III Charleston for the Two
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29
FALL l5ASniONS

NIL frtoIlhtpNS.
M 10. WHITE, IA the 1Uaite frame house @ doe,c
~ Oe1ow t"e Belk TaCsrR) now receiving nv he
sioop virginia from New York her fall supply Of fash.
isas IN the millinery LINE: consisting OF sraSy
bonneis, straw Paid aud Straw Bands Ribbons Art,ii
cial WTeaihs and Doll Babies.
She also has ON hand, Siik aud Satin Ronnets latest
fassions-Ladc:' Hair curls aud Frizeies.
fsl'" on, wall Fio"sr. Lilac, amber, Abyss.nan
Napes ans Windsor Soaps.
ko" 'and's hscassar on, oil OF Roses Odo,ifcrous
honey "ater-Essences OF Jasmine Rose and musk
Double distilled Lavender and Cologne Waters
6CGUSTRY MERcHANTs are pareicularIy fgifes
20 cdH and examine k6e gRGdfy of IRE eoods-y il is
eT"'"9a'on 10 sea as toao as person I. f.s
Az-nLnSL. sept 20 A2..U3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

~ The Board of Health report no new
cases OF fever III Charleston for the Two
preceding days.-In Savannah, ii conti-
nued alaralingIy destructive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

From ne ". y. AInertCdn.
BY the Hercules we have received Lon
don papers To the lOih Of August The
preparations tor ilIe Trial OF The Queen
are nearly completed she had taken
Grafton House as residence during the
investigation. A letter, supposed TO b
ia relation TO this subject, had been adj
dressed by her TO The King, and circum-
stances had led to The belief that ne
gOcalion might terminate the question,
without The interference of Parliament.
The Courier contains the follow Ing
remarks or the Circular OF the Emperor
Alexander:
We Law before our readers 10 day, AN
important State Paper, addressed by lie
Russian government, to The Ministers of
tie Allied Powers, concerning the recent
events in Spain. II is to the four Courts
of Vienna, London, Berlin and Paris, that
the reasOnings contained ~ this Memorial
may be considered as more especially
communicated, though we believe il has
mol been cOHiiued TO those Courts ex
cluslveIy. What coincidence OF views
may exist between the five Allied Powers
upon the points which are urged in this
Paper, we profess nor 10 know. II is pro-
bable an exact conformity OF opinion does
not prevail will respect TO one Of tire
principles here laid down bui we are
satisfied tIere can be no doubt, as TO the
'acicd duty which tie High Allied pow
rs imposed upon themselves, wheu they
ooh lie rcpose aud Welfare OF Europe
urder their august protection, moi 10 sui
rr The practical ssccndancy Of abstract
refclaii. nary theories. II 10 not because
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-09-29

/ BEG leave to inform Tue inliabtants OF RTrLT1nd
and its vicinity, that have taken The hone Ia,siv
ecGupied ny AIs. BRooMR, and mean 10 open = SthoI
10 nrslh oa Tue mrs. Monday IN octener.. Palrnts
disposed to entrust their children TO INV care ,,5
certainty calculate en- their receiving my most ent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
For Freight,

~S41I The brig HIRAM, Benz. James,
SS&& master. bHthen l46 tons Or 1900 bis.
She il, agood vessel and in complete order
for any voyage.
Also, for Freight,
tn The brig ARGUS, Perry Bowes,
& master. burthen aboHi 1900 bbls.-
She is first rate vessel, and in perfect or
der for along voyage. AppIyto
JOHN II. LADD& Co.
Who have just received for sale by said yes-
sells and schr. John Howard, from Newbu-
ryport-
40 hhds N. E. rum
Is hhds molasses
40 bags green coffee
hhds Jamaica rum
35 bbls. tanners oil
25 boxes fish
% bundles hay
450 bushels potatoes
800 lunches onions
80 tons plaster
6 cases shoes
april l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14
For Sale.

A TRACT of and, z miles from Alexan-
IA dria, near the road to Occoquan, con-
Raining geo acres more or less, adjoining
|'he land of MessTs. Mason, Cash, Ward.
fnd the Ravensworlh tract. There is on It
Pan elegant .cite fora building, commanding
Pa extensive view of Fort Washington,
hcunt Vernon and the Pomtoac, with a ne
fer falling spring OF excellent water near the
flte, and it is very well watered throughout,
There is in wood land about 80 aires, aud
nearly the whole of the balance under en-
Closure part of it is in clover. 1t is deem
to give further description, as
PITS presumed any one wishing to purchase
|wllI hrstyiew The premises. For particulars
Enquire of Mr.. Jilson Dove, Alexandria, or
|the subscriber a, Rose Hill.
VIM. JAVINS. +
April IA fluff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-14

h. The seth Of July the mis- sionaries
(.snt out by the Church Missionary
|Soriety, to be employed on that Island
ok their departure from Sydney for
eIe Gay Of Islands. on board the brig
Zen Gates, Of Boston; one of them, the
|Rsy. John Butler, having been preyi-
|pusly appointed by governor M'Qua.
10 to act as a justice of the Peace aud
Magistrate in the Island of New Zea-
Psnd. We should suppose lhatthe KEY.
|sIr. Marsden, principal Chaplain of
New South Wales, who accompanies
Ehe missionaries to the island. proceeds
III the trip for the purpose Of examin-
Ees into the state of the settlement, and
bsscertaining the means hest calculated
Far iusuring its prosperity.