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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

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10y virtue of a deed Of trust, execu,ed bv G.,,os
- Greenhow aud wife daily recorded the ,nb.c,issr
as trustee therein named, and for the
wlil on the frss day OF March neat a. the II mi dooy
OF the Eagle Hotel IN the cay az R,c,,nd nresd ~
sen the property hereinafter mentioned Al uhIic auc
uon 50 mnch ofii for ready mugey as will produce
Tue sum of three thousand eight hundred and tbiiy
three dollars and thirty four cents with ga
thereon from JaJ OF November last and all c. SIS
atenoiag the execution Of this trust; and rhe
", VIC putChasr money TO be paid as follows, vii
The sam of three thousand threr hundred .nd ,hir,
,nLee soals aud tbfty three cents the fist day Of
oc'ohcr newt ensuing: ans the further snm NJ three
Thousand three hundred and thirty three dollar. and
tniriy three cents IN the fret day of October A. H.
IeZI, Win legal interest thereon from day Of No
Venber last TO Sit: TWO TRACTS OF LAND in a. .
county OF HenTico; one containing twenty SIX acres
and twenty poles on the road LEADING fro, tha p,nL
Ih'uplAe 10 The Meadow Bridges aud the other con
tanning seventy twoace more or less IN The vecIan
csvile turnpike and bonnded the deed of 81
rather less than two acres thereof now occupied nv
Baidy, Tree man Of color he bcd by him and h.
he,ts ior .hs term Of bis ,t aud the life Of his WIFE
A'ss the following SLAVES Peer, Agnes Eliza
ana her infant child Louisa Cab rne Eliza ana sgy
ne safe Will commence at eleven O'Clock, A. ~.
Jan "a s3.wtds THOMAS I BouLDIN
n The attention of the pubHc is pqrficuiarly
MOHed 10 the aforementioned trGct Of ~ acres a,
~ combines ddvanfaees rayefy 1oSssts,d ~, ILo;. 30
Snntar ettent. .HO,de1ed on one side BIZ me No.
chaRcSViHe turnpike ro0d, and mt more fhan three
mites distant from the CGTtot The uhoke tract Ioo
n"der good encicSnrej md the spacious yard aDd
garden. on vhich the buildings are sUuatfI. nnder
one ~ plank, neatly painted III has a. soil tk0t for
years punt eVeTg dHfntiOH 10 0HleLOru{e has 6,pIk
Paid ind the resW is nOt0 that 10 0cffs M ieott
4" rare jeGdg amt weTe intended e. be 1m/ into
cWt'Vato" 'oHh prospect Of TeceiDiHg 6arreLs of
corr ram The acre.
me bhHtdi9gs are Gf Of recent structure and CON
sta OF comfortabie dueiRg hosAse 0ne copipTitjug
W"der It's roof n harm grain edryidre honse Inn SfS
De-o dairV, coRstrRctta 0ger an ice honse n sDrJgc
h'tsej alWdrfeT or horse FOR the taJorers; and n
Tfn or srcfte"f tr0fer in tie dTekkine house gard
W Wo,', inc ~ acres possessing does the above
"e"Tf"ed advantages UoRtd ~ itself lcifh fTndcpt
WH"GceWent, dUd The idbOr Of haRds, oHer fqsfug
me PR Of : 5000, its estimated Vatns its gsgai
interest, and al erpenSsS produce n clear a115,1L
Pfoht 81 , 500 Those haViRg business 10 fr1nsaek
~ me ~ ana desirOVS ~ hGUiBg n residence as
Tcar as rs me ADORE deScrbed prOpetfy are respect
J"iy united TO Oi'R IL, b,fgeeH mis- amt the doV or
S+te Hhet4er the faeds N0,O sHbnilked aye reoi or
mine. Feb. T.
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iktci oAIsI.
VHine oi deed 0fTust & for tbe purposes therein
- stated. VII he sold public auction or UeSgrs.
gay me I'm dny 81 Jprt Nert. Al eleven O'clock ON
we PieinHes, those valuable BRICK TENRMENJS on
boIiingb Sok street, being I'VE number conuenc ing
~ tue tenement al the soTuer Of Boilingbronk and
sycamore streets, occupied by Davis 4 Fartat and
sSenong to The lot Of HT. James Kp-x and which are
h"nh'Tsd 10 SAID deed No. 2. 3 j and s. together
WIN BTick LHabsr House. aud other variable ian
PIo'emens on SAID ists Te whole will lie sold or SO
mut thereof As viii be necessary 10 pay the debt aed
ihNtsN mentioned ~ said trust deed This properly
Is valuable and ~ dnciiye aud certainly is worthy the
aisnti u ~ pertons otc ptiai.
ne tenemenis are uu.ci rent Of from six e. twelve
hnhufed collars each ami teIng situated n The most
commercial paii ni HE town, VIII always command
Roou rem aDd heing also fuy insured from loss by
NE w he Richmond Office, Tie purchasers are rendered
Petitcy 'ecufe on that hssd......Sb0ud any person
tesdng ~ distance Wish foF any furhef infnrmatios
respecting this vauahle property, they ma obisu IL
~ wriiing 70 fse At Ibis place.
ihe property will be sold by Nj. William Moore
anctioheef, on credit offhrec SIX and nine months
eq'dl nsiaments, Tor approved. endorsed negotiable
h"its, with reservation d the THE the whole
'hai' m paid, deed viii be AZ any time made on
receiving deed Of tfnst setuTetbs purchase money
me h"'es vii He reluirsd assoon the sale is cosr
and N case ola failure e. deliver them w. o'ootE
" 50 required the Psftt, such part a. IS bought
ny any person iagc q eye such notes will he re sold
al "clsck on The evening - tie s.mc day upon lie
sdnie terms. JOHN ALLISON T,rst,e
Petersburg, Ian. .. 7J..tss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

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THE books and papers belonging to ,b. estate -,
JOHN kELSO, deceased, being placed in my hands
Tor adJ"stneGt ami hual settlement those persos h,
ing CLAIMS aeapsi said estate, requested To bring
men oIwarh crder that arrangements may he nade
Tor lbeir Sscharge-and those indebted are earnestl
their respective accounts which viii he made ou IN
tue end OF ihe year 1920, indi.cTiminaeiy aud II is
h'psd tbai The necessity Of having them closed M 10
.hat oa'e, vii plead as for settlement being
thns sTenuOusly urged. WIN SH,vNoN
ftD l.
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RnrrA,s Au ntc.y wAu

The foliowins letteG of ile Venerable John Adams
wHich has een pat into our hands foI publication
enggiueiS cbaracierisc, and bears weighy testniU
~ ~ favor 0i be wufk to which u relates rbe upin
i'ns expressed ~ Il, respecting tie condition OF The
American cause at several periods % Tie RevOlnopart
war, possess historical interest and importance.
MoHtc$itO, Jim 20 1921.
DEAR SfR-I thank you Tor v ar letters and for The
seC~nd V0Ipme ~ Bona and now ! have read both
volumes. should have finished their rrsgtnp u,uth
sooner had not been intercepted by business and by
lunisp0'Hipn. nuiie wti nitny Ouier gentlemen ~
opninn, that tie translation las gfeai uefit--has rails
ca m"n"mehl 10 your name, and perfoTme ed va;ua
D'e service to your country. II the work should moi
nave rapid sale II HTst vii be- in the LANGUAGE a
p"phster', good stock. and will he in demand as NJ
as the metican Revolution an object OF curiosity
u IS indeed the most classical ana lie
~ s particular ana cifcuustautIaI The tpDst enter
tding ana inisTtst ing narration ufthe American war
tld nave steH. Tue result ~ the VII lie ma, i,e
sumned ~ ~ he words % = ,rigof0ufh 10 Taliafd
we coinutued buHdred L1l . and the Enpttsh
bHHdted ana one" Vel cauno. asfec vita the author
!heh ne fepiesenis The American cause so onsg in
dttseron' aud desperate cfcniastances particularly
tween P"ebec and New TuTk, by i-eant oi the takes
dto iN.Ts' 2Wps appeared 10 one nf tie weaLest
o. Al lhrT plSrs II would have fenpJeI the xbcfe
biltfh army ~ AMERICA with an their allies biack
W"ie And teh TO ts'al'ish poss gyOn Thai ang line
tbd ctd have defended Themselves Tor any length OF
umt ne" en1ffs, and ceniilei PARTIES aud csnyois
W. "o nave breU surrounded, captured W saugbtfrrd
wv 'e'f shd amer al hey c0niG not have cut "A The
ates. WV '''"'e
Accept my hest tbansf for yonr communication, n.
humble sefvsni. anus gu
George AietaneSr OfiS, E,q.
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EOR AL

q VNLOABLe TRACT OF AND, containing one
'nousahu anu twenty acres. lying in The county of
Gloucester atth- junction NJ the Dragon SWAMI WIN
he Piankiank rIver This land has a new two story
muse on H. nearly hrishfd dit is well timbered wiib
uIte OAK ana ar abundance Of tile very best cypress
Up 'h'whing living iear the land, will ride over
" win any one wishing Ia purchase Claims ayans
by rIiou G Ros,yrI1 ''""
Trustee of James and W9rtka Row
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

AViNG qualified as Exscutrix Of NV LATE husband
IL have placed the books AVID papers Of The estate
Ia ne hands of Mr. Pittiam Shannon, who i, dpIy
authorised to settle the same. -
ne TRENDS and customers 10 this establishment. and
Tue FubIic generally, are respectfully informed that
nr same VIII he continued under INV direction and
'na' no exerii~n viii be spared render their accom-
,hodauon equal at least Ia any m the city. Having
'aeN made an addition Ia the house families and nr
public part. REgECCA KEISO peJI Tn.
Feb ~ 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

{ NHAkLES Il ABRAHAM, respectfully informs his
- Hlshus dTd customers, that he has Just trceiyru
ana IS now opening, al his Medicine Store corner Of
ltil ana street, choice collection OF genuine GAN
ntN FLOWER StEnS-tis" fresh supply oi
Dr"sS, Ne'icineS, Dye 3tnfS White Lead Linsee1
"a" ana rants u every description all OF which he
Is disposed l. sell low Tor cash 10 punclua cus,s
eLs. ON liberal ~ dit. Feb SD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

FHiLADrLFHIA, Ian ~ The Selcrec.tesinr Their
nontie bel eing 10 the Chemical laboratory Of the
university, indicated The temperance, on Saturday
hiofHhg, az deg above the ta,ne hour al
The prrcr,in ia. il was 3 deg be!or zerA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

NIoiASr - Hereby evea. that the DikECI TAN
oil Tue United States Tor the years OF 1915 1916,
on Tue following described property. situate In
state, hav! remained unpaid year after the not
neaii"n Of the collector in whose district the said pro
perry lies, thai tue tax had become due aud payable
The same or 80 much thereof, may ke necessary 10
satisJ the tax due thereon with au addiuon OF
per cehl-Nii be sold at pnbc sale, at the EAGLE
HOTEL. ia The City OF Richmond. Oh Hednesdgy tie
2Sfh day Msrc. ie2t, al eleysa O'Clock, A. NJ. and
continue from DAY to lay until sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03
FLY OR BERrIr


The last English Farmers Journal contains letter
Hom sir john Sinclair, wherein that agricviuIist
strongly recommends the following plan for the de =
uucti"r OF the ~ ~ becte, which attacks The turip
crop IA ITS infant state As soon as ia. gIound IS
completely prepared or sowing The seed let quantity
"is'abble straw furze or thing that will burn be
spread Gpcn the surface, aud burnt upon the ground
Ib'ts easily done III dry seasons wher atone the ny i,
I" he Dreaded. IS soon as that completed
the seed shond ne sSTn without moments delay.
The hane and smoke eiibet kill the insects OF compel
hein 10 take shelter IN the soil, where they reiaii.
until The crnp is out of danger. The heat also thus
applied, and the ashes thus Produced are OF use 10 The
crop nor does require such quantity OF conhust
oies as AZ fst sght n,ight he but
tua an adequate giabuy of smoke and dame dest oy
Tie insects sai the surface The Held. u IS
pIohabie thar ton of sry siIbhle straw would he
sHiritht aud, IL !, is saiS, how can iner .nf Z
a'y proportion Of his straw to he .bus employed the
ans"cI IS byipu', tbat by sacrificing ton Of straw
(eVtn II that valuable article we've made use OF he
would ensure, pethaps thiity OF turnip. and al
'h- niaiinie thence to he Obtained any arner of
common sense, IL bo,h were IN his option, ton OF
straw or huiy TONS trTnips, hesitate which 10 IRE.
Ter TIE practice cf baTamr sraw or furze has long
oeen piactised ~ Norfolk Lncoushfe II nI2iutes
theeoi, an" utterly destroys all insects br re-
conlnends from ~ to pounds OF turnip seed TO be
sown on All acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

ranged as lew - iaGrl % degrees below xeio IL.
Ie?tessicn Of tie n,Stcrtt, Indicate, imiens!., OF
COLD. which, from any record OF the weather have
seen, sas never been surpassed 10 this IOWA. Early
the Ii"i n'nx, tue air perfectly SIM keeune
rendered lee noneh,s exposure To II extremely pain
iai .e'is w-t, ,uvoiuHarY caused 10 starr mo the
eyes, ard tie htralh Immediately on being exposed,
Was conyeaird upon the ey.bto~s hair and clolhes,
"Huening them with nos,y particles. From taose
pAts -; the Tiyer, which tom The rapIdit, Of cuifeus
were "ali partially ifOlen sHch snse volumes NapoI
a'se. shai they oceasion-d ck fog 10 hang over the
aslScrct rnts Of The Iowa. TN Market street., an
"tJect coGhnb be dsrefue At greater di.,auce than
ten or twelve fee The columns 1T snlvk- had most
beauuial appearance, as They from the chimney
tops, dsik and MASSIVE. NTH their edges spendely
eudeu bJ The beams "f the risirg We have often
feau acc"rais 81 the spiittng Of The nks of trees
more n"i,hsfly istudes, from the the cold
nut an inttance III u within our notice
nhli Oil tiGa, n"rsing Ia:t this occurred in large
pear tree, which rrached open tn the centre, Win
Loud report, and disclosed longitudinal dssui~ sufei.
eniit wide TO admi The mger After the sun had IRA
dna'ly dspess the vapors thr air appeared tuii
niue II 'atns spirn!a OF gltter;ng frost. From the
cannesso vi the air. the coid Friday morning cid not
So senslD,s affect the feelings, 1t did the day
phau ally called The cold r,iday,' hut as Indicated
oy The tAerinomeier, /, WAS three degrees colder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

cc'.imoJo,e Perry in New Yo,k, and men,
toned had received letter from CAPTAIN
Elliott respecting the engagement Oh Lake
Erie
Commodore Perry replied that captain FL
hot, n.'. hsties lie qaist oA that subject thu I.
he had un,iet,,ood that other letters had been
written by him 10 Ia, hiehds.
The above conversation iictscen comipodc re
Perry ard myself has never DeSa directly or
Indirectly mention.d LS me to Cd plain Elliott,
JOHN HALL.
l Gently iha above is trec copy OF the u.
risinAi nhici' have seem IN the hands Of
captain Elliot.
CT. KENNON
Nospda! Surgeon, GOsport.
To The Pest Ndster, Erie SfsiiOn, Nec York,
f0r Captain Eiis9tt
Captain ElIiotis particular station not being
h"own 81 tb.s time, YOU are requested 10
forward tue rncioSed to linn in sncb man
rer as II viii be sure to reach him, aad you
viii obiISe his friend
NJ. G. Il RUSSELL
II is with the deepest regret That The
.iends OF merit observe huw mucii ,ou have
been 0v%tlO0ked in the late engagement on
Lake Etie. You are bound. in justice to
yourself, 10 lay before yOsr country and The
world your owu share cf the glory OF that
day. You may rest assured. that Perry is
eudeavcurlns 10 rob yen of all have a
correspondent who resides in Newport. aud
who hear. Perry say, IN a private circle,
"hen he waS tepieSeHting the action that
wheu he vent on boar" the Niagara, he
ionnd You pale aud trembling. like an aspin
&c aua all yonr ctbceis, aud that /, "@s
wth difficulty he could get You TO obey his
commands Although | have mol the noaor
al your arqnalntaUcr. {. ei bound. By my at.
tachment 10 wortb and salianttS, L. give you
this Information, trusting 10 your honor as ID
gentle man aud ar officer not 10 betray me !;
; tor my iiiends would hishiy condemn Il step
Of The Kind, aud Penny TOO knows my hand
whiting. Bui feel c1uiidept You vii con
fine iais information TO yout own breast 1, is
only tor your ben. fit that l give il.
IL would afford me much pleasure To know
that you have reca iveh this IN safety, 4, you
wish To acknowledge the receipt. diieci 10
" Miss Mary q. Il. Russell, Petersburg. Viz.
ginia."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

IRON tic FToOidcncf N J JoRrRail
tbs WEhTaEk.
on EFd7y morning, the ighiHsi The p1srcnfy Of che
tle5m,mtier Has as ior as 90 degrees beios Isro..
several thsrmometcfs, cxpossd 10 q norihern aspect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03
NEWS TOR tngLanI.s /

SALEM. Jan. 2t.-the ship Eiiza, oseood. which ar.
fseS al THIS port last week from Legborn braught so
eases OF Leehorn Straw Bsanets, valued at = 80 OOr
consigned 10 a gentleman - Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03
Capt. OIL II PERRY, Sc. A'''
coPie' n ttc Ce,fifcpfc. aga,IcI 10 in fte f,,s-
griBg letter

NoEFpLS FEB@UAhY2. 1915
SIH ~ cnnVrr,aiiOu wttii .Ome OF The OH d.
rrrS 81 the : ship Waslunstsn your name
YdS n'sioned. Is connection with The &C
Shnbtick observed, tb3t captdio PER-. had
pn'hrl, sud. your reputation vas IN his
b~pds aud nat me iea~i yog AId your friend,
ca" say on the subject of that acijou The bel.
ser lor 500.
a, the same tine said vac yorr friend
anh ~ Snon ~ an opportunity picsentpd
w'G'3 mike Known 10 you the as.ertinp
zach is nA~ a0r;munirafeG
" ~. BRECRENRIDGE
70 C.Ttfu JE7sE - ELnorr
I'ctttHy tlat iIe abG.e ~ a frur cc,,, 81
ibr o'l-fefl, viii 80 nave seen in The po,.ss-
sos 81 cayi0m DlFott
Nag, !, 1915.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

wNsIiiNGroy rrs. q, 1873.
Stu Won 'svlus r,ilrd on m iot s5ma
sf'rrns niafe hy captain Perry, rsu oniy
sisie. that some iiDc ~ Inc ycar 1919 SAYS
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7.
tsrsnher ,heei ,-.. Whje tyr,'s lie IN ts, heart
" ska'' sc er '"ts,t tire al l,tii as ,haua,i;
" tear ~ ny soirna thv gi,no, aas 10, showers
fht tJe 'est 81 the world ~ thcu sunniesI houis.
II
Ncft tb"r AZ hat wish Tia g, great, Snriaus, aud
q ii'er % BE- tari5, ans grsi of The sea,
uiShi has ti~- with ou'isr, With happier bt"w
o"'' IA! eon'd oss thee more deeply Ssan nov
III.
- Inv chlirs ~ thet t'Ttafe Inv blood 10 IL runs,
h"t maze ibcr r,a.r painfully desr to Thy suns
Hi Sc hatf lac The snurg ~ the deset, birds nest
hh '"re ~ each iic-iiop bat fr"n, thy breast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-03

WILLIAM ID ~ LON, GDILrckJr
~ tHs isfh district and designated Cot
tecLor JoT me Ssats Of yfgt,da.
COLLECTORS oficr ,ltiehiund,
Japuaiy IT. 1921. sswsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-16

pal per not being satisfied, may think proper
to return il to the editor within three weeks
An allowance of len per cent viii be nsde
when claimed. on all monies received ior'
and RENTED to the editor.
A few of the first volume, e ither in sheets
or well bound, with cupious Index, remain
on hand Tor sale
Notes of the Banks Of North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, generally,
will be received al par.
CT All Communications to be addressed
to JOHN S. SKINNER,
iune 28. 1920 Baltimore.
P.S.-For alleditors in the United States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding notice lew weekty insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer viii be e lad to tran
sact any business they may have in Baiii-
more, or to return their good ollces in any
other way in his power. din
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-16
W. DeVau9n.

HAIR DRESSER & FANCY STORE,
Royal street, Alexandria:
INFORMS the public that he hasjust re-
L ceived an assortment of
Fancy Articles in his Line,
which ne will sell low for cash, such as The
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do. shoe do. razors of all sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder puffs, hair powder.
Pomatum of all kinds, dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise shell pocket combs
Tuck DO. pocket do. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket books
Looking glasses, Hopkins straps
Duff DO. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne water
Lavender do. anniseed paste, rough
Homes for rszors, lead pencils & cases
Watch chains, watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies' thread cases
Segar boxes, segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco, and many other
articles too tedious 10 mention.
N. B. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
lowest terms, and great deduction made for
those that shave by the yeG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-16
District of Column ia, to Wit

District of Columbia, to Wit
County of Alerandr,a, gin
November Term, 1890. Day
IN CHANCERY.
Jacob Baugb, Complainant.
Against
Cyrus w. Murray, Peter Dunbar, and jOdn
Adam, Defendants.
TINE defendant Cyrus W. Murray, mol
Il having entered his appearance and 81
ven security according TO the statute anu
the rules of this Court; and it appearing 10
the satisfaction Of the Court, upon ahda'!
filed, that the said Cyrus w. Murray Is Do'
an inhabtant of the district Of Columbia
On motion it is ordered. that the said Cylus
w. Murray do appear here on or telore Ice
lst day Of the next May term, T. answer lls %.
bill of the plaintiff, and give security III t
performing the DEGREES of the Court; aDI
that theother defendants, Peter Dunbar anu am.
J. Adam, do not pay away convey .orsecie.e
the debts by them owing to, or the es'a'f "a
effects in their hands belonging 10 The ss az,
absent defendant, Cyrus w. Murray Unll'
hefurther order oithis court; and that q CO.
py of this order be for,bw ith published lGf
t1co months successfully in one ot the pun
lie newspapers published in this copn!,
and that anothercopy be posted at The lIo"'
door Of the Court House of SAID county
Test, EDM. ]. LEE, {. t
January 30
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-16
Fishermen Take Notice.

II WISH to rent. for the ensuing season, or
Il for term ofvears that noted f hery call
ed JOHSSON'S SPRING. Its celebrity as
herring landing, together with its contigu-
ity 10 market. renders it well worth the at
tentien OF any person acquainted with the
fishing business For terms, which will be
10 proportion 10 the difficulty of the times,
apply to the subscriber
-, GEO. F. WASHINGTON.
Ann, Hs" near Alexandria, feb 9 fmw
The Sandwich 10,
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Printers have been looking At. and :,
press their unqualified APPRECIATION oi ~ e
Your Press is better made tb,n
have from Ruthven's manufs ctorv que
fact, an excellent machine, as rowa Us
the Columbian. and to be preferred ,a'
lightness and simplicity. 'oi
MIR. A. Ramage. If Decembse.. !.
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Office.

The subscriber having obtained letters Of
administration upon the estate Of his father,
the late Thomson Mason, deceased, re-
quests all persons having claims against
the said estate, to present the same, with
proper vouchers thereof, without delay
and those who are indebted thereto. are re-
CURED 70 make immediate payment to
feb I3--tawlm K. G.. MASON.
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Naval Stores & Whiskey.

lust received by the sch. Stage ,.Nevitt.
- 81 bbls whiskey
10 d. apple brandy
I0hhis whiskey
SO bushels clover seed
And by the sch Benjamin franklin, Foster.
345 5bls tar,
30 do soft turpentine
DO bright varnish
6 do spirits of turpentine
81 bales ofp-ime cotton
loo casks Of rice
Landing on Vowell's wharf and fer sale by
feb I-St F. CORNING
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Fortune 1cith 10th hands juN!

THIS goddess of the rolling wheel. to
Il whom the Elevations of all are avowed.
y Or secretly paid, after beslowing. with Ca
PRECIOUS preference, her favors, now on one:
and now on another, OF the shrines erected
to her worship, in the City of Washington,
has, at last, we are credibly informed, de-
termined 10 honor with her special prefer
ence and permanent residence the TEMPLE
newly dedicated to her service,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Washington City,
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Screw and Ruthyen
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in its present improved state,
with iron beds, sc. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which tsis press IS
held, is perhaps best snewn by Tue demand
for it-nearly Zoo being in use of his make ;
and every exer;ion shall sill be made to
render II a, complete as possible.
ft4rAli other articles in his line, as usual.