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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-19
Flour, Leather,
Iron, &c.
SAMUEL ALLEN. Jr.
Sup. Baltimore

HIS FOR Sale,
Sup. Baltimore ALSO
Flour, warranted, Best Cognac Brandy,
Id. cd. Sd. 10d. and ST. Croix Rum.
cod. Cut Nails, NE. do.
H Nail-Rods, Old Jamaica Spirits,
Russia & Swedes Iron, Wines,
Sole Leather, Loaf e. Brown Sugar,
Max'd Meats do. Teas, Spices,
Blaek-grain'd Go. Coarse Salt,
Cali Skins & hloroc- Coarse-Fine do
co, Table do. &c. &c.
Persons wishing for any Of the above
articles, will find many of them charged at
Boston prices, with the addition of transporta-
ton.
Cash or Merchandise paid for TAN
NER's STocK ofeyery description.
Forester, Sept. 5, 1921.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-19

The Mobile Gazette states, thai only
one death occurred in Mohrie in all me
month Of July, and that caused BY istox-
icatioR.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-19

Worcester, ss-
Probate-OfIice, August %, 1921.
To tie Heirs Of DAVID WEBSTER, late df
Upton, IN said County, deceased, and 10
oil Others concerned en- the Estate of
sad deceased, GREETINc.
VOU are hereby cited to APP
III pear Gfyou see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in October next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration Of
said deceased's Estate should not be allowed
and you win be heard thereon.
NATIIL. PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-09-19

M RS. ELIZA A. BLAKE
1vM wishes to employ an expert and healthy
WOMAN to cook and do house-work. Good
encouragement will be given, and good recon-
mendations required.
Worcester, .4ug. 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
Extract of letter from washington. Dec. Al.

n, =,
sr discussion vine has agiIdted us
so much, will be revived, il i, probable,
during the ensuing week, on The Rrsnlu,
lion which has passed the Senate, or SOM
analogous proposition, for a modified adj
mission ct Missouri into The Union. As
II Is not probable that "a proposition of
this kind can be carried Without The con
currence OF some of The friends to a
naked admission, the chances OF success
OF such proposition, will depend entire
ly on the form OF it. The form in which
II will In all likelihood be first pressed
importing condemnation Of the comtro,
verted clause of The Missouri constitution
or requiring It's encouragement by a future
convention oil the territory, Will obIain,
II is 10 be- hoped, not single vote from
any slave holding state"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
NOTICE.
NUII(E

( TIE es'A'e'"i iioh4s 6LtCKwEIL dec baving
bsrn commiIted M, hands IS SCI non, "a re
Guy "i Richmond. f"r administration sba.ise!ttc ,re
n's"rst bidder, at lie ts dwelling h"us. OF the os.
'e"se" Ia ihr Guy "I h'cbmond. (nrdf Ba IN BTancb)
o" me l5fh instant " tait not is ~ ait da, aiI
Tue hOQSthOLD ~ KITCHEN FUNAIiURE lyionr
ing 10 sad estatr-atso vuc Gig a ira auc Horses
nnd several NEGROES. hc bousr ia he ttuIrd ana
sese'dl negroes hired out r tue baIaHce OF tht ear
on AL sums above 2s-fOi tha sn:n and ma, cs'ts
WIN he required ouhis With approved securiy mus
pe gwen pTeVinus I" The delivery Il .he eoods bond
anu security will also he required FOR The rem OF lie
mouse add aiIe oi nesr'es able al Chnsiras u.xt
wRfN SfJe's H.
~ u Al person; having Ilaiass aesinsi M aid
estate are particularly Teqa TO inak, mem Ar t
previous TO he day ot safe that provision NAV be
ue 10Y lhe pdyheh' 'btIroi ard ali PERSONS in0ehl.
I'd are hereby nou ed ,hai su,ts viii be In.i,s,,sa
against them 20 March cont, Hness tAc come fof,atd
Az" give Satisfactory sec my 'oT the yay mem thin
six u'Diths) Oi The bdeuces due.
Jan. ?. o. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
tltOrl tHE JUUNNAb'
OF DELEGATES.

OF DELEGATES.
Friday Drc. 20 - A communication from the
Scndte stated, ilat they had passed tile bill
d" concerning the 9th 10Th, and It'll judicial
circuits"
Ndliom' bills and resolutions were received
iion COMMITTEES, aud laid upon the table.
MIR. Sierfard Submitted the following PIE
amble ard resolution " whereas IL IL repre-
Srnied To the present General Assembly nf
The Stale OF Virginia, HAT the time allowed by
tie acts at Congress fo ,hs officers and sol
diers OF The state OF Virginia on continental
establishments. - eutei their wasramts foI land
b0uUiirs in tue STATE OF Ohio between the
Lnile Miami aud Sciota rivers, will expire
ON tie dih day Of JAunsfy next, audihat from
irc date OF tie last Indian treaties extn.
gnl'hIng the Indian tale To a Part of those
lands, has allowed 10 those cutiiled too shori
time 10 complete flirir legations BE ii
therefore Resoired, that tlie Senators represent
va ibss state I'D The Congress Of the T.. States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

Land TOR sac. near ihe Mcadom Bridges,
II virtue OF deed Of trdst. fI,In 5oln M, "a,
Jones, assignee uf Daniel Ellis viii be sold In be
h'eDest Dinu'r Tor Ts"dl money, the premises Of,
r''"" 3ne "a "4g 81 FebfnGrg. il fair ohrtiset me
~ iNf uay thereafter, III H.uayer count. 80 actcs
q" LIND, on which MRS. Ellis ives on so n,reIr
'He'e"i as may be sufficient raisr The .un Of o,,
'no"shhS GO'laTs, with the interest thereon aud lie
Chai ees atte"sihg The tNecatI. uI he rust
The Land ileS u ar the Meadow Is .itpes an rbick,
hobhy swamp between the iGuds q Robert if, and
Edihnnd CiesshaW l. is esteemed yaiuahJ. l.,' a =
sha'' oHiy convey my rishl 'rn.t,e
-, WILLIAM u WREN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

- 'hah I'D IRON thrs ubscrtu q, tatf DO Ciusi,tn.J
- c"nny, on The llth nov last. bright hay N RE
ano"' iret 10 81 ~ inches h.sh. miae ~ ten ,,ars
"'o' anu c0"sPicuousiy marked. e. wit star ~ A.
l"i 'hr"o, large tunt about the mddlc as her bach
@'casi1he1 - itr saddie, iIite suesk ,Xitua,ng
IF"n NE SAID kunl towards the tail; W her bind
het "hits, and whlte spot UHdtr The Ieh shuridr4
oade-sbe was ntRiy shed all PAGES aud csait,,
very ven WHICH are her usual gates. ifadrd Tor bef
WIN MI Patrick kcndfick OF iazrweii. Nhp inform.
ca re ihM he Traded Tor her in Cumberland tnnnty 49,
WI give = reward OF hye dollars and fea.onahis
expenses Ia any person wbO viii deliver said mare -
me, OF NJ Sahpei Cary, in RcbGsOud..... aHy inlIr
pa'I"n viii be thankfully tscsieed.
Jan. - a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

jaws BAfrot, late .s'sssA. Al Arms q I
Sentte OF Nir.in'a, j AZ 9Th wear OF his
age, with AN ungaraliy res .r,e and r sis-
n van, psp,,e" ny .r euscicusness OF
world again. his a'-S,t.i POI ~ Hrstpn and
slept ~ peace. :. hat tle dcct sgd ,,a- = l. l.
rot his deeds IN oiir Rev eh'il ,stv stfurrie
teli--that he was Si,d horoTdbit .,.d sdfr-
tionate, and OF an infirx Die itut@rtIN ,f vl,f
knew hi'i' bear testimony Nor0h BtgeOR.
oc,yu<e,, eofsrSis ssa.
Departed this life. tg.psper coVrtborss. On fs
81 inst srs GiLLf sthlLNS. ,rlct OF he rte Z -i,
Edward Stevens IN The 18th year of tr age.
la the death Of this an,enied lad, less s-nersi,
for her yrh,s than esn,ale Tor bet ard ltsstth-
dant virtues, cirty bias Suffered irtesarsLie oss
In the dniies of domestic life MS Stevens was wits
fa;,h siIeciouate wife fender paient an indui
gent mistress, hospable neiehbor an rnal,e1. ,,,y
Isend II was her rare felicity, infongs long .utn.r-
fl life, to conciiig,e the resp the esteem the se
ard largely endowed with gus OF fortune so eiac-
ous!y hid she wear Il bonvfs that che ,Aciied no
envy and never bad IN enemy. jest, humane auc
merciini mid. simple, nnasentatio nns sincere
she held the peaceful rgor OH way. wiLoatGise
and free ifosi fertoach
Although scveey afflicted IN her latter days net ony
by the pressure OF disease bat also by the death IL
ory SON. and in"Terecen,iy the lrss her venv,a
Bile and beloved partner, she suffered niuinur ts
.s ape h.f UPS hIIi aud sisadias' reliance Ia tlc
truths OF reveatien perfect ressnaiion 10 the ets
pensati"ns or froNidebce as they bad di.,iruishtd
he through all the 'ieisHudes Of her life new sns.
tanned her IN this lis inal etiod of thai and
hst; hhi however snpporteH by The consaisIIngs Of
religion, Is 10 he feared that the loss 81 all she held
most dear, made deco and fatal though silent I'M,
pressina, on her tender and sensitive heart. and co
operated With the favagSs OF disease in shnrrnis
JNuTns, TO The tomb al least such opinion oriat.
ccuntenance from The fact, that General and Mrs
Stevens were horn IN The year, aei hay ing lived
together ia niairirony more than hal ceh,u,y th.y
deaited tbis life IN The year, aid within fe,,
months OF each other.
2he sGDle bier. tie finerai krcH
The dttend0nt train Of tret 1inr friends
NgcEuHCkpfy fldfrcS
That yeUeaS 10 the grave dcscengs.
FAlIh 20 her death couch Jondiy priest
1nd strong, triumphant HoPE aaS srcr
-9hd CRAFTY. eUenfhea contest,
Her 0imoner Of many gear
Her FEELING heart Ter 6oanteons hand
Ueii ,aog pc hgoWrn ye J,t.HdissS tovr
That heart is SIN. thGt hind is coli
loHr be.eiactTeSs is aaIe.
Yes IL, your fears ia anguish Rom
Buf noe one fear 10 her De giDen
SSGfch'd as she is. from acoridig noe,
Re"sn'd 10 rest ,gith STUNTS iR Hea5en.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
Iianoper land [cI lNnIe

virtue "t deed OF unst L. The snhsc,i
~ DER by VIM Pfldhy aG The county OF Hanover Tor
lne beheht James IA Abbott, bea;iBg date
Gay o' November 1870, and "a record ~ Inc rJ.ttj.
~ We C""nb "i tshoyeT hali, TIE 2lth 81
th's month, (J0aW0ry at Hanover Cnurilot,e ryn
ctrH Ynbht1f TO sell u the highest oder for c.sn tie
conveyed ~ a'otrsatd containing by esiinaliup
eo"itI"se, Tor TIE parpt Sc -, cinsint c said ,ust
Jan >. p, ,'Ts,e'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
JfR ROB sHT NEN non

JfR ROBE HT hENNON.
etlt- axe nA.ice, thai The ursi Saturday IN re
- bt"df}. between the hours Of O'CLOCK m he
forenoon ana tour O'clock the art 7, CON stall
p'"leed TO ake the 2idai, ut sunGr, persons at NV
h"ase IN the county ~ G0ocblsnd stare OF
u pe tead as evidence IN suii depending and
tsfl'lt6 III the Superior Court Of Cbanceit for he
NJ hin"nH d!suiti wherein anr ,daiulin and Non
defendant at which time and place ,ou uay attend II
you MINK piofs'. SAMUEL CuckE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
RELIGIOUs TOLERArION.

The Massachusetts Convection, now in ses-
sion, amending the state Constitution, have
exhibited very different phrases in touching
dltfe' ent clause, In the Fl. 4 II. th- members
are TO BE- graduated according to the numbers
IN the townships. But the erroneous priuci-
pie III the old constitution is retained, of APP
poriion;ng The members Mt the Senate, among
the townships not by C. population, but by
property Or taxable revenue
HE religious clauses, however, were Of more
account, aud have led 10 a more serious de-
Daie.... Tue friends o. liberal principles
have succeeded after iard struggle in silk
ipg out the test Oaih-thai is, the declaration
OF the Governor, Councillors members of the
Legislature, sc. ttat they beiiere inthe Chris
tan religion and hare Il firm percussion Of it's
truth is omitted aud an oath of fdeiity to the
Commonwealth is substituted. for the aiteta~
ton. 2f2, against IL I76. On another ptopo-
siiioD, however, the friends of tIlerAtiOu have
as yet tailed The OLD constitution imposed
ii as a duty on every man TO pay taxes for the
support OF some christian religions teacher ~
oiher.-Afttr a vehement struggle the at
tempt 10 strike this out had failed. 22I TO I6I -
thou.h other attempts we're making, and the
discussion WAS not yet closed.
IL is at thi, time that we Law the following
before our readers. II il a part OF a ling
speech, delivered on Saturday tue 18th nlt. Ia
the House IT Delegates Of Virginia, on the
nomination of Governor. For reasons which
we have stated we have deemed il unfit TO
spread the whole debate before the people
bnt we were struck al the isOment Of the de.
livery with the following passage OF tile
speech and ~ il was easy 10 detach the Ell
fusion from the balance of the debite, we
asked Gen. y fora copy Of il which lie was
polite euon sh to furnish aud which is now laid
before our readers
FRAGMENT or
GEN BbACKBURN'S SPEECH.
MIR. SPEAKRR-1here is yet one other
objection to C0t Thomas WaMn Randoiph.
Ichich / might not hare noticed, had IL not
been introduced bg the honorable genfiem1,
from the city Mr. Stevenson anil lad 1
not kHoDn 1t to luce been impressed into this
mgraci0"S service, and much relied on Lg tie
opi, eiiou. THE religious opinions of tie
tate GoverHOr are dssaiicd, ani has comma
nicatj0H to Me Legislature appealed TO, to
pTOrC them hetcTOdOr
From hiS cbarec, Sir, Gentlemen Shrink
ho,ceUer they m0y calculate on ITS cGe0 a.
/ HepHJticmupd GraatH. foy argamsat sqke 10
| be true yet IA tie language oCo goat uan
eUer hope goOd authority III Virginia. :" il
| neither p,cks my pocket, nor brsakS any
| teg : J;T I consider any pohHcrt ,iaiifs N
M mise connected witi mg religions opinions
Ihare, ggr. Speaker, Cat icast once aqd )som,
aHonledgc an taking Attitudes, cuicnifisa
distances, cchpscs, Nc. from assumed P,1ni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

Commute 10 Tie jail OF Frederick g.. Vi
{ bN re iNh Oct as = rHHaardB. n Reero n9a. f,Ro
c0tts bj0Seif BdRhJ, SNyt lie trlorer 70 ~ H.
Cfepss ~ HHsoH ca. 1fRR.) - 8art ~ ab0Wf ~ ir0rs
o. dge, Jeet o. WciS urn GHyk crHttFfiap Int
On "hfH committed, q Nsa tine COftrP tao( t,sf
@"d PdH'ato'Hs o. me sane me cttHer Is dfti ri
10 come '1r"Hrd. pr0Ve PrdperfY. pas rtoAers aft
fake AnJfr4y, ofherVisc ne iil he denI r. lk n m
taw directs Cd3NEEy MUIR Jui,cr ~ a.
Jan 7"g g,r
ikGiNl a....tt Epit- huiu,a lli ihc Coz once
OF ihc SnptiOt Cuatt of Chancsiy saf he 4 n
hcnN hisitict. tic 9TH DAY o. Bertu her, ego
the Mutual Assurance Society aga us Hfs 81 hni'5.
iNGs on thr StaieOi Ntrina..........,..p tainffTs
NS4ivsT
Polly Be- alias Polly Raoiar. Arehitai R,n ems
tery BIS wiir late Betsy Ste, asjas Fowler Motf,cai
Mars, Wni. Rec alias Bnwicf ans siairf err sli.,
Drw cf-ss.ss..., ...s....s....- %. ftjrHGrafg
The Gefelcani MuTdtCa aafx not basire suittco tis
aPrearaDre ana given stcuriy according 10 ;e act 81
Assembly ana ibo rnies His cort and ~ apgrsf,er
by s9iitacOrF eeidtfce tbai be is not All inaai4tt 4
Ibis cohAip. i7 Orderea, Thai tie said ae'rnasnt
% apyesf here 90 th ssei day 81 tbe nsti tern and
ansWtf the BIZ % tie plalniiIs snd iat p topy N
ihls order bc f,ithaUh inserted IN a,ns ncaspsprr
pnhlisbed ig tie city oi Richmond fsr iUo fnet,hs
5Dcoesiveiy aud posted az e Il, i DIOR of lhe cagt
. 90 Tue said cay. CorN. Ifslt
Jan. Q. 5g',s,e
gzrdggrtf5 Ifs fr,.. tr ...f. o.. sfff,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

VIE subscriber Viii transact COMMISSION 81.
Z siNtss in the house lately occupie. b, Joh,, 8
" ~ Hli'"'' M. J NORRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
NfIIVllH.

TfDlitf.
4 adourutd General Meeting of the members Of
I've hbluI Assurance Society against Grson hnild-
ngs 81 the Sat~ % VII ainiawri h. held AZ lie Casi
va ihe cay ~ Richmond, on ne 22d J01N6rg, 1924.
JAhEs RAWLINGS, T. sg,h, NJ 81.
'"'. e 72..tfH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

government, ssi rul,l be acipatrd bv The
Iomgings OF the Ssh. when The transiror,
character OF its administrators is consid
cred. is truly wonderful. Asihe consii-
tuiion has no corporal appeties. no so
luton OF their appraran &c can b. discern.
ed when l, Is internally construed. II
we travel out of II M search OF The motives
which dictated certain constructions, We
cannot overlook those which dictated tie
English construction, put upon the 20
liiical connnxion between England and
lrelaud. Should a disposition a. graft
ly the avarice or ambition of particular
states. districts, combinations, or individ
uals, have IN our case, as IN that, dictated
constructions OF the same tendency. il Is
IA right Tor H. TO dcfea, them, az il would
have been Tor lr, land, had SHE beer able.
10 defeat the English constructions. Ii
pride only. aud 40 disposition 10 CRAFTY
pers anal ambition or avarice, has dicia-
ted our constfuc,ions,tlies SAME mischieis
Will ultimately eusne from this di,inte.
rested motive, "a ii the same cousiruc-
tons had been suggested by mercenary
designs. To his latter motive am dis
posed chiefly 10 attribute our erroneous
cnnstru lions ofihe constitution, because
bodies OF men are far more suprrciIious
and ostruiaiious than individuals aud
when we see how kindly individuals re-
ccive the empty EuropHan distinctions
of =" Excellency and Honorable" il would
be fully To Imagine, HAT The federal gov
crnmen, would mol as kindly accept OF
Sovereign, National, Genera! aud SUI
prcme" transpianied from the same soil,
when il is considered, that those titles
are fraushi both with money and power
II however the Intention OF ihe comsu-
taii0nis gathered from its inierna! evil
dencr, a rejection Of all lbtse liiuIar aux
lliarirs for augaIeniing federal powers,
becomes necessary from the very clause
supposed TO plaDi them in il; because
had the federal government been either
sovereign, rational, general or sn-
prone, lis own innaie power would have
sufilced, Tor securing the freedom OF
CnuSrrss, and for obtaining sites Tor
Inr,s .ar,enals, magazines aud dOckyards."
as being all more clearly national obiects
Than lottery; aud therefore tie deIrga
ton OF a power 10 effect these federal OBJ
jecis, is a rejection Of construction
which Ouid have acicd them without
The delegation
STATE RIGHTS
t5> The FIVE fist numbers were Written far
the sake of this. the last. disagree with the
N. paper which supposes u woud be wrong
10 consider this question, pendente lite, he.
cause constitutional questions are very dill
terent from private cases. Unless the former
are considered bct0re they are decided they
need not bp considered at al, since the supreme
court will adhere to the decisions once made s:
therefore IL uusi TO receive every light which
can he thrown upon constitutional question,
he fore ii il determined.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

YESTERDAY. in tie IA of u The resolution
submitted on Saturday by ~. Crump of C. Cto
authorize Tie Treasurer to represent ne stack opn>
Ell by me fUo state corporations } mas Withdrdcn
dtfhe instance ~ ttft gentleman and ~ ordtr tn
gire grcder f0rmaiug 10 tie mrasure, obtained
ieare 10 bring in biH on tie subject
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

t~j-pbe intelligence from Cbarleston scarce
~ ifnyes doubt hat tha FLORIDA Treaty ia
ratified 10y the CuFtes. The reader will per-
ceiVe Ihat 10 Coasiess Mr johnson OF u. is
attempting so defeat IT,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

cJ'Vc invite Ne readers acution % tie Inst ~ og
SIhlE RIGHTS" in this Gtys paper, We arc Iai,ii4
70, Il i detsnot rlchly compensate lil. attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
fcoMNrNic4rED.1

Hpoiirr Spirit NJ as conc
On The 2Gth inst. 4 tn tc idt0rc az Mr. !
Cary, Ia tie Iowa cf Hampton. tici Mairr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02
GREAi BARGAINS

HdfdWare, Gallery and !ronmonge,v
NEoRGh WATT, al his store on Mann str.s, neatly
~ opposite the Rel Tavern, bas large general and
well secc ed assortment &c the aove mentioned ann
Giles OF superior quay; aud IN adCiionSbarpes Tow er
Proof Fowiing Pieces; consignment OF ARGIuss usty
celebrated planes wmgiTaue X bux LsokEg Siassrs.
&c &c, all OF which, with n view OF changing MS
linr OF hus5ess he is now setting CT at yer, ftant ID
prices, att riding an opportun. !" pmtcLasets b, hu
safe or fe'aI 4" secure gita taiGaius either ash
OF approved unt-s. bee 80. Tiu6v,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

Farmers han& IF Vi,ginia
'V'HE President and Dnt CT ~ have ae,Isted div,
dcud Oi three aWd q"aIter PR ceuI Tor lie lss,
sA months wsi b, alter tie u uai deduction iot The
shares the Stare viii DC paid the s; holds, ON
'Ls l3ib Instant. WM NEk hlVtS, Casb'r
Jan. p - a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-02

VVhEryD y tt1cH,Sr or iui,E,' earti5l
W CARFtt sf pR ltfR. wso b., bf ~ acl. io.asrits
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-11
Just Published
JuSI uUIISICU
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
II store, price dollar,
THt. HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION.

Being an abridgrnent of Burnets History OF
the Reformation of the Church o. Eng gland.
Together with sketches Of the lives OF Lu-
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra-
ted reformers OF the continent. by The
Rev BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector ofthe Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
Recommendation.
Having been favored with the perusaf OF
an abridgment Of the history Of the reforma-
ton, prepared for publication by the hev.
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request in giving it my humble recommen-
dalton. 1t contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnett, and
to those who have not the time or the meant
of cnnsuliing that writer, must prove INTEL
esting and valuable. There being consi-
derabIe class oil persons under these circum..
stances, such q work has been wanted. and
| think, the present one will be- highly &C.
ceptahle, as serving to meet the existing ex-
igency WILLIAM Fl. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-11
.NEW-TORk
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

TfIE citizens Of Aexandria, Geo'estown
i and ashingion, are respec iuHysdhr
formed that The undersigned have e.a-apr,
pointed Agents for The elegant. Ell Dsnf
useful establishment, at New York known
as the
~. York Dying Establishment,
the utility Of which has been ackncw iedgea
by many of the first characters who have 80
sited it, and from witnessing the facilities icr
dying and finishing silks and grapes, IN a
style Of superior elegance, have given to Il
decided preference TO any thing OF the kini
in America, and declare il calculated to colt
pete with any in England.
SPECIMENS ON parious kinds of
goods, are left with the agents who will re-
ceive and forward all goods TO the pToprie-
tors and deliver them to the owners free Of
expense for freight.
TO THE LADIES an arrangement
OF This kind must be desirable object, as
il presents 10 them an Opportunity of having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
Made to look as uelt as uhem Men, dndof
color superior to the India Dye.
Mildews and Stains removed from goods
of every description. Brown Drillings,
Brown Coitons, or Brown Linens. hleaehed
perfectly white by chemical process, in
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon
nets dyed; furniture cleansed, and high glsz-
ed, parasols dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine, Camel Hair and Cassimer Shawls
cleansed, and additional brlliancy given 10
the colors in the borders: Broad cloths &c.
dyed, re.dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
lor restored. when it bad been disturbed;
changeable .inchews. and black silk telSets.
dyed green, or light colors, &c. &C.
Satisfactory evidence Of the responsibility,
as also respectfully Of che propreors, j.
furnished by letters, from persons Of high
standing in New York, to some Of our most
distinguished citizens lin addition 10
which it may be added, that the most re-
spectacle houses in The East India trade,
patronize this extensive establishment.
The Citizens of Alexandria
are respectfully informed. that the prices
may be known on application toSGen. A:
Lynn. who will also exhibit sps6i,nshs Of
the Dying and finishing OF Silks@c.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of George
town, sni this city, viii be pleased to apply
| tor information to
CO.sTON s. LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .4penue.
Washington City, June FL.
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