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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
ETLEMfNG JAMES e. CO. MARKET Bridge have recei,
n by The Virginia ami Budget from New York, large
general assortment of
.SE.4SO.f.3BLE DRY GOODS;


n by the Virginia ami Bud from New York, large and
general assortment of
SE.4SO.f.4BLE DRY GOODS;
CONSISTING OF
London imperial blue. black fancy color'd Cloths
Yorkshire fine * common do. do. do do.
London blue, black, drab & fnncy MKT CaSsi!nereS
Yorkshire do. do do.
Point, dulile, & Whitney Blankets
Blue q MKT Plains aud Forest Cloths
Red * white Fanncls and green Bazes
n Rhodes Cos plain figured Bohbazets assorted colors
Tartan PlaidS-Pelisse Flannel
Ladies' black, fine white slate coored Wnrsted Hose
Low priced fine superfnc Prints and London Chntz
Super Furniture clntZ
Super CHmhrick & Carlisle Ginsliams
Striped MuslinS Dimities and corded Cambricks
4-ies 6-i common, fine & superfne Cambrick Musiins
Jaconeit Cnmhrcks, plain & figured
Book, lcno and null null Muslns
NunS Thread wire thread spool thread cotton balls
Common patent Bue-n colored hted brown threads
Manchester cords, various knds-Beaveueens
Circassian Paids for ladies dresses
super Valencia ( common winter vestings
White coored Marseiles royal rib cotton checks
Dogskin, beaver kid glOvcs-bk white English silk do
Senchews, sarcenets CanonG super Mandarin grapes
Black silk and flag Observation-Disclosures vespeS
Best blue blk assorted English Italian India sewing silks
Silk and cotton hosiery
Domestic brown shirIings and sheengs
Steam-oom shrtings and platillas
Striped 4 plaid domestic satinetts and he'd ticking
IRISH linens, sheetngs, lawns and diapers
Brown Hollands and Russia sheeiings-Lnen cambricks
German oznaburgs and tickIenhures
Common and best British oznaburgs
large assortment Of buous-wih many other articles
All oi which, being bought the best terms (and nrnc-
pa Tor cns by their partner the nort will be sold on as
good terms they
merchants are invited call examine the goods k e
wise persons wishing TO purchase retail.
IL Further supplies will be received by the next arrival.
from New York.
On nSignpitnt-iO bbs best rectiiied WHISKFy
September 81. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
MARSHAI5S SALE

MN decree Of the superior Of cancery the
10, ;uonn district pronounced the 4th day OF March
cause depending in the said court between John S.
senior pit and Fanny Lacy, widow of Edmond Lacy
snu einer defendants shall, tie fs day Of No
," 'ssf oher Tor sale to The highest bidder at public
iS ,I ready money the premises subject 10 the
incroyc, a y, Fanny Lacy, the LOT OF LAND with the
ihefeOn now in her possession, being part of
O'Clock S.Iitgt,i s2a.e 10 De haue AZ IL
September g. 'Ih-'i' NO H' ~ ND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
MAR @HALiS SAI-E

NDl:H decree Of the superior chan~crr for
the Richmond district pronounced tho 9th dAy
January lB<i M cause therein derendiu" between Lewis
Convert, plaintiff and A. Fonore Salanre aud anob de-
endSnts shall o the p iaycf Nov nJsr ,e1f, expose
sue 1V pubic auction, for cash the premises II tract 81
land lying in the county tIenriro about three miles from
ne CITY OF Richmona on street called Iopg-,,rce plan
oiois lai Oh bv William Street and intrrecs with The road
leading from Richmond 10 the New Bridges which road is
known IN the said plan by the o Iicnrccseet CON
tanning frre mrs, three roods se poles Sale t conn
nencc at II O'Clock. J. GUERRANT, VI. 20 RID.
Ortoher2. 4, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
VALUABLE ESTATE ON JAMES RIV-
Err FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

"a In pursuance of the will Of Ohm Less
f1tSc1 lie decease aud decree OF the circnit court of
Issf LII the United for The 9Th circuit and Virginia
,iistrct pronounced therein depending, wherein
Wallace and Marin his wife, William Black, jun. William
Bogis and Sarah his wife, and Agnew Black the Younger
and Walter Dun, OF John Grahan Plaintiffs and
James Scott jain Lessie and Andrew Leslie and
Jane Leslie deyisecs of the said John Leslie defend
ants will sold upon the premises, public auction
Monday the 18th day Of October nert, that valuable and well
known estate the of CHESTERFIELD called SUNNI Err
situated the south side of James river, about five
miles below Richmond, adjoining the Whby estate, and
containing by estimation $50 considerable portion of
which James river low grounds. The improvements
a comfortable wooden dwellng-h kitchen, &c;
well enclosed garden oveseers house, large wo-story
barn. spacious stables and cowhouses all built of brick Of
the auay-and small orchard choice fruit trees
Persons wishing view the premises previous the sale,
do so, by applying 10 MIR. William EWING the present
occupant
of sale will he, onehird OF the purchase
payable in ninety DAYS. and the balance in six and twelve
onih Notes negotiable, with approved endorsers, aud
deed of trust upon the property will he required.
By order Of james Scott, eror Of John Leslie, dec
JAMES HERON, Auctioneer.
q. 25--tdS
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NOTICE

TEE stockholders of the Richmond and Osbornes Turn
pike Company required pay further requisition
ct 1--WE dollars each share OF stock nv them in The
said company, on the 10th day of October next.
by order of the President and Directors
q. NJ. CAkRINGTCN, Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
NJ. %. AO-tf WILLIAM ANDERSON
JOHN VAN LEW s. co.

JOfIN VAN LEW & co.
FAVE received by the late arr ais from LIVERPOOL
II tcnsive assortment Of HARD WARE, CUTLERY aud
SADDLERf among which cases Of " Shnrpes'
Tower proof and other Uuns, and FIVE casks Carriage Gig
Springs.
II They keep constantly hand extensive assort-
ment Of best Dutch DOULrING CLOTHS, Of the aji-
iraliiv. Sent o. an-Ict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
GAIT & Johnson

HAVE received by the late arrivals from London and
Liverpool, well selected assortment OF FALL GOODS;
anu from Bremen supply OLaburgs, Ticklenbrgs, &c
which they will sell nor cash. town accep,ances, to pune
tual customers, Oh their usual terms.
SenIemher
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
MARSHAL'S sam

or V.4LU.4BLE LANDS AND MILLS.
VIRGINIA; At Superior Court of Chancery holden
the Capitol in the city Of Richmond, the i2h day vi
June, 1921
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
MARSHAL'S SAFE M gf-IVFe

mAhSHAL'S SALE OF SLAVES.
ny virtue of decree Of the s,,per;or co,r ~ ic Co.
ieo richmond district pronounced the 9th Of February
a oaue depending in the said between James
Jt ~ aln or oil William G. Hudson decd plaintiff and
hudson end other defendants, on ne 25th dan Of
DrL - AZ Amelia Courthouse shall sell the SLAVES
Di0H ana Joe, ia the said decree mentioned
ss.,,o.,.a 90 j. CUEHtANr, NJ SC. @. RID.
--tt'-t ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

IL TAINTED 10 purchase, 100 Negroes,
- being in one gang would he prcrcrrrd-but not ie
ihan 20 to 80 together They wanted by gentleman
Tor his own use, and TO sell again. Enquire Of
sept ~. 39-tf ROGERS a. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

William III. Peasants, Ma
thanici Crcnshaw, Richard
Morris, jun. and Walter
Crew, Pts.
dgGiast
Garter Berkeley and Charles
CrenShaw, DIETS.
Richard Morris, il. executor
Of the last will and tesla
ment of William Morris,
sen. deceased, Pii.
Agai'ist
Niicajah Grew, Def.
And
Walter Crew, PIT.
against
Richard Morris, jun. executor
a. aforesaid, and Charles
Crenshaw, DeJis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

VALUABLE JAMEs LIVER ESTATE

lDh SAfE BY AUCTION.
IN IhUrsfrH c lat dV NJ No1epJrr nerf II fair or tho
- next fair dav, viii be sold 10 the hches bidder M r
ton, before the door OF The Eagle Hotel in the cS Of Rich
mond that highly valuable estate, known and called v tbe
name Of the BYRD Plantation, lying James river Optimistic
The upper ed of Elk Island in the county of (oorbod
containing bv recent survey nine hundred acre 500 NJ which
ere low grounds nf equal quality w any the ,erthe
balance nigh hud very superior quality. The improve
nenis are good and sufficient for planting aud farming npon
large scale minute description Of this property Is deem
od unnecessary IN an advertisement, IL is presumed no
gentleman would purchase such estate, without prev
oUsy seeing IT, There will be seeded On this uliutaiisn
large crop of wheat and possession made con,ete v The
First day OF Janunry next The terms Of sale will be- liberal.
part Of The purchase will e required in CASH and the m
lance IN one and two years from The dav January
u For more particular Information reference can be had
10 h Edward Cunningham Nr Archibald Taylor or Rich
mpud. RICUAED r.. CHS NINfstiAe
Ayfd, bft"uer p f2-sds
Tut following TRACTS Of LAND 6eonginVt1 the p
d tate OF Thom"s hNe deceased, viii be again offered
ID EoodCHe and Che Byrd on the third
sssuI Monday in October next ut Goochltpd Court
[ fainlv b. made.
9Ihc above tracts ofl1ud have sfeiv been aversod
IN She parer. that II g. thought unnecessary gain Ga ,e,r
1hom ToFns OF sse as hegc'l're made known.
I scs' - fi-''h y. ELR5uGON, j." Sf-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

September ii. ss-a
FRESH IMPORTED DRY GOODS.
NM have Just received in 10y the latest arrivals from
W London and LIVERPOOL extensive assortment
ne D black, drab and coronation mixtures CLOTHS and
CASSlMERES; Cough x Braiiwaites napt Cottons,
striped Blankets Drogheda Linen IA Irish Linen
and Cloths 81 birdseye Diapersi Sbeengs.
All vi which offered for sale by the package piece,
on the most reasonable terms for town acceptances.
JN0 WM. GILLIAT.
4LSo IN STORE,
Afew casks of very choice old l. 7. Madeira WINE. inn
ported Since will be sold lowo close consignment.
September ~. 39-tf ia W.G.
GROCERIES,, COTTON YARNS, sc.
% hhds. ST. Croix and Orleans SUGARS
50 barrels Loaf 10.
40 bags GREEN COFFEE
400 sacks SALT-Liverpoo filed
~ tons well assorted Bar Iron
do. Plough nouds
j do. Bstered Steel
do. German do.
4 tons English Shoi-aSsorteu
~ kegs Duponts Gunpowder
III hhds. Antigua Rum
do. y. r. ditto
Is bbls. (old) Baltimore Whskry
pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
quartSr-pipes L. p. Teuerfe do
:" Malaga do
3 hhds. Aiolasses
% boxes Imperial and Cunpowdcr Teas
I'D do. Young Tyson do.
, do. Pouchony do
Imperial x GunpOw der do. in cansters OF . lbs.
81 bids. Gut Nails assorted
IL do. London reiued Saltpeire
ST. 10 u IL Cotton Cloths
Cotton Yarns assorted
Cotton and Wool Cards
Machine do.
Herrings
Ginger, Pepper, NntmeG indigo Maer, Alum, eopperas,
l-pipt rumbers 8XI0& 10Xi2 Glass, Writing Wrapping
Paper, Grins,oue chewing Tobacco of superior quality
and at retail selection of best old Liquors
FOR SALE By
If ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

For reasons appearing To
the court, so much of the de
cretal order pronounced in
this cause on the ninth dav
of March last, as conflicts with
what followelh is set aside /.
and the court doth order that
the marshal, In execution Of
the said decretal order, shall
first sell 80 much ofihe land
comprised in the deed of the
eighteenth of June one thou
sand eight hundred and fl
teen, for the benefit ofNVil-
liam Morris, deceased, filed
among the exhibits, as is not
comprised either in the deed
to Walter Crew, Of the first
Of March one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen, or in
tho fla.sfl Of fh. tl,trI nT lIur,.h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
MARSHAI1S SAI-E-

~ s5nee OF decree Of the Superior Court ofChaneery
~ oI me Richmond district, pronounced on the 2atj la ~
st lo1y 10 cause therein depending between Fliza
sod administrative Of Richard Taylor d. plaintiff
ill., % eauk M his own right and administrator wi
ss. VII snnexed Of Richard Squire Taylor deceased nd
49, i shall o. Saturday ne f5h fag Of Oco-
ar Is Deween the hours of ~ A. a. aud =. ~ tract
T.; 80 ,s Paily ~ the county OF King William and partv
49,, ot Caroline supposed To contain between i've
iid ~ acres, be the or less commonly
f;i ~" DyrIei Plantation, and adjoining the lands of
bank. y imam 1850 t't,,i,, youh Eubsnk and Mrs. Eu-
August 81. A''i' W. o ~. u. h ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
C. HAMMOND.


On Elonday evening the American Phi!o-
sophicai Society determined TO revive the
project OF Canal to Unite the waters OF ih,:
Chesapeake and Delaware bays and com
mIitee was apponted to examine and report,
upon the measures taken for this purpose in
the years 1875 aud ., and several subscquent
periods. Phil. Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
Or lie 1at nr !

~ We Isl o. January, / 500, 9fair, or if 9th
is' On ths merit Esi day, vu sH Joc cGh at lfonto
AZ 80 ~ t tas' e9snfy II King & Qheen--
l rS og 90 Remarkably Likely NEGROES.
Se, treaty. prefer selling them in families
tV-"h" WIN GAHNETT E1'or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

ErP'osion-On Tuesday last, about o.
CLOCK L. M.tbe powder works near this village
GGu The opposite bank oftbe river, owned By
Ives and Lomis, were again DESTROYED. Ths
POWDER in the pounding-mill first exploded.
winch was almost instantly succeeded by tic.
explosion OF the glazing house, which stood but
a few yards from the pounding mill Three
OF the men employed in the works were in tn.
glazing house; two of them sitting in or near
ne Goor, we're thrown OUt the thrti, Mr.
i5unps, sad to relate, was Instantly ushered
INTO eternity.-he was thrown some distance
from the mill and his sAGll broken By the kno,
OF log against which ha struck when he fell
and was much burnt, his clothes being nearly
all torn from him. The other two are MOI
considered dangerously hurt, receiving no o.
ther material injury than that OF being badly
burnt Sgady-lIH Times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

in the for the benef. of Charles Crenha, filed
also among he exhibits and out OF the proceeds of the sale
thereof the debit inter est and costs, due the plaintiff
the second suit and the balance If iutO the
Bank OF Virginia 10 the credit of the first suit 10 the
future order of the but n tue proceeds of such sale
be insufficient for that purpose then the marshal shall
cnndy SELL much of the land comprised both in the
said deeds of the eighteenth of June thousand eight hun
dred aud fifteen, and of the third of March thousand
eight hundred and nineteen and comprised in the said
deed OF the first OF March of the year, will he u-
clent 10 pay the plaintiff in the second suit balance
which remain and upon the payment thereof, ii AIRY
surplus shall remain il shall be paid by tie marshal
Charles Crcnshawi defendant in the first suit and n the
proceeds of the said sales shall fully and satisfy
claim oi the plaintiff in the second in that but
otherwise the marshal shall thirdly sell the land comprised
IN the deed OF the first OF March thousand eight hundred
and nineteen 10 Walter Grew and the proceeds there
OF snl pay and satisfy the said plaintiff in the second suit
whatever balance remain due him, and the surplus,
u any 10 the said Walter Crew and then the marshall
IN the last place. shall proceed TO sell the residue the
lands comprised in the deed of the third March thou
sara eight hundred and nineteen, aforesaid and shall
ply the whole OF the proceeds OF the thereof
r o the payment of the claims OF the said Charles Creu-
shaw and there be surplus the marshal shall paw the
same into the said bank the credit of the first
10 the iuure order of the and make report of his
proceedings herein TO the
Acopy-Tese, w. w. HENING, c. c..
&yxA In obedience to the foregoing de-
1s7snI and the therein referred 9th
-SNA March 1921, shall proceed Thursday the I'M
day 81 October nerf the into execution. The
sale viii he made public auction the highest bidder
cash and will commence Crewsve the residence OF
cJa Crew. in the county OF Hanover between the hours
and II O'clock and be adjourned the different premise
directed to be Sold continued Crewsyie crcun
stances may seem to require,
J. GUERRANT, N. g. c. c. RID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05

The Merchants of Boston held a nlectin.y
Monday, gath ult, at WHICH Memorial TO the,
Goycrnnentwas drafted, praying iorprotcction
from the Pirates in the West indies. Air. Jarnes
Perkins was appointed TO present the me-
moral to the Secretary Of State, to he trans
mitted to the President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05
ROBERT Q. NiCBOLAS,

ItOD|hl y. NItt1OlIAC,
as removed his Office the nearly opposite
Merchants Colce-iIouse, recently occupied Office
BY Robert e. Scott Esq Besides the different in he
CITY OF Richmond he continues practise in the Su
rior and inferior Courts of GoOcand and Chesterfield
September &c. sg-6t
TEnOMAs II. BRADL ny begs TO inform his customers and
the public nerav, that he has just received his En-
Iashfgs, and an elegant supply Of new GOODS such
Thomas Shcppncds Cloths Canres, and other
Gle in his business lie Is warranted in saying they
peror in quslir importation made IN This city
perioda considerable portion of his cloths being eepu
VELVET CLOTHS, black and bue-Also,au elegant suppl
OF VrntH'ngs, TO make such cloth may be him.
. lie has likewise received the regulations hl
Uniform Of the1Asrs cf TIE A7gy 4 Navy from whom BE-
sOlicits share OF Her patronage.
All Of which he will PIT low any goods and work
Inanship u The same quaythis he Us enabled do y
importing his own goods from the manufactures.
Septcmher p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-05


BosToN, Sept. 2l.---On Saturday last
the examination of the five men IJohn Wilson.
Joseph bambn, John Franswar, Lewis Joran,,
and Henry Corucius brought into Our port
IN the scbr Evergreen, took place btfDre the
District Judge Davis, upon a conrlainf OF
Isaac Jenney aSaint them for piracy, in tikinc
sad schr. Oh tue nth August, 1891
We shall refrain from giving very partic,,-
lar detail of the facts, which came out in evj-
dcncc, we consider il wrong To do aov.
thing, which should give pernlafiuely bias T..
public opinion. The following is u brief al,
stract Olthe important facts, in most respect.
the same as gwen ~ Our paper Of Saturday.
The schr Evergreen, owned in Boston and
Dresden, Nr.and C0mmanledby CAPTAIN Isaac
POOi, sailed from Trinidad for Boston ON rl,a
7th August GA the 18th at i. NJ. wa
boarded by iclucca prvat1rr, called the
SNAKE, OF about 90 tons and 28 men, with one.
gun turning on a pivot. She put on board
Tue Eyergrecen prize master tWlison) and
iodr men, aud ordered Capt. Pool ON board OF
the priyatecr with his papers " hen arrived
on board, the captain ot the priv ateer said Ia
Captain Pool, that the E,cigrron WAS Span
sh aud that there were o. board $4,000 AMI
a box OF watches. Capt Pool was s(ter,y,,J.
sent baco to lis schr. The mate, ON, seaman,
aud passenger taken out, and the schr. or.
dered to- keep company with the priyateer
and 10 steer for Old Providence or woman
lslmd, which last was understood 10 b. W.,
Inhabited. In ten days the Snake parted fro
ihe Evergreen, tie wa'ef One of The pr1,
crew being asked who would be the woe,
yudge aud JURY, answered, General A1rs
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
Hemp, Duck, Tea, &c.
VIM. EO7rIe e Co.

VIAVE this day lanhrng from brig Ar
Ill row, aud offer for sale,
10 tons clean St. Petersburgh hemp.
100 pieces Russia Duck,
50 do Ravens do
9 chests y 4 boxes young Tyson tea.
90 barrels n U. sugar
60 or casks T. NJ. wine
60 boxes moul1 candles,
40 do dipped do
dec ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
nov 20

For Freight,
Lax The schooner CAROLINE, T. Sea.
~ vey master. burthen 300 bbis. will
take freight to the Norlhward, or the West
Indies. Apply to
A. l. A. II. ADAMS.
Who offer for sale, received by her,
1Os Spars, 40 to "a feet, 10 to IL inches
diameter
500 feet Oars
1900 bushels Potatoes.
Nov sH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18

Being an abridgruent OF burue,'s tils'oryoo
the Reformation OF the Church OF England
Together ,th ske.cnes OF The lives OF Lu-
ther, CALVIN, md Iumsl., the three ctl.Dra
ted rciorh,trs OF The ton''n'h NJ ~ the
Rev. BENJ,MrN ALLEN, hector vi The raIisf
Of 81. Auntre, Nnsiuia.
hEcoaNEN DATIoN.
Having been favored with The perusai OF
an abudgu,eut Ut 'Ge history OF the ieiVrn a
tion, prepared Tor pubic atron by The Rev
Il. Alien, with pleasure comply "nh his
request. in giving il ny humble recomu'en
dsiiOn. IL CONTAINS he history OF all th,
important facts as narrated by Burnet, aud
to those who have not the time or the uieani
OF crnsultlng that writer, must I,ove intel
estng and valuable There being yonsi-
dera6e class OF persons under these c'rcum
stances, such work has hten wanted, and
I think, the present ole will BE- biz bly, &C.
ceptaIle, as serving to meet the existing ex-
igency. WILLIAM n. " LINER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
SALES BY AUCTION.
Public Sale.

Public Safe.
= This DAY, at 10 A. M.
WILL be sold at the auction store a
w variety Of goods, among which ara
N Orleans sugar. Muscovsdo do. retail
ing nloiasses, common do. whiskey, gin,
brandy, vinegar, cordials, mackarel, cod
fish, chocolate, mustard, ginger. bed
steads, tables, bureaus, secretaries. sofas,
looking glasses, sldsboalds, candleslands,
Also,
ShIrtings, Irish linen, German do. bread
cloths, cassimeres, threads, silks, buttons.
umbrellas, casters, walters, sc.
Will be added to Tuesdays sale with.
out reserve.
hid molasses,
8 boxes No. l chocolate.
13 do mustard in bottless
is do port wine,
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auet.
dec is ,.S-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
COACH WORK;

All kinds of iron work for carriages
coach folding steps; coach ana gig
springs; which he will warrant and sell
repaired in the neatest manner: All OF,
ders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to-and all kinds o,
carriages will be repaired IN the bes'
manner, and on the shortest notice.
march 23--,f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
For Freight,

81 The good orig ARROW, A.
49,. w. Lord, master, carries 900
barrels, and will take irelsnt Tor the West
Indies, Or Southern port.
Apply 10 MM. FOWLE y Go.
dec IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
For Freight,
For Freight.


~ The sloop FAME, Studley master,
&5kSG burhen $50 barrels, will prefer a
southern freight. and will be ready to receive
cargo in few days. Apply to
T. II. ROWLAND.
18th mo IL. 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
Black-Smithing.

DfdCN"OuIft
DAVID 6. PREF lMAN.
AVING commenced the Blacksmith
IL ing business, on Royal street, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, will De
glad to execute any work i'll bis line; par
Iicularly nr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
For Charleston,
For Amsterdam.

For Charleston, or Savannah,
se.e> The good schooner FARMERS
.isxss<. FANCY John McinIire, master, bur-
then about 1000 bbls and will be ready to
load 10 tour days. Apply TO
J. H. LADD y Co.
Who have just received for sale, pei schr.
Independence.
90C boxes fresh Muscate raisins
500 - yellow soap IN 60 y s5lb boxes
nov o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-18
FOR New York,

FOR New York,
Oae of re regular line Of Packets.
x&Ss, Inc sIoop ABEONA, w H. Nj
81! cholIs, master, carrie. 600 bbls. read
days. For freight or passage, apply TO
JOHN FUKLONG.
dec I2 8,