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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
Public Sale.

ON MONDAY, the 5,b day of March
- between the hohrs OF ten and twelve
O'Clock, will be sold al Cleish Farm. ad-
Joining the land of David Ricketts, Esu.
all the personal estate OF John Pail, decea.,
ed; consisting of household furniture aud
farming u!ensils-Ierms Of sale, cash
feb ID. NJ. BLACK Adm'rs (
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
Fishermen Take Notice.

EWlSH to rent, for the ensuing season, or
i for term ofyears that noted hahery call
ed JOHNSON'S SPRING. It's celebrity as
herring landing, together with his conlIgu-
ity to market, renders 1t wei worm The at
tention of any person acquainted with the
fishing business. For terms, whieb VIII ne
in proportion 10 the dlthcul'y Of The times,
apply to the subscriber.
GEO. F. WASHINGTON.
Wellington, near Alexandra. feb fmw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
Public Sale.

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, for
W cash, at Fairfax Court House, on the
18th day of March next, negro SINGLE.
ION, committed as a runaway, TO satisfy
bis Jail tees, &c. agreeahly 10 law.
CHARLES kArCLlFFE,
Deputy Sheriff for Spencer jackson, Sheriff
OF Fairfax County.
feb IS 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
House of Industry.

TENHE House of Industry is now in opera
ton for the delivery Of Work & Soup
10 the poor as usual-donations from the
benevolent will be most thankfully received
either in money, wood, vegetables OF artI-
cles OF clothing, and will be faithfully ap'
Piled
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

frightened age. No dark contrast oil
crime and genius renders him one oil
those heroic miracles on which we look
with melancholy ACCOMPLISHMENT. The
order and decorum which ancient phi.
losophers We're fond to portray in their
ideal models, were largely realized in
him: his rectitude, his moderation. the
, very sobriety Of his genius, were by a
peculiar good fortune, or with pecu-
liar prudence, adapted to the temper of
his day, and the good sense Of his
countrymen, and are proper to exact
/ the judicious respect Of civilized era
of society.
10 his charity, my young friends -
whom see arrayed beneath me. the
most interesting part Of this days ex-
hibition-aided by that of this respec-
table socie.y-you owe large debt of
thankfulness. You are not all, destined
10 deliberate in senates, or to teach in
the seats Of learning, = though no path
of honorable distinction is closed to
yOu;-but the consultations of know
ledge are not banished from humble
roofs, aud shed grace IN ''daily scenes
and domestic occurrences" As citi-
zens aud parents, you may all become
SD many points from which example,
good "r bad, shall radia'e over su,ne
familiar circle. On your own minds
the Influence of these pun suits is most
benign; aud should deem myself hap
py, II could by any words of mine
,xcite a Just emulation la them.
HE iabours at learning are those in
which no toll is thrown away Though
know ledge bestowed 40 external advan-
tases, It's Intrinsic pltatures, and lis
Influence on The possrssor, were eutfi.
Ciont excellence. 1t opens IN its yari-
Gus topics Innumerable sources Of en-
Joy meat, and b, giving true notions of
human life, shuts iuGumarable sources
of disquiet. Since the chief charm &C
life IS in be found in the pursuits of an
active, candid, aud strenuous mind"
II Fiaces You. viii slight differences,
on level with The mishtiest of the
earth. Nay, the calm atmosphere of
an N >trncted mind, is purged of vain
pt'JIdiCes and tcrrors which haunt the
priaceiy slave IN the security Of his
palace, and amidst the mu'titude Of
bis guards. liz making You the heirs
OF all the wisdnn that Is written. it be.
slows Il patrimon! NOR" valuable than
treasure; in admitting you To the num-
Der 0t The wise. an rmihenCe More en-
v'abie tliau that OF princes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
Sales ut Auction.
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY, the 9Th inst. at half past
feo'clock,
Ar~A viii be offered for sale on the pre-
RyE mises, the house anu lot on Royal
ES$Si street, at present occupied by Mr..
&C., Charles Pascoe. Il is one of he
best stands tor shop in the street, and has
been used for that purpose br number Of
years. S. A. MARSTEiLER,
feb 20 AUct.
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Public Sale.

o. TU cSDAY, at 20 A. NJ.
viii be- sod at S. /. Marstcilel's auc-
tim store, on liberal credit,
A quantity of Groceries. Day Goods.
Euruiturr. Nc &c. e. a
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

TIL drawi & of the Grand State Lot
terry is postponed until the 22d darcl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

sAuuY uoRG,ss esq. has resigned
his situations as Cashier Of The Mocha
nic's Bank of this place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

! iTle Advrrtis, ments una, "idably o.
NIT, d 10 day, NH be Inserted IN our
| uPxt.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

4 Nd for sale ateeJohn A, Stewards book
"A store, price | dollar,
HE HISTORY
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
For Sale,

A Negro Woman and her Child. She is
~ most valuable house Servant. In:
auire Of The Printer, feb "a 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

Best Chewing Tobacco.
Unity kegs manufactured Tobacco. 8
II and IL 10 the pound, Barclays brand,
warranted superior TO any in the District,
lust received and tor sale 10y
feb Is JOHN d. BROWN, Agent.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26
Servants for Sale.

4 NEGRO MAN, about 36 years of age
N a good carriage driver, and house al
ter, and exceIled by very few as a GRADER.
Also three negro Girls. all under the age of
Is years; will be sold low for cash. In.
ouire of the Printer. feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-26

Fresh Glover Sucd.
A further supply has this day been re.
IA ceived and tor sale by
feb ql-2w T. CRUISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
Nstp Yyrl Dying Ests6ii.aneai.

Office No. ioi, Ufttism Street, hew York.
vy>iis prsprieoIs VI the above establishment inform
the public that they continue to execute orders fci
dying aud cleansing in the same manner which has
hitherto given such general satisfaction.
For the Information ofthose Who reside al distance,
the would eiste that they have erected Staten island
In the vicinity Of the city Of New Torh large aud
eomnodious buildDg. witch IS furnished with extensive
macbiuer,, and situated never falling stream Ct
pare water and that they are amply provided With
materials aud woikHeu Of skill aud experience, and
every other reeusite tor carrying the business OF
DYING, RESTORING, aud CLEANSING. III all II.
branches, IN the In which similar establish
men,s are conducted in Europe.
The following among the articles which they " IN
dye and flush In the best broad cloths easi.
n.ers'. saaGs. lusungs, grapes, plush silk sha~is,
hosiery, gloves. &c.
They also dye ladies and geu,emep's garments OF
evety Seset pton glaze turnures, remove stains
mideHs from Gotten and linen goods. &c.
Goods stni to them from other states to he dyed
cieansed, will be carefully attended TO. sDd will be
returned as soon finished, by the earliest and safest
conveyaBc
Orders can be sent To them, their sglce No. l0i
william sheet. New Yors. by mail other WISE where
infvi NATION can be obtained respecting branch OF
their business. BARRErrS, IILESION CO.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
tyfos lus BALTIMORE MonNINo cHuoNicLs.1
IHE WOSDsRS OF NATURE


IUE HOFDSRS or NATURE.
DIALOGUE BETWEEN poEr AND his MUSE
Poet Muse, prithes answer and be brief
Say what 4. tbu i-Ans. seIdsat leaf.
Post-Put ON thy spectactes and see
II thou can'st tell no more to me
MISc-fes, here 10 room TO iancs and ffisk;
Observe this down upon the disk.
Poe FL see IL well-come, more reveal
IL looks to me as small as meal.
N1,s-Pray, cir, be patient this same down
10 damp forest, deep AND brown.
Come walk viii me ; the fntest weayeb
So dark web Of shading leaves
'fts night IT uoon-l tread With fear
kostrnsgiiDs suubeans enters here
Time honored oaks encompass round
Aud strike the heart with awe profound
AND roar, while winds are piping loud,
forest anitem TO the cleud,
Bee that poor wretI b, and 10 ark hin flight.
He TUshes headlong with alright
The cTouching tRerfs glance he spies.
Aad from the inIAing ambush nies--
Oh, happy tate, beneath thai shade,
Behold that PROSTATE Indian laid -
he bent mia Oow-the arrow aesI
The monarch Of the forest dies.
Behold, 10 supplcating sous
,as white man vents bis trembling uoxa
U, how shall the debt repay,
OF gratitude owe to day =
Be TINS our boud-'iili life shalI end
The indian is tue " bite mans friend.
Nov Sia,k-tbs foresi fades away;
The splendid city, bright and CAV
Succeeds be hole the flashing sp,re,.
fas, parley with The solar dres
what forms 80 delicate and neat
OF female beauty thIoug the Street
Ehe ruby hp-the smiling brow,
Bat where is the poor Indian now
The vhi'e man tracks him in tie dews
Aud arm'G With thunters he pursuesl
THESE hOsry 0sks, could they proclaim
The mouStrous deeds wiihuut a name.
Would speak in handers IL The skies
How the poor child of nature die,i
Yes, every aow'ret IN tue bud,
Whtnser II blooms would blush with blood.
4ehold tue blaze bis wigwsm shares
fhe lustre on the forest glatet
Yhe eagle aud tue beasts of prey,
Scieam at the sudden light OF day:
The wife, The children. and the sirs,
Wrapt iu ih:5e funeral fold. Of Ore
Employ tue !a,t remaining breath
~ curse tie white man III their death.
Post--'fis all i iaiseh9od: Mnse be brie'
SLansr, Change this forest to a leaf. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
T,reniN Dollars Re,rnrd

TWENTY dollars ViH be giveH By The subseyi5er for
- dyprehendihg ind securing iB iais so mar H.
geLS nm HgdiH. Htutdtf0 man named MATT sg6o
tgt the Subscribers plantation, ja me county NJ
Net'o". on Uonday the tueiGb nif.Maff is bef,yes1
tortV aHd fy ysars 0d ve (set eight or ni1t inchss
h'gh ms hair Is lightning TO turn grey ais fesfb
HHlH Hec1ged MS Uoice generally 6oorse the ers
preston " htS cOHHteDdHce is DIRK. dHa he general
~ iookf py0n the ground uhen spoken TO- ne Iook
nithhiHi uaTiOns articles osiofsiHg. his befirped
ne MI fHfedVoRy 10 rsdch RfchnOHd bU ,coter no
mas been once arrested thar route since his cling
neHf 6Ut tfiting plausible TILE tr0s oiio1red N
proceed. Irot1 Richmond he HiH dou6tIess eHde0r0y
20 60 70 williamsburg, uhere he aas purchased non,
M ben. HaIter decd on ubOse estate In me ,ieigh
b0Th0od ne had many rtiatfUCs.
Melton County. Morch I.l o. .9is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

sSd cray cur cOnd1c, .,e such, as to stand as
prototype 10 the nations of the earth"
CtnAcoA. Feb S....lbe arrivals this week
as will he seen ty the Shipping List. are I'M
commonly tew in number. We derive no in
te,iisebcc by them Except that general 30
iivar had left 81. Martha tor ST. Fe, acconpa-
uied by coinnojOre Aury, whose squadron.
we are iold, remained al the former pIace.-l;
is likewise stated that some unpleasant dit
fereDces existed between admiral Brioo aud
general Nontilla, the nature Of which we have
not ascei tanned.
Tho Spanish privsteer me ntioned in our last
as having been for several days off the la Dor,
with twovessels in company has continued in
sight OF the island ever since. We now uu>
detstand that il was the Patriot armed vessel
Dolphin thai WAS in company with the priva-
teer, and lot a French schooner az we men,
TONED but we were correct in stating that
Ftepch vessel had been detained at the
same time with the American schooner, owns
ed in Martinique, and commanded by John
Jerome. Z. iiese two vessels il seems were
| both condemned in Puerto Cabello, and the
Dolphin bas been dispatched hesce fer a COPY
OF their condemnation, " ilst the pTivateer
! ishovering oil the harbor with the American
vessel IL company, waiting her Ieiurn with
view. no doUbt. Of btiusiug the American int o
/ this port, for the purpose of disposiug of her
| cargo. The name OF the prisa;eer, we are
| told. is The Dexalo, and not the Couejo....
The American SCHOONER is called the Maty
/ aud ia supposed to be ewEed III New York
We have Yet To learn the reason why the
schooDer Dolphin, in the service Of TIE gov
( Z! nuent OF Colombia. ONES to be concerned
\ IN the deteui0n OF lwc neutral yessels uro.
ceediDg from Auuustura
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

Parkhfi, Robertson & Keis0,
4 RE now receiving by the sch ooners AHsenora,
Thames, Rising States and others, FRESH TEAS
,hip SArannah's cargo, 1870.
lon 10 Id. boxes Gunpowder Teas
IS do. do. do.
so boxes Gunpovder Teas, contain'g canisters Id
80 Guests Young Ity sou Tea
s. bids. OF ST. CTox aud New orleans Sugars
100 bils Of Loaf Sugar, New YlIk iua nufactory
so tass ofbtst Green Porto Rico Coffee
20 pipes OF CVguac Brandy
10 hhds. Of jamaica Rum
20 do. of Antigua d..
100 boxes Of Mould Candles
loo do. OF Soap
80 casks OF Cheese
few bbls. of PORK and Sect
III Of (which they will sell OH lise raj terms.
Ian y. 1S,.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
kEGKOFs non SALE

tFtslTNOIJT It VN DH Nh.
nN Monday, ths lOfk 6oy Of March 1erf. At Ran
- az Wlue, IN the comfy Of kiug William viii be
onefed for i1le, on credit OF six months a youuv
sgs, and Two I'D Women,
Fond With approved security will he reoair,d Of the
pusebaeef, belriug iniefest froru the DAY ~ sale
BEVERLY ROBINSON,
Executor o. Htiiiam COttreH, DEE.
ttp' ~ 05s.Hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,

We have just received accounts eutitied 20
the highest credit, being founded OH letters
from the scene Of action, dated in December. !
ct the occupation of all Quito by The troops
OF Colombia. under generals Valdez aud
MIre.- Guayaquil has joined the patriots
L as the authority of the republic is estah-
lisbed over territory equal in extent to the
United States. except the places desisua ted
III the armistice Ut November last
JPaM. c. Gar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

Non al n tU 10 the Jsn Uf Town % PetefseuIg
~ On the OH September last as . rsnaway, negro
man ho calls himself GEORGE Said fellow is about
feet inches high, dark complexion; he has a scar
over his right eye and another on bis under lip lie
Is abou, ~ years old. lie had when committed
blue cloth sailors jacket, aud corduroy pantaloons
Ihis felinw Gains his freedom, ana says be euau-
c'paed i'll Bedford comfy; hut has been unable as vet
TO produce any evidence oftbe fact The owner, il
any requested TO come forward. prove property pay
charges, aud take him away Otherwise he will be
DEAR with according 10 law.
81. L. PARISH, Tailor.
Jan. TO. 7a.utav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

'k'HE copartueTship Of Edmund anderson & 10. is
tbis DAY dissolved by MANUAL cousent.-Alj person.
having CLAIMS against sad concern, will make sppca
non 10 EdnIUHd anderson, for payment-and all mel.
sons indsbied @iil make payment to him.
EDMUND ANDERSON
STEPHEN wOoDSON
III: STAPLES.
" shall continue TO transact business ON coaMIs
SION, AS usual, III The large ire proof lninber use
oPgos"s Tue sas'n. EDMUND ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

NoIlCt rs hereby given, tlai til DIRECT TAX
OF The United States for The years 1915 1910
on Tue following described property, situate this
etdte having remained uupaid after the Holt
hcatnn of the collector in whose district The said oro
perry lies, that the tax had become and parable
the same or go much thereof, may he NECESSARY TO
sas'y the tax due thereon, with addition uf iwegty
per ceut-Wiii he sold at public sale al the EAGLE
HOTEL, IN the City Of Richmond, on Hed,tesday thc
Ioh aay2 March, 1871 at eleven O'clock, A. 81. aud
continue from day to day until sold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
Iue,itv Dollars Eeuaref

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber at Barnaby, Prince
~ Georges county, Maryland, the 22d November
last, negro man named JAMES, about twenty five
years old ve feet three four iaches high very black
shutters When talking; has unconnoniy large hat
feet-hs clothing an old home made blue coat light old
pan'alo ms ofthe sane old shoes and stock
inss, toler ably good hat James 10 a pretty good
shoemaker. Ills most likely he will attempt TO go,to
hr. Cox, near Charlottesville, Virginia, where he bas
wite.....Tae above reward will he paid, no matter
where taken. OHIO w CALLS
y M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

SEINE IWINE
SVs have for sale. English Seine Tnine OF superior
w quaiiiy, i5lh 81. opposite the Rel tavern.
ELLIS y ALLAN.
T..lW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

BOSTON, February 2I.-sfr Kesn perform
ed Hamle let on Monday evening to the mos,
crowded. splendid aud admiring audience
ever before Witnessed IN our Theatre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

The legislature of the state of Delaware
az us iate session, passed law TO establish in
the village of Newark OF it's yicinitv. onl
iege. for the support Of which tax has been
laid on steamboats,, stages, and retailers of
foreign goods. Retailers Of groceries are "a
pay IL dollars per annum for iceuce re-
laIleTs OF drS goods. who employ capital of
more than 400 dollars to paw the same ana
under that amount Eve dollars, one half Of
me TeTehne Tins raised 10 be Appropriated TO
tue erection OF the college, The other half
TO 60 into the state tressuTy..,A oublic
meeting has been held, of the citizens OF New
Castle county, and The law denounced as
= unnecessary, unjust, and unconstituiional,'
GPhh CenfineL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

NOTICE..
A III. persons indebted JOSEPH DARMSDATT
4 See are requested L" make payment 70 me imne
d'atey az am desirous OF closing the adnsti alton
as soon as possible aud therefore iusul
gchet Ia any BODY. DANIEL CALL, EN'Or
fth Y - ~ OF f~Sept parinstett dec
4 IL Persons kaviAe claims against JOS. DARMs
- Dali Gee are requested 10 make them tvioR l..
DANIEL CALL, Ex'o
ren-f S..N Of Joseph narm.datt, dec.
/! ME- HUNDRED DoLLtKS REV ARD RoHauuy
- from the subscriber hring near lIodisOn &. II.
20 on the 9tA ar -Jnve last. negro man nd med
PllAuS, rho sOok icfh him other 0pparek Eut q
pdir Of hnet PdafGioOns, SHIRT and real hat he
to1srd0lg 5fack 81 thin usage, active and proud in
his sdrriags, and dbouf5 jsst @ inches high His
appdrei ne no doubt has changed since ne a6sconded
I'd no don6t has received Of some malicious person
fres pass The dbOps reu4rd IrikE he CiUen 10 anu
Pt'So" dPpreheHdiTc te dJoreSaid negro out of the
county rsf0ts rom ntch he 46sc0ni,d, and cOnfa.
ing rim tH some jail that the ,a0y GET h1r or
$40 unprecedented and confined inkhs county from
which he 1bscondeo-bEt no dtAsY charges paid bv
MICHAEL HGYRHOEFFER.
NIs00t' U. d....f(
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
LARGE OK

LARGE OK
The live weight of MIR Benjamin Wood,
wards Ok, at Imlaystowu, Monmouth 20
N j. has been lately ascertained TO be three
thousand one hundred aud fifty pounds.
Ere Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

COMET.
NEW HAVEN, (Cnn) Feb. 20.-On Sunday evening
conist was observed in tbs west, the fouheast
ern star Va the Quadrangle Of Pegasus Its brightness
as nearly thar OF star of the sixth magnitude and
the length 81 The tail was estimated at deg RICH,
ASCENSION 35't deg. DtoiinatIru Iii deg. North
Angular distance from The snn SO deg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09

the ordonnance OF September -, 1899 :"
IL. The jury shall Immediately afterwards
appoint their president. Immediately after
this tormality the Jury shall pronounce the fol-
lowing oath. 81 swear to Judge il this affair
according the sense oftle ortonnancc of 1889,
and The dictates of my conscience, So help me
God and his holy Evangelist" The oath shall
be repeated individually by the eight members,
ana the Jury shall retire into private apart
neni, and shall not separate until they have
decided, by majority of voices, whether they
snail answer yes or no to the question pro-
posed.
There are four other sections.
Given at the Castle of Stockholm, June o
1921. CHARLES JOHN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09
HMPORTANT JUDIcIAL nEcIsIoN

PENsAcoLA, Sept. l5.--In the case report
ed below, the Governor according to The Spa
nlsh custom, appointing an assistant law
adviser, selected Mr.. Mitchell, by whom the
decision OF the court was pronounced.
REPORTED FOB THE FLORIDIAN.1
The hers Of Iidqi, vs. Join Hnyarsfy.
A petition was filed in this case, praying the
court to have John Inrerarity cited, 10 appear
ana Slew cause why Che DEGREES o. Don jose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09
UNITED STATES.

ST. AuGUsTfSE, Sept 8.--On Friday evening. the
3ist u!t: w. o. ID. WoRTHlsGTON, Esq Secretary
and acting Governor Of this Province, accomuanied
hy his Honor the Mayor, and several other Civil or
ny invitation from capt. J. X. BILL, commanding Of
hcer on ibis station, and capt. w r. HoB4Rr. com
mandant Of the Fort A federal Salute was fred an
TIE occasion. The troops went through the various
exercises OF marching, wheeling, the manual &c in
manner highly crcditabe to their olfic ers and ,cm
selves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-09

BALTIMoRE, Oct. 4.--By the brig Ann Gatls,lcp.
arrived here last evening in thirty three DAYS from
Campeacly, we learn that on the evening previous
10 ihe sailing OF the brig, revolutionary movement
had taken place Campeacy, headed y tl,e Officers
OF The royal Amy there, for The purpose of erecting
an independent government for ttat pyorfnee They
were opposed by the inhabitants who were tlesirons
OF continuing under The direction Of the Cortes Two
Of the principal officers engaged in tEis a,cn,ot vc
imprisoned, and the citizens generally left under arms
and called to duty. Tgwc,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-06
Orphans Court,
County, Of .atsrda6r7a, I
r., Iy2i

County, Of .itsfdadr7d,
Nov. Term, 1881.
ORDERED, that the executor OF Richard
Libby, deceased, do give tn usual notice to
debtors and creditors, three times week Tor
two weeks, in the Alexandra newspapers.
"a copy Teste, ,.r
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills
THIS is TO g1ve notice,
THAT the subscriber OF Alexandra
county in the District OF Columbia, has Oh,
tanned letters testamen,ary on the personal
estate OF Richard LIBBY, late OF the county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against SAID decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the. vouch-
ers thereof IL The subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 18th day Of
May next, or they may by law be. excluded
from all benefit to said estate, aud those M
debted thereto, are required to make Imne-
diate payment. Given under my hand this
10th Nov, 1921.
LEWIS HlPKlNS,
Executor of Richard Libby, deceased.
nov IL 3aw2w