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FOREIGN NEWS.

The intelligence from London is DAYS
later-but furnishes no item OF decisive inn
portance.-The Neapolitan kingdom is not
yet thoroughly reduced TO the calm of dcs-
potism.-Thc Austrians suffer much from
Observation-Disclosures, on the sca-coast, has
not surrendered. The Austrians have dis
patched large bodies to the CaIabrias-and
Sicily holds out the idea of independence
PIEDMONT, at present. appears to be perfect
ly subdued.
The instruction in Turkey is the most
important feature of the late intelligence
The Greeks appear to be rising in
different directions against the Turks
Ypsilanti has formidable confcderates, in
Prince Suzzo, and Karabia. The number
of troops which they have collected is va
riously stated. The force with which Ypsi-
lanti was about to march from Jassy, the
capital of Wallachia, huctuates in public ru-
NOR from to $4,000 men. The fame is
said to be spreading into the Mnrea the
PelOponnesus of ancient Greece, and even TO
Gambia the ancient Cyprus, and others of the
Greek isles. The Greek families are living
from Constantinoplc. Some changes, mark
ed too by blood, have taken place in the
Ministry of the Porte.-Ihese various re-
volts, in combination with the inexpugnable
opposition of Ali Pacha, must have given
some alarm to the power of the Crescent
But III a country, which is so distant which
is compounded of such various materials.
has no public Journals to diyulge the news,
and from which accounts are only obt.ined
by epistolary or oral intelligence, it is difficult
to understand, with any thing like certainty
the movements or condition of contending
parties. These disturbances may vanish.
ike so many others in Turkey, into nothing
or they may eyentuatc in Fundamental re-.
yolution at Constantinople.-T alone can
tell. Meanwhile, both the Austrians and
Russians are drawing troops around the
Turkish frontiers, and watching the progress.
Of events.
This is not the only object which they arc
supposed 20 have in view. A new Congress.
is to assemble at Vienna, to be attended b,
other states, and eiyingits consideration t.
| the order and rcpose Of Europe in general
| The question may then be decided. VIVA
steps, II any, may be taken against Spain --
| The Vienna Journal, aliuding 10 the circun
| stance that the whole Austrian army is nbou
! to be put on the war foOtirfs, and that 5J.OOC
| new troops are to- BIZ raised, observes tina
these extraordinary measures lend to thu
presumption that after The occupation o
| Piedmont, there viii s;iil be another enter
prize for the re-establshmeut Of the tran
| qnilGty Of Europe" --AuDsher Vienna ar.j
Gle OF Aprii nth, hints, taat 4" j; IS possibl
The affairs OF spain Will nol I've foroisn' Z.
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tie now ~ongreSs.--2Icsseng,ss were GER
,ainly passing between Madrid and Laybach.
Something may be in the wind.-But it is
scarcely possible TO believe the runor which
IS brought by the Peacock from Gibraltar,
that the king of France has ever granted
permission TO the allied troops to pass thro'
France into Spa;n.*-His own subjects would
scarcely permit him to yield his assent to
such amcasure.
The N. Y National Adyo-a,e, speaking Of the
news by the Albion, says, = IL accounts contained
IN private letters arc To DC relied on, the political
pec Of affairs in France Is about 10 resume more
favorable aspect. Its known that Louis refused TO
gran, permission 10 the Russians march TO Italy
through any part OF France. II is now stated, that
nc has recalled his former minister the Duke de
cnzeS, who was driven from court BY the inuigues
oi the ultra royalists"
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A. b. HAYDEN.-DEA.7vST


A'ORNtRLf student of Alr n. H. HAYDEN, baltimore
dcsiTous al rendering himself in his profession worthy
Inc Patronage ofhe Ladies aud Gentlemen Of RicfmoDd
respectfully oilers his services Or few weeks 20 those
VINO mV in the smallest degree require bid in
any disease Of The mouth and gums premature ecn,
and DEFICIENCIES ofhe Tcc from partial or total loss Of
one or morn of tieuSatural artificial ee; set without
extracting the remaining fTp fall SETS com
plcc, either with gauFes, springs. pots or on plaics
goid anu IN such manner 10 he useful and highly
n1nenal The tartar 50 injurious 10 the Teeth, carries,
blacknCss and dsc0ouring the Tcci rc5tcr
injury 10 ti" ciancdccayc cd Tech PLUGGED 20 as 10
rcudcr them useful aud prevent thtir further decav
Terh feiracted r pfefs aGlyN oycry other orcrafirn
performed that within thc line OF his proie ssio in
all CT (which hc pursucs with strict observance the meth
DDS practiseiby his pTcccpior anil which have been ar
in the of Baltiuorc-In ~ eases the most in,5I
cit candor bc relied Persons wishing 10 be wpiio,i
at their place Of residence III please otc 10 his
lodging at the Eagle Hotel Rcerecc 10 Or. John Nor
gan
Tho following s an extract Of letter from Nathaniel
Potter VI d. prof sor % the institutes and practice OF
Medicine ~ the University Of Maryland John Mol gan
VI. y. of Richmond.
The bearer ar. insor iiaylcn visits Richmond on
prOics bu iness char Of Dcnist c has acuuirpd
knowledge 81 is profession y aSsidunus apprentice
ship 10 Horace l Hayden Of this city, with whose rcpua-
upu you are already acquainted but De ucrCsary
for add that Mr.. r. Ifayden IS the only scientific
ing others knowledge Of The subject both as science
and an art. The Young Gentleman whom take TIC
liberty oi Introducing 90 you has lost nothing for want
aueptonlo bis Business capacity learn H. aud Is
VOL cacuated % w. useful while his opinions arc safe and
MAY be relied nu Therefore beg will say TO al who ma,
enquire a dhe pleasure in recommending aIr. ~. Il
their nnfinr. NATHANIEL POTTER
June
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NJ" MEANING OF WORDS
"A Card to Mr.. Niles.

am native of Virginia, fac advanced in life,
have been master of family upwards of sixty years
and, Notwithstanding the inpcst imported goods
so loudly complained of in the Hcckiy Register,
now purchase many useful and necessary imported
articles iormy family, much cheaper than ever did
before the revolution and the di-ect tares imposed
by Congress in the years 1915 and 1916, were more
oppressive, and injurious my affairs, than all the
f"pnsts since the establishment of the general 90
vcrnment. A VIRGINIA FARMER
June l7;l, 1921
One of the latl,ersof the n evo,,,,o, rytr
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A European Gentleman desires a Prcfes5orshiD i,
college, or the superrtendancc of an Academy il,
January next. His character will be ionnd unexcepona
pc aud MS professional requirements he tested ~ com
peient Judges. lie processes teach the Creek I,tir
sreHeh ana English language Composition an. reel aid
IN e"ch Any COMMUNICATION (pCs iee) will be- attended,
10 by the subscriber. T. l. OFF, suFUCV '
P5lsejPal Of ttmforo' heHdsmy, biag William ca.n;q
Courier are requested. us,rt ne n5ors once eI m f
for Pagre"f. 12-D V''
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ONE GENT RF|Y 1PD

Y CNAWAl from the Subscriber ON Saturday tIe Oil,
aiI an lndened Apprentice OF twelve wears Of are
named EDWARD q IBSOS-Iiadon when he clope6 dr.
panaioons and short grey cost considerably beautcd v
pain-he also took with him, Gilzier Diamond ,.
black silk dress and pair Of shoes which no sole tr
pr. bohanan Whosoeyer will apprebend the said bow
anu return HIM 10 the Subscriber shall be entitled 20 ~
above reward and charges paid-Au t,crsons
fcCts. 1fIAur - 7, ,,'.,,, 80" III
june 10. 49, :. '@L'
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InlnnLI1 Ldrd a. g.

10y virtue ~ deed of trust executed hy garrv Gaines
on Che i2iH day % June. 1921 and duly recorded the
subscribers as TRUSTEES therciu named and for the pure
pose therein specified, Will tie 2ia Gcg IF Jui aert
offer fOr sale upYn the premises foT cash, that most yaa-
tie farm called WOOD LAWN, situated IN the county OF
King Ouccu. about ethtniics from the courthouse be-
iug equdisian frn The Alaitapony and Rappaltanror
rivers, at cont lining about 52J ~ frs rate farm
ug itnd, which lies beautifully. ard Is dcsialy proor-
oufd as o. iniJer and arabic isndis well improved i
nnw ard ep1coas buildings valuable orcharts fruit trees
Sc. g. aud IS n etrry respect desirable estate.
The 'ubcrbef hl convey such title only Is vested
n item by De tcfs Oi The said trust dcc u believed,
howe hif us purchaser will meet with 70 difficulty n
making his title petec The ,el osii, ely be made
RIcBARD CAMS, ,,.
Tu8S JEl FbIgs, ( iiNN"'
L're Cc,r rar~I3 i2-,4.f
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
PENITESTIARY SYSTEM.

TO convince the proper authorities Of The defects
and the change essential 70 improve the SYSTEM will
require much time. The difficulty Of getting largc
bodies 10 understand collectively things, in which
they do not feel Immediately Interested IL manifest
their progress is slow, aud uncertain The few VIII !,
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,i0indter-Cntfion To me Pu5Ir

II Standardization 10 he Public.
M Sunday evening the Sd inst. man whose name il
- hGfni IL NiIs, from Abemarlc COUNTY, arrived l.,
this city and the morning called on grocer ~
Irchase articles in that line, carry to ,reai stor IA
me countr alleging ta he had become partner of Nj
James ~ Boyd Of fuSnna who is well Known in tb;
city and whose rcspcctabity j. undoule,i lie pnrc,ase
'I9ecs 20 me anotn Of 500, TO tie sent ip in waVgon
Shu sPoke or larger amount which he pretended las To-
DC se up III ho. lie directed the bill 10 be made ot
ShH san NJ shoid lie Immediately paid. The Wagons wee
dcbsrgcd lie then pstendedt 10 Re waiing or L, psft
I, 20 DTing II? tie money who e said engaged AT
on lUes1y morning he abSionded from the city vi;bo
dsrharPng hc bi ic vas pursued rnd the goods We,
lctif'nht force, t place where nc lad uyer,akcr ali
.t.iltg WIN ne Wagons After his he continued 10
2"cie similar decerdous he road, W making plrci
Solidnc buttlr respectable standing ofthe gentleman XII,
aii,5 H "a' his PARTNER, and wLo, he said was ia iown
N wa onE u' rfn em1Tcd on the roads which lac avc-
ifg as re irid 10 bills for his expenses.
This cao'ion Is intended for ibc benefit Of those 6pv ,,
tai1ed an adept in honest practices cannot impose to
any enc WHO knows In. Jguc IS. It
81 ffWE subscribers, executors Of Col Rich7r,i-
f5Esln Adams. deceased are dcsifous of MAXIM
@'AAsss TREE mil ab5n; ter mis- tr,, i ~
upon the b.nhs Of james river. Tho t,ct contains ao
400 acres re than b,lf being low grounds greet pro
I2l,onei NHeh wril adapted TO tic culture d grass
lhc buildings are Spacious and conveniently constructed
for the accommodation Of Gcineti fiiny. There is
plentiful supply Of good spring vter ard ,e siii,,
commands prospect whchior beauty and variety ain OF
uuequailed
TIE terms win be made easy to puciassrs-,he paynen.
| to the age of ~ wears. John ADAMS 80 '"
4 jun ". l2-w1w SAML g. ADAMS, H'0''
NIRGINItAt Ruic. held n tic CLERK 3 Office ol III
y County Court Of Monroe, Mo,dsy the Cd day OF
/ April 1921
| Henry W.Moss, Corriapo,.f
Aynin-
John Watkins and Judah bis wife. late Judah Wst.in,l
David Shields and Poly his wife, late Polly Watkins AID
Henrietta Watkins, del ecs Of Mayo Watkrs dec WHO
/ were devsccs Of Joseph Watkins. dive Trf-ndsrf
On the motion OF the complainant bv his attorney t,e
complaiuants bill having been Gled aud the subnnss b.,
ing bcen returned executed The dcrniarr foy NOSE
Gle tcir answer. Us O,ds-sE That unlcss bey 10 sppe
here on or before tue Iuy court be held fJr M
county and answer the compilnanrs hin that the same
Fill be taken Tor confessed aid rat.r. therein
tanned will he dscrced by The said sccorncyarti
that COPY oiths 'iic Dr. srvci lgnr ,bc sud dansau
F<4~ ~ go
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b. YANCEt,
n. ". NANDEH Q


Milton, JurC4. JAMES EAIAEN 1
The foregoing Report, being approved bv the board IF
trustees, publicly Ta,d by Gen. r. NJ Sanders accom-
panied 10y appropriate addressand directed 10 m priri
ed-Ihc business OF e Academy vii he resumed Ijv die
same teachers, Monday the 18th of July The scbool
bemS wen conducted and attended with little zr,e E
Any other in the STATE the latcr themselves Nil, a
liberal share Of the public patronage
MtOn y. &. June q. GEO. ". JFFFRFVS c.c,
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E fathers Of The Rcvolution.-Ediloys.
.S,tmmcrpiLIe. 1oM Lllne. 40

EJtt"t'IttI tt'tt, LII JttWt. IO-I.
MEssRs. EDIroRs-I observe in the En-
qulrer ofiast Friday, mention is made of two
instances where fingers has re been accident
ally amputate0, and restored 10 their original
state for satisfaction to The increduous, |
take the liberty of furnishing third instance
A brother mine, (the late Col ] Ohm Elem
ing OF Cumberland when boy, in rounding
a single with broad axe, cut off the end Of
his left fore finger, near the joint and on
giving an alarm, our fatherwent immediately
to his assistance, and found the end of the
finger adhering To the axe-the wound still
bleeding. The severed parts were immedi-
ateiy joined, a little brown sugar applied and
carefully bound up with linen bandage (;
and in a few weeks the cure was complete,
and only small scar remaining.
VIM FLEMING.
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lCONNUSiCATEn.
DIEn-On the eth inst. At the residence of Thomas
Polar isI in hc county of Hanover, after prntrac
an. cAcrucia,ins illness of many months Hiss SARAH
WiNTLOCkE.
In announcing the dealt! Of this truly excellent lady II
rs but jusi In ld tina She uuivcr,il: and mus ic
serVcd beloved aud is deeply and sincerely lancntcd Nv
all who knew her. Through the whole course of life :
uSein mo exemplary generous and noble heart could
make H. her md WAS never closed ruins; the ncey or
mr. hclt against the afflicted 1ad being herself ncanaIle
oi ehnity towards any il may truly said OF, her
thai sic had not enemy in the whole world Great ana
almost n-upp0rta5ic her sucrin.rs Until cx-
a'iStcd nature cOd endure longer she was never
ht"d 10 utter coipaiutand died bright cXample of
chTisl" iortitudc e. all the living. OF the nunero cir
Gle OF reaiiS and friends who weep over Der grave
there Is not one whose heart will bear annie
10 IL Hh OF TINS simple tribute Ia the her
whose worth r5rciv equ1iled, and eXcellrd.
Al 'er a', which can console her mourning friends
under this affecting dpensation, they should remen,er
that there Is hope you'd the grave anoicr and bet
ter world where she has received the iust re-
ward oIa well spent life
Departed this life NJ his residence III the County of
Hcnrco IN the 18th inst after lingering iudnosito
and confinement hi, bed for several ycars-n The sod
Henr OF his age Mr. ESSE SMITH. Perhaps Few men
ever 'e or died, who possessed in larger degree than
ma te deceased the felicity having never made
zoe. M . " as tue uniOrn pain open, upright, friendly
man, IN All ms dealings with the World-cVer ready 10
serve ms fellow men, without oonation, profession IL
Is ici known 10 the wrcrthe deceased ever aup,,rcd
ornj"y, source of anqlity in himself that never fail
Cd To coacilinte the esteem OF all who knew him.
" Peace he To his mancs."
n Friday morning Oh instant at his late residence
called kamah, the Rev. SAINT. L. STRAUGHhN in The
SEth yeerOi his ola prcracted disease which he nr,.
WIN perfect resignation L. the will of his divine master
ne has ieiI widow ard children and an innureral K,
hummer III FRIENDS and relations bcIBoan his uniini,ly
th' society has sustained lost in death OF
ms great aud goof ard the Baptist church. whereof
he vas pastor, an irrcrarablc loss
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WM. FLEMING.
lCoMNrNfcArEn.

e II Tho cogucnt Nos. OF Fyeicacr Of Sr,,,rp have
been recei' CO, and will he Immediately published.
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a
great purpose OF enforcing leyiumafs meas
sures" or even unconstitutional laws, the trihl
by jury may be rendered farce, and the right
"to have the asSstanceof COUNSEL amockery
and though we can discern the possibility Oi
occasional Inconvenience from ill-adyiscd mel-
suress in the states, we see every thing to fear
from inroads upon their authority, and Il des-
friction of their Independence.
In The loose and desuItory reflections which
have thrown out upon this Interesting sub
ject, have not pretended TO reply to the
various arguments which have been advanced
IN the opinion ofthe court. To make the ut
tempt, would extend this essay already too
much expanded Ito an unreasonable length.
shall conclude therefore with the expression
of an ardent hope, that the same spirit which
prevailed against the unconstitutional laws of
the Congress Of 1898, will successfully re-
sist, by similar means, the pernicious opinions
of the Judiciary OF fS21.-A repeal of the UNI
constitutional section ofthe act for the organ
ization of the courts of the United States will
afford the most prompt redress. To this point
let the energies and the abilities of the repre-
sentatvcs of the people be directed. 1t is yet
to be hoped that a majority of the legislative
body of the Union retain Il just sense ofthe
necessity of preserving unimpaired the indie
pendence of the-state judiciaries And should
the event give reason to believe, that sufli-
cient number of the states will concur in anoth
er constitutional amendment, we may yet sue
coed iii securing forever those bulwarks of the
state sovcreignties from the further assaults of
the supreme court of the United States.
FLETCHER OF SALTOUN.
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CELEBRATION o. ESDEPENDE1cE,

IfWcdsc.daY had been Il fair day, Rich
moDd would have presauteda most auimating
epectaclc- But under every disadvantage Of
rainy day, tife scene was one, v hich drew
many AN anxious eye, and delighted every
spectator. Our fair countrywoncn were the
principal sulIcrcr5-though some Of them
honored by Their presence the exhibition ia TIC
Capitol.
The gun at day break, aud the saiu tc at
sun rise, announced the advent Of this glorious
anniversary.
IAN early Holr in the forenoon, the yolun-
teer troops Of the city were under arms, to
escort TO the Capitol Square street the two
fine and martia-Iooking volunteer companies
from Norfolk, Capt. Capron's Independent
Volunteers, aud Capt. Cats Junior Volun-
teers, who had arrived in the steam boat tie
evening before.
Between II and IL, tie line was formed
near The Capitol Square consisting Of Capt.
Douthat's Richmond Troop, the Norfolk Vol
untecrs, our handsome new company OF Ar
tlhery, commanded by Capt John Ruthcr-
foord,) CAPT. Finncy's Light Infantry Blues,
! and Capt. Bioohe's Rifle Company. About
i11, The line was rc' ic,rra by ihc CIofefnor
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DIED H. At his residence IN Prince VIM. cOunty;ou
the 12ih April ast, Robert GRAuNM, in the 7OIl
wear Of his age.
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HicHMoNp, Sd July, 1921.
DEAR SIR--AGrecahly 70 your rcqaes;, | now state
that have perfect recollection Of eceivng letter
from You in Washington, shortly after The deati of
Mr. Samuel Gr6chhow. in which you saw ih;,t YOU
had just ii published in the newspaper. After
some expressions Of regret you then stated, tl st
the time You .elt Richmond yo.i owed him $1,000. aud
which was then at maturity, ans tha le had agreed 10
renew il for further time, ana thar, seeing Nh Green
how, lie had delivered TO VOW Your said nuic without
taking one-iIIat y0n icii Richmond in haste,
without having given a new. one, intended by
you-and that life unccrian aud for fear Gf
accident, you desired me to ohcw the eter Ia his IA
Iniy and friends, wherein YOU acknowledged that al
though you had pOssesson Of yOur note, aud that Mr.
Grocnhow had nothing 10 evidence the existence OF
the debt that that letter should bind you for the Il
mount aforesaid. di.,n~ily rccoer; hc above facts
aud in pursuance of your request mentioned 70 Is
brothers DR.. Grecnhow and Eis George Grcenliow
and do lt'icvc that gave the said letter 80 Doctor
Grcenhow, and | dill subsequently understand that
you had paid Tic same the Mutual Assurance Com
pany aiainst Fire, to tic credit Of Mr. Greenhow's
ostaie-But When, or how, ], was paid, hnow not.
Yuuys, respectfully.
SAMI McCR tYY
TYTd;ors wdD have published tie 52r,.s 10 the Mutual
Assgnncc Society ,ir XII james RaWiinre f. Ar't ~ s..
sy 'cufad " gise sioseGoing pase in their
pectiye papers.
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r. the controversy between 1icsTs. McIlac Rawlings
has tcme too personal % be longer iaduced through e
medium Of oitr columns a free press Should always li
open 20 the inyciCaiou Of the public conGuc; cf public
men; bui whenever that NCsiglticu ereG into
prueS nr the qualification Of personal hostility, should
before The public. tudcr tbesg mpesi Of az
g.. induced % tnpc tina; fc controversy will hero
eni least tat further personality fipud be Ill continued
The proper pace To- enquiry into the matter is before
erci Meeting The Interests Of tci institution induce
To- express conviction that tc Principal Agent wishes
for .icli mcetiu-.
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The Bank Of the United States has declared
p dividend of one aa3 q hair per cent. for the
last half year. This measure was rccommeu-
ded by COMMITTEES OF the board of directors
at Philadelphia, in report which was submit
ted 10, and approved ~ the board II contains
an estimate Of the losses sustained, aud Of
other charges to he met by the bank and
concludes with sundry resolutions providing
for the cxtnguishment of losses, &c. sc. -
This document shall appear in our next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-15
Red iOuse Landing.

TIME subscribe having rented the cele-
brated Herring Landing, known by
the name of the Red House or Lear's Land
ing. about four miles below Alexandra,
gives uotice to persons DESTROYS of putting
W Herrings. and to waggoners in par'icu-
lar. that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The road to the land
ing is good, and the distance so short that
il m,st be an inducemeDt to those who
want good. sound, and fresh fish, TO prefer
il 20 the Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely notice
will have them warranted of the best quail
tY JlLSON DONC.
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Masuns Wanted.

CEVENTY.F FIVE stone masons wanted to
- work a, Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the fiTst rate work
men, and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men. black or
white, to attend on the workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolitha Laos. who has
lived at the place for a long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec
The National lntelligencer, Baltimore Fee
de raj Gazette, Leesburg Washngtonian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to tins
office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-15
Genuine Garden Seeds.

YT7M. YEATES offers for sale, at retu-
w ced prices, at his garden, near Alex
andria. general assortment of GARDEN
SEEDS, mostly of his own raising, and all
warranted OF FIRST quality; also an assortment,
offruit trees, choice kinds, Towering shrubs,
dwarf box, Tor edging, cabbage plans, eau
liHower do. with other variety, with an ex.
tensive collection OF green house plants, OF
the most rare kinds. february 5
The Leesburg Washing aod Win
chester Gazette, are requested to Insert the
above three times, and the National Intelli
gencer three times week for six weeks, land
send their accounts to this office.