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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
L = store, price dollar,
The HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION,

Being an abritgment Of Bumet's Risiorye
the Reformation of tn. Church o. Engleod.
Together with sketches OF The lives OF Luz
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three Gel. bra
ted reioIners OF Tie con'irt BY The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector VI the Parish
OF ST. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perussl OF
an abridement OF The history Of the reiorua.
ton, prepared for puL!i,sIion ty The hev.
b. Allen, with plt assure c"rply with his
request. in giving il my huni 'e r.ccnn en-
dati0n. Ii contains the lisioiy OF all the
important iarls as narrated by furne!, and
to th'>t who have not tie tine q, ttr means
OF C insulting thai writer, Must Irvs in'eI.
esting and vsIustie. There Icing cnsi-
derable class oil persons lLftr lest ,Dcum-
stance, such WoIh ias lt.ny ani.d d. and
! think, TIT pres. nj Ole y il! ls highly ac-
ceptahle, a. serving tonrst the existing sx-
ieency NlIllAh n. VII Mt il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
EOr Freight,

ISEE The new and superior brig A
sss&DAMS, Rich, master; burtnen a.
tout s25 hhds. tobacco, OF 1900 bbls. tour,
40 will IN few days be ready 10 load: APP
ply to J. II LADD Il Co.
Who have tor sale on board said brig.
no tons Plaster.
sept2l II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
For Freight.

FOr FrtIgHC,
.w The good substantial Schooner
@MOUNT VERNON. BENZ. How
Il o,,'er-burthen $50 bbls. will be in
~,d;nsss for the reception OF cargo in a
iew days. Apply to-
gbo offers for sale, received by said vessel
" and schr Cent. from Boston :.
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
q5 bbls No. 2, mackarel
40 ha!f do. No, 2, do.
I'd casks refined Loaf Sugar
1000 bushels Portland Potatoes
a few ca,e. Furniture, consisting OF Bu-
,,au,. BOX C,ses. Secretary's &c.
llih no. 8 OF
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Freight Wanted,

.SA For the ship 20 rOMAC. Charles
2S&. Bradford, master; burthen about $40
hhds OF tobacco or HOO Dbls flour The
snip IN good order and ready TO receive
cargo immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY 81 SON.
Who will purchase good wheat aud wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
o. The Editors Of Tue National lntelli.
gencer will pleas. insert the above once
week or three weeks.
8 mo9 law,t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
J I'm Ill. Iadl y Go.

j Dim Ill. ladi . Go.
vTAIE lust received from Marsellles per
Ill brg Venu.. aud offer tor sale,
loo casks clarel wine
ioo boxes IL bottles each OLD claret
=; do white wine
95 do Muscat de Frontlsnac.
10 pipes brandy
Is boxes white soap lsoap
500 pale blue, doubled, boiled + marbled
10 casks superine sweet oil
n baskets IL bottles each DO
So do b do 10 do
5 bags each loco supertine Corks
1877 weight CorAwood
For Sale or Freight,
SSS, The good BRIG VENUS, James
I$& Kelly, master, hurthen III Tons
viii be in order to receive cargo IN tew
days. Apply as above.
9TH oct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
For Amsterdam,

For. Amsterdam,
Nh The coppereG brig CALCUTTA,
49, L. D WmslOw, master, Is uow load
ing, viii sail 10y the iOlu OF OctoDci; take
lew nhds OF Tobacco, or sman arlIIles OH
freight If offered soon. Apply to
W.H FUVLE, l. &c.
For Freight,
Ia, THE schooner CAfhAKlNE.
.NE Capt. Singer, carries .uout go
baieis; rs good vessel, viii taks lreisut
to any eastern port.
For sale, said schrs. cargo OF 600 casks of
Thomaslon lime.
Apply as above
Sept Il N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
For New Orleans.

a4N The brig Hannah. W. Pearson,
49, Master, will sail Oh the 10th October,
ma take freight or passengers on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE, + Co.
vho have noss loading from schr. Midas, and
for suie,
10 tons ST. Petersburg hemp.
oct If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
For Boston,

stts, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, Jr.
.SsessSma'ler, burlhen about l2uO bbIs. shr
very superior vessel, ani viii be ready
% loai IN few days, and can take SUI 6bis
On lreight.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
FIFTH CLASS.

besides an immense number OF smalieI
prizes.
Prizes only to ledrawn
Not tuO blanks to prize.
The drawing Will take place as above
stated, anu will he con pieteI u 50 draws
ings with all possible despatch, under the
superintendent of
X. L. MeIgLtman,
William Brenr,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine. Managers
Thomas Fl. GiIliss,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Way, Jr. <s-..4
The ereal despatch which has unilormly
been made 10 the drawing OF The fGrmef
classes OF hi. lottery, and The immense nuns.
Der of splendid capital prizes, confined
with the low price of tickets afford the ereats
est Inducements TO advenlurers TO make m.
vestments IN this Lottery, oon'esstdly tin
must brilliant IN H.. United States.
Whole Tickets, S13
Halves, 6 50 ;.
Quarters, 8 20
EIgkths, 4 60
Awhole ticket may produce DiCr,"oh
An hall ticket nay I'Ccute 81 900
A quartz, ticket may roduce sh,"oo
An eighth may produce u Zoo
6TOrders by nail or private conveyance
tor tickets in this or any o,itI Lottery VIII
meet prompt attention addttssed to
J. ii. RUNNELS'
Lucky Lottery Office,
King st. AIerondria.
Y. B. Tickets win etvanCe on the 1st
of October to Is dolls. shares in pr portion.
sept Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
FDr NewburvpOrt.

EN The good schr. MARY, George
,sssasN. Howard, master, burthen $40
'"'s an! will be dispatched Immediately, Tor
MAIL treigh, or passengers apply to
j. III LADD i Go.
Hho haoe just recsioed By SAID ossssts
leo casks Th6naston Lime
b. bbls Potatoes
81 bushels 90
81 NJ. Boards
Ssyt1s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
FURNITURE &. CHAIRS.
WILLIAM HASKELL.

(BACK STREET. Has FOR SALE
n Doz. fancy CHAIRS. of a good quality
S common do SIDEBOARDS; SECRE-
TARIES; BUREAUS; Grecian CARD Ia
81 ES; Pembroke and Dining do. common do.
dressing do Grecian SOFAS; common do.
EASY CHAIRS; WORK TABLES; high and
field post BEDSTEADS; common do.--Also.
10000 feet of Bay and St. Domingo
Mahogany Boards and Plank,
which be will sell as good terms as can be
purchased in the state. U~Those who wish to
purchase large or small quantity, will please to
call and see for themselves. Orders from the
country will be attended to.
Portland, July 28th, 1921. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

md bhis. Sperm OIL;
hsnuf.c,ured TOBACCO;
, - 9 and 8 ~ 10 Window Ola
T. ! and , CHOCOLATE
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

RARBCLi h q CJUIL
HAVE Just added 10 their stock OF
q OTIS CAsSIMERES 81 additional supply
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

- W v LC,
ever offered in Maine, calculated for Parlours,
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels. A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves, well calculated for heating-and Cook,
Stoves e ell prices from 10 80 dollars, all war
ranted to stand FIRE.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are Of his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use. The objec-
ton 10 baking instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made TO these the casting is
as perfect as by FIRE. Two large pieces can be
roasted at time on splits exposed TO free current
of air, without the additional expense OF tin
kitchen. As it very important wheu buying TO get
the best, those who wish 10 purchase an article
so important in domestic use, requested 10 call
and examine for themselves, and enquire OF those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for genteel cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less fuel greater
There can be water enough heat for washing, and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty at the same
time Ii has three boilers, holding one, two and
FIVE pals full, but the size of the boilers can be in
creased or decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either or all three Of them pleasure by
turning the hampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached TO the
Stove. and those who are building by procuring one,
can save the expense of chimney.
He likewise furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
tunnels, for Stoves Of all sizes, with copper and all
other kind of apparatus for Cook Stoves at short
notice-havng procured the best Of wcrkmen for
that purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES to sell
can be supplied on the most liberal terms.
ALSO
FOR SALE as above, Woods approved cast
iron PLOUGHS, with a general assortment of
Groceries, Bar Iron & Steel.
A constant supply from Philadelphia, Of
LinSeed OIL, -.
and Domestic COFFEE, by wholesale or retail,
aud large supply of Mill and Crosscut SAWS,
which will be warranted TO prove good.
Oct. %. 0.f1
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

A few rieces drah. cIaret, bisch 49,,
I,ndon BROADCLOTHS, C.4SSIMERES and
T.aDTFS CLOTHS-making their assortment
3r;o.n shee,;ncs. Shirtinss Ginghams,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
November, 90, 1921.

Beng speedy, certain cure for the Vener.a
Disease IN all its stages.
1'HlS article isspproved by the Medical schools
OF France, and by the College of Physicians
IN London. In the course Of the extensive pub.
lie and private practice Of medical gentlemen, not
single case has ever occurred where the cure
has not been speedy and permanent.
In the space of FIVE years no less than ten thou
sane persons are reported 10 have been cured by
these Lozenges in The city of Paris alone, with
out the least painful or dangerous symptoms
whatever, neither the mou h nor the breath are
IN the least affected by the use of this mild, safe
and certain remedy. All the extra medicines in
every stage of this disease accompany the Lozen-
ges, with particular directions the price Of the
whole is S..
Letters addressed 70 the Proprietor, ]. p.
Whitwell, agent to the Boston Inirmsry in Bos-
ton, post paid, enclosing the amount, and dis
cribing symptoms, will meet Immediate atten-
lion.
n. b. Instructions preparatory to the use and
before the arrival of the medicine (which viii
be forwsrded by mail or packet will be imne-
disteiy gwen, The whole business may be conduc-
ted without the knowledge of second person.
Aug II.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

Has al Privote Sale, at No III, Jones Ro1,
Exchange Street,
q Winslow's Patent Cooking Stoves, at rfd,scsd
- prices, from the original subscription Price
bale Buffsoe Robes,
| do. Sheeting Cottons,
! case Gilt framed Looking Glasses.
] do. Mahogany do do do
do. Glass Ware,
! Mahogany Side Board,
20 Nj. Russian Quilts,
Auction Commission Business, attendedtoas
usual. CtL) Oct. %, 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

e. PICKLES, 20
LNIT for Table use, consian " for sale at the
Il Store of IONA. STUART, Fore-street
Nov 20. 5mo.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
FOUND,

this town last week, rhe Union Societv's MreL
lighthouse bundle containing one pair of wooden ~
Irowsers-two pair WOODEN wae Drawersruo PAIR Stoct
ns-one waiscoat, al considerably worn-and az a.
PoeRet-Doo onranIng Memorandum, one VI \ hcs
bears thename of AntAonv Coombs-Thr owner derrs
PR vet Pery, pay for shs a.r and take he
Away --APPp 10 LUCY MURRAY
~-o''-Sle eA Port and, Nov 20, 80
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04

A NY person DESTROYS Of loaning 1000 on good
n personal security or upon Mortgage Tor
number Of years, may hear of an opportunity ny
eDquiriug Of the Editor Of the Gas Ae-
Portland, Nov. 18th 1921.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-12-04
GEORGE WARREN,

GEORGE WARREN,
Fore St,eet-Near The head Of Ingrohams Wharf,
Has just received and offers for sale
on boxes and chests young Hyson aud Sou
CIV chong TEAS,
hhds W. /. snd st. Croix RUM,
8qusrter casks and pipes Msssgs and Lis
bon WINE,
1000 lbs. best Cheese,
a bales Cotton.
10 hhds. retailing Molasses,
casks Sperm Oil,
10 casks god, al and 10d Nails,
10 bbls. Muscovado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
Boxes Pipes--do. by and 6 by 10 Glass.
Mould and dipped Candles,
100 Or. ooxes Cigars,
so resms Wrapping Paper,
10 bbls. Apples-bsgs of Shells,
Bags Experimentation Salt,
Cognsc Brandy-American & Holland Gin
Cherry Rum-Wudsor and bar Soap,
Double refined Sal Petre,
West India & domestic Coffee &C hocoIste
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sugars,
Stsrch-Sulphur-Gi T. lnoIgo,
Powder and Shot, &c. &c
Also an assortment OF
Hard & HOlIOm Ware.
If October so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
REMOVAL OF COUNCILLORS.

YESTERDAY, the ii. OF ID were engaged
with the Senate in renovin. by Joint ballot
two members of the Executive Council in
compl,duc with the iujnnctions of Ike Con.
stitution. Messrs Yates aud Martin, two OF
the members, with courtesy and ma. n anini
~ which do them great honor IN letters which,
they addressedgo the Legislature. requested
To he offered MP AZ vie.ims 10 the constitu-
tio". MIR. Idtes's letter will be found in The
Journal Of Saturday.-NIr. Martins was sub.
United 10 Tie II. OF ID. yesterday, and is as
follows:
Nelson County 27fh Nor 1929.
SIR viii thank You 10 communicate to the
House OF Delegates. thai owing to INV indis-
position aud other imp9rious circumstances
l am DESTROYS at retiring from The Executive
ConncH OF Virginia, aud therefore through
You respectfully solicit my removal nv The
General Assembly. beg tic Legislature al.
so TO permit me TO express my SINCERE ar-
acknowledgements Tor the distinguished liherali-
~ u has manifested tor me, and believe am
VIII great esteem, your taith iui aud obedieu,
servant, JOHN M MARTIN
The Hon. Speaker Of The
House Of Deie.ates
Or The 20 ballot, Mr.. Yates had a majority
OF votes for his renioyal-and on the 4Ih ,br.
same lot tel! MIR. Mar,in-Wp have no
note- o. the discussion which took place pre-.
vions 10 the bdOing IL would he difficult
witnon' much explanation o make the reader
understand the course OF that dis custom: and
u might be doing inJustice To- state the re
SUITS OF the Dalloing without such explana-
ton.
One circumstance came out in the iscus.
sion. which n true, Is Interesting 10 the peop!e
al large; viz. that the committee on General
Pie'ton's pGtition bad certain exhibirs is.d
before them on Saturday lat from which IN
Impre ssion WAS tikeR up HAT there wa, IN adj
di''"ai defich IN his accoun, OF about $50, 900
THIS, IN hls capacity OF commis si.n.r or
vesfing the monies OF the LITERARY FUND in
Iank stock. But the subject is yst undergo
Ing an investigation before the committee
The result will of course lie laid before he
public. We shall be happy, both on account
OF tie public and the late Treasurer that this
impressIon. so publicly di closed, should turn
OUT TO be an erroneous one.
No other business was transacted REPORTS
were made 10y some OF the committees and A..
msng the rest, long ore by Mr.. SeIden.
from the committee TO take into considera
ton what Is known by the Incorrect name OF
the National Lottery Case"-The report
was not read, but laid upon HE tabe.-A'iet
Ter was also received from the Governor en-.
closing one from Spencer Roane, ESQ presi.
ding Judge of the Court of Appeals, stating
The reasons of his refusing 10 act az an e1- off,
clo member OF the Board of the Literary FuId.
This letter was read, and on Mr. Dvdirid.e's
motion (who expressed himself strongly in
favor OF ITS reaSoEs) was referred 10 the Com
mIttee OF Schools and Colleges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09

Tie Commonwealth Of Kentucky, That lie sur
vryor OF the lands set apart for the saiisfac-
'iou OF The legal bounties of the officer. and
diers OF the Virginia state line on state es.
abl,shmeut he, and he is hereby authorized .
bS himself or his Deputies. to survey such OF
The entrees made before the first day OF aisy
t7v2, west at the 1ennessee river. on military
warrants not herr tofore satisfied, as hs may be
requested lie make by the person or per sons
~ whose name the entry was made. or by the
legal heirs ofsnc'i per.on or persons or by The
agent or attorney IN fact, ot any such per-
sou or persons.
) 6. dnd De further eaccted, Tina, the Lands
aforesaid. iyin: west OF tine Tennessee river
shall he subject TO taxation az other lands in
this commonwealth, from and after tile 10Th
OF March next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
FLORIDA TREATY

All accounts agree that this treaty is ratified
by Tue Cores the ouly doubt is, whether il
is with or wi,hont conditions. According TO
The paragraph from the Ch1Tlestou Patriot a
letter from Mr.. Forsyth informs that Spain
requires the eXtraoi binary condition of our
guaranteeing the Island OF Cuba -. On tie
other hand. the Plsiados btings tue account
that no condition at all Is exacied. The Ns~
llonal lnjelligencer III akesfhe same statement.
We should therefore lean to this latter sappO-
sItion. The following Is the only direct con
muplcation we have from Washington upon
HE subject;
From Member Of Congress jan. B.
OHcial Intelligence has reached the de-
" Parimeni of State that the Spanish treaty Is
" 1T length ratified. II is said the large grants.
the SUBJECT OF di.agTeeTnent, are given up or
" cancelled"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
BNENIO Sc TTNAKY

(VILi open or Monday, Ihe 22d insi. uude. III, n >,
80 haseinaht OF NJ WILLIAM BlHH viii, ~. he
piest testimonials tom shalac.crf Of Lig Tsu.cs,i
w 81 '"is country as veil ~ ia EnrOpc his 0nai 4.
'aon' rs teacher cf the Greek and ain languages
"h SIT - lbAil, teacher ~ tie Fienci anh italian
&c course OF lnsTuclion will ne sttaT 70 hat ,nT.
tued the 'asi 10 The sucrtssul ol tci
,b an "d"it'"n 10 The usual classical hc,ks
mat pnpis he provided ,ei,h LampIirie's Classical
ne'"nai' ha1"'s A"oitni G-. glapi. sdau - tt,r,a.
lament. """ '''''" 'e'-
Hs new organization nf the School. lhrie viii -
slaFa'Ion 81 r duties az instruction iiOil p cares
lodihihS Tue pHpi's lady has Teen engaged i Aeon
we aI'irR hrn>e,. VITO, IL Is t.lIevc6 is eiaciify
Gu'Hed Iof mat satiSn. Ia cotsccutnCe q us ar.
inermeht ihe y'afiS expense viii be incTeated thiry
u"'lafs- ms King board ard jn,on I, cipd rg ey ~
luNe EXCEPT hr'lfine, :, loo year Sa5 iein OF
n2'hs -ssarl. 10. 20 vance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09

No 4 Stl4f--
- NittrS - ed lfis. q Tor ne ruruoee.
~ s'a Ell, wi he sold ~ public a1con IN - tases
1"g re lfA nHy ~ 91,N HsIt, ~ eleven o,corG on
lht premises, those aluabis BRICK TtNENtNgS Oh
h.'Nghieok street, being i've III number Commencing.
AZ rue tenement al The sooner Of RoilinghiVek aud
Sycamore streets, occupied ~ ha-is : FaY.ar and
.Nthu'g 10 TOE tot OF hf jams Kn-x rhich are
hu,'D'i "a va sa'd de't NG-i, . aud 3 togs her
VIA" nF'c" Lr'stsT UJfSe aud ctkef vaIu.bie i,t
pi"NtHenls On sad irts The Whole he soid or so
mnch HrTeof as will he necessary pay the 0eht ard
iHVeIt'i eehli"hee IN saI; trust dtf This utepetiv
- valuable aud pr ductve and ceIia. Is worthy tie
Atten'i ~ PersOns & catial.
The teBrmtB's under rem, Of from civ f., %, .lr.
h"huie H"lafs each and aeIng situated IN the n,ot
COMMERCIAL patt OF The tOTn, viii always command
e'"n rent ard being also fully insured frnn oss Inv
ue Ia he Rchmand office, the purchasers are rendered
perfectly secure on that sbonld any person
frs'ong ~ distance Wisb for any fuTber intnria,io
iespccus itis valuable rtnpeiy, iLsy ma obtain il
ny writing TO ise al this place
lbe TVopeTY will I've sod on 2 cTedii Of iiree siv
and nine mouths. equal IRitaineus AVID tie sle "a M
be conducted b! Ar. I'm 30 r, aRc,i, nerr
JOHN "LLsON Trustee.
rerrsbnrg. Jan 5,ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
E,cm Tie National Iu,eilirencer.


observe that The Cortes AT Spain have
prohibited the Importation of hard SOAP.
They cannut be blamed for that. The
BariNa is Que of their valuable products.
Without il. VIZ: the mineral alkaii, hard
soap cannon be made bur soda or the
mineral aikaH, is The basis of com on salt,
(ihe muriaie Of Soda The good house
wives of Virginia, The Carolinss, and
Georgia, have known, for century pro.
badly. that their sed sup. or The union at
the vegetable alkal, with oils or fa,, may
be easily made hard soap, by boiling i,
with portion Of common sail. dnabl
whether This is kuo~n generally in the
North and Eastern States. Il.
TOBACCO.
IL appears by Commercial Reports from
Liverrooi and kottei dam, that the qnauti,y of
IUEAt co IN October last. was
lu England II SOP hog sheads,
In Holland IL 500 do.
39G6S Total.
The new crop is
estimated AT
MARYLAND about 25 900
Virginia So COO
kentucky 10000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
INTERNAL IMpRovEur,

We are compelled 10 throw upon our las I
page an interesting public Document viz.
The Annual Report OF the Board of Pubic
Works LAID before the present General Az
sembly We recommend il to the earnest pa,
rusai of every man Who values the Internal
Improvement OF the oidte....Few things are
30 dear to us, as that object; and few means
better calculated TO effect il tban the vaiua-
Bile Fund set apart ioT TINT pnfnose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
Par&IiU, Ho5o1 fSoN {. N,Ig0-

PeF&AiH, ifo6e, tSon Z KeIsO.
\ NJ h"" receiving by The sch"olcrs AnEsrct7
sup SaNahnsb's cargo, 1870.
lsu 70 10 boxes GunrnNder Teas
IS do. dn No
90 hoNes GuuPnu der Teas. coniain'e capi,,ers In
80 cbetts Young BysOn lea
% nh1'. OF 81 Ctoix aud New Orleans Sugars
iuv p"s 81 Loaf Sugar. New York n,anmfact.ry
% tags Of best Green Porte Rico Corts
~ plrea or Cugniac frandy
10 bhds. Of Jamaica Rum
20 do. OF Antigua d.
100 boxes OF Mould Candfi
100 do. OF Soap
30 casks of Cheese
few bhlS. of Pork and Btef-
All oi which they will sell on libe raj Terms.
Jan Q - =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
Virginia Military Land Claims.
Extract ota Litter 10 4 gentleman ~ this Ciiy
from his c0Ifespnnheni. daieI

from his correspondent, dated
g 1Odd County, BeHtHcIiy, l6h Dec
enclose yOua biiI OF the taw authorizing
the surveying OF the military claims. which
has passed The lower House of the To-
gislatnre ot Kentucky, as have seen from The
papers printed ~ Frankfort, since the date OF
the bill with some small amer dmeuis MAJOR
WA. CrOghan has tie appointment. aud is
required by the law TO give two months UOtice
before lie commences smTVeying, which Will
bring about The ISL ct March"
5. had forgotten 10 mention, that tie
legislature arc about 10 carry iato grant aud
estabIisha town al The Iron Banks. ior tie bee
Defi OF ihc officers aud soldiers OF the Virginia
lire agfeeably 10 the law Of Virginia ou tliat
subject"
Glue ist sad 9th foe,ioas Of the bill are as
follow y
s. Re il cuae,cd " fhs General Asssm5'y #
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-09
100 Negroes Jy0Icg 1c ~ 111cI;on

'uo negroes. NhirS, &c al 4Hcli0u.
Noroet TO accommodate prrchgsefs the sale 81 Ne
groes. Mules flofses belonging g. he esta, 81
iona HIahf'n, Gee has hren posipahsd uH IIoadnt
me lhth inst o he fist fair day thereafter Uh-n
~" 'ahe place Ia font Of Use Eaf's Hotel In The civ
OF RicL m0Hd si 10 o'clurk pic,isriy
ne safe OF the Lands. Farming teusls Cows nxea.
Com, Fodder Ha> and an Other PEI sRa rnpcrfy
wiz D. made at The Coal PITS. OF IA AgOFHgH RE
lOh fSf I'll ~ o'cock or me fist fair IN, thereafter
as adveThssd......by ordet ef she Executor
Tau. 80