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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

yere guilty Of great indiscretion and impr0.
prie'y in publishing most indecent libel q
g.inst the judicial proceedings of the his hes,
tribunal in the Floridas Had I cens, Tied
my personal feelings, having entertained a
favorable opinion Of some Of them, and enmi.
ty to none, should have been disposed to
have suffered the oct to siok into oblivion.
But the dignity and honor Of the govern ment
forbade that conduct SO outrageous should
pass unnoticsd. might appeal TO those very
persons, and ask, what would be the con.e.
quences il band of American officers should
offer such an insult to the government of a
Spanish provinceP But the inhabi ants of
the Floridas may rest assured, that. Whatever
may be the improperly or imprudence Of
some, it will have no effect upon my feelings
towards the rest-the innocent will not be
confounded with the guilty, and all will con-.
tinue TO experience the same protection and
respect for their rights which have heretofore
been extended, provided they demean them.
selves with that propriety which becomes
every good citizen and subject and should
any of them, under the influence of momen.
sary passion or feeling, be dissatisfied with
the measures have pursued. on return Of
their sober judgment feel confident they
will be compelled to approve.
Considerations of personsl nature, and
She s"uaNon Oh my tamhy, requiring my ali
sence frOmthese provinces for short period.
] make known in the mean time that The 20
vernment of East Florida is placed under The
charge and direction Of w. G. D. Wor,hine.
tan, Esq. Secretary for The same, ana that Of
West Florida under Col. George Walton,
Secretary thereof.
Esch of these gentlemen are clothed with
all the powers appertaininY 60 the governor
under the late government o. Spain, AID
subject To such instructions a. they NAY re.
spectively receive from the Presi lent ot the
United States through me. They ar. chaIs d
faithfully to protect and maiotaic all the
citizens and inhabitants, of what.o Yer d..
scription in the provinces, in the pee. etui en-
joymeni Of all their r,gh's, privileges, aud
immuoities, Aecared to them under the lat,
treaty with Sl,ain, and u,der the constitn los
Of she United S,a,es, SD far a. thu same i
applicable have Instructed III IN pr.mpt.y
to pansh the vi"laters of tn. law AMI to re-,
quire of all, that allegiance to the govern
men', enioi"ed by my pr"canatior, issued
on taking possession 1 the country
ANDREW JACK SON.
Governor Of FLORIDA, &. Sc.
Pensacola, Oct. 6, 1921.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

eSce"ent constitution OF our hsPpy country
than he can ever asnne for. We wish him
happiness in his retirement, but we hope and
trust that he will never again DO called into
tho service of his Country.
Our readers, no doubt, like ourselves, have
often been amused at the minuteness of the
English Newspaper, they posses, the knack
OF magnifying the most trivial events, and of
giving an air of importance to wha would
be deemed by an American Editor almost
unworthy Of nctce.-But the servity which
stamps the character Of the greater number
OF the English papers is what is mos, dis.
gustins TO A.nericans.-Take the following
article as sample. Now what would be
thought OF an American Editor who wouli
gravelS ioform his reader, how ME-. Monroe
were his nat or his clothes; or how LONG he
kept his glass to his lips b.fore be cleared
his bumper; or in what attitude he kept hi.
neId while drinkins?- Would he not be pro.
"ounced fool or mailman
Inc turn OF his msiesty's head, the
shape OF his nat and clothes, have be-
come quite the fashion Ia Ireland since
the klnS's visit: every act of the royal
ilrrsonage has found crowd as ADM
rers; even The manner in which his mn
JsS'y drank his wine is inflated In cy-
> company by those who wish 10
lave character az judges uf thu IA
var of iSheni.|,. The king ON hubble
occasions always drank bumpers, hut
~ kept his glass fput times longer to
hAs rs thas is ordinarily allowed for
wailowiaS cheerful glass, sud seem
ed To sip thu vino drop by drop. 50 that
he palate had the fullest opportunity
o. imhibing the flavor Of. no doubt, u
rare and rich vintage. The king threw
h,s head gently back as he slipped this
glass, bat never took the wine from his
Ups until ile had Gle, ID tie bumper"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

We understand ,ha' flour was down
10 s'r dollars aud i'ceaty- tiue cents in
Georgetown. yesterday.--ALe.c. Her.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

The Flcfidisn Of the S.h u,limo states
that Governor Jackson would depart from
PENSACOLA IN few days thereafter for Ten.
nas'se, and it would appear that il was the
P"IP"'e % the Governor 10 resign his Office,
as 1t Is mentioned in the same paper, that hi,
fe'Orn 10 Florida need not be looked for, un-
less circumstances should render il necessary
Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
STE .9a5etts.
WINCHESTER :
SATURDAY. ,Nou. 10th, 1891.

We rejoice most heartily at the prospect
ofGenerai JAckson's resigniug hi, Office Of
Governor OF the Floridas to our
perception he has committed more acts of
tyranny and has more frequently violated the
excellent constitution of our hsppy country
than he can ever a,nne for. We wish him
happiness in his retirement, but we hope and
trust that he will never again DO called into
tho service of his Country.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

The proposition TO abolish imprisonment
TOT neot hos been rejected by the Legislature
OF ieonessee 10y large majority SO also
mas been the bill to establish Penitentiary
IN thai state.---li6id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
KENTUCKY.

ihe Legislature of kentucky convened On
the 10Th ult. at Frankfort, the eat of Govern
ment. In The Senate the Lieutenant Go.
vernon ttpm. 4. Barry presid Mt Ipiiiis
H. Lee was unanimously appointed Clerk.
arc Col, 6mthony Crockei Sergeant at
asms In the ii use OF Representatives
George {. Thompson was ap ooiored So.a.
ker, Robert S. Todd Clerk. aud Colonel
R'cAard Taylor Sergeant a. Arms-all of
them unanimously. Five members OF this
House tNessr'. Clark, Moore, Shannon.
Butler, and Worthinston,j refused to take
the oath prescribed to all officers OF the go.
'ernme"t by tn law to prevent ,iuciing: but
'nrS were edmit,ed TO the privileges s. right.
81 members until the House should take far
Iner order on the subject. On the 10th,
GOV. Adair transmitted 10 the two Hou.es
Tong message, interesting for some OF the to.
pics which it notices, and the manner of
treating them.-l Nat. IaL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

The following publication of the expeI..
Spanish Officer may be- considered AS kind
of finale to the late incidents at Pensacola
IL IS addressed t. the Eaitor of the Eioridi
an; but appears to have been refused e plscc
IN that paper, and we copy il fron, The .ou
lsiana GAzst,e. TIE language of ,ae Al. .
dress is extremely personal towards the Go
vernon, and we question j, il lad not procu
red for tie gentlemen who used it, des,ina
ton very different from trip to New Or
leans, had it met the ewes of the Governor
before they were out OF his reach: INT it
seems, by the note subjoined, very pruaently
TO have been reserved until they were on the
point of sailing: Intel.
TO the Editor Of the Foridiuu.
This being the last day allowed to
shy Gen. Jackson to remain in Fluri.
da, and being at this moment abpui to
depart in vessel bound 20 New Or.
leans, we conceive it TO be our duty 60
publish to the public that we are inGu
eed to obey bis orders, neither by the
terror OF his prisons nor by the dread
of the many vexations which a Judge
so despotic as he has shown himself to
be, is capable to exercise against us
"a Judge quitting, at every expense,
the vengeance excited in his breast by
tbs firm and coursg sous manner with
which our worthy superior, Don Jose
Cailava, maintained his own dignity
and treated with merited contempt hi.
furious and uncomfortable uu,rages
We have no other wish than to
make known 10 the whole warld all
the facts which have occurred STAGE
the memorable and scandalous day Of
the ed Aug. last, and TO pourtray.
with the strict fidelity of honorable
men, the being, who caused them to
hanpen. By proIongips our residence
in this city, it would be impossible to
attain that end: we, therefore request
You to insert 10 your Gazetts the pre-
sent note as u farewell address, and IN
testify at the same time to sIi p.rsop4
OF reflection who have opposed our ex.
pulsion, the sentiments of gratitude we
entertain for them and particularly
FOR you sir.
We have the honor to DE, &c.
M. DEViLLIERS,
L. GAY At{RE,
c. LEsSASS ER,
A. GUHLEMARD,
c. JEWELLERS,
p. VEGA.
vi. LATADY.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

New Shenandoah Company.
ME Annual General Mee,ins
a the Stockholders in thisalll
required by the act Of
to be held 90 the 1a& i.
Der, will be hell
By ordss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17
NnnciMr nAH E1nnino.

MR. O'SULLlNAH. Who has been IN London and
4'A Paris, presents his best respects the yong La
htes Snd Gentlemen 81 The city Of Richmond and tts
'c,ny, ana respectfully infOtns ien that Tue ,ftt nIs
maAi1g ibis tiy ns residence. where lie viii sarh the
newes ana nosi iashiuHasle dances suh as ATE tsc
uscd J." Lto"n and Paris. ana Tue principal pans 81
Eui"re Dir. O'5's method IS so expeditions that he
VIII engage To- perfect any young lady or gentleman (of
tho smallest capaci'yJ 10 , months
"thilriheh wishing To safn the Snall Swofd exercise
I've VIII etPdke 10 ske them acquainted with an ia
pushes and 7Gfr!tS 10 20 lessons, tor \ 10
bNs % attendance, taesdays, IhuIsdaJs and Safnf.
daJs, Hom Untii ~ the afternoons. Alan, N,rht
Sch 'ol ioi 1fown Gen,lemcn, ffom7 anil g. "a bis
i""iu four doors below tie Bell tsvetn and oter III
JOstph n. Halin"tiPs Brush Mandatory -Eit cOn,.
mands addressed to hn a. bis iJGgiHgs At Tue above
- ~, tLaii lie attended To-.
f,rSis Jsr Dfncipg 90 Y quarter, haIf 10 be paid
~ a1ffa's FsS. 10 Gi,,si
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

ton TO Cunsress, the p. csidsft OF tie Coart.
The mere think o. these qsrsucns, the MOI e
l am confirmed In my former opinions. Win
respect To the Bank L think tifat question
might soon he brought 10 the test. ! should
Ike TO see the Legislature OF one of The states
executing any process in favor OF the Bank
denying them the use OF the jails, aud putting
the whole Institution in the state trom under
the protection OF the state laws. aud all the
cfhcers after given day. ia state OF ont.
ta,c,y This wi.l on my part, does not pro-
coed from amy hostility | entertain az aiu.i the
bank, much less against the officers, tor there
are inany of them my personal tIiends--bmt by
way OF shelving The dependence of the iusti.
tuti0u upon state authority"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17
HOUSE OF DELEGATURE.

REPORT ON JOHN PRESTON $ MEMORIAL.
The Committee 10 whom referred the inc noral Of
Jci Preston, late Treasurer uf tic Commonwealth have
had e uadcr eO ration, and beg leave 10 submit
the following Report and Reso!uiionsi
ItHpprars, from The Memorial aud accompanying Docu-
mcnt', that trust deed, covering Urge amount Of property
was executed b she nenoraiii; the Ssh Feb, 1920 for
the Indemnity or his securities IN 1919 and that n stord
trust deed covering the aud ocr property was exc
cut on the loth day Of February 1890 for the general
indemnify Of NIL the seeuriiics lis Oni,n bonds Tie
m'inofi Hist proposes, jin,y with lis securities, 20 convey
tie properly crae, by these de,ds. y such instrument u
bc executed by ims and lis seeatirs ais their truecs
as hall he efccual IN law the Commonwealth or to
such agras for itsicnei the Iefisltcre shall arpcia
10 he sold apon sact they shall aforementioned
TO sPPJ tie proceeds 70 III cz,inga;hmcn og a.. d,, dnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17
STATE RIGUTS.

Extract OF a letter from a gentleman in
North Carolina, an old and firm Re
publican, whose name is registered in
ihe Journals of the Virginia Lesisls-
lure, IN favour Of Wadisoa's Resort -
r. l una from the last Enquirer the question
~ CITATION has seen discussed at great length
w Tue ii. OF ID I am pleased with the result.
! am al loss 10 conjecture what course thai
BUSINESS VIII take before the Federal Court
one Thing feel ronf lent in; the CONT viii
retain Tie cause, il any plausible reason can
% assigned Tor such conduct. Nothing world
S'u more pleasure TO certain description
-, people among US, than 10 break The spifit
y, ,he OH dominion, aud bow the net K Of Vir.
s,h,s 10 FEDERAL supremacy. trust her course
II,h Ds marked ont by temperance and wis.
a"m' OoItOmed UPON frmuess aud persevef.
a.; ne time is not far distant. when tie oues-
ZOO OF STATE rights must he settled bv solemn
spPesi 10 the cool. deliberate good sense of
Tmie psopie. The Missouri, tie Bank, aud the
w'a!oh OF virginia, are Questions which " III
49,. NC most deliberate consider atton Of tue
sLa cn ~ ngs are not ehqnircd into,
;1equieSc ili Only iHyite other acts OF
h ie' GUAR snd tie states Will ere loEg
fslf ,snent riense the melancholy down,
"""'Sh Henry 20 clearly f0fesnw--
,,aS,3 ouf laiurc will be marching in
s'on 10 Offer Az humble pcii-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17
rHe NEW ANn rLLnANI

Steam Boat POfoBiac. Capfan Nidiiefon.
WILL leave Alexandria for Nonoik, every THURSDAY
w moInine al UiHs o'clock. aud Noifrk TOR Alexan
dTis and Warrington, every Monday morning. at nine
.clotk a1i1id ding fcRHlaf communication l.tsreB
Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk tue Disfis, % Co.
lamhia.
IT Uorses and Carriages taken On 5Oord.
Feb. ". Dxom
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

CnMMUNiChrED
Died. ON The LIST Feb inst. Mrs. EhZABErH BUR.
HOHS. 81 this city.-FOr the consolation Of her distant
rntises aud friends il may, perhaps. b. proper state
Ntf. according her words WHEN about die s!.
possessed NE joyful hope that, after dah she would IL.
hegi everlasting life. through The mrrit Uf hoe drar Re
died
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

A IL persons saving claims against the estst, 81
II Capt ShhUtL ArKinSON, iaie OF Cnn.herlnns
comfy GeC. are requested to present the same 10
ROBERT SctUGCS Ex'or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

IN cdANCfkY.-In Chesterfield County court, 1874
= February i2-
Josiah Elu,t...,............. oyo;.tSo
william kiiistt, Samuel Hancock, IlorGge Smith.
ChasIain Bianniail aud john BTulimar
Ue)eHianfs.
On he motion Of the plaintiff, By his attorney ana il
appeaing 10 Tue satisfaction - The cont thei Tux de-
fendants Cnaslau Esumnall aud John gr,mpSsff -
not ahabISs Of thu, c"noGw eallh and that process
Cahhot besrfVed upon them. ths doth Order md
Decree, That Tie said defendants Chastaiu Btumual
ahu JOIN Df1ninai do appear here on the sscoud
HOhday ~ Apr next, aud enter their appearance and
give seehly according 10 The act OF Assembly and die
"sS OF IDS court, and that copy Of this order ne
ioTihwtb ips-ried ia some newspaper published ia te
CV o' IiebmoHd for two months suecessyeIy and
u az another copy be posted the trout asof Of The
days. A copy1r.st. s.''s''e eV"''
fsp' w. 81 ..wSws T.. POtNDExTEN G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

read, in order to give Mr.. TierTey an oppor-
unity to make the following rsmafk, which he
is said to have made, viz: that a message not
heard couid not DC c6syed II appears, however,
that the Intention of the opposition was de-
feated by the firmDess of the Kin. IS minis
ters. aud the country thereby saved. In al
ludiDg 10 this expected triumph the Courier
Says:
If they had succeeded, what would have been
the consequences Consequences which we
candidiy confess, we do not believe the most
violent of the party are at this moment pre-
pared tor, bur which scomid ineritubiy hare
followed on the success Of their first indiscreton
"a permanent House Ut Commons which IN
"A FEW DAYS would have become a National
Convention the dispersion Of The House of Lords
the orerthrow Of the Ihrone--the ruin Of ike
Constit and all the bloody horrors of a Girl
Vdr One step one single step .rouh hare
opened thus tremendous road, aud GOD alone
Gun tell an tciaf storms, darkness. Jioodshed and
misery tre should haze been Obliged 10 trarei in
Like the Hell gate of tue ItA,iau poet, the ca.
reer of revolution excludes all hope. aud The
madness OF hail an hour, or OF half a dozen
blockheads, might have plunged the nation
into di casters witioui limit, aud without end.
III the house OF Commons had been yester.
day Kept together by violence, the British Con-
siitmion--the isgacy Of our ancestors, the sate-
guard Of 0urseires, and The hopc of Our posterity
ocoufd not kdre been this morning in existence Z"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

isaI-- '' '"s -" uS' S'FsO'u"fJ'
william Dickensou, Jonathan Dicken,eu. Joel piek.
s"""h, beLshIdb DiCAeassn, aud Charles Dickeoson,
PlzinfSs,
Cosby Di.SsnsoH. Iehn YatbTorgh aad Motley bis
Wue, aephen Goocb aud CatLatlus his wife. EiizAbe
moD'd'On formerly Gasby, Nathaniel Bagby, Robsfs
odEHts lheoooshia Eagby, Mary Gagbv. Jnln pspb,
Ahn Bagny aud Wir bASby wso ate children of n m
bIIhy aud Nancy has vile formerly Nancy b.czeus~E
Lisha D. saith, Ohtef Smith, ChristOpkeI b!uitb
Jlhh himbie aud tlVifa kituDie his wife formerly
LiVis Smhh, hhner Smith, Robert Sniith Alfred
shi'D dhd Livg,a oDh!b VIM are children II iJastd
shiib aud Frances bis VIE Formerly Francs Ditken-
s.h, 'brh 6. CbewhiDg, James cbewHing, Elizabeth
Che"nhg' ',Jbeft Che~nng, Fiaacg Che@ning, aiaf.
'iel'a ChenhIDg, Mai!nJa Chew Hing, aud AnB Cbep
mag, whJ are children ~ Nsbben CdegH,na aud t!n
ma VIE formerly Ana DickrgsOa James Oliver ahi
Nancy hi5 wife, M. Andrews aud Bnina his wife
which said Nancy a1d BOua are eLildteu OF lance
DiehthsOn, dcc.....s.. ..,s...t...... DflendGnfS.
The defendants Cosby DiCSsHspn, John Tafbfonro
ana Motley his vie, Ellzab, "a E1binlspn formerly
lagbJ, Nsibauiel Bagby, Robert BsgDy, IbenGpshia
Basiy, Mary Bsgby JOhn Baaby, Am Bdeii,. atd Nm
hagby, who ate en,tdTen 81 Wan. Baghy dnd Sane, b,
wife 'ofmetv Nancy Dickinson. john Kiub!e a.a
Elvla BIS q ne formerly Eivfa Smith, James Oyer
ana Nancy his vie, having entered their zsprs.
ahcr aud qe security accOfdiEg to Jaw and tie Jules
OF ihls c"rl, add u appearing ffon satisfactory eyi4
deace thai they are NOT inhabitants Of this STATE IN tic
moiien Of the tlat3s by taei, counsel IL Is Grier-
81, Iha I've SAID deensauts aypezf here on the gfsk
u"j OF MAY e1Hft nest, aud answer tas bill f,te
psinfs and that copy Of iLis order be iosthaiiss
inserted ~ some newspaper published IN The city 0f
KiehWond, foT tSO nObs BnGcessivrJ, aud pusted az
me font dur VI tho &c dis CO1u, on
some court Gay. a e0fy Tege,
join HUNTER, c L g.
FEB " aa..vs.
| R1K. UvEKfON ~. BASER, OF naachrstrf, :,
APA ag'sngiHd 10 receive al monies due me ga
account Of sHbscr pl.ous fof ne Constitution cal
Regulations Of the Soc.<y " eiasohs Ia YTgiais
saSEs uEhDsRs0S.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

isrTdfaHfhe Defence offhe Rcsofnfioas published
~ 0hr tdsf.-2Hd line, Jrom me end IM paragraph
Jor p0Hers,' Tedd ffowbs roth line ~ ut column
y0r P0rfS' rcdd iios 81 line from me conclusion
for . paescure, read " palesc,Te"
Ut Mr.. Doddridec Sfdfef fhak Achen making his re
marks on SafNrfag idSf tn the III. Of D. on INC eif0-
trW Of the Co0imoHutdUh. he mc0af onlg 10 sag tiot
ne tci ned 20 crease hmsef Prom ruling becaase he
ICES ~ counsel iR similar rdse /: ana fb0t ,ya1U
~ thearcnmentsfA The Ohio Report frers ne fEose
for OH.0. - '''",''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-17

y cHANctRY.-at rules lie d athe clerks once OF
is2t- = - 80 - 'N"'""'J'
william bickeasou, Jonathan Dckensen joel pics.
s""'A' heEsLIdb DiCAeassn, aud Charles Dickeoson,
plaintiffs.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-22
FOR Boston,

.SsS The scbnr. Hector, Snow, master,
xvii! sail on Wednesday neat; lor
OF goo bbls. OF passage apply~to.
A.. d 4. II. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
80 bags coffee
400 sacks salt
1000 bushels G. A. salt
$50 bb!s. prime pork
200 mats cas,ia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds soal leather
90 doz calf skins
300 reams cap paper
40 hhds English islar 4 mo:asses
80 or casks mountsin .lalaga wine
Pipes, 3,pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a wine
100 bags pepper
lh0 bbis No. 2&S mackerel
900 bbls ground plaster
Boxes Mu>cat wine
SO bbls beef, No l&2
l5 b5ls bright v~arnisll,
loo do tar
10 boxes sweet cordisls
Eith a general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandlery and pants; which will be sold
low oct G
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-22
Also, to Rent,

Braden Morgan & Go.
Lave imported in the ships wilhelmins
IL T. BeIvidera from Liverpool
Fine s. super6ne cloths
Do do pelisse, do plain & twiPd
Do do ladies cloths
Do double mild drab cloths
Flushiags. blue, drab y olive
Flanueis. white, red & yellow
Blankets, rose, point 4 strip'd
Bombaz-tIs, plain 4, figured
Tartan plaIds
Merino >hawls
Cashmere do plain & embroidered
Paid table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy "~aisicoating
Worsted hose, black, slate + white
Do gloves (. caps.
Cords and yelveterns.
9-8 cotton apron check
7-8 & 90 steam loom shiriings
SO 4 Ga cambria muslins
India book mnslin >
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks Il bail twist
Beaver gloves cotton hose
Black ribbcns, gail"ons, asssiuet's,
Shoe thread, &c. &c.
9 mo i0 d3ieo6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-22
Thirty Dollars Reward.

AN away from the subscriber living ia
~ Prince NiiiIatn equity, va. DAfl, a
yellow negro man, about 70 Year. old, 8 feet
or near II high; he bias a oOwn look when
spokea to; a scar between bis thumb snu iple
finger, on the right hand. lie Is straight and
well made; bis eyes iull and black. He hao
on when ne went away a blue mixed round
jacket, dark yarn pantaloons cotton SHIRT.
DaVy has been raised in the house as a house
servant, anu can be a very excellent servant
when he pleases. Ii taken in The state, | vii!
give ~ dollars, or 81 II taken out OF the state
y secured mJah.
r. VOOSE.
oct % If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-22
Lindsay q Hill,

Lindsay q Hill,
OFFER for sale The following articles,
~ viz:
100 hogsheads, & Baltimore and Penn
$50 barrels sylvaria whiskey.
60 bids Is, b I'd N. Orleans sugar
Is do ". Orleans L. w India molasses
10000 lbs handsome green coffee.
J chests 4. ten catty boxes, gunpow-
1907 der, imperial y young dyson teas
Of an excellent quality.
pipes French Brandy
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Jamaica spirits
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80 do DO Malaga, WINE
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200 i s"sssi s" so,r,. SALT,
so boxes NY Msnufactory Soap
32 do Tin
300 do n Scotia herring
8 bags pepper
Z hhds cider vinegar
Mould candies IN boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy y ch,ver seed
Family flour asusual 80.
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corn. sept II u
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Slaves for Sale

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oct 20 II