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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
S49S COL II


The connie &c. in The invests lion of the
accounts OF The Bank, have not been enabled
TO enter fully into the su tiici.ncy of the secu.
my upon notes discounted, The notes upon
personal security we should suppose TO be
eood, with The exception OF The amount Of a.
bout S39, AIS 62 l2, part of which is consi.
dered doubtful; those secured by mortgage,
owing TO the difficulties of the times, and the
.ePreciation OF property, we cannot consider
as a iui security: In rome Instances the pro.
perty is moItgsged Tor mere than its value
ven liz better times. L. ought also to be re.
collected, that If the bank should proceed TO
collect its debts by Legal means, IL, lead OF
procuring money thereby they Ii b. under
the necessity of taking properly, OF which
The possession cannot be obtained sooner
than Two years and a half.
lt appears, also, that the pre.ent directors
are the owners OF ,Sl1 shares of stock, upon
which they borrowed the sum of SlO8, 795,
and pledged their stool, TO the bank as secu.
rhy. They are further indebted by notes, se.
cured by mortgage, for the sum of $40 689,
and, on personal security, lha gum OF
SCOOPS Sc, ard are ultimately liable, a, en-
dor'eTs, for the sum Of $50 $40. The COM
Inlttee have no means of ascertaining the
condition Of the Branch at ST. Genevieve,
which possesses an independent capital OF
forty thousand dollars, and keeps its accounts
distinct from the mother bank.
From the foregoing statement, it will be
seen, that the ultimate payment of the notes
OF The Dank in circulation acd the amount on
depos'e are amply secured, in the eS;ima.
ton OF the cornmitter; provided the bank is
INDUCED in making its collections, and pro-
per measures are adopted TO enfore the same,
&c, The committee would further remark,
from the shortness OF the time taken up in
the investigation, that they cannot vouch FOR
the entire accuracy Of the statement, but be.
lieve it wood differ very little in the emoupt
Of the several item. from a mere particular
and laborioss examination.
81. Louis, dug l5th, 1921.
K. WASH,
A FERGUSON,
JAMES II PECK.
JAMES CLEMENS, Jr.
A. GAMBLE,
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THE BANK OF MISSOURI,

Or.
BY bills discounted on personal
security, Sl2e,0l5 IL
do IN SUIT. 4 0i9 OF
90 secured by mortgage, 996S9 90
do secured by stock pledged, IS6,335 OS
Go of Exchange on eastern
cities, IL 700 90
Go do in land, S126 90
do do protested, Eventually
considered .aie,) 1855 OF
do Moves OF western banks, prin.
cipally Knoxville and
B4n,svil,r, o.I47 co
Amount due iIom other banks, l,5F 20
Notes Of ,hs 81. Gensvieve
Branch, l,Ol5 90
AuGi'oF Certificates, 752 81
Specie on hand, s 264 45
Real Estate, I7,73 IS
OveTdraiLs, li,622 q
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
COLUMBUS. ONO evnr

COLUMBUS, OHIO, SEPT g.
The Circuit Court OF the United States il
now IN session in this town, hi. honor Judge
Byrd presiding: Judge Todd being conf.
ned by 'ndIsposi.iOn. A decree was yes,er.
day pronounced in the case of the Bank a.
gaInst The Auditor and Treasurer, in Chan
Gerry. This decree orders the defendants to
pay the sum of 100000 dollars, with interest
upon 70, $50 dol!arS. being the amount of the
coip levied upon.
HE attachment against Osboprp and Hare
rer, ior contempt, was dismissed, and the
action OF despass sgains. Harper and 9TH
er', continued, under en- agreement that it
should stand continued, until the cbancery
cause De determined, in the Supreme Court.
The Bank expects 10 obtain process, TO CO.
rfcs 'hs treasurer 10 refund the money in
his hands, during this term.
An appeal is taken from this decree to the
Supreme Court. An agreement, we under.
staod, Is MED, by which the bank can in no
event ask to recover more than the 100 OO0
dollars, with interest upon 1882 dollars.
Gazette,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-09-22
BANK OF MISSOURI.
From the st. Louis Enquirer.

To THE pUBLIc.-The undersigned ha-
wing been requested by the President of the
Bank of Missouri to inspect the Books Of that
Institution, and examine into its state and
condition, with view to expose the same TO
the public, believing it due to those who are
interested to know the true condition of the
Bank) we complied with his request, and
submit the following as the result of full
but hasty examination:
THE BANK OF MISSOURI
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THE BANK OF MISSOURI.

For capital stock paid in, 10000 90
Notes in circulation, S4,30l 90
The United States deposiie, l52, 4e7 IS
individual depo'i,es, 42,6ll OF
Balance due on dividends, 1890
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

tonmiSsio"eT's tpict, RtchmOnd, Jun. >, Io2i.
IN CHANCkltY... creditors OF JOHN GIBSON
late of the county OI Prince william in the state ~
Virginia. aud the creditors Of the deceased MARY
HEASIG OF Liverpool in the Kingdom Of Great Britain
VIII take notice, that b' virtue Of decree ~ the Hop
Court Of the United States for the fifth CircH and
virginia District made IN the snit, WIN. Kifkpaifick
James DrSwn aud John WCnOch, executors of the
testament aud last will Of Mary Heasy, dec. The said
James Brown aud Agnes his wife, which said AGNES Il.
The only daughter ofbe said Mary HeastJ John Gibson
Wa Gibson. WIN. Cameron and Agnes his wife, Robert
Gibson, Peer Gibson, James Gibson and Thomas Glib
son, childfen aud neXt 81 kin, and Administrators
and Administrative &c. Of Peter Gibson dec who
oieu "lthout lssue.s .PIdfHfiDs
AGAINST
Alexander henderson, John Spence ard James Reed
eAecniois, &c. Of the said John Gibson, dec.
Dc)cHdaHfS,
that liberty Is reserved To them come in anu pravr
scf respective claims before al my office as Com
issi"nst IN the cts Of Richmond, at any time wAh IN
Ten months from The 22d day Of DECEMBER 1870 and
thai those who fail to do So, will he barred Of an
opportunity TO make them afterwards.
Wh. MACKENZIE, ~. C.
n
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For carving into execution the treaty he.
tween the United States and Spain concluded
at Washington on the 22d February, 1919.
Maxim. APPROPRIATIONS tor the military SER
vice of the u. States for the year lS2l
10 continue in force for "a further lime an
at entitled" An act for establishing trading
houses with the Indian tlibYs"
To amend an act, entitled An act for rsgu-
lating process in the courts of the TIM /. .
STAIRS"
To amend the act entitled" An act for the
gradual increase of Tie navy OF the United
States"
To extend the term of S1mwel psrke,'- pa
tents for his Improvements ia curryiu.. and fl
nishiUg leather OF all kinds.
TREATIES.
Treaty of anitv, settlement and limits. be-
tween the United States Of America and his
Catholic Majesty.
Treaty with the Wea tribe of Indians.
Treaty with the K,cka,oo tribe ct Indians
Convention with The Kickap0o tribe OF lido
ana OF the Vermiiion.
Treaty with the Chnctaw nation of Indians
Treaty with the Creek usiion OF Indians.
Treaty with the Chippewa tiIbe OF Indians,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

A 4 meeting Of The Agricultural Society Of Virginia
"A held IT. Richmond on the Ssh uli. the following
appointments and resolution, we're adopted, via -
Jdr1sS ~. GaTUstf, President.
John Coulter, Vice Pfesarut.
Jdcqnfiine HdrUfe, Treasurer.
John adams, Secretary.
snmnot G.. .ad6mS, Thomas IurshdU, UtIson
Alien. Thomas " RanSolyh. Of Tuckahoe and Lit.
Hef0, ". Jd=ewey-hssistant Secretaries
JoiOi Tarsh0N, John BrOckcHbr0igh, John U1ck
haH, JOHN Coulter, and John 1dams- Committee OF
Correspondence.
hesoivcd. Thai the thanks of ,hi, Society he PIE.
srnied 10 JOHN S. SIMMER Esq. for his present of
seed wheat barley, rye, corn, tobacco seed and aIer
valuable articles.
ReSoiged, That the annusj contribution to he paid
by members Of this Society for the present anu nll
succeeding years, be tfrO dollars.
Tesie, JOHN ADAMS stc'J.
Jan ". 7J..f
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PUBLICATTON OFrICES.

(Hdrkef Bridge. Main street, RehuoHd- and No 4,
UarriSOu street, DaHimore.)
fION pr hAYJ's Rhyning Primer, Rbymiug Spell
u lug Book, Ancient Geograpky and neyg system %
Mythology, for the use 81 Summaries.
itese Elementary books ate highly recommended by
able professors, aud other literary characters.
The Commissioners Of the Primary Schools IN Vir
rnia, booksellers and Country hanis informed
taat hev Can he supplied with these books II moderate
~hoiesa'e prices, ~ ap3licaiion as above. to
GENGF MAYO & co.
Isn.c7. Bi.wlf
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E1Mtt. ElnrtAt TLres A.c G.r

&'"tt' IWfSl frees. &c. Gc.
5sESJAMlN PRINCE u co. have Ior sale al their
ola established Nursery, Flushing, u H. near N.
lois theif usual extensive variety III European and
american FRUIT FOREST TREES.-A variety o:
'he largest soosehefies in America also raspberry
anu currant pushes Grape vines, roses horse ches-
MUS weeping willows, European mountain ash, mag.
n"ii"s, tiipeila accuminaia and sanca silver fr OF
oah 81 Ghead, beautiful evergreen-sugar maple
'ige spanish chesnnis do Hilbert; European linden
or lime tTee and variety Of o!her ornamental ire.
shruhS ana plan!s-Caalognes Nf which may he had a,
the store vi Messrs Ellis Allan, RIchmond.-OrdeIs
len WIN ihein or forwarded 10 benjamin Prince & Co
No lac. Pearl street New York, will he Immediately
attended Ia, aud the trees, &c packed in the most
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13
Flfiecn Dollars Remn,.A

xuyrr, h V''"S lteUUd,
w ~ re gNeh by The sUbsrfiber Ia any person who
nv vii aOpIehend and secure in ajl so tba, oct hin,
Tsah, likely negro man named RANDOLPH, about
fWthJ ,"h or twenty five years old who left the sub
ECtoeIS plantation in James City cotinty about Tie
ON OF Oc'oher last Tie was purchased by the subsct
)oer rom Mr. Gregory Of Charles Cny where lac wa,
sa'seo aud was afterwards lin the years 1911 x H.
sTeu to tue former stage as osiIer al Frazers
tavern III New Kent comfy, where he had a wife.,,,
Us maGs about the person Of 5ah negro are various
aud not yell recoeced-ih most remarkable an, scars
~ nus mead aud one very striking about tie eye-he is
tAeV thu wen made, father below The height OfnegrOe.
~ sensta', anu little bowiegged. He carried away
I'm niln fashionable blue coat, much sarn aud other
cunning suited 10 field negro. JOHN COKE.
..-,-A -...IV, rep 8 S6..f
"A Ii persons indebted To JOHN GRAHAM deceasyd
aye requested to make payment to NE immediately
as am DESTROYS OF closing tie administration as soon
any body. WALTER f,fiN pSsr,,," 1880 -
Wv ~ h1..f N John raj dertd
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Anrtio" Safe IF DRY Goods. Cutlery, Hard.
7r0Je SyddLPrU Sc

",
nN MoNn W. the 10Th day ~ April NEXT utlE be
~ efPoscf 10 PH6tic auction, scid srithout re-
SIRE az te mo;f Of ar nuniop .e being about
amounting at cOst 10 about 50 900 dollars consisting
aarse a"d general assorfn'm Of STAPLE and
Fancy Goods, ~ tate inpOrfGtion, and suitable for
IEhhS- Lndcr 500, cash; 100 3no, nincts
IcGO 800 sir and ,sine months 5no 1000. 81
ntHf and tTcise moafhs 1000 a 3OO0 fEeiUe r1ont6s
ana orer aoOO t5reivc and eighteen r.onths credit
dlPTored endorsed nofes ayabIe al either
~ ne banks in This Torn f0iE he required or ii
n1g'Trtd gPnrchasers apyropet tonds rcith sscn-
cd he bonds 10 tear interest Prom datc 6ufthe in
tfr'n piI De rs"itfsd II tic principal is anctxaI.
~ Ta'a Iofh"ss RHO may prefer 70 pay cash a IL
0erdt discount ariHbe GAomfd. N is presumed that
country merchants generally, uiH Gna il afvanta
sfoNs 10 attend his sale They nil hare DC in Their
p'merI purchase goods az kor prices and fine
and terms, such as CANNOT fail 20 I,fSase.
ihr sale WiH commence at 10 O'Clock, on the ADORE
mentioned day and continue from day 20 day ua.il
WH. MOORE. y NJ
Pcter,5mrS. March = os..t!s
A ~ uavn'g c,.ns against ihe estate Of The
"A iais JOHN ROSWELL, Of Notloway county, dec.
are requested To preseht them the subscriber pr
perly authenticated and those indebted will be pleased
COLIN BucKNER. Ex'Or.
Lynchhnrc. Feh. i3 90. n
mr. snnsoiIner = IA tfal.acl d COMMISSION 50.
q, siNhss Ia The house faleIy occupied by Johr <
Wm Gii!Iat. WEI, ]. NORRIS.
Jan. 2. TIFF
e HE s"bscuerSpy Nuue oi Gr,a at executed
by Cary Drew Tor The benefi of VIM. Chick and
hea ring date the ilth day 0f September 1919 will on
Saturday, the I7fh day IF March nezt al ~ o'cnck
IN the town of Gent Creek a the county of Buckiny
nam, expose TO sale by public auction for cash. the
following PROPERTY, To wit All the Household and
hHchen Furniture 81 said Drew all the interest which
said Drew has On right Of bis wife, who was the 6o,y
~ Charles IaiiafeTr". dec in certain SLAVES q in
number, I" wit: Asey Shepherd, Spencer aud Matilda
aud also all the undivided interest which he has in rig
q" biswile in The estate OF George Baskerville, dec. In
The county OF Cumberland consisting Of the following
SLAVES, viz: Fanny Silas. Alfred Pamela and DruTy
We wall convey suCh lite only as is vested in us.
W. ]. FREELaND,S r,,.,.
Peb. %. o1tds
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Hdhsebie Land for Sale.

IN iHe COUNTY OF cABELL. STATE VIRGINIA.
WE wish 10 sci. a tract OF LAND, lying IN Cahei
w County, in sight OF the courthouse said couuiy
aud on the Gnyan6otie river stx miles from the
OF saiu ri'er-cohtaing about $50 about 100
winch /, ceaiejtbe balance 10 covered with valuable
timber.
This tract of land is considered be one Of the most
Vainahe tracts OF land 10 the section ef country IN
which II situated, and will he sold accommodating
term'-whch viii be made known by application 10
!ohn sa"e!s, Esq clerk of Cabeil county residing al
The courthouse will shrw the land aud is aullo
tzes to sell the same or to the SUBSCRIBERS residing
M Jefferson county, Virginia.
Il. wORTiiiNGToN,
nec. W. t6..u JOHN y. COOKuS
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T1RhU, ltO0el fSCJi $ at ~,
NE now receiving by the sch"oners AngenoTa
"a Thames, Rising States and otuers. FRESH TEAS
nipNSavannah's cargo, 1920.
III ID H. boxes Gunrowdsr Teas
Is do. do do
80 bprrs Ghnrowder Teas, conlang canisters 2 III
50 chests Yoene iiysan Tea
50 hbls. OF 81. Cruix and NeU Olleaus SUGAR,
40 b1is of Loaf Sugar New Yntk mandatory
SD ags OF best Green Porto Rico Coffee
10 pipes of Cognac Brandy
10 bids. OF jamaica Rum
70 a.. Of Antigua d..
90 boxes Of Mould Candles
100 DO of Soap
so CASKS OF Cheese
fcr bbis. NJ Pork and Reef
~ of which they will sell on libefa, terms.
.iaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

The ENau1RER 10 published twice n week, gere-
and three times week during the session the STATE
gaUrr-Piiee, the same heretofore. Fire Dollars
inu,, payable in advance Notes uf Chartered specie
Banks (onty) will he received in payment. The
rswi g,iarantrc the safety OF RENTING them BY mail,
sage of all letters being paid by the writers.
No paper viii b; DISCONTINUED rbut tine discretion
Ediors,1 until all arrearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee the payment of papers,
III receive tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
VI One squai-Fir,t Insertion, IS cens-eaeh continu-
anee, SO cents.
No Advertisement inserted until il has either been
paid for, or assumed by person in this city,
b-On
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Or W. SINGLETON

ans ~. SiNjgLiIltDN.
AslNF removed TO The corner cf 2Oh and Fstreeis
- "a "tisIs his srrvices Il PRACTITIONER OF
100 III us various branches, To the inhabitants uf
lNen""""...... FROM hiS medical qualiicatiuns and
Ns,sFe practice OF nearly twenty wears ia the coun-
~ I've makes no doubt Of rendering geuetal abstraction
confidence. 49, ~ VEN S
iie has also opened DRUG & MEDICINE STORE.
'he corner o. ana i0Ib Streets nearly opposite the
pA'n Hotel where d. win sell on as good er,ns aYy
vi 'as CITY -fhose who purchase INT dicime Shm viii
.-us-u
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NOTICE..

NO ICE.
EoHN PARSHIIL has associated himself with RO
- BeNT 5. ROBERTSON aud JAMES KELSO, a,
New f"rS nnder tie drm OF Pdrksih. Ro6erisoi &
keEo, Tor the purpose of transaciins AUCriou &
SO1AlSSioN BUSINESS, in the city Of Rchmrnd
kand under the 6Im OF Robertson Reiso & PurkhiU
toI the .rurpo'e ofuausactue a general COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN the city of New York.ihey respectful,
islicit a SHARE OF the public patronage.
JOHN PARKiitLL
ROBERT s. ROBERTSON
JAMES KELSO.
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NV slDIti-
'HE Subscribers Ano.r the nrin III wM. s.okLE &
y GU. arc now opening an extensive and general as.
sot;meni cf
4 Fancy and Staple Dl.y Goods.
s9ac'"ns Store Roam, In Nam Street lately oc
cPF' hr tedttick A. May, aud oppusil- the store Of
Mesa. II a>H. Nelson q Co. II is heir ee,e:mina
'oa Keep always OIL hand. larg. aiunnnt Of mcT.
Vhthfi&t, which with The regular sunprs thew ,yilI
vtrSy ecevr irom their Paitner residing in ~ Yo,k
(wh"sc whole attention will given TO the uutchas. oi
G5odS Justify them in assuring the u.,i, tt.t .yeI,
article az th'if Noods viii be SOLD 81 the iosti edurrd
prices, Tor cash only approved acreplaucrs In the
cItT. "
the"I q oaii. " So
1As'T present. sock eo"sitts ia part efthe Joliovias,
TiS
Super. 5iXnpy. hive aud black Cloths
DO c'"ei. r"~n, green aud im,x-d do.
aec"n aif io'v priced Cluih5
Siper. drab, gtren aud other pelisse Clnths
',rey, I'"e ana bie"a c"aiags. Lyon skus
RISE, du.!ie and point blankets
Hrst donh!- tuiiled riu- Cashmere.
ga. d." DO. diI', oxiu'd, mixed aud
a varie;y OF inddls and low priced Cashmere,
and Sat;inets
With many other wouilen Goods
CO!rON GOODS.
ca'icote, we'll assorted
- I'd some very hne aud handsome IL and G.
cam6tics aud Jaconels
f'ilniiIrs auL whiie t!ureu;iuc
!a'ettings and Fiounces
PRINTED ShaSls and Nhdkfs
So'oh and WoTsied Hosiery, AMI great variety
OF Bril'sh ard Scotch Cni'onG0oss.
FRENCH GOODS.
Aevantnes, Fi"reaces. Saiius
Nea & Gro,Geuap Silks Rihbnns
-accs. Mrrino 5hawis, Lace ShAwIs
Ostrich Feathers
AID AID Castor Gi"ves &c
INDIA GOODS
Figured and Plain Iiui!,
Napseen' Mameechop Short and Long Con,
pauy
i!auhin Grape Robes
RANKIN aud Canton Grape,
Sr"s,Ic,"s Sarsnrts
Che" Chow Da!nasS and Fig'd. Silk .iandker.
chiefs
Dack aad cross barred do.
Grape Shawis, SILK Cuttings.
DOMESTIC GOODS
tWinesic Piaids. Stripes
ID and I Z Grown Coitons
Cotton Yatns. Combs in great varieties
y lew niecrs "t Plaid siftinos, new aud fashi.
enable afticle Tor Ladies Drcssrs and Goats
WM. MCKEE.
z. NJ. GRERNWAY,
.. ELIAS OGDEN.
M"'e.. - Cliff
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NDIICE-

4 vi persons Indebted Ia JOSEPH DARMSDATT
"A dec are requested to make payment iin me
iiatsiy, AS am desiTous of closing the
as soon as possible aad therefore grant iDdu
sence to any body. DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
FEB B. s5.n Of jssepb Darm,da,t. dec.
4 Ii persona having claims against JOS. DAKss
n DAFT, dec. are requested TO make them knoa n.
DANIEL CALL ExGr
Feh3 s5..n Of Joseph Darmsdatt dec.
IN ChANCEkI.-uni States cont hitn .nluIl
u aud virginia District, December i2th, 1870
Helen Crosse, eXscutriS, and James Mccall and Geo
Mccall, executors Of John Mccall, dee. who was sur
ViSins partner OF John Mccall K Company,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Eay Love, administrators of Allan Love the Younger
oec.:.'' Defs7ddHt.
lAs suit a,2trs as Ia The plaintiff Helen Crosse, by
neT aeath aud the detfec nisi entered in this
having been duly bcrvvd Tue defendant aud she still
failing to e her answer the DOH take the bill
The plaintiffs for confessed and the coming TO
be heard on The bill and exhibits ana being sreued by
the Counsel for The plaintiffs, n Is ordered BE- the
CORR, That one of its commissioners do take aud
report an account Of the its which the defendant
entitled. for services performed ny her atestate
III his lifetime, for The said John Mccall! & Company
ahd for lawyers fees and clerks tickets paid by him
for the said company. cnpy-resic
no: jEfFRiES, clk
TIE defendant in ihe abovcmeUton ID SUIT Mrs MARY
Love, admihislrauiN OF Allan Love the Younger il
requested TO attend my oirce Ia city, on rnesta
TIE 2oih day nf March neat, VITA her accounts and
vouchers proreiy authenticated Proving The credit.
she is entitled 10, in compliance with The fere-uin,
order of cnrri. wa. MCKENZIE :,
t'on,sissioner'sC5 fce, RichmOad, 3Oth Dee 1870
March q. 90 a,
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rue NV ANi5 ELfG1SI

- fHE NEW AND ELkGANI
.stesm 1oat PoIoD,ac. Captain Wai,iieton.
Nv uisave Alexandi ia for Norfolk. every THURSDAY
hS!h"- al nine O'clock. aud NGffris for Aiexan
a,n HnnP Washington, every Monday morning at nine
-? aH.idImr regular communication betwte en-
iamh a. ~ ~ N''''e' VI y"
-. Ho;'Ses ana Carriages fdAea on hoard.
-, - 92....2m
fAGuNr,iN GLOVER SEED, OF superior qualify.
- '"I safe Ivy ROBERT GAMBLE.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

WliL be sold on SATURDAY., tie I7th Infant al
- So"chaud Courthouse, Tor cash, THREE LIKELY
HE1Ro MEN, which are held NY the estate Of Thomas
s' Gee Tor aud during the lite time Of Mrs William
ssn'lsy OF Powbaian- Also InnIatto mam named Pey
tOh VINO VIII be eHtitled at certain age to his (rce
WIZ ne required ofths purchaser or purchasers
O we ai0ieaid negroes 10 give bond and security moi
20 carry them out Of tie state....AIso several old
negroes, at The same time and phase.
J. u. FERGUSONl
49,, one Of the Executors Of q. miller. dec.
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d bNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-B 0nq,rgy
"a onfhe Oh Of ,IVne last a nero man ygy,sG
FnIhuS, 1cho fook min him other 0pparcf mt n
Zo1n ~ hntn poHfotooHs, shirt and rooi Int. Heit
Sy,aaDsy oidck " thiH usage 0ofirc and trout ia
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eyPetethe 20 doHbt has cIdHged stree he abscgHded
,n 70 dVNet hd5 TeceiDcd OC some aadicias Dersop
retPoS me dboDe rem0rd 1riH be cioca 10 oay
gensgn SIrehendtng ne atoTesqid neeroom ~ the
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$40 ~ dPtfeheadsd and confSfd inILs connfg (yo,s
iSef'c" ne @OScended-bM nc ot5sr cburces y0id By
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-13

NEW > YIN
FE1HE Subscribers Ander the hiin ii NJ ,,,KrE 4,
y CO. arc now opening extensive and general az.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04
,r READLNG-ROOM az,
49, MARINE JOURN NAL. .&s@&
PORT or ALEKAVDRLa, June 3.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Ann Eliza Parsons, Smithheld,
beacon and vinegar to the master.
Schr. Moses, Benson, Sacco, boards and
ioicp to WIN. Fowle & Go.
Schr. Aristides Mcintyre, Savannah,
SQUARE timber for The navy yard Wash. City.
ScRr Enterprise. A;rnes, Portland, white
pine boards, to J H Laid & Co.
Schr Alert, A. Bears, Boston, plaster to
the master. Several inland vessels also got
up. The brig Almira, Robinson, Tor the w
]. of Viewpoint last Thursday-and ship
Boston for Liverpool. below the kettle bot
toms yesterday forenoon.
SAILED.
Sloop Altoona, Knapp, New York.
Sch,. Sally. Smith, Providence, r ].
Sloop Orlando. Kirkpatric. Bristol, RI.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-04

RY virtue of deed OF trust, from Thomas
- J. Minor and Philip H. Minor, to the
subscribers to indemnify Daniel Minor a.
gainst certain engagements, mentioned 10
said Geed-Will be sold at public auction
TOR cash, on Monday the 25th day OF June,
1881, II iair, il not, on the next fair day,
at the Mansion house OF George Minor de-
ceased, near Wrens tavern, in the coua'y Of
Fairfax, and state Of Virginia; one moiety Of
certain Tract Of Land, which was devised
to Thomas J. Minor, by his father the said
George Minor. And also the follow ing
slaves, to wit: Philip, Mary, Dixon, VIII
liam. Thornton and Nina. Sale to COM
mence at l9 O'CLOCK.
JOHN +; siMMs, Trustees,
N HERBERT. 1''''sss'
June 2-dtS