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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
State Of Maryland.

Charles County, SIS.
ON application to the subscriber, one OF
~ the Judges OF the orphans court OF
Cha rles County, by petition in writing OF
HiLamson Goa, OF Charles County. for the
benefit of the act of assembly for the re lei
Of insolyent debtors, passed al November
session, 1905, and the several supplements
thereto. on The terms mentioned therein,
schedule OF his property and a, list OF his
creditors. on oath, 80 far as he can ascer
tain them. annexed TO his petition, and be-
inc satisfied by competent testimony that
the said Williamson Cox has resided two
years Immediately proceeding Tie t'me OF
his application in the state OF Maryland.
and b. ing also satisfied that the SAID Will
anlson Cox is in actual confinement tor debl
and for no other cause, and The said Will
smson Cox having entered into bond, win
sufficient security, tor his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court, TO answer
such allegations as his creditors may MAKE
against him II is Ihereup"n ordered and
adiudged. that the said Williamson Coz be
discharged from imprisonment; and that by
causing copy of this order TO he inserted
in some one of the several papers edited in
The district of Columbia once week tor
two months successfully, before the third
Monday OF March Mex, 10 give notice I" his
creditors to appear before the said court al
Charlcstown. in tie said county, on the SAID
third Monday IN March next, tor the rur-
nose of recommending trustee tor their
benefit. and TO shew the cause, il any they
have. why the said williamson Cox should
not have The benefit of the several insolvent
l,ws ot this state as passed Given under
my hand this 10Th day Of October, l8g0.
FRANCIS DlGGS.
True Copy. Test.
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
January 70 fSm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Fruit. Eorest Trees, &c.

Ihit, ot'Sl sSCo, we
DENJAMIN PRINCES 4. Co. have ior sale
-Oat their Nursery, Flashing Landing,
Long Island, near New York, their usual
and extensive variety OF the most valuable
and approved European and American
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Among The latter are Sugar Maple, Scar
let do Horse Chestnut, European Lime anu
L,nden Trees. European Mountain Ash,
Weeping willows, Masnoiias. Trpeta and
Accuminisa, Chinese Double Flowerlng APP
pie, Tulip Trees, Carolina Cotton Tree,
English Fins, Large Spanish Chestnut, Larch
Trees, sc. &c.
Also. alarge cole ction Of valuable EURO
PEAN and AMERICAN
SHRUBS and PLANTS
Among the shrubs are variety OF the lar
gest gooseberrys. rasberrys, anH curraE's.--
Those kinds are very superior and are m
ported varieties from England, Scotland and
elsewhere. DO Lewis Fragrant Currant
Also. Crane Vines Of the most valuable i'm
ported kinds Among the plants are va
riety Of the most valuable strawberries.
Also, Several thousand inocula,ed
pEfCH TREES,
in the most healthy state, and fee from any
distemper. Great attention has been paid
TO preserve them from The yellows, which
has destroyed 80 many trees "i that kind
throughout the United States.
Catalogues UI The trees and shrubs, may De
had of Messrs.
HULL& BOVINE,
No. l46, Pearl street, .Nezo. York,
or at their Nursery.
Orders forwarded TO either place will be
immediately attended 10, and Ike trees, DC.
carefully and securely packed up SO as to be
sent with safety 10 any part os Europe ana
America; aud delivered at Crane wharf, n.
York, ny water, free OF freight
Also for sale IS above, several thousand
APPLE TREES,
o: the most valuable .lmericdn SORTS, OF u :
fable size to be sent to Europe. They were
yiopegaied Tor that purpose.
AMI, great variety OF
.l.HERE9N SHRUBS (. PLANTS.
Als.--One thousand elegant
BALM OF GILEAD or SILVER
FIR TREES.
A beautiful ever5reen. They are almost
sure io live when transplanfed.
\. B. The fail planting is recommended
ss much the brstseason,ii hariag been found
bv experience. that trees and shrubs plant-
Cd in Antllnn are not snhject to injury from
drov;hs of,ha following spring and summer.
and make larger growths. The proper time
toremoye trees. &c. will be from about the
eulb OF October
A Catalogue of the above articles may be
cen at this ofice
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Wanted a Situation.

.TITHER in an Academy or family, a
90 young man, lately graduated at an east
efn cnlsge, who can produce good teslImo-
rialS of his moral character and qnaIlhca-
lions as an Instructor
Enquire at this office, or The Union Hotel.
ian IS 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
For Freight.

TUT IINIS Ues
sStS The Schr. SUS m. capt Aims.
st%SlaOO hills burthen, will take treigt TO
.t,,,r.hyatd on low terms. Apply TO
ABJAH ADAMS,
Who has for sale her cargo,
oIro bard wood loisis
5l1oo feet spruce ioist, 3 by and : by IL
IN spars
bags pimen'o
In do pepper
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Orphans Court,
.1ieraadr,G County,
January Term, 1921.

JANUARY Term, 1921.
ORDERED,
r3NHAT the administrators OF Gerard
.iisraadsr, deceased, DO give the
su,l notice to debtors and creditors, three
tunes in the Alexandra Gazette s. Herald.
A copy. Tes.e.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
ForFreight,

exx The good sc!mr. ALE2aN-
Y DER, Christopher Curtis, master
80 ahout $50 bbls. and will be ready 10
c., e.. carr. "a few DAYS. Apply 10
feSe..a,nber3 WIN FOWLE& Go,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
f'or freight,

Ks, The schr CATHARlNE, Capt" in
SaE.Slnger, carries about loOO oarfeis
viii AXE freight TO any Eastern port APP
ply to .;,I soh.,. cargoof
500 casks Thomastnn lime
.entp .nber2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Best Lamp Oil.

NNE thousand gallons winter pressed
~ Spermaceti Oil warranted Of prime
quality. Just received per sloop Brothers,
aud for sale by 1. ii. ROWLAND.
18th M Q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Vol. XIII
For FREIGHT,

sG The schnr. JOSEPH & MARY, 5
~ Fsrnsaorth, master, 6urlnen soon,s;
n 30 ready for cargo IN three days ahe
n prefer one for some eastern port.
o. 20 -------
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
TYLER'S PRIZE LIST.
Oflke lsjh days dgalcias Of the
Grand National Canal Lot'ry,
No. 6o7S a prize OF 10000 dollars
1913 100

No. 6o7S a prize OF 10000 dollars
5573 100
1924 1925 1924 SC
The 10000 dollar prize was sold at Ty-
ler's on Thursday last. The lottery draws
again this day, al Z o'clock, A. Nj. where
all the splendid prizes remain yet TO be
drawn:
10000 DOLLARS.
90, 900 DOLLARS.
1000 DOLLARS,
loco dolls 1000 dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dois 1000 G0ls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls 1000 dolls LOCO dols
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dois loco dots loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls LOCO dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls loco dolls loco dolls
loco dolls
Co of 500 dolls. 40 of loo dois. and seve-
I'd! thousand of 30 dolls. and smaller prizes.
Al! orders promptly attended to by
b. O. TYLER.
Sole Agent for the Managers.
januaryi3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-29
Charles euGty Court.

January 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
Virginia Legislature.
From The Richmond Enquirer. Jus. 5
RETRENCRHENT BILL.


The bill reducing the wages of the
members IF the General Assembly. and
the salaries cf the officers Of Govern.
msnt. has been before the II. of d. for
the two last days. 1t is on its third
reading: and the question was as to ELL
ing It's hanks.
On Thursday, before any other ques-
ton Vas taken. Mr. EpPes Of SUSSEX
moved the Indefinite pos'psnement Of
tie bill, not because he aas an enemy
&c rc'renohDent, but With the arowed
intention Of moving to instruct the
Committee of Finance TO take the
whole subject intn their consideration,
and report j. separate bills such parts
Of The civil Lis, as they might deem
susceptible IF retrenebHent. He al.
sued, that this vas the best mode oil
acting upon il: that if the whole Las,
were embraced in one bill, il might al.
lGS salaries IN officers which ought in
fact III be abolished: and moreover
Mould place members in The unpleasant
. alternative. Of voting for the reduction
90 certain salaries OF hich tie, Nigh,
Hot think any reduction Necessary, or
of voting against the whole bill, and
Of course against The reduction Of Other
salaries that they might deem sssoep-
tibie IT rttrtBchn,shi. Some discus.
si0A took place upon this nu,iun: which
Was Email! nesati, ed-ayes S., noes
ia.
This Vas followed By a motion tn
lay The bill On the table. fer the pur.
pose Of hitting it remain iserc. and oil
taking sseh parts Of It, thriving then.
into separate bills As the House might
deem exPedient to act uPen.-rhis mo-
ton was also sosi.
The Hosse ihen proceeded to fiA the
blaeks--The FIRST Was in the mileage
Of the members The present mileage
which members receive is 81 Tor eve
r. 20 Riies, Or 20 cea,s \ Dae; beiss
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
s.sx OF rEE rsrrrp STATES.

There is either contagious disposition
for speculation amongst Us. or there IS
F~sr confidence in he administration OF this
hank. The sleek was lately down a, log
Now tia, the bank refuses 10 declare iiSi-
cend. the New York price c1Trent Tur-
ner's> announces The stock 10 be nearly four
Fer c~s, above P,f, The stocks OF banks
dividing =, per cen, per snhuT are al IS;
hat OF the bank OF The United States, decla-
reg 10 dividend, q above leo The present;
Advancing Priee Of that stock Is probably
osHs In par to both he causes above nen-
toned Bid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
NAIL LOST

TIE Nashville psPers a ibe 2o.h Deem
her STATE, that TIE eastern nsh, shicA lei:
,h,, place o. The l5,h Of that moCih. Vas
iO.s an Nazsker's Creek about IL miles from
Nashville. Toe driver eosered the Greek
up5er belief hat i. cold Be fordsd, but
hniing The water had riseh 100 high. he al
tempted to return; ~ doing which, his Dear
bara wagon unooup4ed. sad he los, the hind
wheels sed BODY an "a aieb the nail Va. car
ned
The asent q the general post oSoe was
erse.yszing 70 1nd It, Bot 'ears we're su,er-
famed that j, hal been carried BY the cur
rsr, into he riyeg.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
Congressional Proceedings.
PROM TIE NATIONAL IyTLIIlGESCER-
IN TIE SENATE.

.HssdGy. Jsssorr rs.
E.. Smith submitted the follo.iDg motion
for consideration: Resolved, that The better
10 enable eoGgress, N Considering bin $50
amend the act entitled an act 10 incorporate
the subscribe r. 10 The bank OF The United
States" TO appoy;ion the puBishrsent ID Dc
inflicted upos the presidents, directns.
cashiers, OF o;her ozeers or servss;s oil The
bank Of The Uoiied States, and Of It's <evsral
chces or branch banks, tie president OF The
bank be requested tn tr.asai; 10 ne sesa;e,
IL any such exist. statement Of asy and ali
iraudqle9t conversions, by the said prssi-
denis, sisetsss, essai<n, oEee,= CO seiraa:s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
T-sy. ". 7. December %.
Lac INTELLIGENCE.

Ias ISTErL-CEScE-
Ls~x, p5.-Rer-v. ". Txe Lake Csampl1ia
Nears Bost Cszpaay.
This va. al action brDssh; 10 recover ihe
valse of aqusa,iiy az ie.ther, which va,
huSuei with The steam boat on Lake Cham
plain. The cause was tired before M jvs-
tee FoOdworlh ., The late circsit IN this
,oGnty. Il was admitted on The irizi, that
the steam boa, took IRE By some unknoun
aecidsG;; and hal 90 sooosai Of the vieleace
OF ne winds. il p,s CUT OF The reach OF hu-
nan power 10 arrest its progress, although
Every sxer,ipn, care ard diligence was
used 80 van By the eaPtnin Is sI,inguisb
tie sze, and iba, % blame could Be attached
70 the captain. The court decided thai m
less the loss Of the leather happened BY ihe
scf cs Goi, 10 accident could excuse the
company from Iseir liability 70 pay for the
eather.a and ihs; Ihi. case did rot come with
so the rsle. which would e,oaerase the con-
pzny, and TIA, although il might De eonsi-
iered hard case, they were BY law liable
70 nav The value OF the ieaiher.
Budget
Az sccosyr o. DISASTERS, &c n rHE BAT
OF DEsGaL.
rFrssa fsr passengers n re ssip Jsss, err'-
ed a Men fo-f-l
Hi. rsaiesty', ship Carrea. Fsrcesu. lei
he Sand Hesds. July 5, and in beating os'
Of The BAY, ran ashore On the morning
Of the Tth Of Jsly, abOus f0sr miles ron
,As Black Psgoaa. having Sssa deceived
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17
Ee,sisg.7n, January Is.

Fn,sfsg.7A, Jahsarg To-
Nehemiah r knight governor OF the state
O: Rhode Island, IS elected a senator OF the
Uaiied States 10 supply the vacancy occa-
s:oaed by the lanenied deeease Of Mr. Bur-
nh. lla:sLiysrer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17

At meeting Of the Directors yesterday.
". War.les, esq w4s reelected president,
and J. B .Sickol,, ESQ. secretary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-17

-----.--.sc -..sHe.----x.1 -
An electioa was held on Monday last tor
nine directors, 10 manage the Affairs OF the
Rank of Alexandra for the present year,
when the following named gentlemen were
ehasen:
Jonah Thompson,
James II. Hooe.
N. wattles,
E.. Bennett,
T. A.hby,
william fowle,
Jons,han Jsnnsy,
w. c. Gardner,
SIMON Summers.
And a, meeting OF the board yesterday,
Jonah Thsn2,Os, esq. was reelected presi-
dent
At an election for. Dir.c;ors Of the Marine
Insurance Odice of Alexandra, tor The pre-
.-pt year. bel6 on Monday last, the follow
iug gentlemen were chosen:
Nathaniel Wsiiles.
Joha c. Vowel,
John Iannsy,
George Taylor,
Jonah Thompson,
william Fowle,
w. c. Gardner,
Jaue, II. Hooe,
Jacob Holman,
p. Jsaney.
p D1nb2r,
l. p. Thompson.
d. Metcalf,
7. hwiB.
w. Fl Miller.
At meeting OF the Directors yesterday,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
IOADSTONES.

The idea of NJ. Ampere that loadstones
are an assemblage of electrical currents,
led him to conceive the plan of initiating
their action by spiral conductors, and al
ter some failures he succeeded. Thus
all the mystery of the loadstone is resol-
we'd, and instead of an innate property sal
seneris, the polarity appears to be a mere
mechanical effect of certain mundane
circulations, not of electricity however,
but OF the media, of which themselves
produce the phenomena called electric.
DIR. Wollaston has bean writing OH the
same subject, but unable to dIvest him
self of the preiudices of education and
habit, seeks to involve M. Ampere's sim
pic theory in some notifications OF re-
pulsion and attraction
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
Notice TO Coopers &. Fishermen
Extract from an act respecting the inspection of
fish in the town of AleNnn6rin

Extract from an act respecting the inspection OF
fish in the town Of Alexandria.
Sec. Is End be At further enacted, That all salt
ed fish in barrels and other casks brougot 10 the
Town of Alexandria, or put up therein for sale,
barter or expectation, shall be packed in such
casks, as the inspector may judge merchantablc,
sound, and fit for expectation, frightened with at
least twelve good and sufficient hoops, nailed with
at least four nails in each chime hoop, and four
nails in each upper bilge hoop, sufficient in eve
ry respect TO hold pickle and of the following.
dimensions, to wit the length of the slaves OF
each barrel twenty-eight inches, and the thick
ness thcreolnot less than half an inch the da-
meter of the head not less than seventeen inches
and the thickness thereof not less than five
eishths of an inch, the same TO be doweled thu.
bilge diameter TO be not less than twenty inches
from out to out, and the chime not TO exceed
one inch in depth; and each and every barrel
containing fish packed in the manner herein re-
quired, and which shall be sound and mercbanta-
bic, and in all respects fit for expectation.
ANTHONY RHODES, Inspector of Fish.
u The fishermen on the Potomac in pack
ing, arc recommended TO have their fish well
washed; TO be careful IN the first sailing, thai
spoiled fish arc not put into the barrels use
clean coarse salt plentifuliy between each layer,
observing TO have them packed tight; and with
good barrels, fish which are thus packed, will be
excellent. iuly Is
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
THE HARP-A TALE.

From the London New Monthly Magazine, for
June, 1921.
From the German OF the Poet Korner /:
addressed TO such as believe in the
agency ofspirits.
The Secretary SelIner had begun to
taste the first spring OF happiness with
his youthful bride. Their union was
not founded on that vague and evane-
scent passion, which often lives and dies
almost in the same moment-sympathy
and esteem formed the basis of their at
iacbment' Fine and experience, with.
out diminishing the ardor, had confirmed
IRE permauence of their mutual sen.i-
ments, Ltwas long since they had dis
covered tina! they were formed for each
other,but want of fortune imposed the ne
cessity of a tedious probation Till Sell
Der, by Obtaining the patent for place,
tound himself III possession of an easy
competence, and, on the following Sun
day, brought home III triumph lis long
Nloetrothed bride. A succession Of cere.
lNOpious visits for some weeks eHgrossed
InN1y OF those hours thatthc young cou-
pie would have devoted to each ether
But no sooner was this oncrous duty full
fiiIed, than they eagerly escaped from The
intrusion o. society to their delicious So
liludc; md the fine summer evenings
we're but toe short for plans and antici-
laiioDs Of future felicity. Sellner's flute
and JosgPhinc's harp filed up the inter.
walls OF conversation, and with their har-
monious unison seemed 10 sound the pre-
clude 10 many succeeding years of bliss
and concord. One evening, when Jose
phiDc had played longer than usual, she
suddenly complained Of headache she
had in reality risen with this symptom IF
Jndisposi!ioD, but concealed il from her
anxious husband naturally susceptible of
nervous complaints. lie attention which
she had lent to music, and the emotions
At eScncdin her deIcatc frame, had in.
creased slight iDdsposiiion to fever,
and she was now evidently III. A physi-
can was called IN, who so little atticipa-
7cd danger that he promised a cure ON The
morrow. But, after night spent in de-
Sr0m, her disorder was pronounced
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
DISTRICT OF COLUMBlA.
Countu of. Aierandria. 20 fvit.

County of .Ate.randrfa, 20 9oit.
an the petition of AUGUSTINE NEWTON,
" ON inSolvent debtor, confined in the Jail OF
Alexandria county for Iebt,-Notice is hereby
given TO the creditor. of the said Augustine
Newton, that on the first Monday in August
next, at y o'clock, a. III. ut the court house OF
said county, the oath prescribed by the act of
congress of the United States, entitled san act
Tor 'he relief OF insolvent debtors within the dis
trict oil Columbia" will be administered TO the
SAID insoivent, and trustee appointed, unless
Suincicnt cause TO the contrary be then and there
shown Ordered, That this notice be inserted
three times a week for two weeks before that
day. IN both the newspapers printed in Alexan-
dra by order of the honorable VIM. Cranch,
chief Judge of the United States Circuit Court Of
the district OF Columbia. Tcste,
july Is 2w EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
SWIFTNEsS OF MEN.

Men who are exercised in running,
ont-strip horses; or at least hold their
speed Tor longer continuance. In a
Journey too, man will walk down a
horse; and after they have both continu-
ed to proceed for several days, the horse
will be quite tired, ana the man as fir esh
as in the beginning. The kings messen-
gers of Ispahan, who are runners by pro-
fession, go l08 miles in IA hours. Hot
tentots out-strIp lions in the chase, and sa-
wages who hunt the elk, tire down and
take If, are said to have performed a jour
Dey OF three thousand sic hundre d miles
IN less than sir qpeekS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
Block lin, Copper, & Sheet Iron
.N,a,YUE4CTORY
CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD,

CONDITIONS OF THE HKRALD-
The subscription is FIVE dollars per ar
num--payable by town subscribers hall
yearly in advance.
Country subscribers (from the difHcuI.
ty OF collecting at distanco) win no e7.-
pected u pay the whole year in advance,
or the time for which they subscribed, o.
give responsible friend in town.
Ne subscription taken for less tern,
than SIX months. Communications, or
ders, sc. to be postpaid. No paper will
be discontinued (but at the discretion, OF
the editors) unit! all arrearagcs have been
paid
Advertisements not exceeding a square.
inserted three times for one dollar, and
twenty-five cents for each succeeding In
'ertion. An advertisements sent to the
Office without having the number of times
ter which they are to be inserted desirna-
Ted, will appear in every pare~ mi, otact.
Sise ordered
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
British Vice Consulate,

III alexandria for the JiSt. of Columbia
NJ Office TO all whom il may concern. Those
~ residing i'll the District, receiving, or enti-
tied TO receive, pensions OF half pay, from his
najesty's government, are requested to make
before me, the attestationS or certificates which
are required i'll England, enable them to OBJ
tain such payments. Persons coming under the
above description are exempted from the pay
ment OF fees under the provisional tariff now in
use. JAMES PATTON
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
DISTRICT CT COLUMBIA,
CountV ~ .NlcIQndEa, 30 7vi

County Of .4IeIQnGta, TO 7vtf'
Nm the petition of Aaron Recovering, an IN
" solvent debtor, confiued u the Jail of Al
exandria county for debt,-Stce rs hereby
given to the creditors of the sgd Aaron X. Lee
verins, that OF the first MondS in August next,
at 30 clock IN. at the cuurt-lpuse OF said coun-
~, the oath prescribed by The act OF congress
of the United States, entitled "an act for the re-
lief of insolvent debtors within the District of
Columbia" will be administered 10 the said in-
solvent, and trustee appointed, unless suili-
Gent cause to the contrary be then and there
shown. Ordered, that this notice be inserted
three times week Tor two weeks before that
day, in the Alexandria Herali, and III u newspa-
per published IN Baltimore. BY order of the ho-
norable VIM. Cranch, chief jsdgc of the United
States circuit court OF the District of Columbia
july IL Test, EDM 1. LEE, G.. c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1821-07-30
Mahogany and Furniture.

Mahogany and Furniture.
"a ME subscriber has Just received 81
d logs BAY MAHOGANY, part of
which is ola very superior quality. He
has also on hand about 5000 feet of Bay
and st. Domingo MAHOGANY in planks
and boards, and about 1000 feet crotch,
shaded and myrtle yeneers-all of which
will be sold low for cash.
.also on hand and for Sale,
A quaRtity of CABINET FURNITURE,
Consisting of sideboards, bGreaus
Secretary and book case
Ladies' work tables, candle stands
Dining and breakfast tables
Cribs, cradles, sc. sc.
All orders for Furniture or Materials,
which the subscriber may be favored with,
from the country OF elsewhere, will be
promptly attended to, and executed in
superior style.
march 27 U ROB. ABERCROMBIE.