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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

Expenditures for tie lssi Ten. ycuS
MerchnmdiNe forwarded ti.e .cYe-
raj acotieS 5 fGG ~ l3
TranSporia'iOn, Iiu5ty ~
Contingencies, 20 51s ~
repairs OF fsciGIics, $50 oi
Salary of the superintendent ami
Gis Clerks. alp so
Salary OF the Factors and their
Clerks, I02 GIG 40
Total, S $50 .0l CD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

Some t're since an account of sellcr snow was for
wa'ded To as Oy Dr. JaLOb Porter VI Plan1eld itW3,
oescfloed as bsiIg Ia ihs iesuar and neautfui
eps'a's dch sial Consisting Of six RAJ. dive, ax
ifoh conTion centre, ana each ray Of a number OF
ihst"i rays proceeding from in pinns ate form
ne iVfDs observed by Ir Porter, will ne Eound amon-
those deme4ttd by Professor Green ffdifDr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30
DEPARTMENT or lNDIAN TRADE
AbslKACr FROM OFFiCiAL DucuNeNTs.

Ab9ikACl tRoM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS.
RecsiptS y0T t.e lust Ieh yeuJs
From tse several irId,i: house. ia csl q d
drafts, STA 777 %
f;Om the several trading Aouses
On.accOnHi OF SALES OF tnr,, *. 12S,5iI Is
Eos damaged m.I Cl!aGdiSe sold. 3D. %
For interest on noies, l,SO2 IS
Cash received f,om the annuity
land. Tor goods taken from ,he
trade stock, Is6 eos II
Ftoui he Trcaanry, for the salary
OF The Superintendent aud his
Clerks. Is III 30
Fiom the Treasury, for tie salary
OF the Factors aud liIeir Clerks. lC2 936 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

Co1ggiisSioHcy's O1cs, RfchmOna, J0H o. Is2t
y CtiAhC liz f.s..t be creditors Oi JOHN GIBSON
a tate Of me county Of Prince William the state Of
Virginia. aHG Inc Creditors Of the deceased MARY
bEA5 OF Liverpool ia the Kingdom Of Great Britain
VIII iake notice that BY vlTtue Of decree of The Won
Couft 81 Tue United States for TIE Fihh Circuit ana
Virginia District made IN the SUIT VIM. KnkDatrick
James BrsEn ana Jchn N'CuIlet h. executorq a Ne
testament and last viii Of Mar, nessty dec i,r said
James brown aud Aaes bis wife winch said aenes Ia
he "y daughter Ofttt .aid May Heasty Iobn tibsou
VIZ Sius0n, WIZ Came on aud gmes his wife K ybert
Slos"h felef OiDsnu James Gibson and Thomas Glib
ano aon'nisIaifiA, &C. OF Peter Gibson, dec. Who
AGAINST
Mexaode, erser,ou, John Spence and James Reed
executors, &C. oftae said John Gibson, dec.
that liberty is reserved to them 10 come IN sIS pt,,s
hef respective claims before NY Office "a Com
missioner, IN The ciU Of Richmond, at any lime within
zen inoh'h' ffom zoe 22d DAY Of December 1910 and
tNat those who tail 10 Do so, Rili be barred OF an
opportunity 20 MAKE them afterwards.
WA. MACKENZIE, 81. c.
~. - adm
IN cuANcEKY.--l Nollo,ssy co0n1Y coaIi. 4Ii S,,-
u vember, 1870
Jacob eay.....''''.''-ss..'...., Complainant,
Spencer Atkinson and VIM Brrunl. >. De|sndaHts
Inc defendant Atkinson not having entered his AZ.
peatanCe and given security according 10 the act o.
assembly end the fues Oftbis cOuft and u APPEARING
u The satisfaction Of the court that he Is NOT an infant
iaht Of this slate the motion OF The Nv
MS Counsel IT Is Ordtrcd, That the defendant Akin.
S 90 appear here on OF bCfSTc the first Thntsday in
sidfcb next 70 answer tie ylainanps bill; and hat
c"py ~ this order be published months sue
front door Of the courthouse u lila COUNTY on two
successive court 6ays. 4 copy. Tcsie,
Dec. 81. ss..,,sss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-01-30

3 Nu4NCEiti 80. tuned Salss' Cv4Tl, 5lu C.TcGIt
4 GhS Virginia t;IsTicJ Dce. ~ lS2O-
WA knkpairiuk, James ruWn and John m,Cui,och
Ne'ut"ia OF Tie tes'tHt aud lsst VIII kIary Heas.y
iec He sad Jaires Brown and Agnes his VIE pbick
Sas 'shrs Is The "y Satghter Of the MARY f+easy
20 Il" HInsoh, Wa. Gibson, " IA. Cameron aud Aene s
MS "i4v Robert GibsUn, Pear GIBSON, James Gssou
az" ihunhs 1ibs"h, .h'idfen aud Eezi Of kin, and
administrators Observation-Disclosures &C Of Peter al, sen
dec. VII" oIed "hhoIi i::ue..-.........p iqin:i1s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
Was Committed

fsNO the jail Of Fairfax county, by war
n rant from under The hand vi Lawrence
Lewis, Esq. dated the 2islday OF sept. 1894,
Il Negro .hu,.,
Who calls himself john, a runaway. and
committed as The property OF Mr.. Hump,
and lately purchased Vi d Mr.. Cave Wilhers
OF Alexandra, ". C.)-Dut since IN Isii i,
says he was the property OF Wlllism SKIN
her, deceased, OF Stafford county. The SAID
negro is about Ii Or ~ years vi age, very
black, about . ieet or lO inches nls b, anu
had on when committed, black uroaa cloth
coat. dark green PAIR oI paniaiouns aud
white hat. The owner Is requested to COME
forward, prove property, pay charges and
take hun away; Otherwise he viii be dlspos-
ed oi as the law uIteCls.
T. b. BRADLEY Jailor
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fuirtar 10.
The editors OF the n Cn,nond Enquirer,
will please publish the ABOVE commitment in
their paper once week Tor three months,
and send their account 10 Inc for seltlen ent.
dec l0-law3m Z. B. b,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
" IN. vi. AicCarty.
joseph ID. Blunt.

WISHES TO inform his friends aud the
~ public in general, that he has removed
from ms former stand, al the corner Of Duke
and ST. Asaph sis. to the north side of King
street, between Columbus and Altred-sts.
where be intends keeping
EROTEPJF,C
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
5. DREW's

TAVERN AND BEES TEAK HOUSE,
Opposite tie Centre 4Aarket, Washing
ton.
THE subscriber, thankful for the encour.
agement he has received since he COM
menced business in this city, begs leave to
lnlorn, his customers aud the puuil gener
ally. that he is making every exertion tor the
Improvement Ot his Tavern, and mas fitted
up large room where he turn sues dinner
every day at 81 cents. He Will also furnish
BEEF-STEAkS OR OYSTERS,
At any hour OF the day. One OF his chief
studies will be to supply himsel with
An assortment of Gsnu,ns Vines u Liquors.
A lew boarders can Ut accommodated
comfortably.
He likewise returns bis thanks to the citi-
zens of Alexandra tor former tavuurs, and
hopes a continuance from those whose busi-
ness or pleasure may cali them TO " ashing-
ton. Z. DREn.
dec 10 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11

A situation as wet nurse is
wanted by person who has NO family; She
is healthy and young. and has good breas
of milk. Apply at this office.
nav li-eo.f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
Best Chewing Tobacco.

SEVENrYFiVE kegs and naI kegs of
D.lz's 8's aud pound twist, Barclay S
Brand, warranted superior To any IN the
District, just received 10y the schooner John,
Capt. Burke, aud tor sale by
JNO. ID. BROWN, Agent.
OCT II 2awtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
united States of America,

United States of America,
AGAINST
The Schooner Mary, George NJ HoWard,
Master.
WHEREAS Thomas Swami, Esq. Attor-
w ney Tor the U. States, hath exhibited a
libel or complaint in the District Court Of
The D C.. alle,lglng that on the 7tb day OF
November, 1921, at the port of Alexandria,
Eve tons of Hemp OF foreign growth OF the
value of 500 dollars and upwards, were
brought into the town of Alexandra, in a
certain vessel, called The Mary. George
n Howard master, without any clearance 10
authorize the same, or any manifest what
ever oil the said merchandise, which has be-
come forfeited to the United States and
seized by Humphrey Peake, collector OF the
port of Alexandra.
And whereas the Hon. William Cranch,
Judge of the said Court, hath ordered and
directed that all persons concerned, be cited
and dmonlshed to appear at The court house
in Alexandria, OH the 26th day of December
at 10 O'Clock, to shew cause, IL any they have
why Judgment should not pass as prayed
All persons therefore having or pretending
to have any right or claim in, and TO the
said hemp, are hereby cited and admonish.
ed to appear al the time and place aforesaid,
to abide by and perform such judicial acts,
as are required by law to he done in the pre-
misses. d. MINOR, D NJ.
for T. Ringgold, Marshal.
dec 10 dt26D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11

ASDLILC.
I OST, or mlsiaId, Nole Tor two Hogs-
IL heads oil lODacCo, inspected IN The Al
.xauurIa Warehouse, M IiIe name vi John
Look, marked anu nuinneIeu as iOiioWs {:
VIZ. L. 444 llUU, 40, S1z, hrsl QUAR-
y 5z6, luI4, l2l, o9o, seCUud quality.
he nnder viii please leave II with the in-
speCfur.
All persons are cautioned against purchas-
ing the above Tobacco, as II nds been ue.Iv-
cred,
dec 7 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
OF THE
m 4 NJ =

CUTpOTu1tO" y
is revised and passed Goth Jon'ry, 1921
,HiS little, but useful volume has been
revised by professional gentleman, ~
contains all the Laws OF the Corporation,
at present in force, with very satisfactory
index. Its neatly and correctly printed, Il
must be necessary book Tor every member
of our town. A few copies tor sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct L
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
NOTICE.
Marine Insurance Company
OF
ALEXANDRIA.

1--WE Stockholders in this Company are
terehy notified, that an election Tor 1T.
teen directors, To serve for one year will be
beid at their Office, on TUESDAY, the I 5th
day OF January next, from the hours OF ten
ill two o'clock.
fNe transfer book, will be closed from
two CLOCK on Friday the tenth January, till
the election is closed.
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
dec s Iaw3t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11

Stoves, Sc.
IENRY c. SLADE, has Just received
Il D his WINTER SUPPLY-consisting of:
Franklin Stoves, with and without Crates
Do. DO to use with pipes
Ten plate, cannonsand box Stoves
Stove pipe and Drums
Bath stove Crates, handsomely polished
Crates with brass Knobs
Shovel and longs, Tenders, And Irons,
&c. &c.
Who has on hand as usual,
A well selected assortment OF
Hardware & Cutlery,
All of which he will sell very low.
nov IL eO6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-11
For Saier,.

.ErS. the substantial schooner WHITE
.g& OAK, Hammond, master. Will sail
in few days, aud eau take or 3U0 bbls
Oh ireisa', If immedsie application be ndde
to Til. Ii. iIOh LAM.
18th mo. 6 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

The question being taken on committing
The bill, II was nsgaiived-ayes 40, noes 63.
Dir. Mclean, OF Kentucky, avowed his
hostility 10 The bill and 10 ascertain wheih-
er there was a majority in favor OF he Prin-
ciple OF the bill, without which it would be
extremely impolitic TO consume The precious
time Of the session IA discussing its details
moved, for the purpose OF trying the question
and saving time, TO postpone the bill indetn-
itely.
On this motion debate commenced on the
merits OF the bill, as well as on the expedien-
cy Of now acting on it. The debate had con-
tinued some time, and several gentlemen yet
indicating wish to speak
Nr. Mclean withdrew his motion-his OBJ
ject having been, in making it merely TO save
time.
Mr., Rhea renewed the motion TO postpone
the bill indefinitely.
The question was taken on The indefinite
postponement of the bill, and decided as fol-
lows yeas 50, nays 73.
The session was continued TO late hour.
Many motions to adjourn were negatived--
and several other votes strengthened the hopes
of the friends of the bill.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
g AZ -A9Pp'l2e
PORTLAND: THURSDAY, MARCH s, 1921

IL can give no pleasure 10 our readers I'd see
this department Of Tie Gazette, occupied 10
defence against the scunrillty Of writer in
the Argus, nor can 4 give The editor Ut this pa
per any honour To reply ID those observations.
But lest the public should consirue our silence
into an acquescence Vi the remarks referred ID
we are Induced u reioin. When writerim
proves the assumed iuupo pularIy Of pryfes
sion 10 cast reproaoh upon the sentiments of
member Of 4 and has t1at charge only III bring
against hln that lie occupies niche, though
Indeed humble one, IN that profession, be
exposes his own meanness, without accom-
PIshIng bis object, and defence /. conse.
quently spared. Every one u,u.i suppose him
influenced by sinister motives IN the attack.
and not by desire 70 promote the cause VI
truth. We are glad that tile labournr noun.
tam Is delivered --lbatthe'. IN stery"is solved
and we are told il is, that = the writer. Who
furnishes those debates, j. Common Pleas
lawyer! Tito be : Common Pleas LAWYER
be crime, the person alluded TO, commits il
with many gentlemen with whom be Should
teel proud 10 be associated or as Mr.. Spragnr.
OF Hallowell IN his very able speech on tAe Ju
dietary bill, more ioFcibly expressed il, 4.
deem y sir, "a honour, 10 ue ranEel IN pro
tessIon which Contained such names a. PaIick
Henry, ,he AJamses, sad others the wi>est
statesmen and bes patriots OF our couafry."
we eve 10 our readers, anu We take Tbs
oppofluuIy, 10 apologize, FOX not presenting
ihem 10 proper time, in The excellent speech
70 which we blye inst alluded but We bad
no person Present 10 prepare sketch Tor as
and we could not afterwards obtain any renoft
a ~ which would have done il any kind XII
justice ne public cannot regret more ihau
we do, our failure 10 that respect TIE guu-
temen, u the Argus, will mol, We tra.i. HI
regard 70 this gentleman whose scnrilness.s
we're il perfect unison vii OIL o.s II, c.iass-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
In SENATE.
MONDAY, March 5.

MONDAY, March 5.
Bill, 10 prevent The destruction of fish IN Leba-
non Pond in the County Of Cumberland, passed q
be engrossed--sent down for concurrence.
The committee, appointed for the purpose, re
ported that the Legislature may have recess Oh
Saturday next-the following being all the bust
ness necessary to be acted upon the present SEES
sion, viz: superintendent of Senators & Represent
atives Tax, Militia, Probate, Fee, Pauper, Poor
debtor, and School, Bills-accepted in the Senate
and concurred in the House.
The selectmen of Vienna, and Aaron Porter had
leave TO withdraw their petitions.
Petition Of Caleb Boynton was referred TO the
next Legislature.
The first Congressional Society ia Union had
leave TO bring in bill.
Petitions of Samuel Winter, and of the select
men OF Gullford, committed in the House. were
concurred in the Senate.
AFTERNOON. Resolve, authorising the State
Treasurer to obtain on the faith of the State a
Loan OF thirty thousand dollars, at an annual in
terest, not exceeding six per cent such part OF
sand sum as the exIgencies of the State may re-
qure, previous to the first session of the next leg
islature, passed to be engrossed.
Veted, as the sense OF the Senate that it i ex
pedent, that tax of fifty thousand dollars should
be apportloned on the polls and estates of the
several towns and plantations in this State, for
the purpose OF detrayinS the expences Of the gov
eminent for the current year /; the sum so appor.
toned on the polls to be fifth part of sal fifty
thousand dollars.
TUESDAY, March c.
The committee Of both Houses, to whom was
committed the Governors Message accompanied
by report and sundry resolutions of the L.gsla-
ture of the State Of Ohio, reported reference OF
the subject to the next Legislature accepted
and sent down for concurrence.
Nathaniel Dyer and others, had leave to bring
in bill.
Bills, for the better managing oflands, wharves
and other real estate, lying in common-to pre-
vent bribery and corruption-for directing the
manner OF conveyance to be used by counties IN
purchasing and disposing of lands-respecting the
Offices and duties of the Attorney General and
Counties Attornes-for providing and regulating
prisons-ior the safe keeping of the records of tile
several Courts OF Justice-and TO autherise Geo.
Reid, to build dam across Dameriscotta River
passed to be engrossed in concurrence with the
House.
Bill, for preventing abuses in disting rum and
other strong liquors, with leaden heads or pipes,
passed to be engrossed-sent down for concur
renee.
Resolve, for rendering valid certain marriages
ard Tor other purposes, passed to be engrossed in
concurrence with the House
Agreeably to assignment the Senate proceeded
to the choice Of Major General. The whole
number OF votes given In were fifteen, of which
General Me LILLIAN, of Bath, had twelve, and
was declared elected in concurrence with the
House.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, March }.
RcSoireS, allowing compensation 10 the Board OF
jurisprudence was committed, and a resolve 10
make vahd certain marriages within this State,
passed.
Passed 10 be enacted, Bills to establish the Dam
arscotta canal regulating the expectation Of Flax
seed; defining the general powers and duties of
manufacturing corporations 10 ascertain the quail
ity Of Pot and Pearl Ashes, and for the more eec-
tual inspection OF the same enabling propretors OF
Aqueducts TO manage the same concerning par
Ishes; restricting the Wscasset Bank in negotiat.
ing business Banking Incorporation. and pro-
vidiDg for the COLLECTION Of their debts aud for 9TH
CT purposes; for the prevention and removal of
nuIsances; to prevent fraud in fire wood, bark, or
coal, exposed 10 sale; also Resolve laying tax
on the several counties.
Passed TO be engrossed, Bills, to provide for the
proof Of fire arms TO incorporate the PASSPORT
Marine Insurance Company; 10 incorporate the
Cumberland Insurance Company
Passed stages, Balls, to prevent the destruction
of Trout and 3ickerel in Sebsso pond regulating
Judicial process and proceedings against treason
and mi prison OF treason.
The engrossed Bill . TO prevent tenants in com
mon, joint tenants & copaTceners, FROM committing
waste, &cn was reported with an amendment.
which was adopted aud sent 10 the Senate for con
curreBce.
Dtt 10 utiuc lOhI " NofiI ufnCUth, was
called up and read second time.
The committee appointed 10 consider what bust
ness tits necessary 20 act upon the present Session,
and when the Legislature may have recess, re-
ported list Of acts which they deem necessary 10
be acted upon, and that the Legislature may have
recess on Saturday next.
An order was passed appointing committee TO
be joined by tie Senate, 10 report what pay shall
be allowed The Chaplans Of both Houses.
Ordered, that the Board Of Jurisprudence, be re-
qnested TO collect, prepare aud report the title of
such statutes passed by the Legislature Of Massa-
chosetts a. have not been re-enacttd BY this lie
sislature, and as ought to be repealed, &c.
Leave to withdraw was given to The Selectnen
of Vienna.
Leave g bring ID biz, 70 Isl Congregational
Society IL Union.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 90.
MARINES.

House.-Mr. Archer reported bill provi.
ding for the pay and reorganization of the
Marine Corps +; which was twice read and
committed.
The Indian Trade Bill, of the House, was
taken into consideration.
Mr.. Floyd said, incidentally, that the Choc-
taws had fairly retorted on the United States
their o0n policy, and got possession, by treaty,
Of about one third of the whole OF the popula-
ton Of The territory Of Arkansaw. The bill
was ordered 10 lie on the table.
A long report was made Oh the affairs Of
The Post Office Department.
PUBLIC LANDS.
The bill from the Senate, for the relief oil
the purchasers of public lands, was read the
third time, Is amended by this House, anc
passed.
AUCTION DUTIES.
Mr.. Baldwin moved that the House resolve
itself into committee of the whole on the bill
concerning sales at auction but the motion
was negauyed, ayes 81, noes 62.
SYSTEM OF BANKRUPTCY.
Mr.. Sergeant moved that the House proceed
10 the consideration OF the bill from the Sen
ale TO establish an uniform System of Bank
rup,cy.
The question on this motion was taken bv
yeas and nays, and decided 10 the affirmative
ayes re, noes SO 7; and The bill was taken
up
Mr.. Edwards, Of n. @. then moved 10 CON-
NIT The bill TO committee Of the whole
which motion was opposed by Dir. Sarge NJ
as course which would lie fatal 10 the bill
from The delay i, woud produce. and was ais
unnecessary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

TUESDAY, FEB. 81.
SENATE.-Mr. Sanford, from the Joint com
mtiee appointed on that subject, made re :
port OF the business before Congress, which il
was necessary to act on at the present session /;
and the report was read.
Several committees were discharged frem
various subjects on which it was not their in
tentIon TO make any favorable report.
The bill providing for the settlement and
payment OF certain claims arising under The
treaty with Spain, was read the third tirse.
passed, and sent 10 The other house for con.
currence.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08

MONDAY, FEB. 20.
SENATE.-Mr. King, of y. Y introduced
bill further 10 regulate The collection OF du-
ties on Imports and Tonnage, which was twice
read, by general consent
MISSOURI.
Mr.. Holmes, OF Maine, from the joint COM
miilee of The two Houses of Congress, appoint
ed on the subject, reported resolution for the
admission of Missouri into the Union which
was read, aud, on the motion Of Mr. II. order
ed 10 lie on the table.
THE FLORIDAS.
MIR. Barbour, from The committee on for
eign relations, reported bill authorizing the
President OF The United States to take posses
sion of East and West Florida, and 10 es,ab.
iish temporary government, therein and the
bill was twice read, BY general consent.
FLORIDA COMMISSIONERS.
The bill for the adjudication and psymen,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-08
PROCEEDINGS or CONGRESS.

FRIDAY. res. %.
SENATE committee was appointed 10
report what basiDess Il was necessary to be
acted ON this session
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-27
MarshaI's Sale.

ON Wednesday, the lstof August next,
u at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. will be sold at
public auction, for Cash, al the brick house
on Fairfax Street, lately occupied by Evan
p. Taylor as coachmakeI's shop, all the
stock in trade OF said E. P Taylor, consist
ing of finished and unfinished carriages,
carriage furniture, Cutlery. shop furniture,
bar iron, timber OF various kinds, &c. &c.
To satisfy eighteen executions, one in ia
yor of joseph Janney, one in favor OF VII
liam Philips, and sixteen in favor OF the
Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra.
D. MINOR. D. NJ.
For Tench Ringgoid, Marshal.
iune lS--eots
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-27
Was Committed

THO the Jail for the county OF Alexandria
Il on the alst inst. as runaway. negfo
man named GEORGE ANDERSON; about
25 years of age; sir feet two inches high;
well made; says he has been following the
sea 10 years; be claims freedom, and says
he was born in Philadelphia. He has on
roundabout and pantaloons Of striped cotton.
The owner is desired to come, prove proper
ty, pay charges, and take him away, Other
wise he will be disposed OF as the Law directs,
ANDW ROUNSAVELL. Jdilor.
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