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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
juno 11,18a1.
TO SIR rRtycts BURpTrT.

. Gloucester fD{ae. lime ill., 1e11
oTE-ln n letter bearing yonr Signature and orr.
porting to have been address, Jy you to Inc clair
man OF a dinner as parliamentary rcf,rmcrs on the
VII Of Aprii, which was pghiisaed IN several ofthe
newspapers o! Tie following Gay. E5et-, 10 ta,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

COMMITTED to the IJ NJ Norfolk county as a rt,uawav
~ anrgrn man who calls himself WIN. BROWN-sta.,.s
that e IS free man. and has served in the L. navvc
said Brown ola dark complexion, feet inches hig n
years Of age hasa the left leg which lac "a, was il
wound bv muskc ball. and his lett SHE occasone
by stahThc owner Of said negro il to pryc
his property those Interested produce the proprr eyi
de1ccs Of lis freedom he vii be disposed of A. the law
directs WI. BERNARD, Jaiior Of Norfolk county.
Alay 10. S-U
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Io%oIr Francis Burdctr.

t,e. utoateNer LOO-rc, juno q. 1921.
Sr,-l.ord William Bentmck has lust dcETr,.d
TO me The answer, which You have transmitted 70 his
Lords'ip through! Mr. knmar,i To The letter which
addressed 10 You on Thursday.
Lord William Bcnnck's opinion (wi,I which my
own feelings comcide) satisfies rae thai can have no
Other reply TO make Your letter, than to cypress nv
acknowledgement for the franbncss and nron,ntituJe
with which you have dischmcd any intention Of ncr-
sqn'l offence have the honor To DC, SIR YOUR mos
obcdicnt servant 80 '1''
(SignctO "GTO C,aNvIxc
10 the above correspondence we think il desirable
10 add the particular passage in the !onorae Baro
net 'c'icr, respecting which Mr.. Canning thought il
necessary to call Tor some explanations The leterwas
%i"reNs Ell To company of reormcrs who met M tl,
CITY OF London Tavern, in April last the Lord Navn,
Vac chair to eat drink in tie cause of
reform. We shall leave our readers tn avoid MI
nnluSlIiablc alusion" to Mir. Canning. or whether
is pen did not Illustrate his incntions The folIovno
Is the sentence.
" Gcnllcmen. that Mr.. Canning-I mention him as
inc champion oi The party--a part for the whole
shou'u uHicnI i"ihe nticrmos, system, by the no.
Gus Poc"S tricks of which he od his Gig,j, get So n,c
f"0t'c money, c1n cause neither me nor any man
surprise anger. '
dor, Us their dirty. all the learned think,
i0eaPouSe tut cdtSe by rliich Aieg eat anil drink"
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EOR LINEIiPOOI-

n THE fine corpcrcd ship Darian, Capt Wilcox
I'm She will load NJ Warwick 42s 6d-carries
lfF.H ~ 500 hh and will sail on the 18th hugust.
s-s-- For freight OF only IS hhds. the balance being
positively engaged, apply 10 ROGERS : HARRISON.
iuiy Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

Committed 10 the jul of Henrico County,
the 18th day OF April last a runaway n negro man
~ named AARON who saws he Belongs 10 Jobn Turpn NJ
heS'eeid county lie appears he about 50 years o age
rct 9Lnchrs nigh and is of dark complexion The
otherwise nc will be dealt with ms the law directs
June c6. il-tf ~. w MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

sSHOChENHhOtGii ilAbVlE have received Nv the
y HcnrN ClU' from London Suvcrfne CLOTHS and
CASSlMEREs ard 50 case. best DUiIIAM MUSTARD
~ I'D. lboies-by ,ht iss arrivals from Liverpool they
expect tooi IMPLY Of coarse WCOLLEN Srhev have on
hand aud viii Keep constant supply Of COTFON Vans
SUtiAN from Baltimore.
Trl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

TIE 81 BSCKIBEN3
LAVE authorized Cole Johnston to settle M, the lafr
= concern of nj. che & Ga. No Indulgence can be
Granted to those in Suts will Ice n,i.s fortunately
brought. " immediate arrangements not made for paw
moot those having cLim requested present them
Tor a'gus'mcni. WILLIAM JOHN COLI,
ROBERT JOifNSTON,
JW q I7.-Wff WOgCON COZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
TIreDiU DOVOJ.s PcutrJ

BOUT the first 81 June last negro man. named AM
BlS. ran from the subscriber. lie is about ,c
ec nine or len inches high, we'll made active sprghi
lie hrs dark complexion, good countenance, and long
scar on ms check, occasioned by with switch (,u-
posed 10 be his right cbeekJ lie carried with him variety
g clothing, among which oLnabrg suit lie about
Z1Nears oltis supposed he making his either 10 Tie
te OF Ohio or Pennyyania ard he IS induced 10 do so
lI" desire 20 get 10 the settlement ofe negroes, en,an-
fpatcd 10y hard Bacon Decd Of this county. lie is ac-
qmcd with many ofte said neroc.. This supposion Is
supported ny ms having gone away in company with my
c9rgC s been unprecedented and committed Cumberland
Jaw Aeshany county, Maryland aud says Amhris was in
company when he taken. but ,dadc his ,scano rio
above reward VIII he evcu ftlr said negro taken ard
secured ~ any Jail ont o u' state, and dollars only If
taken and secured in this state al reasonable cyprt;se
will be paid. AARON RTpr0%
Hcnricn niclmnnh. VI. Inir ~ tn az
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BANK OF VIRGINII-

TEHE President and Directors lave declared dividend NJ
~ per cent on the capital STOCK ofthe bank Tor Tie last
bali te"ri which gives t0 the individual stocodcr ~ dollar
per share. W. DANpEIfU;F C,sLi.r
Ivi 'N''
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ll0cG hmm nccni-1 IL. .S1Le

ts.fE Thu sale Of ILLS OF hand not having taken
Ie34 place on ,.e 2st of july, according The
former The subscribers, iriueU:a deed
OF tT: executed by Harry aines, the lh Of jan
u.ug 2 and recorded in the clerks Office King Queen
county. trustees therein Famed and or the pUru.,s therein
specified, will &c 25h 81 l,tf II fair, otherwise
ON Che fair day Offer for sale or tire premises for Cash
That valuable farm calie,, WOOD LAWN. situate ia e
county Aforesaid. about eight miles from the Courthouse
nearly equi-tan from the HaYraharnock and Nnttar0ny
rivers containing $50 acres he the Or less first
rae farming lard vic lies beauilv well rropor
toned a to timber and arabic lHntE ~ improved with new
and spacious buildings, valuable orchards m trees Nc mi
IS IN rscT reS7tt mast igmt md rai-e Estnfe. The
Subscribers viii such tile only vested in them
by virtue OF the said deed of triSi believed however
that good and perfect title he made. The sale will
cerIaihN occur RICHARD GAINES.
Lul' II 2R-StF THOMAS JEFFRIFS.
a. JOHN SHEPPARD has renewed
hexi door ln / I. l;.I,i.i,- - -. ~
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ADVERTIS FMI5N,J'
BANK NOTE STOPT5p0,

t ~ INST negro who soid lac brl,noeJ o Mr.
my yo,tu = % icfed 'u hundred dollar pno 10 ono of
sad % men wishing 60 have il changed I,e rc,ircI
one viii dccr iS1f9y notice that fany person Ina. los.
Ecetv Store T,i |ii1.i0"uon TO JAMES DUVAL.
A ~ -l--- 21-Gt
N ,eeaas 5' indebted 70 the estate of 3NUUET FNTVF
me beioe ~ ~ requested TO make immediate uavneni To-
possible W agiros TO close the sdnnistrstoI -. Soon ~
wing claims cannot be granted 10 anv rer.ons b
knOwnto '' '''aie' are requested 10 make them
ORRtS PATSE
Nav a. 4"mH'tretor n SAMUEL PAINE drceqaed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

MN C4NININIIfW NIfU DIX T BI HDIII
TO Tie Edior Of dic Coarier
SIR The following correspondence, Nos.
I, 9, ., having passed between Mr.. Canning
and Sir Francis Brdett, we declare il TO be
authentic. W. BENTINCK.
DOUGLAS F1NNAIRD.
Iu,c 4 1901
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
FOR SAIE


IlhAT extensive and very valuable Estate called MANS
4 KIN LODGE formerly the property of Thos Miller
dcc-hGnsh' Lodge is situated in the county of King w
nam on the Pamunkey river, opposite Hanover Town. and
within - lies of the city OF Richmond in a wealthy
ana agreeable neighborhood 1t contains nearly three thou
snnd acres OF valuable land that river of br
about Two thousand are lowgrounds of great fertility and of
various SOILS adapted 10 the culture wheat barley
tobacco The high land is also fertile and is clothed with
forests aiIoring abundant supply wood and timber
large Manufacturing Mill adioins this estate-a which
we wheat made on il can be sold small deduction from
lhe Richmond prices; and from the landing the river
me products may be transported to baltimore an expense
1000 dwelling houses situated in eligible positions for two
aHies With good outhOuscs stables harms attached In
e1ctThe ono usually call ed Mnsin Lodge the other is
on that part of the estate which obtained the name of
ofmtn broveTo the former belong valuable extern
sNe oars Perhaps estate in Virginia Surpasses this
he convenience and ccnpnesS Of the transportation
products 10 the best markesanskin Lodge and Wormley
Toye VIII he sold entire in parcels suit purchasers nm
the follow ing terms: One fourth part purchase money
VIII ne divided INTO I've equal pdronc fifth part tine said
iodri viii be required in caSthe other four fbs win lie
mace payape IN annual instruments, succesSivey first
payable on the LIST JANUARY G22tbe remninino three.
tourths viii he made payable the list January 1925
Bonds with approved security will lie required and deed of
trust on the land for additional security.
WILLIAM MILLER,
j. u. FERGUSON,
. Executors of Thomas Miller. dec.
Noochland March 50. 1O6-tf
Ill persons indebted 90 JOHN GRAlTAM dcceased are
~ requested 10 make payment to Immediately as
am DESTROYS OF closing the administrations as soon ms se
and therefore curnOt grant Indulgence to any body
- WALTER DUN, Executor
nov 10. OIL OF John Graham, dec.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
WILL be sold on Monday the 10Th August ncHi at The
w Aucti Store of Richard Brooke all shares i'm The
Richmond Osbornes Turnpike Company, ON ic there
shall be amy money due ON dat day.
by order Of the Board Of Directors
e. NJ CABRINGTON, Treasurer.
July II. 2O-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
For SAIE.

o. JOHN SHEPPARD has removes
heyt door to j. < W. GiNiats, Cary street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03
wv. =.
To the Right Hon. George Canning.

81. James Place, .Js:i,e g. 1891
9r,7i am not aware OF having made any unjustiG-
letter TO the chairman of TIE reform rec,ing mar
uian all political men; who benefit from the system
Which they advocate fairly and neccssariIy sab,
jcct to- SUI
: The letter in question is now before ms, anil !
am nj a loss ior form of words ia which could
nave more snardcdly marked Tic disqualification mn
der winch conceive Yourself AMI others io he from
2Ns authority to your opinions prlian.c ntary re-
form, ana nj the time have avoided maxine ,,v
aililsIon whatever 10 Personal character
Not ila,in. intended, and not having mn,ic las I
read the letter. any such alIusion at the time cam
claim having ever had such an intention. have dc
honor to DC, SIR, your most obcdcnt humble sery,n,
(Signcd) FRANCIS EiIRDET'r ','''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

s'NHNlf OR THIRTY NEGROES, consi> s,g Of men
n women, boys and girls at the Bell Tavern H.. Iuesl1u
me I.h q Ausst eat II fair if not, The mex. fir dny
-uA 81 22-i,ls
= MeemF o! ,he Mer,nsrs % The Slrdir Committee
Oh the i0iua! assurance Society Against Fire OF Build
i", ol the Stale OF Virginia held at General Office of
''.ce ~ ciHond, on thc 7,h day Of Jvly 1871
-iNsc''' JUN ID BLAIR, CL1iTTanj
JOIN AABLER.
PHiLiP T.. NICHOLAS Members of
iNilN BiOCKEN3ROUGII, 1.-The sSilnd;n.r
BENJAMIN TATE. ! Com,,,i,tac9
DAVID EULLOCE,
inc following order aud resolutions were moved and
adopted by the hoard 80 ''" anu
rerlDle number Of this Society having requested the
StlH'ns committee 10 call GeHcrai BfestiHr-Orlqred
ie % forthwith given in thc Daily Paoers OF Ills
c'' 'ISt Ds'lf" Meeting oCfhs" Members offic ETvtnnI
Hgciiy Gg0iEst Firc B,diegs If Me Sfaie Of
nine heid a the Capitol in the city Of iehond
on INC rrst Monday (ihc 6th) OF August next
I9efed also that the foregoing notification he rulisbed
Eqdrcrand ExFoSiior and in the ncysacrs i'm Nor
Siaunton and Alexandria, - '6 81 - '''''''',
>,,at otlhdins Committee adyerting TO the difficulty
Mnoh mas heretofore attended the obtaining General yee
s e lcve respectfully TO recommend 10 the persons in
live o,ne 80 eiOhail atfend' 10 meet IA their rcspec
peys,ns ,,'le anu TO constitute their proxies
afford an assurance, that tire intqrcs.s Of ,i ,;,,y
DC properly cOndded 10 their care y '''
the n clS from te jour- u of the Standing Corr. sc of
III, a. " y JAMES RAWLINGS.
It--i i. Ag't. ". \. Sy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-03

with my name, as little justifablc On my i.lgment) b,
o,mercnce OF political opinion, il is rcconcabie
WIN the ordinary courlesies otpri,ate life
ne obvious meaning OF that passage in YOUR Let.
"T oi winch complain Is, to impato me, tiat, la
9phodng the present system of representation in the
ii1use OF Commons, am actuated by the corrupt and
ulshonorl1lc motive ot II personal pecuniarv interest,
II cannot be matter of surprise YOU, that
should feel myself under the necessity of requiring "a,
your hands, disyowal OF the inipuition which Ina,
passage appeas TO convey. Should YOU be unable or
Gnwilling, 10 afford me satisfactory explanation nm
on tins point, have then To deni;nd OF you the only
ouef rcpatSi'lonwlch AN injury OF such nature adj
mts.
II can hardly be necessary TO state TO YOU, sir the
reason why this demand has not been sooner made
but owe to myself To preclude the possibility OF any
u"up' or misrepresentation rs 20 the of that de-
as. me hist and natural impulse of my feel
nss was TO address myself YOU, the instant thai
hau read your letter IN the newspapers
Dut II was represented ,u by the friend
whom requested to take charge OF my letter, that
your tieh situation rendered II impossible for YOU 10
accept The second of the alternatives proposed to yo
"a circumstance which, must be permitted 10 OBJ
serve considerably aggravatedth the offence offered TO
me ;)-that the utmost which could obtain from YOU
was an engagement 10 afford me satisfaction SO soon
rs e TERM o Your confinement should have expircd
mat the int ' must be full of hazard as 10 secrecy
mat without IN any degree, mpcaching either your ho-
nor, or that oil any gentleman whom Won mut srect
tie mere fact, (Which could hardly be coneeaIeN of
Il communication between me, or any friend of mine
and the Kings Bench, could not fail 10 excite susp;
c"h-and mat such suspicion would necessarily bc
strengthened by ms prolonging my STAY I'm England
uli the middle OF May after having repeatedly and
publicly announced my intention of waue only for
Mr. Lambon's motion OF the 18th of April
iicidmg, fortie time, (and know not how
couu nave done otlcrwise) 10 the force OF these rep
RESERVATIONS, II remained orme only TO keep my own
COUNSEL ana TO quicken, as much possible, my re-
turn from The continent.
arrived here yesterday evening. NV FIRST busi-
ness ON my arrival was To commandment, with Iord
w iiiam bentinck, who has the goodness TO UNDER
Jake 10 deliver this letter you, and 10 settle on nv
Denhi, d'i necessary arrangements on the matter TO
WnlG" treiatcs; assure you, upon my honor that
Lord William BcntncI is the only person who has
any knowlcse OF this letter. OF my purpose to write
IT. haze the honor to DC. sir, your most obedicn,
servant,
(SigneD "GEO. CANNING"
(No.2)
To the Right Hon. Gcorge Ginning
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
Just Published
4 ND for ssle at, John A. Stewards book.
IA store, price ! dollar,
tn. HIST DRY
OF THE
REFORMATION.

Being an abridgnent of Bunets History of
the Reformation of the Church o. England.
Together with sketches of the lives Of Lu-
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celsbra-
ted rrformers OF the cOntlnent.--By the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
REcoMME
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment of the history of the re lorna
ton, prepared for publication by the Rev.
B. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request in giving it my humble reccmmen-
daiion. 1t contains the history ct all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have not the time or the means
of consulting that writer, must prove intel.
esting and yaIuatle. There being consi-
derable class of persons under these circum.
stances, such work has bs Ell wanted, and
think, the present one will be highly ac-
ceptable, as serving to meet the existing ex-
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER. (
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
Red House Landing.

THE subscriber having rented the cele.
Il brated Herring Landing, known by
the name of the Red House OF Lear's Land
ting, about four miles below Alexandria,
gives notice to persons DESTROYS Of putting
up Herrings. and to waggoners in par'icu-
lar, that every attention will be paid to
supplying them on the lowest terms and
shortest notice, as this landing has never
been known to fail. The read to the land
ing is good, and the distance so short that
it must be an inducement to those who
want good, sound. and fresh fish, 10 prefer
il to the Alexandria market.
Persons wishing Shad or Herrings put up
for family use, by giving timely notice,
will have Them warranted of the best quail
ty. JILSON DOVE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
TO h. Rented or Sold.
HORACE IN AMERICA.

HORACE IN AMERICA.
1nus-" Justum ct Tenacem propositi uir-
T>HE man whom judgment clear and
u firm,
Has bought a chance IN Tyler's wheels,
breads not the near judicial term.
Or DIGGING !ipstaf at bis heels.
Tho banks and merchants round him break,
Tho ships are lost, and houses burn,
He stands uninjured midst the wreck,
Aud views the scene with unconcern.
Whether Napoleon yet exists,
TO highten liberty or power;
Or gentle Caroline persists
To brave her husband and the tower;
Whether the Salary bills succeed,
Or our large army he curtail'd;
Or the Missouri point agreed,
Or the wish'd bankrupt law has fail'd:
To that wise man il matters nought,
Who safe on Fortunes smile relies:
10 gain, with TfLER's ticket bought,
The Forty thousand Dollar Prize.
GRAND NATIONAL CANAL LoTTE.
RY
Draws again on Wednesday morning, when
the SPLENDID prize of
20, 900 DOLLARS
may be drawn, and may be obtained at
TYLER S
Grand National Lottery office,
This Evening, for th. triaing sum Of Is dol.
lars. JUST exactly two days work for Mem.
Der OF Congress. 10 900 Dollars day is
fine wages Tor these hard tin es.
This splendid Lottery " i'll soon be COM
pleted. as only $500 numbers remain to be
drawn and The following SPLENDID prizes
remain TO be drawn, viz =:
prize Of 10000 Dollars.
Of 60 1000 Dollars.
SO of LOCO Dollars.
OF BOO dollars.
And great number Of loo, 81, &c. &c
In two drawings more the grand capital
prize Of
10000 DOLLARS,
and 80 Of loco dollars will be floating, ma
king 10, 900 dollars w ch may all be drawn
in one day
Whole Tickets, Is dolls. Halves dolls.
Quarters 4 dolls Eighths 2 dolls. but will
soon advance to go dollars,
few warranted undrawn lucky numbers
10 be had at TYLER'S. march Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
Sales at Auction.

Public Sale.
On TUESDAY, at 10 o'c lock, will b
sold at tie auction store.
s nhds Isl quality N. 0. sugars
. bbls do do
8 huds I'd do Muscovado do
10 bbis do do
5 do white ior families
Vinegar and cordial
Mustard, sc. &c.
Also without reserve,
bbls family beef
A variety of new and second furniture
ALSO,
Cloths and cassImers
Linens
SLeetings, &c &c.
And without reserve.
100 pair mems Ist quality shoes
Will be adde.,
One good second hand cart and harness
with an excellent horse.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
march 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10

For Freight,
NIX The good schr. SPARTAN.
sSN VIM, Carrick, master; burthen SEQ
bbls. will soon be ready to receive loading.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD l. Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel,
10 tierces molasses
20 pieces Russia duck
800 pair mems coarse shoes
a5 tons plaist'
96 casks fresh Thomastown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 punches onions feb Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10

Beef, Pork, Whiskey, &c.
SAMUEL MESSERSMrlH, offers for
~ sale,
100 bbls, New York prime beef and
pork
$50 b5Is. Baltimore whiskey
so hhds Muscovado sugar,
60 boxes superior gunpowder Tea
rs ar. casks Sicily Madeira wine
is do do Conenar do.
20 do sweet Malaga
3 pipes do
hhds. Antigua rum
2 pipes Holland gin
80 sacks Liverpool blown salt
do Ksn'ish cap PAPER,
20 bundles sugar loaf IA
20 do sheathing
20 do band box boards
7bags black pepper
go boxes mould candles
S do soap
6 casks Goshen cheese,
march 7
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
Lands for Sale.
mach 10

WILL be sold on SATURDAY next,
w at the late dwelling Of Vim. Carin,
deceased, about 800 acres of land, lying in
,be county of Alexandra, d G. Said land
! laid off in 40 or So acre lots, Terms OF
ale ca sh, and that to be paiG down on
ID, day OF sale, otherwise the land will be
,qsold instsntly at the first purchasers re-
,pOnsbllity. J. ID. HARRISON,
JACOB BONTZ, Ex'ors.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10

For Freight,
SX, The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
.&&capt. Perry; burthen about 800 bbls.
will soon be ready to load.
Also,
.<X The sChr. ALLEGRO. John
.$SS& Welsh. master; burlhen about 900
bbls. and will soon be ready for cargo.
Apply TO JOHN II LADD y 20. %
Who have just received
$50 casks fresh Thomastown lime
4 NJ boards
10 chests imperial tea march 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
For Boston,,

For Boston,
kH> The schr REAPER, Sivanus Prince
S& master; will begin 10 load in few
days. and take some freight, if application
il made soon to WIN FOWLE y Co.
Who hava Tor sale said schr's cargo OF
$50 tons plaster paris
46 hhds retailing m GLASSES
10 tons clean st Petersburg hemp
80 bolts LIST quality Russia duck
Also. for Freight,
T1f Gs" H I'D .SYp'FSr i Eab; Sa
master; carries about ! loo bbls. is in COM
plete order, being her FIRST voyage, and will
sake fire. light 10 any foreign port.
And for sale said briggs cargo of
$50 casks Thomaston lime
10000 feet merchantabIe lumber
march 2 Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
To Let.

To Let.
fss That two story brick store. and
TIN dwelling house OH Union street, late
III the residence Of Mr.. }. Leap.
A~oA ALSO,
One other two story brick teneme Mt. ad-
joining the above well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation ofthe above property tbeing
near the wharf is well established as place
OF business, being occupied as such tor ma.
ny years. For terms apply to Ann LEAP,
or WIN N, MILLS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-10
Lost,

Lost,
A Mahogany Bedstead, purchased by
n Mr.. J. s. Scott, al Mr.. Cracro'rs sale
9 Or three years ago; which bedstead, Mr..
S. is OF opinion was brought to my house
to be cleaned and Vanished, under which
circumstances Mr.. s. considers me respon-
sihle for the same or its value; being very
certain on my part that the bedstead never
WAS brought to my house, | would be We
~ thankful to any person or persons that
could give me any information Of It, have
thought IT might have oeen taken from the
house by some person else through mistake,
who bought furniture, at the same sale, o.
,herw ise il not being taken away by Mr.. ).
some persons (perhaps OF Mrs raerott's ia,
miy) might have taken care OF 1t, at least
till the purchaser should call for It.
march S-3t WIN. n, HANNON.l