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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
District of Columbia,
Alexandra cornty, set.
May Term 1891, 2Ist day. !
IN (H1NCERY.
Charles Scott-Complainant.

IN CHiNCERY.
Charles SCott-Complainan
against
John Love, Bryan Hampson s. Joseph Hat
ton Hampson. the two last trading under
the firm of Bryan Hampson and Son.
Thomas Hunton and William Hunton.-
Defendants
sHE defendant John Love not having
1 entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according TO the statute and the rules
o. this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the court upon affidavit filed, that
the said John Love is not On inhabtant Of
this district, on motion of the complainant
by bis counsel, it is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT John Love, do appear here on the
first day of November term next, and enter
his appearance to the suit, and give securi
ty for performing the DEGREES of the court;
and that the other defendants, Bryan Hamp-
son and Joseph Hatton Hampson Grading
under the firm OF Bryan Hampson y Sony
and Thomas Hunton and William Hunton,
do Not pay away, convey or secrete the
debts by them owing to, or the estate or ef-
tects in their hands, belonging to the said
absent de :endant John Love, until the iur-
Their order or decree OF the court; and that
copy of this order be forthwith published
for two months successively IN one of the
public newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the court house of said county.
A Copy. Teste, EDM. l. LEE, C.
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District of Columbia
County of alexandria. to nit.

county OF 4Herandrta' TO zott.
ON the petition OF John W Skidmore, an
Oinsolvent .btor, confined in the gaoi OF
Alexandria county for debt Notice is here
by given 10 the creditors OF the said John II.
Skdmore, that on the Sd day OF Sept. next.
being the first Monday of the mouth, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ at the court house OF said
county, the oath prescribed by the act of
congress of the United States, entitled AN
art tor the relief of insoIvent debtors within
the District of Columbia" will be admins.
tered TO the said Insolvent, and a trustee
appointed, unless sufficient cause to the con.
trary he then and Their. shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
twice week before that day By order of
the honorable William Cranch, Chief Judge
of the United Stats Circuit Court of the
District OF Columbia
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. G..
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
District of Columbia,
Alexandra county set:
NJ II 1907 al. l.


May Term 1891. slst day.
Nv CH4.NCERY,
John Hampton and James Hampton, joint
Merchants trading under The firm aud
style of John and James hampt,n-Con.
biainants.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian Hanpson the two last trading un.
der the firm of Bryan Hampson and Son,
and Thomas Hunlon and William Hunlop
-Dsfendants
7'HE defendant, John Love, not having
Il entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according 10 the statute and the rules
of this court, and il appearing 10 the salts.
fiction OF the court, upon affidavit fled that
the said Defendant John Love, IS not all in
habitant of this District, on mollOn OF The
complainants by Their counsel, it is orrered
that The said defendant John Love, do ap.
pear here on the first day Of November Term
next, and enter his appearance 10 tn sun,
and give security for performing tn" DEGREES
of the court-ana that the other defendants,
Bryan Hampson and Joseph Hsltou llaiaP-
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, H4MP-
son and son. and Thomas Hunion and vii.
liam Hunton, do mol pay away, convey or
secrete The debts by them OWNS to- OF The
estate or effects in their hsnds helnngItg 10
the said absent defendant John Love, uHll!
the further order or decree OF this court; and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith insert
ed in enc Of the public newspapers publish
ed in this county for trvo months successive
ly. dthat another copy be posted al lls
front door of The Courthouse OF said county
"a copy Teste, EDM. !. LEE, c. l.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
District Of Columbia,
.4lerundria County, set.
Nav Term 1921. SUlh Day. J
~ CHA.siERY.
Aaron Grigsby Complainant,

IN CHI. Il ERf.
Aaron Grigsby Complainant,
AGAINST
John Love, Bryan Hampson, and Joseph
Hatton Hampson, the two last trailing un.
the firm of Bryan Hampson & Son, and
Thomas Hunon and William itunfon.--
Defendants.
TINE defendant, John Love, not having
l entered his appearance and given ssecu-.
rity according TO he statute and the rules OF
this court. and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the court upon sfidavit filed. that the said
defendant, John Love, is not an inhabitant
OF this District, IN motion OF the complain
ant. by his counsel it is ordered that the said
defendant, John Love, do appear here Oh
tn first day of November Term NEXT, and
enter MS app 4araDce to the suit. and give Sc
curity tor performing The DEGREES OF the
court, and that the other defendants, Bryan
Hampson and Joseph lialcn Hampson. trad
ing under the firm OF Bryan Hampson d Son,
and Thomas Hunton ana Will III !!un,on do
NOT pay away. convey or secrefe the debts
nv them owing to. or the estate or effects in
their hands belonging 10 the said sent de-
tendant. John Love. until the further order
or decree of he court; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in one oil the
public newspapers published in this county
for too months successfully, and that another
copy be posted at the front door of the court
house of said county.
"a Copv) Teste. EDM. 1. LEE, &C.
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VIRGINIA.
MarShalss Sale.

ATa super Court OF Chancerv held IN
n the town of Fredericksburg on TIE 5h
day of May, 1921,
James C. Deneale-P lanif,
James Deneale and Elizabeth D. Denea'e-
Dslendants. H.
This cause came on TO BE- heard on the
papers formerly read and the report'ot com
missioner Barton, made pursuant to the or
der ot the 9Th day of April, 1918, 10 when
Their. was no exception, and was argued oy
counsel, on consideration whereof the Court
doth adjudge. order and decree tina: the saia
report be confirmed and that the defendant
Elizabeth D. Deneale, do surrender to the
marshal of this Court so many OF the slaves
mentioned in the deed exhibited IN TINS
cause as may be necessary to pay he sum OF
money hereinafter mentioned, and that the
marshal after having given thirty days no.
tice by advertisement published m some
newspaper, printed in the town OF Aieyan-
dria, or District Of Columbia, co expose 70
ale by public auction for ready money, SO
many of the slaves aforesaid as may be ne.
eessary, and out OF the money arising from
the said sale, pay to the plaintiff, hive num-
dred and nine dollars and al cents. with IN
terest al the rate OF six per centum per annum
on four bundled and twenty three dollars,
and thirty FIVE cents part thereof from the
3Ist day of December, 1890. until paid. and
the cost by the plaintiff, expended in the
prosecution of Ibis suit. and the surplus. OF
the proceeds of Sale, if any, pay to the deten'
dant. Elizabeth D Deneale and report his
proceedings TO be Court in order to hi'ai
decree.
Costs, "a dollars a cents:
A Copy, Teste, }. I. FORD. G; c. ,
jkTPursuant to the above decree, shall
on Saturday the 18th day Of September next
at the house of Mrs Elizabeth d. Deneaie'
10 the county Of Fauquier, expose to sale by
public auction for ready money.
Fire Likely Negroes.
o insisting of women, girls and boys.
VIM. nj. CRAIG. dep'y.
OF |. Stanard. Marshal Of Fredericksburg,
Chaucery District.
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District Of Columbia,
..4lerandria County, set. J
May Term. 1891. 2Uth Day. (
IN rJ1NiCEpV

Nv CH.1VCEfI.
Robert Vaudeville and James Vaudeville
Joint merchants and copar'ners in trade
under the firm Of Robert 4 James Mandv.
vile-Compldnnnts.
AGAINST
James Hill and Daniel Somers-Defendants.
'1NHE defendant James Hill, not having
K entered his appearance and given Sc.
eurity according to the statute and rules of
this court, and il appearing TO The .alisac.
ton of the court upon affidavit filed, that Inc
said defendant James Hill is not an intsbi.
tam of this District, On motion of the Com.
pIainaht, by bis counsel, it is ordered ,ba,
the said defendant James Hill, do sppea.
here on the first day oil November Term mex,
and enter his appearance TO the suit, and
give security for performing the DEGREES ct
the court, and that the other defendant Da
MEL SoIners do not pay away. convey or
secreie the debts by him owing 10, or estate
AMI effects in his hands belonging 10 the
said absent defendant James Hill, until the
further order or deere of this court, and
that Copy "f this order be forthwith insert.
ed for ,ro months successfully in one OF the
public newspapers published in this county.
and that another copy be posted up at The
front door of The Court house of said county.
CA Copy Teste, EDM. !. LEE. &C.
iuiv Q
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SHDDLERY.

From the encouragement which, have re
ceived formerly, as well as my expert nee
in said business, trust shall participate IN
the encouragement OF the Alexandrians. which
| earnest y solicit Il. +. DEuGE.
n. B A 10Y who can come well recon-
meudel, would be taken as an appre TO
the above business. X. +. ID.
anr % n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
Notice.

THOSE gentlemen who have heretofore
Il been supplied with Messr.. Murdocn'
Yui!le, Wardrop g. Co.'S superior Madeira
VINE, through the late Mr.; WIN. HodgsGn
are requested henceforward TO apply 10 Tue
subscribers, who are how the only agen's .;
that house for the District OF Columbia, anu
iateof Virginia.
may 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
Orphans Court,

.israndria County,
Aug. Term. 1921,
ORDERED, that the executor Of Tho
ma Tracey. deceased, do give the usual
no.ice to debtors and creditors; three times
a week, 3 weeks IN the Alexandra news
papers.
A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This IS 10 care notice.
THAT the subscriber. OF Fairfax county
Virginia, has obtained from the orphans
court Of Alexandra county. district OF 20
lunbia, letters testimentary on the estate OF
Thomas Tracey. late of the county last a
oressii deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent are hereby warn
ed TO exhibit tue same, with the vouchers
thereof. To the subscriber passed by the Or
phan's Court on or before the i4th day OF
Fabuary next, or they may by law be exclu-
del from allbenefit to said estate-and those
in jebtei thereto are required 10 make i'm
mediate payment. Given unoer my hand
this i4th Of Aug, 1871 ~
RICHARD NJ, SCOTT,
Executor Of rhos. Flcey, deceased
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To Rent,

- The FIRE proof store and frame
sssaA warehouse. occupied by the subscri:
Tsss bers, an excellent stand and well
N-s.Ssl calculated for almost any business.
Possession may he had in few days.
A. G, CAZENOVE 4 co.
July
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SaddltrY.
jnly II

UAVING returned to Alexandria, have
Il il opened my shop nearly opposite The
store OF John w. Massie On Kings where
1 shall be happy to supply any demands
made on me by my friends and acquaintance
in particular, and the pubic IN general IN
the capacity of
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tOr Rent,

a.. A convenient two story frame
EfEs3 dwelling house, on Wilkes street,
Hsss! opposite the residence OF Mrs. Sla-
cum. colt
Maryland Tobacco,
OF middling and fine qualities. Purcha'
Uses by co
iuly tS-tf LAID u w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-31
Bank Stock Wanted.

VTTANTED twenty or thirty shares OF
w Potomac or Farmers Bank Stock Tor
which cash will be given. Enquire OF tine
Printer. 80
aug. s. !"
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SI0veS :;

Men, Women and Ch,ldren-young ana
healthy =.
The above sale will take place al 'oe
store oil I. II. Anderson Il TO. the upper
end OF King street. Terms OF sale, LASH
AMOS ALEXANDER; Trustee.
aug 90 eoH.
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Public Sale.

ON Wednesday tn 10TH day OF sep.ena-
- Der, next at 10 o'clock NJ the euo-
scriber as Trustee under an Indenture rom
Ann Wiley, to hint secure the paynern' OF
a certain sum of money due t" James Eng
fish, will sell at public auction, divers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
FOR THE GAZETTE.
THE FOURTH OF JULY. Is:

THE FOURTH OF JULY, 1921.
A few days and our country will have been
forty-6ve years Independent! The anniver-
sary Of that day rapidly approxmates, which
in the lapse of time, should never be IRA.
dicsted from the recoIections OF Americans.
ii has been the uniform practice Of ma
tons and communities, in every age, to &C.
lebrate with rejoicings and festivities, the
anniversaries of some brilliant epoch IN
their histories. The birth Of the heir appa-
r. mt TO an empire is greeted extravagsntly,
by the very va.sals whose liberties be is
destined to crush beneath bis throne. Bon.
hres and illumination, congratulate the hero
upon his return from victory. His name is
immoralized, and day set apart consecr
ted to his glory. But the annals Of The
world. the history Of nations. and the chro-
bicle OF ayes furnish no parallel TO that e.
ven.ul period, when the sun of liberty, H.
Illuminated the mills and the plains the noun.
tains and tn vallies OF our happy country
when amid the clash of arms, the threat
nings Of tyran,s and the march of the inva-
der. the Declaration Of Independence spoke
defiance 10 Britons, and the seal Of the ma
tons freedom was stamped in the blood OF
her patriots. That momen,ous period when
mothers aud daughters sacrificed conjugal
and hlial affection upon the. alta Of pa.
triotisn-when the husband, the father and
the lover were freely yielded to the relent.
less foe-Domes,ic happiness suspended
and the nation camp, with the universal
determination to live as freemen, OF die de-
tenders Of the liberty which God and Ma
ture gavstbem.
Such was the spirit forty five years ago:
Such has been the spirit for many sue
ceeding years, but alas. the exploits Of
our fathers, seem to be forgotten.-The
great Sabbath of our country ID suffered
to approach without an effort to recall the
remembrance of the patriotism of those
who proclaimed it.
Alexandria, honored SO often, by the
presence of the revered chief Of Vernon.
Alerdndria, the turrets of whose steeples
almost overlook his tomb. Alexandria
whose most honorable and benevolent in
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no such difficulty exists here. Already
has it been in operation. 1t certainly does
possess variety of curiosities and has at
tracted the admiration of learned ane
scientific H;rtuosi. AS to its increase {
enlargement the remotcst shadow OF doub'
ought not to remain on that head. Sit
uated in a commercial district, whose
ports are filled with ships freighted witt
the produce of every cline, We have the
strongest reasons to believe that enhsht
ened navigators and merchants will do
their utmost IN contributing to its magnifi-
cence and ornament. ] know of no public
place of resort to which the stranger may
retire to feed his inquisitive disposition,
and spend his time in innocent recreation.
Often has he made the inquiry, where is
the Museum? His anxious mind has beer
mortified by the unwelcome answer, tha'
public taste has deemed it unworthy OF
encouragement, and condemned it to
shameful obscarity. 1t is the duty OF
those, whom it has pleased the all Boun
tifM Giver to crown with wealth, to be
stow portion of it for the benefit of their
fellow citizens, not so blest. They are
interested in the intelligence of society,
and more SO in that virtue which is sure to
be its fruit. 1t is equally their duty to
expel ignorance from the land, and there
by to eradicate bold substantial vice; if
they do not patroHise works of merit, &c
MUS must starve. "a father of all anu
friend to the poor" probably, constitutes
the greatest monument of praise which
can be erected in any age, and surpasses
the boast of the great Roman poet, Exc
81 monumentum are perennius." wish to
see the Museum established on a solid
foundation. 1t will then afford an evil
dence that public spirit has not entirely
fled; thatwe still possess some high mind
ed characters whose interests are not
bounded by self. The rising generation
and posterity, will receive great benefit
from their municient conduct. Appeals
have been made to the public in behalf of
this institution, they had effect, and the
gentleman who has the superintendent
of it felt gratifed in the encouragement
which he received, but it is necessary to
give more in order to secure the work.
The mode of raising money for its ac-
complishment consists of subscription
tickets to be paid annually. Altho' it may
be considered in the light of a tax, yet it
is one which is attended with beneficial
effects, and is calculated to shed infinitely
greater light on the community. sin
cerely hope that the effort to reorganize
and place it on permanent basis, may
succeed. JUSTITIA.
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safe OF MEyIco.


The state of Mexico, and the prospects
of that extensive and lIxuriant country
become objects of consideration and live
Nv interest. In the extracts publish' ;
Yesterday from the Aurora, our readers
had, an exposure of some of the articles
resorted to by the Royalist agents OF
Spain, with refutation of their recent
tales relative to the capture of the city OF
Caracas, by the troops of the Colombian
Republic From the same source we are
this day enabled to blow into "thln arr
a few of the Royalist fctions respecting
Mexico, manufactured at Havana, and to
give clear ineligible view of the real
state of that country down to the first OF
last month.-We see no reason whatever
to doubt its accuracy, but on the contrary,
from the general correctness OF the Auro-
"a, in its intelligence concerning Spanish
America, we are induced to consider 1t as
we'll authenticated.
From the Philadelphia aurora.
There is news from Mexico through
the channel of the Havana, and of course
the royal cause is triumphant. 1t hap
pens however that there are letters at this
moment in Philadelphia which g i've an
account very different from the Havana
news. The Patriot troops had concen-
trated in three divisions near Puebla, and
an action was expected to take place on
the goth of April but the Patriot troops
were under the command of Gen. Victo-
ria. Some accounts from Vera Cruz at
that time state that the troops who com
posed the garrison of Vera Cruz, had
been marched to join the royal army, but
they went over to the Patriots, which was
the cause Of calling forth every person
foreign or native to garrison the fortress
of ST. Juan d'Ulloa.
The news of Iturbide after his plan sent
to the viceroy being blockaded by the
royal army near Acapulco, affords hand
some specimen of news from the HAVANA
The fact is, that Iturbide had entered
Acapulco, and carried off the treasure in.
tended to be shipt for Manila.
Thus much should have appeared on
Monday-but was omitted since that
time we have had the perusal of more de-
tailed correspondence, from which the
following are facts selected.
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EXTRACTS.

At the opening of the present year there
appeared sensible agitation throughout
the whole of Mexico. The royal frigates
La Prueba and Venganza, had arrived on
the coast and brought advices as late as
October to Acapulco, of the revolt of
Popayan, and the progress of the revolu-
ton in Quito and Peru of which the news
spread far and wide, and made surpris-
ing sensation.
The patriot Gen. Guerrero had at the
beginning of the year under his command
$500 men, cautioned in convenient position
on the S. W. Coast; and had frequent
encounters with royal detachments. The
royal colonel Amijo had attacked Guere-
TO. and the latter stormed his camp, but
forbore resorting to the seventies of war
and forbade the capture of AmDos tent,
or plumber of any kind This generosity
was reported to the viceroy, who affected
to treat it as suspicious case. and appoin-
ted col Iturbide to supercede the colonel
Amijo in his command.
lturbide, who appears to have proftted
by the experience Of tie trying times in
which he has lived-from being one of the
most violent opposers of Mexican free
dom, he has become its ardent advocate.
He was no sooner appointed by the vice
roy to the station vacated by Amijo. than
he opened q commune alton with Guere-
TO, and then pledged each other to pro-
mote the independence of their country
Having this purpose in view. lturbide sig
niied to the viceroy, that his own forces
, was too feeble to be able to resist the
force under Guerrero should he be attack
ed; and therefore requested reinforce
ments The achievements were accor-
dinghy sent him, and as soon as they join
ed him:
On the 18th Of February. 1921, Itur-
bide addressed despatch to the viceroy,
informing him, that Guerrero, with the
forces under his command. were disposed.
upon certain conditions, to join the army
under lturbide. These conditions were
simply, that the troops under Guerero's
command should be paid for their arms.
and that Guerrero should not be consid-
cred as coming in under an indulto fpar-
don,) and these terms were likewise au-
thorised and acceded to. Elated with
this triumph, the viceroy caused the
whole correspondence between himself,
lturhide and Guerrero, to be published in
the royal gazette of Mexico.
In consequence of this diplomatic ex-
plot of lturbide, the viceroy charged him
with the troops under his command, to
take under his care and conduct to Aca-
pulco, a treasurer Of 500, 900. destined
for the PHILIPPINE Islands, which, with
S40o, 900 previously in the treasury Of
Acapulco, were to be shipt to Manila in
the annualship.
lurbide, it appears, thought this money
invested would be more u,efully employed
in prumoting the revolution and being a,
Acapulco, as superior officer, he appointed
Don Miguel Cavaliere, a judge Of Cuerna.
vaca, to be governor Of Acapulco. The
nrst case of Do Nisu was to purchase =
cargo OF ammunition from an American ves-
Ell then 10 port Colonel lturbiie heipp
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Of the Nonsuch are in good health. The
U<S. schr. Porpus. Capt. Ramase, was
offsBt. Augustine 4th June, and haa sent
dispatches on shore.
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Prices Current at 81. Thomas, May IL.
Corn Meal, Dis; Flour, sup. Baltimore
and Philadelphia. 81 a ST; do. DO. Virgil
mia, 81 81; Tobacco, first quality, 7 a -;
Lard, 10 ls cents h.: Hams, ls Is;
Cheese, 10 a II; Corn, SO cents bushel;
Peas, Black Eye, Dl.