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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-20

A. G. Cazenove 8 Go.
Have for sale by the piece or package
Il large assortment of
American0
India
German GOODS
Murdoc his best London particular Madeira
wine in pipes, half pipes and or. casks
do do market do in do
Malaga wine in half Or casks
Cognac Brandy in pipes
MoIasses best retalling) in hhds
Caracas indigo
Spanish Sugars
Swedes iron assorted
Baltimore window gl2 IS, every size
Dupont's best Brandywne GUNPOWDER
And few cases of Milan white stones,
Dutch states, toys and quilts, which
can be sold very cheap.
They are purchasing
Maryland tobacco
Ginseng
.Dierino and SINNERS wool.
EA> And want a vessel OF or 500 bbls.
&&. to load for an eastern port.
march 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-20
Vanted,

w dHtCU,
A steady white man, who understands
IN gardening; one with a small family,
would be preferred. Inquire Of the Printer
march Is 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-20

Attention!
.aler'a. Independent .artiilsrists.
NOU are hereby notified to attend meet
L ing, on THIS DAY, goth March, at
Robert Sands, at 6 O'Clock, 2. M. on bu-
siness OF Importance 10 the Company
Punctual attendance is required.
By order OF The captain.
H. B. HAlNLlP, Sec'y.
n. b. Those persons rot attached to any
other uniform company, wishing TO become
members are respectfully inv'tei to attend.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-20

For Freight,
SIX The good schr. SPARTAN.
:Ashf VIM. Carrck, master; burthen 800
bbls. will soon be ready to receive loading.
Apply to JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel,
10 tierces molasses
90 pieces Russia duck
800 pair mems coarse shoes
35 tons plaster
26 casks fresh Thomsstown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 lunches options feb 27
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

iulc land, clothed in yellow robes Of fiirzc, limited
the horizon. The far travelled Stulej carrying its
distant tribute TO the Ocean, rolled bed surpass
ing IN elevation, the highest summit of Whartoo.
distant snowy Peak marked the rise OF the to a
sky, free oi reflection and ever serene, and with
thousand other varied associations, inspired deep,
foreign and august Impression, which language
not define.
In crossing and rccrossing this stupendous chain
the Himaayan) at interval of fonr days, the ba-
rometer was marked ia the forest $50 and IL 20
respectively. The in the meridian both days,
| and struck full upon US FROM atmosphere darker
than the midnight irmamcnt yet though were in
the beginning OF September, the thermometer expos
cd to the wind under shade of chatta, satona-
~ from % TO 2i and water boiled at 1915.
At station of nineteen thousand four hundred feet
above the sea, which is 100 feet higher than De Hum
boldts lotest ascent upon Chimborizo on the Eau;i-
tor the boiling point ol water $50. Arduous and
fertile III misorunes, the passage of this colossal
cham rs yet droves of sheep, 40 and 30 together la
den with the produce OF koonour were met on their
way to Ludack-About The height of 10 800 feet al
ter very tolsonIc ascent made atiguing by the
thaw'ng soil and snow, we halted to our
strength aud spirits, Of which the extreme subtility
o the air had by this time scarcely left enough 10
support ourselves and while straning our wander
ing eyes mt the more wonirous formations OF the
limestone, which rose in packed benches over us, q
splinter from upland height te,ac he'd bv its own
decay, but fortunately at Il distance above US tina
enabled us to avoid the route it was taking.
The prospect from This elevated station considera
bly, lower, however, than that OF the preceding ta,
and more than five thousand feet below the Pass, wa.
extensive and grand. The Lee was seen seeking it,
course nj the feet of limestone rocks, mural to Their
submits, on which rested perpetual snow. Village.
were thiny scattered in the dell, which was of some
breadth hoary tops rose behind others, and wer,
only limited 10y the dimness of vision the skv he
came overcast, and we feared n fall of snow, which
would have most eaeciually shut us up in this line
Birds OF unknown plumage appeared amongst In,
rocks; men, ANIMALS, nature, and the atmosphere
were strange and foreign us, and mind and eve fel
an impression, which admits neither of description o.
decay.
As the latitude of Le has never been correctly as
certained, the writer hopes that il Mr.. Moorcrof
should not succeed in getting his barometer there un
broken, . the method OF ascertaining elevations b,
the boiling point OF water, operation at once sim
Pile, elegant and efficient, will not be overlooked
Bosto,, ID. .3dr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
PUBLIC LAND DEBTORS.
=, fTcdeFtcH COunty, jug ISL, I3-I
MESsRs. HFIsKELI AND DAVIS

ffedeTicG County, Jniy 3lSt, 1871.
MEssRs. HEIsKELL AND DAVIS,
As the act of congress, giving relief TO the purchas-
ers oil public lands requires OF such purchasers the
performance OF certain conditions on their part be.
lore they can avail themselves of any of its benefits ;
and rs the time limited by the for the performance
OF those conditions lcW expire The 30h d Of Sep
feber net FOR the information of such as NAV he in.
terested, request You will publish in your paper
the following extract from the rules and regulations
oithe treasury department for carrying the said act
into effect:
Oyreiief By further credi.-S1. When the pnrchas-
or does not intend 10 reinqus any part of the land
held iy him, and purchased any one land Office
but wishes merely 10 have the further credit auhorz-
ed by the act the balance due or TO become due on
account oi the purchase of his land he must, on on.
"e'ore me 3 dWof September ned sign and file with
the register of the land Office where the land was pur-
chased declaration in writing expressing his con-
sent TO the provisions OF the act in the following
form
DECLARATION, NO. 1921
i, "A Tor assignee of G ID, as the case may be- do
hereby declare my the provisions Of the act
OF congress passed on the ond day of March, 1891
entitled act for the relief OF the purchasers of the
public lands prior 10 the LIST day of july $780, and
reques that may have further credit agreeably 10
The ord lection of the said act, the balance (cxcu-
sive oil interest accruetD due become due from
me as purchaser Tor assignee, suit the case) on
account OF the purchase money of the following tracts
oil land, Ohe payment of which has not been com
pieied) held by me and purchased of the United
States in the district lands offered for sale at Fl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
TIL. M. RANDOLPH
EINE ARiI,S

NNKOM the liberal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT which he has re-.
a. eeiyed since he opened school Sd day of july,
LEW 10 raDuANl intending TO reside permanent
~ in the city Of Rchmond informs public thai he has
taken commodious room for the instruction of young gem
tenen, in the new brick building corner of H. and
9Th street. nearly opposite the theatre he will teach tie
Spanish ltoan and Latin languages he will also give les
scape painting. " ~
Signor Paduani will give LESSONS in any of the female
Academies ON reasonable terms provided he gets sun-
cen numUer OF pupils; and will the private i'm
strcon OF youn" ladies in any part the city On The
st OF September ne Intends furnish another room for
the public instruction of those ladies who ma choose to at
tend nm Terms > 10 quarter, halfin advance.
IL Portraits in Oil Miniature executed in the ncatest
manner, and on moderate terms
August n, 7eu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

Y virtue ola deed executed 20 me by Richard
IL Jones, late Of the county Of Charlotte aud state of
Virginia, bearing date the nth day OF November, 1919 and
auy recorded in the clerks Office of Meckcnburg for the
benefit OF Mack mcoue for purposes therein mentioned
sha sell to the highest bidder for Virginia money at The
stoc.h0use OF William Deupree In the county Of Charlotte
on SArUhDAY the 18th day Of September next all the said
hicnrd Joness right, title and interest and 10 the
estate OF Edward Jones decd, In possession of Drry
IL acon who intermaTried with Elizabeth Jones' the widow
o. the sd Edward Jones IL being part of said
Eznbes dover in the estate Of said Edward Jones dec
me subscribers as trustee, will convey such vested
~ him by said trust and other.
July ~. 2O-Nytdsi WILLIAM BACON Tr1lstee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
s SO REWARn-

IL AsAWAf FROM the subscriber the following Negroes
~ bVELINA, small, spare black woman, aged about
70 years. who purchased of Dir. John Lewis louces-
Ter county her father mother and brothers and
ysIs I'VE m this place, where think she he found
nave no doubt she Is harboured by ofthem.
DAVID stout well made black man. aged about thirty
years who purchased of Mr. Roberi Pollard of this place
VINO THINK got him from Mr.. Pryor, Hampton
ne Ims = VIE az Mr. Hume's, on Harvey's Island.
CLAiDOhNE, muaiio man, who purchased of Mr..
au' LipFcomb OF the Oaks, Hanover county where he
nFei many years, and where his wife lives he has
ooih OUT before and walks with great qckness actiy-
" ne mas taken with him variety Of cOthnglIastcrs
tesses ore particularly cautioned against taking on
august ~ UT A. LITHGOW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
EDUCATION

E Puohc are respectfully informed, that the subscriber
~ will re-assume the duties Of his school on the rs, Mo-
dayof September, in the brick building ON Inc ,r
for the Fine drts. l ' s0'OOi
classes for the ensuing session win be formed when
the school is opened such wish TO be admitted viii ~. h.
their interest 20 make early application ~ -
lhe rules ana regulations Of the school will be mild ana
parental but any violation OF them or effort 10 disturb %
harmony Of the school, will be attended with erDI Nc
pupil can be admitted who does read general coursc nj
Latin, Greek aud mathematics.
TERMS-S so session of five roon,bs - l.. =,
49,. =, ',1 ''s"'OtS'y "yoroea' g. r. STACK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
LAND FoR SALE

EZ.4z4A ALAlND OG fohlIF<s
ishuu In compliance with the last will and testament
J4-k2- OF Jor Nathaniel Fox deceased will be sold at
public auction, Monday The 2i onert MONTH (Sptn5ey)
~ King william Courthouse being court day, the Of
Land said Fox formerly resided In said county called
Rose Garden, containing nearly 900 situated six
miles below be courthouse aud about cqustant from Mat
ony and Pamunkey rivers, about three miles from
There said farm good orchards Of choice fruit and all
necessary houses for the accommodation Of gentcel family
am FOR the preservation Of the crops The dwelling
has three rooms below and three above stairs further
scrpton is thought unnecessary, il Is presumed any per-
son Inclined TO purchase viii view the premises before the
Gay OF Sewhic VIII be shown application Mr. Ed
ward Jones, the oyersccr. on the premises.
TERMS 1000 cash, the baaucc the Of Jan 1921
FefusiOn VIII be given the purchaser seed small grain
this fill Ja.MES Eek Adni'nr with the will
49, annexed of y. For, dec.
Ring William, AVsaaei 2a-ils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

Upon filingthc foregoing declaration, and surren-
dering the original certificate, and paying fifty cents
for receiving, recording, and filing the declaration,
the register will issue certificate, authorship
the purchaser 10 pay his debt in four, six or eight
equal annual instruments corresponding with the one,
two or three instruments which are now remaining
unpaid and the filing ofts declaration in the man
ner and time prescribed will also give the purchaser
his option ofpaying the whole that may be due or to
become due, at any time before the 1s day of October
1922 with discount of tlirtyseven and an half per
cent upon the of his debt now remaining I'm.
paid. Thus, ifhe owes but two insaIments on sim
gle quarter section of laud, purchased the minimum
price by awaiting himself of this provision of the act
he will save the Of srty doirS and in proper
ton for a larger debt. II prompt payment of the
whole due, or TO become due, is made by tie 3OM of
September nert, the purchaser will be allowed the dis
count OF 81 IL per cent without filing any declara-
lion.
For detailed statement of the forms Of procedure
relative to The relief which the law gives by surren-
der of the land TO the government well as the mode
of procedure in Of lost certificates those in
iercsod are referred 10 the rules and regulations of
the treasury department published length in the
National Inelligencer of Saturday, July 4, 1921
am, very respectfully, your friend and lelIow-ci-
rzen, JARED WILLIAMS
The Editors ofdie Gazette and Rcpublican
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
THOMAS II. PRoSSER
!, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-

ia REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EhsW wish TO sell my improvements in the village of
1-lHA. jamestown, consisting of ha-acrc LOTS
with large and spacious twO-stoy dwelling house 60 feet
long containing nine rooms, recently painted. There
good stable, carriage house. Kitchen fee lumber
houses, and Wen OF very prime in the yar This
property IS Wen arranged for tavern, private residence
one small lot WIN large and convenient sorehoSe fitted
up IN superior style newly built of good materials There is
attached to this property beautiful FARM Of 1856 acres,
rivera part river bo;ombe high land very strong tobacco
land and about 90 in wood, heavily nbercd. The
new eranary 10 by 20
jamestown is healthy village in geneel neigh
borood and has many local adyan;a cs The Apponatox
affords safe BON navigation Petersburg distance of 20
miles This property swell calculated prof ssiona
gentleman Terms liberal For farther particulars apply 10
the subscriber. FDlitTND R0oI ER
jamestown, Prince Ehwnrh Inlv 81 21-,rsu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
John GOULDIN Of Caroline county, hay-

OHN GOULDIE Of Caroline county, hay-
- ing Unqualified as executor Of the last will testament
deceaed and as administrator or the of abia Goui-
notice to all persons having claims the estate OF
the said decedents TO bring them forward set
uentand also TO all persons indebted 90 either the
said estates TO make payment the said John Goudn VIII
may be found at Camden, will attend letters pOe paid
addressed to Port Royal.
Caroline. July "a 23-tgv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

PURSUANT to deed oftrust bearing SOt day OF
June 1918, and duly recorded in the clerks Office Essex
county court which decd is made between Bnxton
the r part Austin Brockenbrough ofhc part
the subscribers of the third part, SHALL 6fh
day r. September merit if fairoherwise the
thereafter proceed to sell that very valuable TRACT OF
LAND situated in the county of Essex, the
appahannock, known by the Of Windsor, containing
about e4o acres or such thereof be
re the sum OF money secured by the said deed, together
WIN the thereon ard the and charges attending
e OF the trusts contained in said deed The sale
w he made Tor cash, the Such title only
is vested in the subscribers will be made to the purchaser
JAMES X. MICOU, lr
WILL. ID. MATTHEW'S, ii"s'ees'
Tappalannock. Aurust3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
THE Nryv yopK c,x,r
LAND FOR SALE

VIE subscriber wishes TO sell land in the eoun-
" OF fowbain containing 3i5 acres. More than bnIf
OF the land in wood and well mbered, considerable pr-
pofton OF which would produce good Tobacco the land
Is new two story dwelling house finished With
ouhouseS II is con'iguousto Mr. D. Fournos Aanufac-
turing ana saw mills twenty-five miles Richmond au,
four from James river Tlepricc will be made TO CORES
pond with the scarcity of money. FRAN. HARRIS
Poyhafan. AUGUST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
~ NOTICE no PT.1VVEPS

10 NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
VIE commissioners for the tobacco inspections city
IL of Richmond and OF Manchester having given the
inspectors Of said warehouses notice that they will
the law prescribing the size Of the casks from the
hrst day OF October nexThe inspectors have
ernned to observe strictly the letter of the law which we
hereunto annex
"Bc enacted that packed in ogsheads which
exceed y-fOur inches in the length of the slave
iouT inches at the head within the crow, making
bile allowance for prizDg not exceeding two inches aoye
the ggs IN The Przing head shall be passed received"
MOSBH YOUNG, InSp'rs at Shockoe Warehouse
IIAI. & T. BURTON, Insp'rs at seabrook's.
BRANOIi & MARTIN, Insp'rs Johnsons
BAKER & iIISs, Insp'rs at Manchester.
HOWLETT & WiNFREE, Insp'rs tat Trent's.
N ~ The above notice is only intended embrace the
growing cropsand it is hoped that planters wlfr tile
future nail stave In the heavy head their casks
the inspectors, il they compelled cooper heads
will make an extra charge.
Juv 27 ,vto,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

Ii persons indebted to the estate of JOHN VARYING
"A jun deceased late of Charlotte county,
requested 10 make immediate payment and those
who have claims against the estate required make
them known 10 me without delay; wish make final
settlement OF the administration Letters
at Sevensviie, King and Queen county, post pail will
amended TO- HENRY CLARKE, Admir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
REMAINS OF MAJOR ANDRE.

The following account Of the disntcrring the re-
mains of Major Andre was handed US by an eye wit
ness accompanied by his request to publish the same
". Y. Ere. Post.
" This event took place at Tappan, on Friday
10Th inst. at ! T. NJ. amidst considerable concourse
of ladies and gentlemen that assembled to- witness this
interesting ceremony. The British Consul with seve-
raj gentlemen, accompanied by the proprietor of the
ground and his labourer commenced their operations
ut III o'clock, by removing the heap of loose stones
that surrounded and partly covered the grave Great
caution was observed in taking up small peach tree
that growing ont ofthe grave the Consul stat
ed his intention Of sending ii to LIS Majesty TO be pac-
ed in one of the Royal Gardens Considerable anx-
Ieiy felt lest the coffin could not be found as va
roas ruDours existed of its having been removed ma
ny years ago. However when at the depth Of three
feet, the labourcrs to il. The lid was broken
IN the centre and had partly fallen n but was kept up
skeleton Of the brave Andre appeared entire bone TO
bone, each in its place, without yestige of any other
part of his remaiss, Of his hair, which APP
pearcd IN small tufts and the only part Of his dress
the leather string which tied il. As soon as the
curiosity Of the spectators gratihod large circle
was formed, when Mr. Egglcso, the undertaken with
his assistant, uncovered the sarcophagus, into which
the remains were carefully rcmoved-tlis superb de-
posory IN imitation Of those used IN Europe, for the
remains Of the illustrious dead made by MIR Egg
glcso, OF Broadway, OF mahogany, the PANELS cover
ed with rich crimson velvet surrounded by gold bor-
deriDa The rings of deep FURNISHED gold the PANEL
also crimson velvet, edged with gold, the inside lined
with black velvet, the whole supported by four gilt
balls.
The Sarcophagus with the remains have been re-
moved on board of his Macsys Packet, where it is
understood assoon as SOME repairs on board COM
rlelad an Opportunity viii be afforded OF viewing t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
SJ the Go.sT1lor II the Commonwealth Of Firginio
a PROCLAMATION

NHEREAS il has been represented To the Executive Inv
W the sheriff of Southampton county that cerian ne
gro maa slave, named SAM confined in the Jail of said
county, under sentence of death for the crimes BURGLARY
ana robbery and who 10 have been on atur-
gay the 18th inst did Monday last break make his
escape from the said jail and is going large have
therefore thought fit, with the avce Council of State
any person or persons who shall apprehend the said slave
SAn ana convey him TO the Jail Southampton county:
ana DO moreover require all officers civil and military AMI
eA5or the good people ofthe commonwealth best
10 apprehend or cause be apprehcned said
sam, rlat he may he deal; with the law directs
Given under my hand Governor and under the Seal
lSeall of August 1921. " ~
TIL. M. RANDOLPH
sam Isl black stout fellow, about SIS years old
ieet inches high has his head and
now-egged. lie was accompanied by bright mulatto
FELLOW named Ben about so old. spare well made
and about six feet high who had been committed 10 said
Jail on charge of burglary.
August 29-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
EXECUTORS LAND sAr.rs.

fUiE subscriber sole executor of Col Richpri Adams
deceased Is DESTROYS of bringing conclusion such OF
the business OF that estate Is capable upo
and offers for sale the following subjects properly viz
tel IN this city, at 10 O'Clock, about
1895 Heres Of Land an the COUNTY of F7uranna,
bought of Maj Allen Bernard, adjoining
small portion of the land lies upon the North river ana
IN connexon with the greater portion which removed
short Instance The tract Is well mbered waere
contains aqatity o. good building sione about I'd of il
may properly be considered OF ouality so-Aso
10000 .4cres IN The County of Harrison,
IN the state of Virginia. the quality OF which unknown 10
the subscriber
On the day II O'clock parcel OF land upon the
deepest water in james river, extending to the old
county road distance fully sufficient the erection of
fopcHaih There the land brick
suitable tn accommodate such walk.
Aer the conclusion of the last mentioned SALE about IL
o'clock on the premises the very profitable beautiful
| ID Estate cdted Tree Hill,
sssKA will be offered for sae-in quantity accor ing 10
EslA&- tho deed made by Col Miles Seden viii ID is 400
No adequate idea OF the value he estate
mund Christian will show il those who NAV fish TO sec IL
Also, at Tree H on the day, tr IT OF Land ON
White Oak Swamp, containing 100 chiefly
not FAR distant from the tract of Mr. Robert Cradoc
As the above sales intended for the pur.
pose OF making division amongst the legatees are n
eros the payments will be made fall the minors
shall OF age. About one-thd will be PAYABLE ON the
LIST day OF January next the balance will be distributed
amongst the guardians of the children carry interest from
| that date.
Possession OF Tree Hill be given the first ay Of
January next and of the other property Immediately after
| the necessary papers shall be executed.
| JOHN ADAMS, Executor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21
ELMWOOD Ar AUCTJON

the lOh day of September being circuit
~ court day, will be offered highest bidder the
courthouse this beautiful establishment, the residence
late Dr. Charles Taylor, dec. living within miles of Or
ange Courthouse, ON the main road leading Stevenshr
containing l0s acres of valuable Southwest Mountain
well enclosed aud well waered with failing springs
on which is avery large wosory dwenghouse with
necessary outhouses. This farm aloun with almost every
description of fruit common to this climate.
uIs deemed unnecessary 10 enter infinitely into
description of this valuable properly as il is presumed all
who NAV wish TO establish themsevesin this saurous aud
delightful neighborhood will avail themselves this oppor-
iunit1he property will be shown and any information
gwen by either Mr. John Taylor adjoining Capt Robert
atior Jrlhe payments will be made
dating rs any person could ask.
THOMAS JENKINS, l,,.
ROBERT TAYLOR, Jr. Executors
August T.. Of u,5,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-21

Committed 10 Ase jail Of Heayico County.
- named AARON, who says he belongs TO John T,rpir 81
county lie appears to be about go years Of are
eet inches high, and Is Of dark complexion The o,
OF said slave Is requested TO pay charges and Ee him
Otherwise he Willie dealt witlras the law direcIs "
10. REUBEN TANKERSLEY, ID. S.
f-h t0r y. 2AYO.