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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
PRINTERS 10 X OUT.

The editor OF the Boston Centinel. MAJOR
Russell. has been lately fined 600 dollars for
publishing libel on a physician in tba'
town, in imputing The decase of young
man TO the unskllfuness Of his practice.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
GAZETTE

The legislature Of New York adjourned at
4 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, the Sd inst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Richmond, April 2.


COMMONWEALTH VS.. RtcHMoND-A SLAVE.
On Saturday this question again came be.
fore the Mayor Of this City We are ia.
vored with the following communication
upon his decision:
The Mayor takes cognizance Of the case,
upon the ground that felony arising with
in the Commonwealth may be examined in
TO and punished by the state authority, and
that the stealing of any Bank notes by a
slave constitutes Felony.
In examining the case, it is obvious that
the confession made by Richmond (Which is
the only evidence adduced on the part Of
the commonwealth was obtained by
threatening and illegal means; therefore it
is ordered that the Prisoner be discharged
from custody.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
From, the Boston Centinel.

Americas old friend, the Marquis de Ia
Fayette, has taken a warm part in favor OF
Naples. in the French chamber of deputies.
The French court lean towards the side OF
the allied sovereigns.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
NAVAL.

The fr,gate Constitution, captain Jones,
is nearly equipped for sea, having under
gone thorough repair at Cnarlestown, and
it is said will proceed for the Mediterranean
in short time, or as soon as her crew IS
completed.
The schooner Alligator, lieutenant com"
mandant Stockton, which vessel was recent
ly built at the navy yard. sailed yesterday
for Africa. on a cruize to intercept slave
dealers on that coast.
The Columbus line Of battle ship, commo-
dore Bainbridge, il is expected, will before
her return to the United States, proceed
from the Mediterranean on special visit 10
Constan,inople. This will be the second
American man of war that ever anchored
within the DardanelIas; and what is more
remarkable, commodore cambridge COM
manded the first American frigate that ever
passed that Strait.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10
Raleigh, April 6.


We have the pleasure in stating that
discovery has recently been made OF bed
OF marble in this county. We saw spe-
cimen of it few days ago; its surface ex-
hibits beautiful green, intersected with
white, and occasionally tinged with other
colors, and appears to be capable of high
polish. We have not learnt the exact stu.
alton of this bed Of Marble, nor any other
particulars. When we do they shall be
communicated, -
TEAM BOAT.
Il is with satisfaction we inform our rea-
ders that Team Boat has been completed
TO run between Camden and Charleston.
To the ingenuity of MIR. Hart, of Connec-
ticut, and the public spirit Of Mr.. James S.
Smyth, of Camden. are the public indebted
for the facilities likely to be afforded to the
transit Of produce from thence to Charles
ton. lioad.
MuTINEERs.
Two seamen. Michael Kneeland s. James
Brown, of the brig Wasp, Of Beaufort, in
this state, was brought into Wilmington a
few days past, by the United States brig
En- terprize, and will be shortly lodged in
our Jail, in order to receive their trial at the
ensuing Circuit Court. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-10

As proof Of the GLORIOUS uncertainty Of
the law" the following authentic anecdote
may not be undressing to our readers;-
Al the assizes OF western country, before
the presen! lord chief Justice Abbott, motto.
rious character was arraigned at the bar for
stealing seven geese. The property was
found in his possession. and every evidence
adduced, so as to leave no doubt in the mind
Of every person present, of conviction.-
The case for the prosecution being ended,
the prisoner for his defence re called the old
womau(pro.ecuter's servanf) who identified
ihe geese 10 beIthe property OF her master.
''You have sworn" said the prisoner, that
those geese were your masters; now will
you swear that there were no ganders a.
mongst them?'' eyes answered the old
woman per,ly. there was one gander and
six gesse," Now, my lord" said the pri.-
oner, addressing himself to the court, 4 stand
here charged with stealing seven geese,
whereas it appears in evidence that they
were six geese and one gander.' He there.
fore took an exception to the indictment,
which the leaFnd judge held to be good one,
and the prisoner was accordingly discharged.
English paper.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

What rrosp statement this is.
with powerful sinking fund, and in a
country full of resources, improving
every hour, should al.remain quiet, the
deb, is expected sobe extinguished in the
course Of or 10 years.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The following notice respecting our
Envoy, Mr.. Rush, appears in the Lon
don Courier Of the slst September:
son Thursday, r. Rush, Esq. the
American Envoy, came to Chatham, to
see the Royal Dock yard, and other pub
lie establishments. His Excellency was
received with military honors, by Col.
Sir A. Christie, commandant OF the gar
rison, and every possible attention was
paid TO him by Admiral Sir b. Hallo-
we'll, Commissioner Sir r. Barlow, and
the heads of the several government de-
Darlments. After inspecting the Dock
yard and Barracks, his Excellency dined
with Sir B. Hallowell; and on Friday,
after continuing his visit to whatever was
worthy of notice, he dined with Sir r.
Barlow, and Saturday returned to Lon
DON"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11
FRANCE.

A document, exhibiting the present
state Of the French finances, Of great in
terest and importance, is given in the
London Courier. Il proves that the
sum total Of the interest of the French
debt on the LIST Sept. was only 26s ,90o,-
2s4 francs, which was composed Of pen
sions and life snnui,ies, unreasonable
Consols, and transferable stock Of hich
upwards Of one-tbisd is locked UPS
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

On The isibofAugust tranquillityp pre-
vailed a, Conssantinople. Twenty male
factors, who had been daily occupied in
committing massacres, had been exeeIt-
ed, and one hundred others sentenced to
the bastinado.
The King Of England was expected to
land a, Calais, whittier the Dixie de Cha
tire, first gentleman of the King OF
Frances Chsnber, had been sent TO well
come him on hi landing on the soil OF
France. p.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11
Latest aron Ne Snanish Maine


very short time. Cumana capitulatcd on
the 5th October, and the royal authori-
,y and troops had sailed for Porto Rico.
GARAGES, Laguira, and the whole
country iptheir yicinily,were in the quiet
possession Of the patriots, and trade was
becoming more regular.
We arr indebted to the politsness OF a
friend fora Caracas Gazette ofthe ! lih
Of October, from which we have made
the following translations
NEWS FROM PERU.
REPUBLIC or cOLU.,g8Ll.
War and Navy Office, ,
Gen. Quarters, Maracaibo, Sept. IA. 5
TO his ercellency the Fec President Of Peru;
SRI have the abstraction to enclose
TO your excellencythe copy of an official
letter, in which Gel. Sucre has informed
me Of the brilliant esulis Of the negocia-
tons between his excelency Gen. San
Martin and the Wee Roy of Peru, La
serna, begging yiur exceilency TO pob-
iish tits fsi;ering Intelligence for The sa-
lis(aciion of this department.. God pre-
serve your excelic,cy many years. The
Minister
PEDRO BREENO N.ENDEZ, +
eEt1 ~.
c. Az: ~ -, 49, 10y - -
ceiycd despatch from The secretary Of
his excellcncy Gen. San Martin, in
s,n, na I f, VIC ,o'm" a. =" =,
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ill.,, ~, 49,, - .n'o. ~ !.
sa;,aa ~, - f. ~ ','.1
49, 'n'.'t,sne 80" w as"e'.' -
.u:s, "Seu a. 1A'oo' Wv ~ '"'.. =,
w" nv ','' i'eS my ,,"' 'us n-,S's =, =,
a,,an,,aI1,. 49, n'' 49, ~. n~sa M',." W." w.
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50. - it''.a rasH.'' u'''.',, wv
NJ ~ !" aSH"o"ie.'ss't ~ '''.e'''''po"So
49,, ~ n'pe,sso u 1e"l'1o ,'a' a''o a:.
"N's"'o' @na 'i,'' o'e' -
~ 49,, ~ ~ nn'ol 80 " INC ev"S'a a
' ~ 800 800. n' ,','. ~.
s.Sss'seI ooals'os ue."i'' =, pos'
49,, ao,h e s ana neg L ,,.. 40 ,a.o a.
exce,,en, -, a,,s,rn., ~ ~ -
Gn ne IN IS, ni'rh, Can ..,s
ayreed ~ snrrena.r csllos ~ sscur,,,.
The conycnt;on IN he mean fine de.
term;ned tbat !, was nacess,rv !, ,,o;d
war. and on he Io,b ~. rh;,.a. sou,.
dron win eooo men sn,ersd Ca,,ao M
Sna,;sh pyofI ina r,.one,,t.a;, .h;S
measure. IA thsse ,,ovemen,s created
the prea,est d;sor,1er in,he c.n;,a, Tbs
cab;llo desired ncare--,he ;,nt, se H.
cjfcoc;ou also pci;osd r. ;,,nd Gsn
I.ssern,. nnder he c;rcnmstances oh'
famed : ,rnce IF 10 d,ys ,nors fro =, q ~ ~
San Mar,;n Tbe bnnes IT ,e,.,,.;na,;nn
tbe war w;tbon, sbe,di,, mnrn hi,,d
made him consen. ,oIh;s new . r,,,;s,; s -
Il has been a,rreed m, ,he n.aoc;.,;nn.
shall he cont;nnrd On bo,rd an Enml;sh
friya,e ancbored IN r all,o 80 !, non,r,1
s;tn at;nn al HsI.''"I,
The Cabildo Of lima. to whom has
b.an .r,r,,,.I "a f,.c =. Ut
treats r,,,h Ger Sa, Marin Ths
SEQUENCES of h.v;nu Eel &c ~ has;s -
the Transactions the acknow, dgen,en, Il
indenendence. are that The natr;o,s of,he
capital have taken ;nnortant ste,s i
con,merc;al aaa;rs ~, M t;,,' s1' an !"
Indifferent have de1l.red ,her,aslyes
HAT The roval;s,s sre h,ch d;sna.sd ~
enfeehled and : onf, Ian ,,,.,, hatha e. :
-..i. :, ..'rl-'ey :, 80 '-'''
a n M, 4 ~ ~
der oomnnand Of col Miles 10, ,hrse
parties in Arequipa, Juno, and La Paz
and the battalion of Areqnipa passed
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11

c1RcLEvlLLE, Co.. nov, ,s.
The. Belmont journal Informs, that
Shandy Hammond, who lately killed his
wife, while in a cit of intoxication, has
been tried, convicted Of murder in the
second degree, and sentenced to conlins-
ment in the penilentiary during life.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-11
rursALo, orr. cs.


KetaasaA, the Chippeway Indian who
murdered DR.. Madison, near the Mari
tpowsch river, on the west side OF Lake
Michigan, last summer, was brorghs 70
trial at Detroit, before the Supreme
Court held at that place last week, tocnd
guilty, and sentenced to be executed OH
the 9th of December next. The prin-
ciple involvcdin this trial relative to the
sovereignty OF the Indian tribes, was,
somewhat similar to that in the case OF
Tommy Jenny, the Indian who was
tried at our last oyer end termincr. The
counsel assigned for the prisoner Inter-
posed a plea 10 the Jurisdiction Of the
court. conlcnding tFrat the tribe OF which
tho prisoner Was member, was al IN,
dependent natiN1 within the principles
defined by the writer's on the law Of Da-
tons. and a. such had exclusive iuristhc~
Of all offences committed within ths III.
mits offs srrritory. Many reasons v efo
also urged to show that the government
Of the Unned States had at all tones re I
cnspizeh these InGians as dissinet COM
.raaniics, ifislepcas.enl at .hg tlfltf>s
S.Aea, cs:nn IN, e .oy:n ALLIANCES, dc-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
c. NJ. TaCRSTON.

NFFERs FOR SALE, wholesale dndrefo
" For Cash, or offroved credit,
100 bhds. 20 tierces and 10 bbls. best re-
failing Moasses;
10 boxes end 10 bbl,. Havana brown Su.
gars;
5 do. white do;
20 chests Hyson, Young.Hyscn, Hyson-
skin, and SoachonE Teas;
10 hhds. and 100 bbls. best rye Gin, diff
ferent bfsnds;
do. w. |. Rom;
pipes Cognac Brandy
90 Or. casks Wine, different kinds
20 kegs first qoaliry Tobacco;
20 do. Guo.Powder
80 bb,. Flour
10 boxes DooIittls Soap; 10 do. sperm
Candles
SO quintals Goldfish;
500 lbs. CASSIE, Nutmsgs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pearlash;
LorriIlard's Maccoboy and Scotch SnuE,
and Paper Tobacco, &c. &c. Aug.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
POETRY.
From Wilson's {" Forresters." :"
TIE SCHOOLMASTER,

OF all professions that this world has kuown,
From clowns and cobiers upwards TO the tbroDej
From The grave architect ot Greece and home,
DOWN TO tne Trainer Ut iatthing broom,
The worst fos care and undeseTyed abuse,
The 6rst in Tea, dignity and use,
(u skilled to teach, and diiigent - rue)
Is the learned master Of q title school
Not he who guides the legs, or skiis the clown
10 square has Inst, and knock his fellow down
Not he who shows the still more barbarous art
10 parry thrust And pierce The unguarded heart;
bul that good man, who, faithful 10 bis charge,
Bun tolls The opening sesson 70 enlarge;
and leads the growing mind, thro every stage,
From humble A, II, q, to Gods own page,
From black, rough POT hooks. Ihorrid 10 the sight,
10 falrest lines tina, float DER pofest white;
FROM nnmeTation. through an oPen Dg way,
An dark on',niiIes seem cesr ~ day,
Pours oer the mind Rood OF mental light.
expands iss wings, and gives 4, powers Tor Eight.
AM esrtAs reno est sound u heavens bright ursin
Ae trace, weigh, Measure, picture, and explain.
If such his tolls, sure honor rnd regard
And wealth. and fame will be his dear reward;
sure evs.y tongue viii utter tortn his praise,
And blessing, yid the evening OF his days
hos bless indeed, by cold ungrslefui scorn,
" th study pale, ny daily crosses worn,
Les ,ised Ny ,hose who to his sbors owe
A., ,hst tney rsad, and almost all they know;
Con .smned eac1 tedious day, such cares TO bear
1nt i,"r.a. parents taunt-ths idler dull
Tbe Diockaesd's dark, impenetrsble scuii--
The end'ess round OF A, b, C's whole train,
Repeated o'cr .en thousand times in vain.
Paced on point, ue OBJECT OF each sneer,
His faults nage, his merits disappear,
II mil H. Lur taxy master hvs's ms ease,
90 lHe beys az school do any hug siey p.ease."
IL rgr.-- NE 3 a cross hai d hearfed wretch,
Ny chatd, Difh 6, n!te means, u'R n'md breath i
But Jro'Sns and >ygings Jrghfsn nam 90 death"
DO as lac WA, ni, Lonuuc, II arraighed,
And dear the ,nue that he ge,s 10 gained;
Zen Mas 10 given him, on the quar.er day,
With looks that call it--mOney throvn arVay
just Heaven who knows the unreni,ting care
And deep solicitude that teachers share,
II such their fate, by thy divine control,
give them health and tortitude of soul!
Souls that disdain the murderous tongue of Same,
And strength 70 make the sturdlest OF them tame
Grant this, ye powers to Dominies distrest,
ihet shsrp ta,ad hckories will do the rest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05

400 VT pearl ashes,
10000 hid. hoops,
1000 BIB. poles,
90 bushels plaster,
1900 pine Clapboardl
80 IN. do shingles,
800 chesnut rails.
70 bushels white
beans,
4 hhd3. N. Y. Rum.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05

"There ebanced among the strangers to
be an inshman, thorough Paddy in every
thing. Capt. Rodgers, the selling. master,
hearing noise before the mast, vent 10 10.
quire into the cause, and found The lIishman
drunk, shd quarrelling With his comp anions.
The captain took him by the shoulders, and
locked him Up below. An hour or Two after
wards, he went TO seek his prisoner, and End.
ing him sobered, restored him 10 liberty,
warning him in future TO abstain from wbis-
key and swearing. The good promises Of
Paddy were not put 10 LONG trial. The
ship neased ne shore OF Nova-Scotia, aud
The prisoners were pu, Of IN the boats, with
provisions, end directions to make their way
along the beach 10 neighboriog town.
Cspi. Rodgers, peTambula,ing the deck while
the boats were making for the land, descried
d figure stunning his eyes, and dodgiug him
behind The mss,s. Why, PADDY! cried
'he captain, is that you 2 Ay. II It plase
your honor, just TO let me d own with you
The captain explained, that this termination
was more inevitable than he was, perhaps,
aware OF, and ordered him kindly into the re-
torn boat The lrishman was obstinate #
the ship was leaky, he argued more need Of
hands to work the pumps; and il The enemy
should overtakc them, still the more hands
he better and as for himself. he pledged
his word TO fight like the devil Yes and
then be hanged TO the yard arm, Paddy, when
you're taken prisoner.--Nsy my good fellow,
yon must cen to the shore He was forced
by the men into the boat a few minutes af-
terwsrd., a shout from the water attracted
the attention of the captain. Paddy was in
the sea, swimming back 20 the ship, and the
boat rowing alter HIN. My heat never so
smote me in my life,' said Cap. Rodgers,
when be told me the story. "a, it did when
refuscd him adwittance, and saw hin forcibly
carried to the shore. l, for one, would have
lei him drown with Us 6u, the enemy WAS
IN our rear, his tongue would have declared
him deserter, and, a. any rate, we should
have broken through Hu' laws"
An Irish gentle being visited by
friend OF his, was found coed deal irtfa ID
and, being asked the reason OF il said he had
los, new pair Of black silk stockings out of
his room, which cost him 10 shillings, bu,
hat he hoped he should get them agaio, Tor
he oidet.d them TO be cried, and offered
hall crown reward. HIS friend observed that
ne reward was TO iltle for such valuable
stockings. 4" Pob," said the l'ishman, ~
o'dered the criei 10 say they we've sVorSfed"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
1V1 Those Persons who have been owing me for
nnJ years past cannot longer expect an indulgence,
which it is not in my power to grant 1T is abass
lu,ely necessary and indispensable, that all my un-
settled business should be closed forthwith msny
accounts are now put in the hsnds Of Justice for
collection, and oil those who wish to avoid ezpenee
and trouble. are required to pay the amount OF their
dues, speedily as possible.
CEORCE WANTDN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
DE1D SCI.

Our party set off from the Jordan with
prince Avaloff, Georgian, and suite, TO the
Dead Sea where we arrived 10 about two hours
aud half We rsmbled about for some
TINE on the borders OF this lake, which GOV.
ers The ashes Of Sodom and Gomorrah.
tas'ed Of the water, and fosnd i, excessive
nauseous. Some OF ,he party ba,hed.
SOLOMOh'S TEMPLE.
Jerusalem is a conside, able pisce.--The
mos, beautiful building within lis walls is the
mosque of Omer, which stands on the site Of
SoIomon's Temple. Tho Turks have siu.
sulaf reverence tor this mosque, and will not
permit christian TO set bis TOO, in the large
grassy ace which surrounds IL.
Y.dLLEY Of JEHO S.APR19.
The walks which ! most frequent arc those
that LEAD "a ,bs va.!ey OF Jehosaphat, by the
fountains # oiloh, OF those that ron along the
side OF o vet From the aide Of Oliyet you
have very commanding view of Jerusalem.
The greater part OF the surrounding country
is mos, desolate and dreary. Hills Of white
patchcd rocks, doted here end there with
patches of cultivated land, every where meet
aud uffend the eye.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
ANE DorE.

A curious exhibition of Irish character, as
we'll as Of American integrity, is given from
an American Office, and repeated in Miss
Wrights letters:
/" The frigate President, Commodore De-
cArvR, had received damage in clearing out
of port, and was in a leaking state, when she
captured one Of the eoemy's squadron. The
capture was left wreck, and the prisoners
taken on board the President, not in o much
better condition. The enemy's squadron in
pursuit. and the ship laundering, one Of two
evils was in the option of tho Americans. Of
course, they preferred the drowning, aud de.
termined TO make what ssil they could for
their country it seemed hard, however, to
condemn those whose honor vas not engaged
in the AFFAIR, to drown With them delay wss
dangerous, but British ground not being far
off, the commodore dctct mined Fret TO make
for 1t, and put ont the p,isensn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
MARBLE
M ON u Nj l. N I $,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
L Fire Places and Grave stones, of American
ana italian Marble blue, white and clouded, tor
sale on the Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
500 pair OF Grave ,tones, OF the hnest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this state Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and siis, Hear,bs, Fire Places and steps,
All OF which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchandise, and
on long credit ifrequi-ed.
Apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Pelham Street
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05

disc, az Lun16er- ard,
A general assortment of country Lumber, con-
sistug ofsbp Plank, boat Boards, comm on oak do.
and ioistshaf inch chestnut boards, sc. sc.
Wexford April 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
JONAIHAN REYNOLDo,

Has for safe At hsS store in Wiekford,
A Genera ,7ssorfmen, OF h. DWARF and
N Cutiey brass Andiions, sbovels and
toAgs--ALSO, Dry Goods, Mats, Shoes, and
Groceries Du,ch Plough lions, Shire
Mould,, end PIoughs, ready made patent
pitch. forks broad and narrow cast steel
axes Hoes, Scythes and Sneaths, bar Iron
and steel, nail rods and nails of all sorts {;
hearth tile, brickss,one lime, Window Glass
and Putty, Linseed end Lamp oil SC. &c.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-09-05
MOI ICE.


w HEREAS, al February Term, A. D.
1921, OF the Court OF Conmos Pleas,
holden a, SouIh Krngstown, within and for
the CouDiy oi Washington, the csurt sppoio-
ted the s,rsciber assignee OF The ipsolvene
estate Of FiNiam 7. King Of Exeler in said
County, Physician, I, whom the said Wm.
I King has assigned his estate tor the bene-
6t Of his Creditors, sgrses6y TO the Piovis-
ions of an act passed at lSne Session, A. ,.
1920, entitled "An Act for The rsliei of 1bsol-
vent debtors" Notice is hereby given ,hak
pursuent to said appointment, the Credito y
OF the said William + King arc hereby re-
CURED to bring in and prc,e their claims be-
fore the subscriber, al his dwelling house in
South -K'ngs'own, or they will be barred .
dividend of said estate.
LEVI TOTTEN, assignee.
South. Ringstown, May 9, 1921. (Arg85
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
thirty Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber living IN
~ Prince William county. Va. DAVY, a
yellow negro man, about e0years Old, = feet
or near it high; he has down look when
spoken to; scar between his thumb nj tore
finger. on the right hand. H. IS straight and
well made; bis eyes tull and black he hao
on wnen he went away blue mixed "ound
jacket, dark yarn pantaloons u cotton SHIRT.
Davy has heen raised in he hnust as a rouse
servant, and can be very excellent servant
when he p'eases. lflaken in the state, wi!
give 90 dollars, or 80 II taken out OF the state
& secured in all.
r. FOOTE.
oct 2S II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-09
Orphans Court,
Alexandria County,

alexandria County,
Sept. Term, 1891, y,
ORDERED, that the executor oil jonn
Ramsay. deceased, do give the usual no
tice to debtors aud creditors; three times
a week, ; weeks in the Alexandra news
papers,
A. MOORE, Reg. OF Wills.
This is to gire notice,
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county. in the district of Columbia, has 90,
tanned from the orphans court OF said
county, letters testemeatary on the estate
ot,Jo6n Ramsay, late OF the county atore'
said, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, to the subscr''
Der, passed by the Orphans Court on or be-
fore the 2ad day of March next, or they
may 10y law be excluded from all beneht to
said estate-and those Indebted thereto are
required TO make immediate payment. ILL
ven'nnoer my hand this sed OF September
1921. ,,,,
COLIN AULD,
Executor OF John Ramsay, deceased
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