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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30

1 RUsr SALE. Bg Vjrfse 81 q deed o. f1asT .1r-
eWsd cv Dsofd Ross TO us and duly adnnitfedfo
DtctH'6er last, for s pErposs OF securing he pan.
m x,1 o. csrt0in sum OF no"sg therein msBfioHed
aas 10 ~; ~ ymoops Ue sboU 0Gsr az public sale
nsW anton, on Saturday the 2ist DAY " April next
at' or so mHeh Of fhe property coaUegfd 6v said
dsed (eoHfiHg OF seDsydk OdiuGJie sfaVss sc or "a
nHch Hsreofas sidHbe sufficient 10 pag and DISCHARGE
tht sn" therein mentioned, NTH ne Interest thereon
WthPnio as neHd the cost snd erpenceS ofexccst-
Mg aNd fnJorct0g fh< said deed. Il part of the PRO
perty dOsve NAMED ~iy be sold, suJteet TO q prjoy
nen fapor Of James Str0tfon the amount offshicb
rbt he made kaOu1 on the day of sac Acti,g ne
trRst',s ne UiH cWloey skeh iifs onIy ar 4, vcsfs
in as by fbs iced Aforesaid,
W1taSAa T. I. R5ETn' Trustees.
Narrh ~. IN; e.,
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HOTICE-

THE annual meeting of "Tbe Richmond Bap,i,,
Foreign aud Domestic Mission ociety," will be
held at the Fret Bapst Nesting House. in this cit,
on saturday, the 7th OF April, at ~ O'Clock,
inifoenctory Sermon will be delivered immediately
amer which, the Repor ot the Beard Of Managers M
he read. HERBERT c. THOMSoN nee Ser
march
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30

~ caa.CERf.-A. Gales ts3xa sac c,e,t's ,ssce.s
the court OF the United States foe the nth cirsu
aud Virginia disfiet. March 7, Is-i-
Cunningham Cotbeti, sur,ivioe assignee sf Nlnisn
AGAIASr
Charles L. Matthews. adu'or, with the will an uea d
81 George Matthews, dec Alexander Neison and Sapi
biaeAbun.. .........................D efendcn:S.
The defendant Charles L. Matthews xvtng eutex
hn appearance and given security \ esiding ~
rule OF The court, and appearing that he IL aot an
inhabitant OF this d'suietsn the poaa OF the pizu
tin by his couuset, IL Is Ordered, That the said de
fvndznt appear the frs day the next tenn ans
answer The bill Of the piantiG am that copy OF ths
rue s "r'hwd Inserted IN soe newspaper printed IN
the city OF RehuSne tor montls essivsIy aud
posted al the front door Of the Capitol In the sid city
copy-fse, RID. JEFFRItS, Cik.
hstcn 10 101. .w8w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30

Pnnctuaiity IS the life Of Bps1ne5s
{ IN iasi ih"rsdat afternoon No. 75e - G.and
- Stale L9i'.'J, came up la tne city al Pblaseobts
The Grant CaJifak of PUG
One HHnd,td Thousand DojlorsI
auu vas Vne1 ny Robert Dou hat, Esq, % this city
VINO eceved TIE cash TOR his prze lesIerday nvIpiup
d. - -'eioca' No 6OjS, the Good Ca,ilsl Of
Fire Thousand DoIiars.
IVA" the same day, aas rwn-d by Me.sfs Lancaster
DeHhy d Co. OF this CT. Tris prize was a-, maid an
p,esehim.ni al, o'cioek iesefday mornine, aud i'd.
i"o 81 . 600 ZACH, shich were divided n,n share,
"efe nrarly all presented, ana meI with the sam.
p'""p' attention by S. q =. ALLtN, tue fortunate
o. Az III Sc PTIzrs. tbis ne .he largest prize that
has ever bees dawn and Yid any one oi, iual II,
nine,ioa u gives :. q ~. ALLEN great y casur- 10
nave u ~ ibeif power To- DoIu I've public thar hi,
ishinseDt prize is owned ~ a citizen Of H. hmoun
qua "ne hat Is certainty ~ctiby it-Thi, is gree,
Luck and We rDs! tba the citizens OF this ale Will no,
5" f-fReth We have only sold = is 900 worth m
uesets 'n tins Ldiery, aud have had The pleasure OF
sghhE and paving one Hundred and IueUfy FTpe
lhoHssod Dollars IN Capital Prize. This "a an In,
stance ofGood Luck that attends adyenlurers At
49,, ALIENS LuckV.C6fee
-
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A Valuable TdMyard for Sale

ON LONG CREDIT.
NE suhscFibefs are willing TO sell valuable TAN.
= YARD In the town II New Canton and county Of
buckingham for moderate price. and on Ion, credit
lhe capaoi'asusss ofthis establishment irving space
Tor The tanners operations and room for family,
TIE excellence Of the materials used in the buildnp,
inc nence oftts situation, the margin flames
,Wer' and IN Deishhoihood affpfding abundant sup
plies OF bark AM hdes must render IL ypiuah. 70
an Industrious tanner.
IL not sold by the first . the subscribers living In
ntehmohd, or ny the other, in New Canton before
saturday. fhe I'm day Of dprit 1t will on that day be
soid L. the bigitst bidder, credit Of live sea
Tue purchase money TO be satisfactorily secured.
u,,... 40. JOHN HoBs0N,jr.
nNcno 'ao .w3t GEO: NJ PAYNE
~ hichmond HHsfinss Court. Narch q Is2t
1ROENEu, That notice he given by public a,,on i'm =
- public paprr, THAI the creditors Of WILLIAM
hALfARD, dec. whose estate 10 committed TO the
hanus 81 the Sergeant Of the CITY Of R,chond Tor sd
estate. by, or before The next court
a Gopy-Iss.e, c. w. RICHARDSON, D c.
Ne.o" H t05..
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/ Tax SUBSCRIBE e ~! transact a COMMISSION PHI
-, e slNtSS IN lbe house lately "ccupieG b, Johr A
" ""'' WV J. MORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30

/ CHANCkKI- Al inrs held M The Ie,I5, - Of
l. 'hs county eouit OF FIuvapus, on the 5tb day,
February, tS2I-- ~
John N. Hddem, IA his right aud as executor o
Jpssph Hadrn, dec. and Wn p. Iiadsu in bis ouu
right, and for his sister, Sophia o. vii isn.,
EJIyfDg;Gs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30

DaSu Wiiilansoh, go acres, Tor tax Of 1916 2s
WILLIAM y. TAYLOR COLLECTOR
Cthf isfh District, and designated (sj-
c-,, it"for lor The STATE Of Iirgi,ia.
COLLECTORS Diiir. Richmond,
Na'ch ~ 1927 mo Oar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-30
CARR AGES.

Sssfs-, 6>Ht subscriber has for sal.
SSArk<>~fSu-I2 & at bn AaBuiattoly, In
$S31HH 1IS1kt-t1 miles ~ IN Peter sbnrg Va
0&0-<AgxfAssIs1x4-zSs large assortment e Work in
,->-SnxR s5a EHf&6 his line Of busiuess viz:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15

iay. undcr very singular c;relmstsnoes. The
noble poet, having formed aresolulion never.
to write for the stage, distinctly states, in /, 6
preface OF his Tragedy, thatit was not rie.i 6
and not suited for representation. The mae.
ayers ofDruiy-lane, however, ia defiance y.
tins notice, and of the publishers re,no,-..
trance, seized the play, and cut it down. IL
ter their own taste and fashion, for thesta....
Thenoble authors friend, hearing ofthc CT, d
obtained an injunction from the Lord Chen
cellor against its representation. The mann
gers have despised then junction, and oG Wed.
nesday the muiilated tragedy was performed.
Of course the legal question which arises Gus
ofthe contuinacy of the managers viii be
decided in Westminster Hall but il is PRO-.
babe that there will be no great temptation
tn repeat the performance, rs the tragedy,
being very destitute of incidents, and. not ut
all adapted for the stage, was rather coolly
received.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15
.MuLunL .fssnrnnce Socielu

No General Meeting was formed of this Society
ON Monday the llth inst. previously advertised
We understand the number of members in person
or by proxy necessary to form a meeting is upwards
OF 1000, and the amount of property insured also
necessary for that purpose is nearly six millions of
collars. There were present, on this OCCASION
about 10 members representing about one million
OF dollars being not much more than one-sxih part
OF the sum insured and not quite onc-hrteenih part
OF the requisite number of members. The meeting
adjourned sine die on Tuesday 1t seems Difficult, to
form meeting Of the Society without the interview
ton of the Members of the Legislature.
Itappears from document submitted by the Prn-
cpal Agent to the Members Of the Society," that the
whole amount oflosses by Fire in the country from
the first operation of the Institution the lst day of
June 1871, has been S 235 ,582 I9
vi tins amount there happened previous
TO the division of town and country
IN the year 1905 20.358 IS
Since the division 2l5223 Sc
The annual average amount Of losses
from 1876 to time fthc separation was 9,269 90
The annual average from 1905 to 1909 was 6,559 rs
The do. do from 1890 1921 1917 90
While the annual average Of losses has been
y l7,2l7-the annual average amount of reuu-
siiions has been only about s 1,90G %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15
iSnurn IOlrn L.nnds IN .AnIn

=
THE following tracts Of land, situated on and rear Dan
= rlYer, IN Rockingham and CasWcl counties. Nora,
Carolina are offered for sale.
l. one tract OF 100 acres or hereabl the mouth OF
won Island Creek lying both banks Of Dan r,cr ion
miles west of Danviilc, PiftSyyania county, Va.
Above ~
s. one fnct Of between 1909 and 400 acre.. scy miles
higher up the river ON the north bank. bounded by IAN
river, Cascade creek and the Virginia state line On f
io there are an excellent mill and c0nyencn udin
piacei also ehalybcate spring Of fine qualit.
J. One Of 100 acres meadow land f,so ias ,, oil
ne last mentioned, on the main road 70 Salem the Lead
Mines.
s. One tract Of so acres, bounded by Smith,, river on he
west and by tire Virginia line on the NORTH
The above have been divided into lots Of bevc
20 and 400 each TO suit purchasers IN sahritgc al
cnsteand Fertility Of soil these lands arc inferior 10 ne
m virginia and North Carolina while tie vicinity OF
niDVie ard Milton aud the navigation Of Roanoke and
IAN rivers afford advantageous oui. fcr the produca
81 tbs part Of the country. The distance from cond
miles. W - ~
uw be disposed Of on terms considerably tower te
lots separately. Apply Mr.. w. c. A,gr5an near the no
misses, or until the ist Of July the (scaoe
Creek, Rockingham county. GEO. lard.
June ". 1o-sfif
~ ANAWAY from my house, on The 2h April last nv
~ man JOEa very black fellow. about 3 ice 10 or ii
inches high stout and well f1rnea olcroble good conrs
shoemaker aud fond Of working ct that business, lie nr
red with him variety Of clothing, amongst Which were
green suriout coat about half There small scar
by the cutting Of Joe has wife At aIr. Henry
Co near Osborn n Chesterfield county, where cxpcrf
ne T. hafbofeo-or he may be hatborcd Mr. Edw ard
Co.'S N the upper end of Chesterfield the coal pits
q 20 for the delivery of said fellow TO me- about miles
north Of Powhaian Courthouse % 10 III secured In any
| jail 90 that gei hui again.
Jaasis h--v5si LfrrLEgERRY. srOvALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15

JMst Receired, a Quantity Of Castings,
II made In the United States. The proprietor Of he
works iendsto Keep regular supply in his narct and
hy can IN future he had in parcels assorted the rurcir
ser VII es ihem and upon very reasonable Iern. Ah To
tO2t J. w. or RICf1p H. WHIT ON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15

TUE subscribers offer their services to transact 5e
and Commission Business. They expect shorty 10 rc
ceive, at the store heretofore occupied by them, GENERAL
assortment Of first GROCERIES, 10 be sold I,e fbrn
as Agents. at retail, for cash security only.
June II. lit John g. M t STR"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-15

NOTICE is hereby given TO oil persons having claims
against the estates of Simon Goudin ir. DECREASED
Tabtha Goudin, deed, and Sarah GOudfn decd OF the
county OF Essex that they may bring them forward TO John
1ouion oil Caroline, the representative Of the said deer
dents, for set,emem.-And all persons indebted 10
either Of the said estates requested make payment as
soon as POssiDie 10 JOHN GOULDIN.
June Is. uot
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COMMUNICATIONS.

COMMUNICATIONS.
Among the various rumors buzzing about town nj
this time, there which seems To nsinuatc great
neglect in some, or perhaps in all, of the banks in
this city, in not having their books properly settled
balanced, and examined. Now do not know that
IT is even proper, and certainly from The knotcs &C.
erdcy and precision 'oah solcI bunk books and &C.
counts are kept may not be at oil necessary 10 scd-
inc them, for the very principles of thcr constitution
Ut may use the expression) imply that they can 90
no wrong yet some Of the distant stockhod-
ers, who may not understand these things so well as
we do here in town, may be tempted to inquire " rs
so IS II not proper and necessary for banks 10
settle, balance and examine their books and accounts as
IS for merchontst 10 seie balance and eraniae eir
books ~ For my own part, should have no objec-
ton to sec such an inquiry set foot, provided it
does not smell too strong oftc principles Of those ia
England which the higher powers stigmatzc as RAJ
ideals. For we ought TO be cautious now we disturb
the present order Of things by idle inquiries into
what perhaps may be consde red bank srcys,s
~. AsTOCKHOLDER
~ -
Translation Of he Motto 70 G,s .Nr,s Ssgi Of ~
Literary Fund. Naiara ~ o7aa.aa II hoe,
Ljierar5mi.
-Four long-srn,ed rivers give herfeisrsi power
tAi'' Nurse for Learning, volts .. srgi'i hoar
Hoaica Immediately, at pis O6Fce,
an npprcrtcs % ,ae PRUNING Business =
4 tive lad, about D. year ate.lfc mist rel sfi
write WI, a-ia possess inJu.fioes iiiiis,Nore g,her
nseA aisiye Mal
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White and Street !Slllphair .SpYings.
THE Co-PARTNERSHI.
\ RELATION or THE DECEASED,
GRJJ'TT 3RT

THE COMPREHENSIVE
or Drew 4 Blair is this Gay dissolved.
THOMAS II. DREW,
June ~ lit JOHN 6. BLAIR.
'EWE undersigned Trustees Of Dresv & BTri, and OF
l. Drr, Blair & Carroll, have appointed 1lo's G. Drew
and John u Blair, either of them, with authority 10,
settle the affairs and collect the debts of the said concern m
Ore" Blair generally and to settle the debts due by or to
the concern of Drew Blair Carroll and give dsclaree
LOT the same, ARCHIBALD PLEASANTS.
1t n.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Freight Wanted,

An For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
& Bradford, master; burthen about
500 hhds of tobacco or 1000 bbls -four
The ship in good order and ready to re-
ceive cargo Immediately. For terms
apply to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
NEW-TOkk
Dying Establishment.

THE citizens of Alexandra, George
Il town aid Washington, are respect
fully Informed that the undersigned have
been appointed Agents for the, elegant,
extensive j. useful establishment, al New.
York, known as the
~ I. Dying Establishment,
the utility OF which has been acknow leGg.
ed by many OF the first characters VITO
have visiteG ii, and from witnessing the
facilities loI dying ana finishing silks and
grapes, IN style OF superior elegance,
have gwen to II a decided preference 10
any thing OF the KIND m America, and
declare II calculated NcOmpele with any
in England.
SPECIMENS on various kinds
Of goods, are lett with The agents who
will receive and forward all goods 10 the
prUprietors, and denver them to the oW.
ners tree OF expense tor freight.
~ IhE LADIES an arrange.
ment OF Ibls kind must be desirable OBJ
jeCt, as Il presents to them All op1ortu.
MY OF baV,ns
Lrape, or silk dresses,
Made to tom Us ueli as uhsn Eeu, and
O color superior to the India Dye
MIldews anu STAINS removed from goods
OF every description. Brown DrIlliDgs,
Brown COItOns, Or brown Linens. bleach
ed perfectly White W chemical process,
in lew hours. Leghoir Suan, and silk
bonnets dyed; tuinlturt Clesnsed, and high
glazed, paIasOis eyed on the Sticks; i ash
mere, Marine, Camel HAIR anu Cassinier
Shawis cleansed, and additional tIIllIancy
gwen to The Coiors 10 tn. borders. Broad.
cloths &c dyed, re-oIesseo, and spots re-
moved, or color restored, when II bad
teen distur ,e1 change able sInchews, and
black SIX veivets, dyed green, or light
coIors, &C. &c.
Satisfactory evidence OF the responsible.
ty. as also respectfully Of ID. pToprle.
tors, is furnished by letters, iron. peIsuns
Ut high standing IN N.m-YoIk, TO sous
OF our most distinguished citizens in
addition to which II nay be aoded, that
the most respectable houses IN lhe East
India trade patronlze this extensive esiab.
lishment.
The Citizens Of AleAan.
dria are respectfully informed. lhai the
prices may be knOwa on Application 10
Gen. A Lynn, who will also exhibit
specimens Ut the Dying and finishing Of
Silks &c.
1hrLadies & Gentlemen Of George
town, and this city, will be pleased 10 ap.
ply for info rmaton to
COaSTON s. LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .iUenxs.
Washington City, June FL.
june FL iaWom
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Removal.

TIP. WHITNEY bees leave to &C.
IL. quaint his friends and the public IN
general that he las removed his shop from
h. corner OF Fairfax to the corner of
p. nee L. Water streets; where be will be
happy to supply his customers as former
ly, with any description that they may at
any time need as low he trusts, as any
other 10 the District, and he likewise
wishes to inform them that he has just
received fnli supply OF almost every ar
ticle for the approaching season. which
will be found an object Tor those that need
such goods to call and judge Tor them
selves.
N. B. Every description Of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, and the low
est prit es, and any orders fulfilled with
punclualily and despatch.
sept g 3taw4n,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
NOTICE.
Marine Insurance Company
ALEXANDRIA.

TJHE Stockholders in this Company
L are hereby notified, that an election
for6fteen directors, to serve for enc year,
will be held at their Office. on TUES
DAY, the 5th day of January next, from
the hours of ten till two o'clock.
The transfer book, will be closed from
wo O'Clock on Friday the tenth January,
till the election is closed:
j. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
dec s ia"d
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
For Sale

For sale.
EOUR HUNDRED u FORTY-FOUR
acres OF Lsud. one and halt nhes
from the Motley Hall Ferry. upon which IS
a Mill tor country purposes. This land Is
of various qualities. the mil well lon, :,
Quoted would be profitable. One htth OF
the purchase money will be required ~
hand. upon the balance, FIVE equal annual
payments will be satisfactory. Apply 10
the Subscriber, living at Motley Hall.
~ FRANCIS E. ROZER.
N. B. This land, il not previously DIS,
posed of. will be offered al halt past ~
O'Clock. A. M. to the highest bidder, on
m. IU,h day OF January, 1879, at the
Broad Greek Tavern.
dec IL zaw<~
Manufactured Tobacco.
4 SUPPLY of Gray & Paukey's man,
n uiactuIed tobacco warranted equal
10 any 10 market, for sale by 500,
A. y A. II. ADAMS.
nov 81 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Cotillon Parties,

MIR. GENEkES has The honor OF iDtor.
1NL ming the subscribers TO his Cotiilon
Parties that they will commence on thurs
day next, the 9th Dec. and will continue
on the same day every fortnight during
the season.
dec st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
Otice,

THE subscriber having now procur-
i ed first rate workman, families eau
be accommodated with the best lamiy
bread by applying at the Union Bake
House.
WILLIAM DEVAUGHN.
sept 5 It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22

JOHN JANNEY s. SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and
wool we'll washed on the sleeps back.
6FThe Editors OF the National Intel
ligencer will please insert the above once
a week or three weeks.
8mo9 lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
John III. Laid IS Co.

John IL. LAID . 20.
ETAVE Just received from Marseilles per
Ill brig Venus. and ofer Tor sale.
loo casks ciaret wine
loo boxes II bottles each OLD claret
"a do white wine
a5 do Muscat de Frontignac.
10 pipes brandy
rs boxes white soap lsoap
soo pale blue, doubled, boiled y marbled
10 casks superhne sweet oil
" BASKETS II bottles each do
SO DO do do do
5 oags each looo superhne Corks
Isl weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
sEs, The good BRIG VENUS, James
Sss$& Kelly, master. burtben liz Tons
viii De N order to receive cargo in a few
days. Apply as above.
9th oct.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
United States of America,

AGAINST
The Schooner Mary, George N. Horard,
Master.
WHEREAS Thomas Swami, Esq. At
W torney TOR the U. States, hath exhib-
tied libel or complaint in the District
Court of the d C.. aliedging that on the
7tb November, 1871, at the port OF Alex
andria, FIVE tons OF Hemp OF foreign growth
OF the value of 800 dollars and upwards
were brought into the town Of Alexan-
dria, in q certain vessel, called 1.-The
Mary, George N. Howard master, without
any clearance to authorize the same, or
any manifest whatever Of the said mer-
chandize, which mas become forfeited TO
the United States and seized by Hum
plrey Peake, collector Of the port Of Alex.
andria.
And whereas the Hon. William Cranch,
Judge OF the said Court, hath ordered and
directed that all persons concerned be
called and admon,shed to appear at the
court house III Alexandria, OH the goth
DAY OF December at 10 O'Clock, to shew
cause, il any they have why Judgment
should not pass as prayed.-Ali persons
therefore having or pretending to have
any right or claim III, and to tbs SAID
hemp, are hereby cited, and admonIshed
to appear a, the time and place aforesaid,
10 abide by and perform such judicial acts,
as are required by law to be done IN The
premises. b. MINOR, ID. M.
for Il. Riuggold, Marshal.
dec 10 dt26D
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22

For Boston,
SkN The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
SSS.vill sail ON Wednesday next; for
trsight OF zoo bbls. or passage apply TO-
A. 4 4. II. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
so bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels G.. A. salt
$50 bbls. prime pork
goo mats cassla
100 boxes soap
5OOO pounds soal leather
90 doz cali skins
300 reams cap paper
40 hhds English island molasses
S0or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
deira wine
loo bags pepper
$50 bbls No. y 3 macksrel
sOC obls ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
So bbls beef, No IS
is bbls bright Yarnlsh,
loo DO tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
with general assortment OF groceries and
ship chandlery and paints; which will be sold
low OCT o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
OF THE

Corporation Of alexandria,
rs reused and passed goth Jan'ry, 1881
taNHlS little, but useful volume has been
i revised by professional gentleman..&
contains all the Laws of the Corporation,
at present in force, with very satisfactory
index. Its neatly and correctly printed, s.
must be necessary book ior every member
oil our town. A few copies for sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
A Young Man.

WlSEIlNG to embark in the Dry Good
" or Grocery business, being acs
suaInted with both, and has at bis disposal
o'ooo dollars, which he would be willing to
put 10 stock providing an offer meeting his
appreciation be made TO him; he would pre-
Ies engaging With house already establish
ed; Communications on the subject address
sed TO A. B. H and left at the post oficewill
se atIendedto.
Rows
20 Barrels Tanners Il
II ECEIVED per schr Cent, tors eb
A. g. A. II. ALAN.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-22
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

dan away from the subscribers, on the
IL night Of Friday, 3Uth last month, at
Taylor's tavern (Hartwood,) the following
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