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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-11
Men York, August 7.

We learn by the schr. Gertrude, from Port
au Prince. that the Artigan vessels OF war
Lady Artigas. and brig Esperanto, had been
condemned by the Negroes, and they were
proceeding to discharge the ship, which had
very valuable cargo on board, Commo-
dore job Nor,hrop, and Capt. Pelot, had
left Port au Prince 10 an open boat at night.
with their retinue; and il was presumed they
had gone on board Of brig which had lew
days before been seen of Port au Prince,
commanded by Capt. Henry Austin of New
York, as he had came on shore and had a
conference with Capt. Nortbrop, aud i. was
atterwar rumored that he came there Tor
the purpose of cutting out the brig. Their
trunks, which they could not without fear Of
detection take with them. were seized by
the government after they had left The port.
A Spanish feet, consisting of line Of bat
tie ship, three or four frigates, and sloop Of
war, passed st. Thomas, on the 9th Of July,
bound TO Caracas.
Extract Of a letter to the editor Of the Louisi-
ana Gazette, dated Hamburg, .ipra 10.
The great topic of conversation IN Ger
many is the prosperity Of America under a
free government, and laws enacted by the
imme date representatives OF he people.
The condition OF the German is much i'm
proved since the announcement of the French
revolution: still we want the practical bene-
fits oil government that would pursue as its
sole object the GOO OF the nation.
hear that New Orleans is sicklY place,
and that your leading men are very fractions
and lilberal to foreigners. l suppose they
have been deceived by some knights of in.
dustry fro n the south OF Europe for do not
believe you have many Germans among you
you are placed 10 too warm latitude. A
large number of enigrants will leave Ger.
many for Pennsylvania and the banks Of the
Ohio nexi autumn; they are mostly farmers
from Suabia, (some of whom will take with
them COL siderable capital and artizans
from Bremen and this place. One of their
az nts is now here and is about to contract
for 1000 tons Of shipping. He prefers Ham
burg to Amsterdam as place OF embarka-
ton, as emgrans have frequently been i'm
posed upon al the latter place.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-11

A Spanish feet, consisting Of line OF bat
tie ship, three or four frigates, and sloop Of
war, passed St. Thomas, on the 9Th Of July,
bound 10 Caracas,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

"a virtue Of deed OF trust executed by John Parker
- dec 70 William st1rke and Bowling Starke trustees
lot e percent vt Joel Jones, which decd has been duly re-
coded m the county court Of Hanover ~ secure the paw
hth ~ u" sum oi ono thousand three hundred dollars viii,
e,l hefcon ~ be- computed from the 81 dav n March
loib TO me said Jones and Az and charges aiteping
Nc execution Of the said trust; viii W,n,sda the
At the bouseof r Nelson IIandley near nc prcInise I'M
nayer county, sell 10 the highest bidder N uhic auc
uoh ior pece, 1nd ps~ony, the tract 0fLAND whcre0u
INC d Parker lived, and Of which he died eze contain
nE about three hundred and fits acres or go much thereof
5s Willie sufficient exclusive u his widows dpacr 10 nav
ana discharge The sum ai5To . with the interest thereon
until Paid well rs the aad expenses ofecrunr and
enforcing the said deed. This staou IS srulrious one
the land 81 good quality, adoiu7 fhc lnnds OF C0 TornS
Tinscy Capt Peter Foster MIR Joseph y Ednundsop
and Is not more than eleven miles from RichmoudThc
title Fcstcd IN us as Trustees viii bc conveyed 20 the pur
chaser. VIM STAKE
BOWLING STARKF, '"''ses'
Hanoscr Ap.il -. fIi1wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
The Mass Tarnb,Ns' Boarding School,

NO. I8, HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE.
VoUNG LADIES are boarded and instructed in all the
different branches of English Education with partic
lar attention to Needle Work. both useful and
at the rate OF go dolls. per Bed, bedding and
washing, either separate charge provided for by the
parents.
Music, vocal and instrumental 6 20 per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, 10
French, 10
Dancing; with 8 entrance for be-
ginners, IS
Payments to be made quarterly, and quarter always
in advance.
TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS.
The different branches of English education, 8 IL.
u The ornamental branches as above.
MAY IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
PUBLIC SAFE OF i.-44NDS

virtue ofnn Of the General semby Of Virginia,
and user on The 9th day Of Januar in the wear 1914
Febsru amendment thereto passed The 18th day Of
ami osy M 'e year 1920 directing the SIZE Of the Gicbe
Of yo lands belonging TO Preston p IRISH in the county
anrf5 We Inc undersigned Of y co'nmiss toner's
NgV ny The said acts Of Assembly, will on fHc Gvrih
dsy Ky "a Jltne tnsf being williamsburg Iusngs Court
r,rc;,VIe nc door Of the courthouse ~ the sid cv
bi4or t o'clock expose to public 81 lo the hi CHEST
on , Tf, ,s9eii.owing valuable property, 70 wit:
Of 81 iiACT or LAND. ying ana bel " in the county,
sio,, - scout one mile below Wiamsb t~g couta inn,r
bic cree hundred acres, being immediate on ns yga-
so,r ~. -Ohe other TRACT or LAND. living abntt the
FACTofs'c rom Williamsburg. COMMONLY caiiss the
on - containing about hundred acrcs-Also =
e,JUf land containing about ten eres living on the
ScJy gI we SAID city, commonly caGed Whafcgs Ere
@ newhole Of these lands are well adapted TO the
pest FISH and oysters '| 0''' - ''0
Terms IF Snte.-Thr exnepees .f-.,o 60 IL, III, g; 80
ney--tbe residue in two eorol ~ ri, 80" ~ NJ ~,
anu approved security will ~ - ~ Py 1, %
7be lkt,t g''il',s 70 secure the pun chase money
oil a, n; co,, ga 20 ne urd uhted bat the uutcreign-
S'N9 "iiy IN thoir clin rtcter Of commissioner.
SAmsl =. TRAVIS. lc.,.
WiiiamsburgJune 9. INV O'i9"'> 4,
~ e,s, ~ t NJ or Other person, landing, or making
Turi,,I,,o 800 ess alOng Nfcshasn Farm, mouth Of
their ,v m MI "vieo ~ 81 take the consequences, al
..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
a Great Bargain an Hord,rore

n DIVISION of-thc stock OF HARDWARE, in thr,l,tr
firm of William J. Cole & Co. in the city Of Rich
nond, will take place about the 18th nstAt which time
tire subscriber will dispose Of his proportion OF
lamountng to G or : snoo tho reasonable
and further ii IL would be accommodation 10 the pur-
chaser, will he loaned at legal interest," sum of money
equal 20 fourth of the Of said stock whole
payable in - le and 81 months the purchaser giving
bonds and good security for the payment OF the same
Persons wishing purchase have an opportunity OF
seeing the subscriber in Richmond when the division takes
place. ROSCOW COLE
Williamsburg, June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
NOTICE-

GREEABIH to the provisions OF deed of trust
ced by Sloman Vaden for purposes expressed there
~ viii be sold, Tuesday, the 2ih day Of this month,
(Jne In front of the Manchester Exchange Chesterfield
county, one piece parcel of LAND, living and being
the county OF Chesterfield and bounded by the lands
Worsham Mann, Sally Archer, and othcrs.Thc of
the sale will be cash. BY THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
Board of Public Unrb.s.

A CALLED MEETING OF the President and Directors
4 OF the Board of Public Works, will take place at the
Capitol in this city, Wednesday, the Goth day OF June
next. Puncu,l attendance is requested
BY order IF bs President,
BERNARD PEYTON,
Secretary Of the Board OF Public Works.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
'ENCU HI

Fa1IE subscriber wishes to sell or exchange for
= "a al Richmond, the farm which h. lives called
t'IINCi Hay, nine miles from Richmond, the road
pepoTion oot'om iand-beiDg almost surrounded by the
ieAnon'iny and oher Streams. On il excellent
tvvo story brick dwelling house corimodio,s bg roo,I
orchards Sew places oi,s sire have stronger claims
hten'iono persons purchase or exchange
barS OF Virginia. who give any information required
o te subscriber WIN ne happy any time TO sheg the
land 70 those disposed 10 view H. IA SIFT C0iTSU
Hanover, Iune 3. a -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
Drugs, Medicines. DIE SigfS, Points J;Is g.
C. = Arp AIFhM ; -

=. N
c. T.. ABRAHAM
"a IS this i1y received from Boston, per brio Ricbr,ord
! n YER general supply of DYE SrUFFS. Viz n,ldcr
around io-nod do caawood do. rel Bry ill ynoi do
iuc M Niclrasua woodaiso coach and house yarnisb
arge H;i general upDy ri MEDICINES selected ty one
OF the Judges IN that city. Wv
He ms lately received from New York an o.jd;t;,,,l
supply Of GARDEN and GRASS SEEDS, among which
ere lev bushels OF saiDioin HOLY uAY, 50 much
spoken 81 n the French agriculairiss.
ne mas also few hampers Of the first quality SALAD
'l OF whiewill lie solo low for cash. or TO punct,
customers on liberal credit.
IL @ h. 4 wishes 20 employ YOUNG MAN who
can ceIe well recommended, who understands punr u
e'cftousi has knowledge Of conducting business and
keeping books. June g. e,y6y, w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
Wanted En

TAINTED Immediately. at his Office,
nm apprentice to the Printing Business smart ar
tive lid, about rs years Of AGILE must read and
write we'll and possess industrious habits-None other
need apply. Nav
NOTlCE is hereby given that Tie cells In the TuDafIc
Hospital in the city Of Williamsburg are al OCCUPIED
' mai no more patients. either mate feafe will be- re-
ccived into the said hospital until some Of the said cells arc
'dcani--due notice Of which will be given.
By ordcr efths Court Of Director,
June ~. 49, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
ND SURSCRIRFRS

Z gAVING connected themselves under the firm Of
WILLIAMS & GORDON, offer tbeir services To The
public as CoFl1ffSSION MERCHANTS.
CfiARLES v. WILLIAMS
MAJ f-vGw JOHN GORDON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
TEN DoLLNKS REWARn

" Bridge, Caroline county, W.. for a,rehcndine and
ohm or securing in jail 9nd giving Information
80 tua M gets him again, with an law ii charrcs
IN either case, negro BY tie name az ROBIN: he iq
pfoperiy OF daughter Of WIZ. l. Frc1sey WHO inter
said said Freaslcy daughter since removed 70 The
Sslern country iob' is low well man. neither of
$500 49, yao@ OF yellow compiexio pretty perty spoken ;
'e' hSis abou22 years old sd has been hired several
10 it hooie living on the stage road leading from,
,eys ana Needwood Ills father, named Billy believe
r.oss 70 mr. William Burke, the aforementioned
22oseph Laurence at the Grove Tavern near Little Pages
SS N an advertisement pu shed in the Fredericss
'',pnge1 TO Col Iod-hut thai is a mistake
June " E-n W,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
VU1LL4.W .NE.4LE &. GO.

(souTH SIDE or THE MARKET BRIDGE,)
u I inform their friends and the public
ao the arrival Of the Hannah Elizabeth, Captain Hand
Sas placed them possession of considerable additional
supply OF FANCY & STAPLE GOODS ;--whic. renders
their assortment nearly eomplcicThey in hourly
pectatinn Of still further supplies, which will continue TO
arrive by packets from New York and Philadelphia the
demands of their customers make j; necessary They
consider il unnecessary parcuariSe the articles
rSin- their assortment, they determined keep
constantly hand every useful and fashionable article, in
their line Of business, that be procured in the best
that the ccuo, affords and having experienced
partner resident The North they a;tcr themselves
lhcy win promise their much when they
add that ,cr arrangements such enable
gre goods equal iernis any house in the country
MAY 70 S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
NEGROES, &c. For safe

virtue of deed of trust ex.tttel to nc Ia, to io.,
n David Ross, to The payment of ceris sums
~ rdoncy m s1d deed mentioned James Straiton and
VI record IN the clerks Office Of buckingham win he
so' at Mount Ida in said county, At public a,,cton for
Ii1; on saturday the 7th day OF luis next TWENTY
In Elf NEGROES, GIG 2 FINE HORSES and nl
the iioGSEhOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITtigF ~ n
@ hoss, or so much Of said prop rty as win he uicen
for the purposes CT said deed " 'i'''sh'
George VI. PAYNE.
Io WALTER /. FONTAINE
q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

kAkEN UP. by Josiah W1tSc n in Prince F.i,,-,75
N county, living near nIo,res Oil Ordn,rv and rcd
nc @sih of May, BAY HORSE Nh h blnze f,ee noTt
bin e. hlli inches high, ahOu years old his right
strt "I,te hIlt wav TO the otf lock- small white
annr,; ms right hook and has very bushy name
watson and John Watson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

TOiiN WILLIAM GILLIAr have received in store,
81 and offer FOR SALE reasonable terms, choice
assortment u best london CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
selected with much expressly for this market and well
adapted - the Also - Irish Linen 81 sheet
sags 81 bird eye Diapers Diaper and Damask Table Linen
So powias and Doghed8s2) Or CASKS Of very superior
old l. r Madeira WINE.
And daily expected By the ship Constitution from
dom further Supply OF the very finest Cloths and CASH
sncreswhch ~il also be offered for sale landed
by the piece package, the same accommodating
april p. lift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12
June g.
RUNAWAY M AL

w " 'oh'.Heu 10 the Jail of Westmorcand county,
t,~o1s sle Oh OF Arfi last negro who calls
iigL 9I'' aDout 50 wears Of age, feet II inches
sncL -, Nion, and plea Ing councnancc when
t,nt,Ia re hAd on when conn Tilted roundabout and
70 ~ u uunestc manufacture. lie he belongs
layig I,e, negro trader, WI purchased him Of Mr.
tnads - h' oi Fredericksburg, a which place he
and ,a, 1870 he owner is dc Ered TO take him away,
reefs. " ~ w ne qis onscu OF as the l1w di-
T,,roo WILLIAM H. WALKER, Tailor.
a gtyA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

Ilu Mt4 bllOI tsfEt.S.
NiE subscrijerls just received in addition his
Z MGR stock eriety oil choice articles amongst which
eTc the f1howing
Fine old I. q. Madeira Wine
J.. H. Tenerife, old ami very superior
Port, Claret and Champaignc Wines
Antigua RUM old and highly approved
Old cogniac Brandy Of most superior quality
Holland Sin, warranted genuine
l.ondon iirown Stout, best ;ind
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars, Ill qualities
Imperial SunpoTder L Young Hyson Teas, of the
a'e,t imgorta:ons and of supeIor flavor
Prime Green Coffee
did Java DO ior family use
liverpool Salt extra size and quality
IN 7Sscr;ment Of Cotton Yarns
Real Harapa ScFars
Writingand Wrapping Paper
s-iciiy Lemons &c sc. &c.
which he offers for sale 1t The lowest prices.
GEO. ROBERTSON,
few doors below the Bel Tavern, Main ST.
June 3. o,,.;n, " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-06-12

GEO. VI. PAYNE, .NI0lYley at Lar,
T3RACrISING IL the courts of buckingham Fiuvanna
viii ia future regularly attend the OF Abemarle
and the chanccy iorthe Richmond district,
New Canton, June g. 9-wswt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
EDITORIAL ADVICE,

The,Georglan, printed at Savannah, has
Jeff l. Finn The following extract from
letter, published in tleir first number, said
70 have been received from a friend, con-
tains advice, which shews the writer TO be
a real friend, as ell as one - no understands
what he writes about: Not. Intel
Lay it down as a principle, and place j.
before you as daily rule Vi conduct, 10 be
the peoples fi,end, not the friend OF office
seekers-of the heads of parties-of vio-
lent and ambitious men; these will fawn up
on you until you have served their turn, and
when they have sucked the orange. inraiia-
bly, throw il away. Detaoh yourselves,
hsse.ch you, from ndi0idual patronage,
from those ''iiaisons dangereuses" which
inlallibly bring ruin in their train. OF the
appreciation o. the public at large you nay
always be proud, it Will be, as one of the
Inspired writers says, :" a crown to your
head" source OF inexhaus,ibie satisfaction
and OF uaemoiltered red, ctiOn. In e:tima-
ting the character of pubic men, you would
DO well TO avoid very common species OF
error, and that is the soshism OF the total
ascendeucy aud paramount, importance OF
talent and energy, whether assumed or real
and that 10 Tue exclusion of common sense,
common honesty, consistency. and even de-
ssucy. This is the Juggernaui of the age
--lhi. is ;he Bonaparlian sect. The head
has fallen, and the members should perish.
The idea of making all public men moral I,
is not entertained by sane person--but
there is ui.cheylous and spurious kind of
talent which is initiative only Of The real, as
lares resemble wheat"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13

Gen. Boyerhas retaksnst Naiks.Sn'l x no"
on his way to Goraises. &c. aud W. nope
as soon as be may have quslsd The III. uFrec-
ton at those places, he will pay US vis'.
The U S. sloop OF war Ontario, Capt haun-
cey, arrived off The Cape on the Gath I eo'
A petition was Immediately drawn ny me
Americans, requesting Capt. Chauncey 10
come in, and remain until affairs presented
a more pacific aspect. The request was I"-
meadiately complied with. Merchants VI
all nations residing here, speak in the h'gh-
estterms of Capt. Chauncty, and all seem
to regret the departure of so worthy an Oh
fcer. The presence OF an American Man OF
War, had no doubt some effect in checking
the insults daily offered 10 the whites. In
deed we think it requisite a small force
should be kept in the vicinity OF this is'ind'
occasionally visiting the various ports The
Ontario remained here until the nth instant
when she sailed for Port au Prince. MIR.
Wyer was passenger on board the Ontario.
Amidst our troubles the whites emharked on
ship board. Affairs are now becoming more
tranoml-but the recent disturbances here
will cLeck in great degree the sales OF A
merican prodnce-no one having confidence
in the government But some are sangulne
a new Era is about to commence, and, IN iu-
ture, we shall be tranquil-but we do not
coincide with them. We expect General
Boyer here shortly"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13

The mail Of yesterday brings US an &C
count of the death of the venerable WILL
LIAM FINDLEI, OF Pennsylvania, OF which
Stale he had been, until recently, for many
years. an able and useful Representative in
Congress. In the Revolutionary War, he
was tried and sterling patriot, and he has
done nothing since that time 10 impair that
character. He was, for several years, the
Father" of the Hou,e of Representatives.
His voice was so impaired as to prevent.
his being melliAuous speaker-lndeed so
far as TO make il somewhat difficult to I'M
derstand him. But, Notwithstanding this
detect, his rising was the sure signal for
mute attention. He had seen so much, read
so much, and remembered so much, that he
could not speak uninterestingly on any sub.
ject. He was emphatically Chronicle Of
the Times through which he had lived, and
readily impaired tor the benefit of others
what he knew of them. The growing in
6rmities of age induced him, year or TWO
ago, to retire from Congress. He has not
long survived his retirement, tut has gone
TO the abode of his fathers, full of years and
tall of honor. Ind.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
REuARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCES.

4 gentleman who recently returned from
.9msEl Island, states that the weather was
so cold there on the 18th March last, as TO
produce ICE. 1t is doubted whether the
memory of the oldest persons living record
such fact respecting that place. The
Island is situated in lat. 80, As, n. and
long. 81, W. IPhi. Un'on.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
NeY- York, Apri! 8.
IMITATION.

We noticed the Barcuche and eight horses,
which some of our dsshing blades were
driving through Broadway last week. On
Saturday car. with twelve horses, and six
postllions, in white shirts. with their hair
powdered, drove equally as furious and sty-
lsh through our principal streets, 10 the
great annoyance Of The dandles and hogs, as
set of, presume, to those elegantes who
made he brilliant display in the Barouche.
Nat. Adv.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
Charleston, april 8.

We have been informed BY a passenger
m the Robert Fulton from Havana. that adj
vices bsd reached that city OF the appoint
ment of Lieut.. Gen. G'fonCiu, Ia il'
high and bonourable post of Vice-Roy OF
Mexico, in he place OF Admiral Apodaca,
whose term of service had expired. This
gallant general, who. during the war with
B...,a.is, rendered such signal service to
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13

The State Treasurer of Pennsylvania
Isays the Baltimore Ame,ican) has issued
proposals for loan of une million OF dollars
20 hat s,ate-,he stock to bear interest OF
FIVE per cent, payable semi annually, and
rederlnable in twenty years.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
HURRICANE AT SAHTAREM

"a toun Is miles ". E from Lisbon)
The Lisbon Gazette of Jan 20, contains
an account Of the overlooking of the Tagus,
occasioned by The violent and ncessant rain
which had fallen for several days, and of
the consequent destruc ion OF great guam
tity of cattle
A letter dated Santarem, Jan. q, gives the
following description OF a hurricane: The
most terrible phenomena have been witness
sed here this day. About half past 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, dreadful claps of thunder
were heard, and were followed By the most
violent foods of rain, which produced an
alarming inundation About half past 4,
the thunder became still more awful and
terrible, though the rain continued to tall in
the most copious TORE nts, and The frighttul
noise was increased by tremendous hurri-
cane, which taking the direction from west
to east, and forming immense whirlwinds n
its course, swept every thing before it for
no less than 800 PAGES. great number OF
the hest built houses were unrooted, from
the Convent of the Domnicans TO the ~
lege of the Benedicktines; part of the py,a
midal column called the Cross Of the rrini-
,y, was thrown down, as also the Cross close
to the Convent of the Franciscans, and the
stone cross in iront Of the Trinity was COM
pietely demolished. Many hundreds Of old
olive trees were torn up by the roots, and
trees Of other kinds, which, from their
strength, made a greater resistance, were
rent in pieces. Some assert there was an
earthquake, and the fall of thunderbolt;
the belief Of which last circumstance seems
10 have arisen frum the horrible crash that
was heard during the storm; bit there are
no vestiges of either Of these phenomena.
The wh,rlwind, however, was the most Ia
pid aud terrible of any in the memory OF
man.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-13
Washington. April l2.

Washington. .1pril l2.
Hlliam Lambsrt, Esq of this city. has
been appointed by the President to ascer-
tain the longituie of the Capitol, pursuant
to a resolution Of Congress. NAT, Int.