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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
For Sale,
Bu 4. C.. Ca.enOue, 6 Co.

Du IL. Cs Ct-CtOOS9 - we
BY THE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
1 VERY complete assortment vt Amer-
\ can GOODS, g'nghams, stripes checks,
chsmbrays, sbeetings. shirtings. tiC&ings,
threads, satinelts, Lroadcioths, Casslmeres,
and cotton yarns.
German ,icklenburgs, osnahulgs, besSisns,
Rurlops, brown rolls, Bieheld linens, dow
las. white rolls, Creas, brown hollands, twill
led bagging, oil cloths, aud SaSon broad
Siafhs .,-s.--
British BroadcIoths. per,sse os~a.-. 7--o;-
meres. yestings, 5ombazlnes, cotton hose,
snspenders, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics, fancy mus!lns, Malabsr handkts.
kerseys buttons, patent thread, d'mities,
linens, lawns. , ,
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, table
mats. sewing silks, few boxes ribbons and
gsloons, pins, DC.
Also,
70 bolts of Russia duck
10 tons Swedish and Russia lron--hat
square and round bars
american Hoop Iron
20 casks, a. 8, IOd. Gu, 0ails.
go packages German hardware, cont g
grass scythes, straw knives, hoes,
haSSenC ,eVe S'e1l, s'ates, "hs' e'ope''
ou.lls and coffee mills. =,
l5O hnxes Baltimore window glass, all
SIZE.
Murdock's best London particular
Madeira wine in hall pipes, anu quar-
ter casks
pipes old 4th proof cognac Brandy.
10 bbls old whiskey oery s.psrtor
hhds and 10 bbls n + Rum
eO bbds prime retailing molasses, sugars.
and constant supply Of Dupont's est
Brsniywine gunpowcer,, M
They are purchasing wheat, tobacco Me-
rino and common wool.
Also-recavcd this day
case low priced Manchester prints
| do rankin grapes
10 do figured do
6 cpses cotton yarns
june Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
Tea 4 Lemons.
Oakulll

10y the ton, huodred or smaller quantity
I'D OF superior quality, for sale at The
Work House, on the most reasonable terms.
II is highly approved of by ship carpenters
and masters OF vessels JUNK of the first
T tD g9 &, no s 2ssr will answe received a,
MIR. THOMAS, Keeper OF tie
may 4 Poor and Work House
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
EOr Freight,

FOR Freight,
SkS. The schr. GEORGE, John Tobey,
S Master, burthen about 300 Bbl: she
: IN sYcelIeot vessel, two years old and will
s,an be ready to load. in preference to ber-
;nnda or the Vest Indies Apply TO
"'0 JOHN n. LADD y co.
Who hare just rsesivsd for SAFE
10 Chests Imperial Tea.
I8oo lbs. Bacon june 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
.,eW Lively stable.

A LEXANDER WEST begs leave res.
~ pe.tiuIly TO inform bis friends and I've
public, that be has just erected a eommodi..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
for Hire

Two Negro Girls, one about fourteen roTk
years of az, aud sccusto meulo tio pr;n,sr.
he a,Ser younger. Apply to the PF'0'e''
iuly Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
Blacl-Smithing.
DAVID I. PREI;YMAN,

TIAVING commenced the Blacksmith.
II ing business on Royal street. between
Prince and Duk.streets, will be glad to ex.
ecute any work his line; particularly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
[VoL. XXI.
For Freight

For Freight
n, The good sloop JOHN BROOKS,
SRWm. Prince, master, burthen about
500 bbls. and will soon be ready TO load
Anplv 10 J Fl. LADD & 20.
UIo hare for sale on board SAID vessel,
so M. merchantahle boards
Also. Jus, rsceivsd, v,Sr
2 halfpipes genuine old port WINE
June Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 16, 1921.

New Orleans sugars.
~ Hbd,. New Or,eaAs Sugars land
hhng per schr. Oeeans-For sale by
Ne ~. FOWLE & Co.
iuneg5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16
For Freight,
To an EASTERN Port.

.x The new, substantial and fast
SSA sailing schooner MILO, I. Farms
worth master, Lurtben, 1000 barrels VIII be
VI 49, 70 receive cargo in three days
'sA'y nnIv IN +. Fl. HOLLAND,
IJfo has for sale on board sad vssseI
I5O tons o! Plaster. =.
Eth mo go
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16

For Freight,
GH The good schr ONLY son, James
&4&Fuller, master; burthen $50 b6ls y
tss one hall provided. For freight Of the
. s apply to JOHN H. LADp T. Co.
WSo kape on board said uesse! for sale.
50 Ions Plaster.
Juno Q8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-16

For Eastport,
xxS The good sehr Eliza Holt. WIN,
ND MKenric, master; burtheh aoou'
,T,D0 5bls one half of which being ready to
20 "p board. For freight OF the other or pas
sage, apply to ,o1,N 1.DDSCo
gbo have for sale on board said vessel,
80 tons plaster
Also for Boston,
rxs The brig TOM, A. Howard, mas
81 ter, nurthen about 1900 bols she
! n,w losd;ng and will be dispatched imme-
d, .,eIv, For freigh, of 800 bbls or passage
-'' For Bremen, direct,
... The good ship MARY ANN,
~SlasS, H wrnemoTe, master, burthen
FL ~ about $40 tons, and pow nearly
SsSgSSssss luaded and will be dispatched IN
= few DAYS. For passage only, apply as a.
b,vs July 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

pREPARED by W, CeawAv, Chemist. No. I,
a Buuistead Place, Boston, vfs
Dr Relies Botanical Drops.
Dr Relfe's Asthmstic Pills.
DR.. Relfes Aromatic Female Pills, for obstruc'
tions, &c.
DR.. Relse's AntblIious Pills, Cor Indigestion, Dill.
lious Affections, &c.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ashe)
DR.. Relics Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR. Jeob's Rheumatic Liniment--- rheumatism OF
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
ihours.
British Antiseptic Dentriice, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' On,ment, a certain and safe cure for
the Itch, in how're application, he it ever in
veterate. or No Danger from taxing cold
Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immediate,
and while il dissoves and draws The corn out by
the roots, it causes not the least pain
Cambrisn tooih-sche Pills: the relief Is instan-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth
Or. Hunters celebrated Tlls-Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and Dr.. Honier's Cerste, for the
pre- vontion snd cure Of veneresl complaints with
perfect seeresy. A.treatise. explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had o' tho Agents. gratis
ar None ef the oboee sestans. nriess signed
"W. r. Conway large discount TO Country
Physicians. Traders, &c The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggisf,
No. ITO, Thaaes-street, Newport;
t .aiss, By
Lemnel w. Briggs, Brisssis Hercules Whitney,
Mason. Bslch, Pssssdsscs, Dyer Howcs. Hind.
Asw, Greene, Nsu- Lsndsn, Hopkins, HARTFORD; and
moet Druggists, Booksellers Of responsibility also
BY most Post Masters. throughout the Union
None are geoains unievs signed By w. T. Conway.
July 12, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
State OF Rhode. Island, sc.

Januars i6, H. d 1921.
THE creditors of Boomer Salisbury, OF
Johnston, ip the county Of Providence, lsbo-
rer, arc hereby notified to appear, If they ses
ht,-ai the General Assembly, to be holden Ell
Esst-Greenwich, on the 81 Monday 10 Feb.
rucry next, to shev cause, il any they have,
why his petition for the bene fit of the act en-
titled An act for the relief Of insolvcp,
debtors," ought not to be grained.
Uifnrss,
Henry Bowen, See'ry.
ysu ST.
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State Of Rhode Island, sc.
Januo,y 2Y, 1921.

VnHU0fy II 1871.
THE creditors Of Benjamin Mason, Of
Newport, in the county Of Newport, gentle
man, are hereby notified to srpear, if they
shall think f', at the General Assembly to be
holden al Eas, Greenwich on tic third Men
day OF Feb'sary next, then and there 10 snew
cause II any they may have, why his pori'ion
Tor the benefit o! the act passed in June .,
1920 for the relief Of insolven, debtors, ought
not TO be granted.
HrSny Bowss, Sec'ry.
Jan. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

SINGULAR CthCVMS
Iavo hundred Dollars Reward. I'VE
lately published an advertisement. offer
ing $500 reward for the apprehension
and conviction OF the person or persons
who had murdered one o! tho inspectors
employed by the SchuylkiIl Navigation
Company. The advertisement gave an
account of the finding of the horse be-
longing to the person murdered, and a
description oi The man., his dress. &c.
IN consequence OF this advertisement two
men were arrested on suspicion OF being
the Murderers, and have Tor some time
been confined in the state prison.
We now learn that the Inspector,
who was supposed to have been murder
ed has returned home and given the fol-
lowing account of himself:--On the
night he went away he drank some no
uor. what, he cannot tell, which partially
,leranged his mind. The first thing he
reco,lec,s after having left the house in
Montgomery county where he drunk
the liquor, is his being in Baltimore,
here he appears to have drunk some
more of the same liquor he had drunk in
Pcnnsylvani;., Tor again he lost all recol-
lection of what occurred until he found
himself in Pittsburg. AT Pittsburg. a.
sain he forgot himself SO far as to have
no recollection Of what took place, until
nc was taken up at Cleveland, in Ohio,
in consequence of the advertisement OF
his murS~r, which had been re-published
there. When the Inspector left Penn.
sylyania, he had about him 1000 dollars,
and when he returned from his travels,
ne had el4 dollars. We make no COM
men,s.--Dsmo. Press.
A few years ago, gentleman 10 this
city, who had recently got married, IN
passing by cabinet makers shop, was
SO struck with the appearance Of a secre-
,ary, that he stepped in to examine II
more minutely, and was SO delighted
with the beauty, color, texture, and del
icate shades of the wood that he asked
the cabinet maker the rome OF it, and q
he could make him secretary OF the
same wood. The mechanick told him
the wood was called Leopard Woed, and
thought he could procure enough cfitto
make him secretary, though it was very
scarce. The gentleman, elated with the
idea Of having an elegant piece Of furnit-
,,re made of what hc took to be some
wood not known IN this country, aud
NJ rrohsb'y hfeught from some q NE 3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
".


8:rsracf FROM fhs New Year's Iddress of
carrier.
THE prosperous times Of some years past,
Great changes in our manners made,
Farmers-- M Msebanics-- Artizans.
oui, work and fell TO forming plans.
To speedily get rich--by trade,
A II good times Tor life would last.
Who shosId despest deal in speculation,
was matter Of much emulation
Rorrowing money soon became the rage,
Bsnks, though numerous 10 the land,
Unabie were to answer the demand
Of ,hoss who did in trsfAe deep engage.
The deficiency Of course,
Was hunted out OF private source
And many saving men their money lent.
Al premiums per moath OF three per cent
Tbs notes Of borrowers when due,
10 pay--wss easy done
WHY they had rousht 10 do,
Blu, just the interest to calculate
On the amount for sixty days from datey
And sign another one
A creditor sometimes indeed
Money would want--would have it,
A debtor, in such case OF need,
Could make note and shovo u.
Xrede was DISK -tuc P''Ses "b"s
And profits cosnted so secure,
As to completely justify
All sxpences OF expenditure
Some eighteen months ago, the bubble burst,
As sage prophetic men foresaw II must
The sudden change, 1t is well known,
Knocked general credit pros,rate down,
And i.id the Banks in reputation sick -
Because their notes payable on demand,
Exceed great way their cash IN hand,
yfthey don't err in their Arithmetic.
Ext. .aysgance--.thou tans--tbou curse,
OF every wee the parent, or the nurse,
How fatal hss thy sway been
How many in tby vile embrace,
Have sunk their honor--iosl their peace
And proved thy joys day dream
Economy thou booD--thou shield,
What comfort doth Why prudence yield,
10 those whose guide thou art -
Fearlcs. they hear the court house bell
In peaing tones, its summons tell,
That the hour OF ,rial's come,
Possessed by thee Of oase OF henrt--
And placing on thee much rebapce
TO Constabies they Did defiance.
And at the Sherit bite the thumb;
Not fear ing their harassn,cnt--
While those who follow in The dance,
let down by dame exusvagsnce.
AIS tortured by embarrassment.
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AEEcporE.

A certain Hiberqian lady had Gus
tom Of say ing to lavorite little dog, to
make him follow her, I" Come along sir, !"
A would be witty gentleman stepped up
to her one day, and accosted her with
" Is il me, madam you called ?" "Oh
no sir" said she with great composure,
. il was another puppy, | spoke to-"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14
rRRIcHr OR PASSAGE.

An illiterate shop-keeper, having an
empty cask which he wished to dispose
OF, placed it before his door, and with a
piece of chalk wrote upon it "FOR
SAIL" "A waggish Sailor passing that
way shortly after, and perceiving the mis-
take of the 'vcnder Of wares immediate
ly wrote underneath, For freight or
passage, apply at the bung. .hole."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-14

THE lower pmt Of Dwelling House
u Dridgc-strset, on the Point. containing sin
rooms, together With vood-kouse. stable. ssd
garden The House Il in excellent repair. Alss
for sale or 10 let the building next east Of the
RepublicAn 0iace.--for terms apply to
the. TOWNSEND, ion,
newport. Sept 8. 1880.
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State of Rhode. Island, &c.

NS VI H'HOSS' HSiaIfI, SNC.
January 27, 1921.
THE creditors Of Mary Allen, OF Prot.
idence, single woman, are hereby notified to
appear, IL they shall rhiak 6t, OF the General
Assembly TO be holden at Ess, Greenwich,
on tho third Moudsy Of Februsry next, to
shew cause, IL sny they may have, why her
petition for the benefit Of the oct eniilled "sn
act fcs the relief Of insolvent debtors" ought
not to be granted.
HEsRr Bowrs, See'ry.
Jsn. 81.
THE VOLATIL E AROMATIC
SNUFF. for Head Aehe 6 Cdfafrh.
ID ECoMMENDEO by Doct. wArEasevss, is
Az now constantly kept for sase by
Sevpgt, M 10. rs.o
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-20
7 no WISHES 10 puTchase,
.MnruIdnd Tobacco.
Police Notice.

VT7HEREAS repeated complaints have
w been made in relation to the keepers
of tipIing shops, selling liquor 10, trading
with, and entertaining staues, contrary both
10 the laws of Virginia, and the Corporation;
practices particularly calculated 20 demora-
lie the minds of such persons, for remedy
whereof,
Notice is hereby GiUen
THAT any slave or slaves, seen in any
tipling house, without producing written
order. stating that be, she or they are sent
there by their master or owner on business
with the keeper of the aforesaid house, vii!
be taken forthwith to the Office of the Mayor
a.well as he occupier Of the house, to be
dealt with according to law; and this reeuIa-
ton will be rigiJly enforced; The publication
will be made in both papers OF The town for
ten days previous thereto.
BY order of the Mayor.
H. I. REEVES.
DAVIS BOWIE,
Police ConstubleS
aug Is
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Ser Amsterdam
Public Sale.

- In pursuance of dead ol trust to
FIR the subscriber from Benjamin Dean,
Assssssi and Euphemia his vile, to secure The
A1. payment of certain suns OF money,
due to Joseph Dean, deceased, he will pro-
coed to sell, on Wednesday, Tie 18Th day Of
September nsrt. on the premises, in Prince
william county, state of Virginia, four miles
from Haymarket. and thirty five from the he
Distric. of Columbia, one merchant mill, 80
Inv 50 feet, 4 floors, 2 pair OF bu'rs, with f.
vans machinery complete: Also one other
Mil. &c by 80 Ieet a floors, one pair of
stones, fixed for another pair, with machine
fot breaking corn IN the ears and plaster;
Also double geered saw mill. covered, and
with separate wheel; good dwelling
house, two stories high, and al necessary
out houses. miIer's and coopr's houses,
cooper's hop. with between fifteen and Sc
yenleen acres OF Land -Terusmade known
on day 81 sale Sale to commeace at IL o.
clock. By order Of the executor,
VIM. HERBERT. aug 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-20
,ould SANDER his Creator if he kneat

could SANDER his Creator if he kneae
him!'
Thou hast not yet answered our
former question fuiiy;" rejoined the agent
of the assembly in d raised tone. what
employs the King OF Prussia on this
day"
This morning." replied the invisible
speaker, he was conjugating the vero
Eunui at Sans souei--l an tired, thou art
tired, SC. This evening, he has devised
a new amusement, and has ordered his
sergeant major to give hundred lasheS
each TO about forty gentlemen who are
meddling in what does not concern them
AS he spoke, he dropped, the bandage'
the sack and the thread-bare coat that
covered his favorite uniform, and they
saw Frederic the Great himself. HIS
blue eye had something paralyzing In 1t
for those who might have attempted es-
cape stood stupidity gazing, while the
SERGEANT of the guards entered to execute
..elr sentence 1t was fulfilled with great
impartiabty, upon the spot, in the pres
ence OF the King, who dismissed the Ca
balists very good humoredly after their
fagellation, saying he had given them
another secret to keep. V.
*The Gordon bleu was put on the late
Dauphiu IN the cradle.
I VI Lahurpe records similar prophecy.
Al Europe knows how well il has been
verified.
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Nep York, 4ng. l6,
FROM sr. DOMINGO.

FROM sr. DOMINGO.
Capt. Dahgett, who arrived here last
evening, INFORMS That Courier arrived
at Fort au Platt, on the 2Oth July, from
the City of st. Domingo, bringing the de-
termination of the Cortes to encourage
the cultlyatvrs of Spanish 81. Domingo,
by opening the ports and permitting the
expectation of Coffee, Tobacco, Il hides,
zee of duty. With view Of inducing
the natives 20 cultivate the soil instead OF
cutting mahogany, the duty, on this arti-
Gle is doubled, WHICH amounts to u pro
hlDition or the export.
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P& SISCRI"T
Baltimore, .4ugust II.

Baltimore, .4ugust IL
Bv the poiieness of Capt Chandler ct
the brig Torpedo, irom Smyrna, We have
been favored with the follow ng interesting
Intelligence The Torpedo sailed from
S.ryrn4 on the 2uth Of May-in passing the
Castle was detained all night and suffered to
proceed Al d1y light Aif,rs con'inu' IN
very unsettled state throughout the tur-
kish Empme a: Smyrna, on the 18TH ct
may, general Embargo was laid, previous
IN which many serious alarms had taken
Mace and grear number Of Greeks had
embarked with their families and property,
for the islands of the Archipelago, fearing
10 aw ait the result OF an impending Struggle.
On he 10Th the city presented most dis
tressing scenP-the Cknrch yards and hou-
ses oft{s Franks were filled with Greeks,
who had Red thi,her Tor protection the
Turkish authorities had lost ali control, The
Jsnnissares having assumed the command
of the city.
Many Greeks, Armenians and Jews bad
been as>aS>inated, and numerous other ex-
cesSes committed, which were generally at
trlbured to = body Of Turkish troops that
hat been collected in the interior, which
took the city in their route Tor The Morea,
their original destination. Such was the
aarm, that every vessel lying in the harbor
was rapidly flied by the fugi,yes, and a
graf number " no could not obtain that asy
JIM, r. her ;sg>red themselves to open boats
On the ocean, than lay themss Ives open 10
inr >cimrtrS e those 'nerCiless bsrbsrians.
~ business was at course suspended and
every bqzar closed. The day previous TO
the To'pein'> sailing, Pashaw tortun>tesy
arrived. whose first measure was ordering
he troops from ,he city 10 the Castle OF
Smyrna, aUG placing rhe city in such pos
'mC of safety, as To- permit business 70 re-
commence, the Creek having been preri
ousy disarmed The British sloop oil wal
S2y, in pass ing the Castle. bound in, had a
Wiley OF mu>kttry fred into her from the
Fort, which the COMMANDER prudentiy did
noi noiiCeHat the tlme-learing the effects il
might produce in the city. No Greek is per
mtjedlo leave the city, md all vessels PRE-
WINS 10 sailing are searched, and any Greek
ieutd Ca board. taken on shore. We were
informed, that al the Islands in the neigh
hHrhood q Zlro, where we saw the Greciar
Patriot FIX flying, were under similar col
OUTS. Saw several oil the Grecian dset stan
cling to the Northward On the Goth, a
Milo, was informed that the feet consisted O
$50 sail. The report of The capture OF three
Turkish ships vt war was cOnhrmed--one,
corvette. was taken ia the harbor of Milo
and all the Turks on board, one hundred ant
ten N numher. were beheaded and thrown
mic tue sea--snother brig taken in tn,
Ee'ghboghood of Milo. after desperate &C
ton, was carried hy the Greeks, and TIT
remnant of a numerous crew shared the sam
tate. We were isrther informed. that tn
Greeks had captured 1000 Turks, principal
ly soldiers bound TO the Mores, every MAJ
ofNhom was numerically slaughtered
best of the Grecian feet had rendezvous
at he DariaReIes 20 watch the motions
tee Turkish squadron.
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.aT READLNG-ROOM 0As,
sSS30 MARINE JOURN AL. 49,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Aug. IS.

ARRIVED.
Schr Alberto, capt. A Bears, 70 days
from Halifax; plaster TO Thos. Ii. now
land-l5 passengers.
Schr Eieonora, Hilms, master, from
Plumb pit. Patuxan.; tobacco to VIM.
Fowie, " 90.
august l9.
No arrivals from sea and but few
inianus.
SAILED,
Schr Nancy, Perry, Castine.
Scnr. Emeine, IiellAer, Newyorll,
Smp Ulysses, capt. Rose from above
dropped by last nisut, and is now at an
chor off Broad Creek.
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Public sale
or WOOD LAND.

ON Saturday next the e5'h inst, at 4
" o'clock P. NJ, will he sold on the
PREMISES all the right, title and interest OF
Amos Alexander, in and to tract OF PRIME
Wood Land near TO Abigail JanneJ nI''
in Fairfax county, binding on the Llule
River Turnpike Road; containing by sur :
yey II acres 10 poles, beng a part OF Inc
proper,y giren Up by the said Alexander an
insoiyent debtor. as required by the act OF
Insolvency, for TIE Dlstric; OF COLUMBIA
ISACC ROBBINS, Trustee
q, dts
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Penn,anship,

L CUHIuItoHtp,
on Wednesday the 9th inst, at Inc corner
of King and Royal streets, where ne will be
HAPPY to exert himself in promoting The i'm
provement of all who may please to favor
him with their patronage.
The system he teaches IS calculated to
.stabIish ease, accuracy and expeditions; IN
point of elegance and velocity it is believed
to he inferior TO no one extaht: 1t IS embrac.
ed in Is lessons only; and very seldom is 81
hours necessary TO acquire a perfect know.
ledge of it. Should any diligent scholars
tail in thi. no charge will be made for In
structng them.
Avariety OF specimens of the improvement
of former pupils may be seen at the school
room which il is presumed need only be in,
spected to satisfy the public of the utility OF
the system. Gentlemen are respectfully IN
vited TO call and examine them. Specimens
of the teachers writing TO be seen at this Of
fee
Hours Of tuition for gentlemen from 6 TO 8
A. NJ. and from to- P. M.-For ladies'
from 9 TO II A. NJ. and from 8 10 5 2. NJ.
Terms, So.
N. B. Lessons will he given in families,
if required; and ali pupils taught TO make
their own pens' r.
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