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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
SAD ERFEcrS OF TIE COLD.

Aperson orr "Wednesday evening LIST.
in travelling from this town to Glocester,
froze his feet. 1t has been erroneousy
reported, that he was frozen to death.
On Thursday morning the body Of
RICHARD RHoDEs, man of color, was
found in Warwick, little south of the
village Of Pawtuxet, lifeless and frozen.
This black man was in the revolutionary
army, and in the times which tried
mems souls" rendered signal services to
this country. He was in the taking Of
Comwallis, where he distinguished him.
self by his courage: and was one Of the
few brave followers of Gen. Barton, who
succeeded in taking Prescott from the
midst Of the enemy on Rhode. Island.
Prev. 0ss.
Jan. %, u. S. Bank Stock was quoted
In the Philadelphia market at los IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31
COLD WEATHER.


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COLD WEATHER.
On "Wednesday and Thursday last.
the coldest weather was experienced,
which has been known here for many
years past, many say since the year 1880.
The utmost degree of cold is stated to
he at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday evening,
when the thermometer stood at eight de.
grees below the cipher. 1t begun to
moderate on Friday, and we have since
had very mild weather. The Narragan-
set bay is entirely frozen over, nearly as
far down As Newport. Our inner harbor
is frozen over but the outer harbor still
remains unobstructed. Papers from all
quarters speak ofthe intensity of the cold,
and in some instances the thermometers
are stated to range many degrees below
those Of this town, whether this is owing
to the difference in the instruments or
the actual difference, of the weather, we
are unable to determine-perhaps part
of both causes.
I'VE copy the following paragraph rom the Provi.
dence Patriot, and do it with great pleasure,
ash evnces disposition on the part Of our Prov.
idence neighbOrs to help out in Dsintsing the face
ths, Newport harbor 10 undoubtedly the most eli.
gible place, for Naval purposes, Of any in the U
nioa.-Ep. RRs.
An ounce Of fact is auorth a pound Of
speculation. While the harbors OF New.
York and Boston are completely blocked
up by ice, the harbor OF Newpor, is free
as the air, and vessels are continually ar.
irving and departing thereat and there.
from. 1t is the best harbor il, the East.
ern States. This has frequently been
asserted, but the experience of this hus-
sian Winte, has proved the fact beyond
cavil or doubt. t.-What then? Let the
Navy Department answer. The God Of
Nature has granted to Newport facilities
and advantages for naval depot, such as
no other pUr, enjoys in our northern lat
itudes.
The bill in favor of the late Com. Per.
RY's family, passed in the u. S. House
of Representatives ON "Wednesday last.
1t grants s 400 to Mrs. Perry, during
her life, and 3 $50 annually to each of the
children, until they arrive at the age Of
twenty-one years.
Fres "WAsnISoroN. Jan 90, (eys. 1921.
Your new Senator, Governur Knight
arrived last evening, and took his seat in
Senate this day. The question was ia.
ken in Senate to-day, OH the indefinite
PostPonement of the resolutions upon the
old sedItion act. and decided in the afr.
native: "a to l9-(Mr. K did not vote.
Of course, not having been present dur
ing the debate Mr.. Barbour immedi.
ately gave notice, that he should intro.
duce bill particularly tor the relief of
Matthew Lyon. The army reduction
bill is still before the House. 1t is be.
lieved that the radicake (as those mem.
bers are called who appreciate the reduc.
tion) will succeed in curtailing the army
expenditures. There are some extrava-
gancies. in the naval establishment,
which will probably be checked"
Prop. Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

tl.sm il. different parts, so srnaG. that
without particular attention it is not OBJ
served that any part Of the note is want
ing. To stop this practice. we are In
formed the City Bank do not. at present,
pay those notes which are thus mutilated,
as it is believed that the pieces taken
from them will be put together in such
manner as to impose on and defraud the
public.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-31

NEw-YoRK, Jan. %.
A number Of the Five Dollar Notes of
the City Bank have pieces taken from
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
DOME STlC.
FROM TIE nlcHmosp EsauraeK, OCT. rs.
CASEIN POINT,

CASE IN POINT.
case has occurred at ST: ADgustine, sim.
liar in it's origin but very different in its re-
suits, to the celebrated one at Pensacola. -
Papers were also detained at that place, which
ought to have been given up--they were ALEC
detained by the Elk Governor tCoppinger)-
and The American Governor w orthing tony
was also called upon TO reclaim them. Did
he seize the person of Coppingerp Did he
treat hin wish passionate violence ? Did he
throw him in the Calebozo? Did he reduce
him to the necessity Of applying for Ha6eas
Corpus; and then treat with contempt, both
:he writ Itself, and the Judge who issued it /?
Not one Of these things occurred at ST. Au-
gustine. Warrington exercised all The pow
ers that the occasion called for-sDd there
he stopped. He seized The papers, selected
sucn as he wanted but touetjrd not a hair of
hsrhead of Coppinger. What does the In
tel|igeDcer mean by saying that "ihe proceed,
ing at ST. Augustine appears to have been e
qudfty energetic with that al Pensacola with
this ddUdntage over it, that no personal vios
lence was employed IN making the seizure of
the papers?" Does he mean, that merely to
seize the papers only is equally eney getic with
seizure OF both persons and papers that it
is equally energetic to 60 less than half way :,
as to go all lengthsp Or are we to UNDER
stand, that Worthington's course was sufci
GENTLY energetic? that is to say, that it e.
quaiiy effected the object in view; the acoui.
sitioD OF the papers Of course, that al hey ond
that point, was an unnecessary and censura.
bic exercise Of power
The conduct of Governor Worthineton
had, indeed, every advantage over that Of gen.
jackson. 1t was confederate and mild,
while it was sufficiently enereetic.-lt wa,
the course which Gen. J. nigh, have pursu.
edit was one which would have prevented
those serious contentious, which have other.
wise geoera,ed.--We most earnestly regret
bis failing to pursue il.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
FROM THE LONDON COURIER OF SEPT. 8.
SLAVE TRADE.

The following is an extract of letter from
an officer on board his Ma,esty's ship Tar
tar, under Sir George Collier, Bart. com.
handing the squadron stationed on the coast
OF Africa, for the suppression Of the odious
and illegal traffic 10 slaves;
At Bonny, two slave vessels we're taken
by the boats oe the Tartar and Thistle, ore,
indeed, much by the good management Of
Lieut., Bagan, commanding the latter vess-
ell, This young man put The prime of all nj,
briggs company into a canoe which had come
of, end slowing these, to the number Of thir-
ty.fve. under The natives, went slonside the
SLAYER, Spanish schooner, having on board
a gang OF the most desperate villains unhung
As 1t was dark, the surprize ives complete {;
but the tide was so very rapid that any mis-,
chance must have been Che certain sacrifice
OF his entire crew. lie, however, succeed
ID, and 10 ibis canoe Captured the schooner,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

cisive step Of ordering eertais Spanish
officers to leave the territory within +
days. Tbel Of our correspondent,
which is also subjoined, will throw
some light, besides what is afforded by
the proclamation, on the circumstances
which induced this measure on the
part Of the Governor.
The Pensacola newspaper Of the asth
uIt. which also reached US Yesterday,
contains the entire publication OF .sthe
Spanish of6cers," referred to in tho
Governors proclamation. The. 5aame
paper contains several docudJ 1nts,
signed by American officers. relative to
the affair with Col. C. which have
been drawn forth BY the statement Of
Col. c. lately published. All these
articles will be inserted in our columns
to morrow.
The reported resignation Of Govern.
or jackson, and his arrival algasha
vile, circulating in the news |apers.!
are eontradicted by our letters FROM
Pensacola, which left him there on the
1st. instant.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03

We will venture to assert, that no danger
OF war menaces the Porte. The specula.
tions and cOnjectures Of the Paris papers,
contained in private letters, as they are ter.
med, from Vienna, Frankfort, etc. are emit.
tied to very little confidence. The disturbed
state OF the Greek provinces is sufficient to
justify, as a matter Of mere precautioD, the
concentration of . considerable force along
the frontiers of Russia and AUSTIN; though
we do NOT mean 20 ssy shat nothing more
than mere precaution was from the first
contemplated.
An article Of intelligence from Frankfort,
GATED the 5ih Sept. ASSERTS that the Russians
have actually passed the Pruth, and that the
declared purpose of the invasion 10 to restore
the Tranquility Of the Turkish dominious, by
bringing the Creeks back to their dutv, and
compelling the Turks to secure to them the
safety OF Persons and property. The Aths.
nIans are said to have sent q deputation to
Odessu, for the purpose Of conveying to the
Emperor Alexander the expression Of their
hopes, that he will extend to them his favour
and protection.
The inquest Cd Richard Honey terminate
on Wednesday. The jury having met ON
the forenoon Of that dsv, proceeded to DELHI
crate in private on the evidence. They con.
tinued in consultation until six o'clock, when
the coroner read the verdict returned, viz ::
&c Verdict OF Man.laughter against the off.
Gers and men Of the first regiment of life
Guards, who were on duty between Tyburn
Gate add Park lane, at the time Richard
Honey was shot, on Tuesday, l4th Aug.
1871" The jury then signed the in9uisition.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
From the National LntelHgencer Of Oct. %.
FROM PENSACOLA.

BY the southern nail of yesterday,
ne received from our correspondent al
Pensacola, copy Of the spbjoined
Proclamation, by which it seems that
Governor jackson hos found himself
under the necessity OK tekiug the de-
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-03
GOV. COPP1NCER,s PROTEST.

from the Charleston Courier.
The following is the statement and
protest of Gov. Coppinger, or The sub-
ject of the late proceeding IT s. Au~
Sustiues
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
For Sale
Bu 4. T.. Cazerore e TO.
BY TIE PACKAGE OR PIECE

BY TIE PACKAGE OR PIECE,
4 VERY complete assortment OF AMERI-
N CAN Goops. ginghams, stripes, chicks,
cbambrays, lettings, shiriings, tickinss,
threads, satinetts, broadclolhs, cassiners,
and cotton yarns.
GERMAN tickienburgs, osnaburgs, hessians,
Burlops brown rolls, Bie6eld linens, dow
las, white rolls, cress, brown hollands,
twilled bagging, oil cloths, and Saxon broad
clotha.
BRITISH broadcloths. pelisse cloths, cas-
simeres, vestings, bomba zines, cotton hose,
suspenders, carpetings, table mats, cotton
cambrics, fancy musins, Malabar handkis.
kerseys, buttons, patent thread, dimi!ies,
linens, lawns,
Ravens duck, nankins, umbrellas, India
straw carpets and table mats, sewing silks,
a few boxes ribbons and galoons, pins, &c.
Also,
Murdoch 8 best London particular Madeira
Wine, in pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
London market do. Malaga Wine, in half
quarter casks, Cogniac brandy in pipes,
Molasses, N. f. Rum, in hhds. and barrels,
Swedes iron assorted.
Baltimore window glass, every size.
Dupont's best Brandywine gunpoyder.
Sperm. candles. Spanish segars
Cut mains. id Cd Sd 10. may
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
The Legislature

AVlNG at their last session taken into
IL constellation the importance of the u
University OF MARYLAND to the state
granted the managers OF this Lottery the
right OF dividing it inio certain number of
Schemes for the purpose of attaining the OBJ
jects Of the University. As the managers are
now enabled to assume the direction of this
Lottery with all extraordinary advantage,
derived from the facility which the nature
OF this arrangement necessarily imparts, and
which will secure to the operations inciden-
tai to each scheme rapidly. as we'll as sue
cess. The drawing OF this Lottery W i'll COM
mence and terminate in the course of few
months.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Splendid French
PAPER HANGINGS.

HE subscriber has just opened at Mr..
foOr's auction store, Pennsylvania ave-
aue' opposite blr. Browns hotel, a superb
sSO1ment OF Paperhangings, comprising
e'sSry thing in the line. such as
nnlsh velvet gold papers, with
nniaadsome velvet 4 gold testoOn borders,
SS'an marble papers of all colours,
several views in bright colours,
SdOe papers, common low priced &c.
Together with an assortment OF
american Papers,
"re OF which he can sell as low as 3st cts.
.pte; Persons wanting the above articles
".uf DO we'll to give him an early call, as
"ay IS but for short time,
S. ROBINSON.
~ The best hangers are engaged and
ne MIr york warranted St.
"aa,ngton, May Is.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Notice.

A PPLlCATION will be made to the
n Bank OF Potomac, or Union Bank, for
a renewal of certificate Of thirty shares OF
stock, from No. 1879 to l4768, inclusive,
issued by the Union Bank of Alexandra, the
LIST May, 1917, to J. T. g. Plumer; the
same having been lost or mislaid. Alexan-
dria the 10th day of May, 1921.
CHR. NEALE, Trustee Of
Iaw3w J. & q PLUMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
j. III. Smoot,
ATTORNEY 1T Law,

HAS opened an office on Union one door
l. Il north OF Prince street.
He continues the practice OF the Law in
St. Mary's, Charles and Prince Georges
counties Maryland, and Fairfax county, Va.
Convsyancsng.,&c. attended TO.
may l6 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Prime Green Coffee.

Prime Green Coffee.
CEVEN thousand fvehundred lbs. Hava.
- IA coffee landing ard for sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMlTH.
Who has for sale,
Gunpowder tea, in chests, half chests and
len catty boxes, Ontario y Savannah's
cargoes.
Prime beef and pork for ship stores.
Blow salt in sacks liverpool illed)
Sicily. Madeira and Colemenar wine IN Or
casks
Sweet Malaga do in do and in pipes, OF
fine quality
Port do in bottles
Wrapping, sugarloaf and kentlsh cap paper
Binders and bandbox boards, Canton table
mats
Mould candles, butter in 6rkins
Baltimore whiskey, Muscovado sugar, DC.
mavo 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
A. Teacher.

4 NY gentleman wishing TO engage an
N instructor Of youth who is recommend
ed by gentlemen OF the first standing in So
ciety, as being well qualified to take charge
of an English school and has had considera-
bic experience, is respectfully solicited to
give information to the printer, or if done
within few days, to the subscriber at
Capt. A. Rhodes Union and Marine Hotel.
F. COPELAND.
r,.rJs St*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Grand National Lottery,
FIFTH Glass.
SCHEAl T.
1924 prizes, not Q blanks
ss2i6 blanks, to a prize.

5n.aon tickets at do is 5ou,ooo
Prizes only to be drawn,
On to 10th day will be deposited in the
wheel one prize yf D5ooo; on the 18th day
one prize of D5ooo; on the Goth day one
prize OF 5000; on the s5tb day one prize of
Die goo; on the 98th day prize Of 25, 900;
and on The 3oth daysone prize OF Dloo, 900.
Prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent
Thirty three drawings.
The drawings will be announced in the
course OF few weeks.
This splendid Lottery being under the
authority of the United Sta'es. and the pri-
zes all floating as specified, offers the great.
est inducement to Adventures.
Tickets will advance to Dll on the lst
day of June.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Sales at Auction .

Pnblic sale.
nN Tuesday. at o o'clock, will be sold
~ at the Auction Store, variety Of goods
among which are
Sugars Peach brandy
Moasses Porter ia bottles
Candles A few do
Soap Most choice Catsup
Mustard case Decsht and
Vinegar Tumblers assorted.
Also,
GiDghams Cassimers
Muslins Hardware
Cloths Mems Shoes, &c. &Ss
Will be added to the Sale,
Second hand Carriage
do Gig
/ Elegant Secretary and Bookcase
A few fashionable Chairs, &c. &c.
s. A. MARSTELLER, Aue.
Day of Sale of Lands OF Hineman's post
poned to Saturday same hour.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

swear in the name of the king my
father and lord, veneration and respect to
our sacred religion, to maintain, keep, &
observe perpetually, the constitution as it
shall be made in Portugal by the Cortes.
And then the book of the Holy Gospels
being presented by the bishop, chief
chaplain of the court, he put his right
hand upon it, saying, swear to the above,
signed, and pledge myself to sign it as en-
powered by the king my father and lord.
PRINCE ROYAL DE ALCANTANA.
In his own name he swore as follows:
Veneration, &c. to our sacred obedience
to the king, and to observe, keep, and
maintain perpetually the constitution, as
it shall be made in Portugal by the Cor
tes Signed,
Prince Royal d. PEDRO DE AlcANrANA.
Sworn to also by Infant Don Miguel,
this brother) and also by the following
ministry.
NJ. 81 Ignaeio de Costa Quintella, Min
ister for the affairs of the kingdom.
Joaquin Jose Monteiro Torres, Trans
atlantic Divisions.
Silvestre Pinheiro Ferreira, War and
Foreign Affairs.
Condo da Louza, d. Diego, of Royal
Treasury.
Bishop Capellao Nor, Board of Eccle-
siastics.
Antonio LUZ Pereira da Cunha, Po-
lice.
Jose Caetano Comes, Chief Treasurer
ofthe Royal Treasury.
Joao Perreira da Costa Sampaio, Assis-
tant do.
Sebastiao Luiz Tinoco, Fiscal Judg of
the Court.
Jose da Silva Lisboa, Inspector Gener-
al Of Literary Establishments.
Joao Rodriges Pereira d. Almeida,
Director OF the Bank of Brazil.
Jose de Oliveira Barboza, Chief Com
mander of the Police Guards.
Yisconde d'Asseca, President of the
Board OF Trade.
Carlos FREDERICK Caulo, General ofthe
Troops.
By has Majesty, Rubric,
Rubric or Signature of his Majesty, by
the initials.
Palace, Rio Janeiro, 25th Feb. 1921.
From the general list of Stockholders OF
L. oe Ill hHchoA OF 10 N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Oil.
4. G.. CazenOve & Co.

A. C. Cazenove 8 Go.
T1AVE Just received few packages OF
III German Hardware, consisting of
Coffee mills, assorted sizes,
Straw knives, grass Soy thes
8, 10, and II inch hoes, best Hassancle-
yer steel
Milan whetstones, dutch states
Toys and quilts
Also, on board Sloop Henry. at Payne's
dock 1000 feet OF seasoned ebay" Maho-
gany. may
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

Vaudeville 8 Larmour,
OFFER for sale.
" IO4 hhds New Orleans & Muscovado
$40 bbls sugar
10000 lbs coffee Wv
IS .hhds n. -. u W. Inola
So tierces & bbls molasses
90 hhds northern rum
10 do West India rum
20 20 hind hhSs whiskey
pipes 4tb proof cognac brandy
400 gals Para syrup, for family use
Io tierces fresh rice
ESQ biol shad & behring's, the choicest
qualities
500 boxes mould and = their own manu-.
dipped candles facture & war
5000 lbs white, clear rsnte5
ed f. brown soapJ
500 reams wrapping paper
Zoo do writing DO
$50 fresh nutmegs
loco lbs Tennessee feathers :,
Wines, liquors, teas, spices, Bengal aud
Spanish indigo, rape snuff IN canisters'
and their general assortment oil groceries.
NAV is 2taw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
N Office.

A TOLL GATHERER is wanted i'm
n mediately at the Great Hunting Greek
Bridge. Persons desiring the otlce will
make application to the President and Dr.
rectors, IN writing. accompanied by the ne
eessary testimonials of character; and these
may be lett with John D.Vowell, Treasurer
Of the Company.
NAV 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Cotton Yarn.

RRADEN, MORGAN T. Co. have the
- disposal of the Yarn made at the Co
iumb'an Factory. which is offered at baltl'
hOge prices.
ALSO,
81 boxes 8by 10 window glass
500 pieces short yellow nanAeen.
5mo Is ssd4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
6,eS5 prizes
1s,O65 blanks

10000 tickets at D9 is 10000
NOT Two BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
Prizes payable at the Franklin Bank OF
Baltimore, sixty days after the completion
of the drawing, subject to deduction of IS
per cent.
First drawn 5000 blanks entitled TO Do
each. One prize OF D5ooo 10 be deposited
in the wheel after the 9th day. One prize
Of D5ooo after the 18th day. One prize of
Die, 900 after the 18th day. And the D3o, 200
prize otter the Gath days drawing. To be
completed in thirty days drawing.
MAN
Wiil,an W. Ta,lor, Nathaniel Williams,
James L. Huaykins, Wil'ium Houard,
John P. Pleasants, Richard w. Hull,
John B. Davi ge, George r. &ewart.
Elisha De Butts, .MnrveU McDousH,
Nathaniel Potter, Samuel Baker,
JOHN P. KENNEDY, on the part of the
WILLIAM W. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
PS. Orders for Tickets from any part of
the United States, addressed to the subscri-
Der will be promptly attended to.
Whole tickets D8 Quarters DE-
Halves : 4 Eighths /
For Lucky numbers apply to
J. Ill. RUNNELS'
Lottery & Exchange Office
King street, .alsaandri, ID. c.
may II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
For Boston and Portland .

For Boston and Portland -
.SM The Packet Sloop FAVORIT ::
!s& E. Dyer, master, will sail ina fe
Gays and take some freight and passenger
for which she has handsome accommoda-
tions. Apply to WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
Who have for Sale
Said slcop's cargo of 10000 feet clear
merchandise LUMBER.
may Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
-SA&n READING ROOM .&t,A
N NJ airline JOURN AL &aSs
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. May II.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
The fast sailing brig Benefactor, lmmohr,
master, John ). Miller, supercargo, in the
short passage OF ten days from st. Thomas.
Coffee, to r. Riggs of Georgetown and NJ.
Miller & Son, and J. II. Rowland of this
place
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18

Notice is hereby given,
4 CCORDING to the rules prescribed by
~ the Bank, that shall apply to the
President and Directors of the Bank Of A.
lexandria, for the renewal Of certificate
for ten shares Of stock therein, including
Nos. 1865, 166, 1877 1853, 533, 694, 698,
0'0' GEORGE CARTER,
may 10 y Oauanos, "a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
Sicily Lemons, &c.

Sicily Lemons, &c.
SEVEN boxes Sicily lemons in good or.
600 weight spun cotton from No s to II
2pipes cognac brandy
Jamaica spirits
West India rum
Holland gin
Old peach and apple brandy
Sicily, Madeira & sweet Malaga wines
Old and common whiskey
With general assortment Of groceries
for sale by JNO. LANHAM,
may l5-3t upper end of King ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
n COUNCIL. MAY IA, 1921.

IN COUNCIL, MAY IA, 1921.
Ordered, That John Grid, Alexander Nc
Kenzle, and Thomas Preston be appointed
Commissioners for holding an election al A.
Rhodes tavern, on Saturday the 2Sth inst.
for member to serve in the Common Coun-
Gil, 10 The place Of Anthony Rhodes, resign
Cd
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-18
CASH

To give for Negroes.
THE Subscriber will give Cash for few
Il likely young negroes, viz: Boys and
Girls, from eight to twenty years of age, if
application be made to him at Mr.. Legg's
tavern, in Alexandria, OIL King street. within
eight or ten days.
JOHN s. HUTCHINSON.
NAV I7-3t*