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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
Bralen Morgan & Co.


sEAVE imported in the ships Wilhe,;uio4
II 4. Belvldera from Liverpool
Fine s. superfne cloths
Do DO prlisse, do pain & ,wil'J
Do do Indies cloths
Do double milPd drab cloths
Fiushings, blue, drab \. olive
Flannels, white, red & yellow
Blankets, rose, point & s'rip'd
Bombaze,ls. plain !. figured
Tartan plaids
Merno shawis
Cashmere do plain g. embroidered
Plaid table cloths
Robes OF various patterns
Fancy waislcoaiing
Worsted hose, black, slate {. white
Do gloves y caps.
Cords aud velge,eans
9-8 cotton apron check
7-8 & 90 steam loom shirtings
9-8 & Cd cambria musllns
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks g. ball twis
Beaver gloves, cotton hose
Black ribbons galloons, cassinetts,
Shoe thread, &C. &c.
9 mo 10 d3teo6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
sales hy Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, l7lb last.

On WEDNESDAY, l7lb inst.
N1ILL be sold on the premises t5egin-
w ming v itli that first named) the iJ..ov-
ing valua Bile properly, viz.
ssx.x 4 frame Dwelling muse :. store,
HTFE and lot OF ground, on Royal be,ween
Srss King and Prince streets, and oppo.
A1 site the Gazette Office, very c'-,ve-
nient and in good repair and the stand for
business equal to any in town, having been
long occupied as shop.
ALSO,
eelegant lots Zone a corLer 10y on Queen
and Fayetie streets. The convenience Of
this property to the best water and being 81
tua'ed in the e healthy part of tie town,
renders them very desirable for bu,idins lots.
Terms liberal.
S.A. MARSTELLER, auctr.
OCT II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13

Patton 8 Butcher,
IL AVE received per the ship Boston
L captain Finley, from Liverpool, the
balance Of their Fad assortment of
HARDWARE.
CONSISTING OF
Wagon boxes
Hoop non, 10 inches
Shee, IRON
Round do.sualI sizes
Sheet lead
Shot belts, powder TASKS, s bird bag:
funtsmsn', patent tio,ns
l.. Bli.tered stte
AnvlIs d vices
Sedge T. hand hammers
Knives \ forks
Iron wire
Locks, hinges, screws.
&c. Nc.
oct 6 9aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
For EastpDrt,

For PASSPORT,
,-SbS, The good schr. MARY SPEAR.
@:s.tX& Robert PeIIy, master; burthen about
725 bis. aud will te ready to load M tew
days and wants 500 bbls. freight Apply to
JOHN II. LiDD & co.
Who have just received per above vessel,
brig James Monroe md schr. Hancock, tor
sale now shnal,
$50 casAs lhomaston lime
Is NJ. merchantable boards
60 tons Plaster
SO bags pepper
SO bUis brown sugar
SIS white Havana do
CT 81. Crolx do
10 boxes lump do
10 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
half pipe genuine port 10
80 pieces Russia duck
7 cases fine and common fur hats
"A puneons West India rum
&c casks cut nails OF assorted sizes sand
OF best quality
&C . If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
For Richmond.

AZ, The schr. Resolution, capt Hefe-
.sssa..aton viii sal on Friday next, ior
freight or passage apply 10 the master Oh
board, or u
w. L. KENNEDY.
oct ll-3t fuckers What.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
Died.

9a 'he Sih inst al his resi- Hence, Round
H. Fart,x coQn'y, Va. Hsj. GEORGE
TRIFP..- TT, Ia MS % year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-13
Carpenters, Look Out
He has cHt q stick : :!

Dan away from the subscriber on the
= 2ath OF last month, Benjdrin Chiids,
an il1ented apprentice 10 the Carpenters
business, a5nu. - years al age, stout made,
dark eyes, light haIr, very much inclined to
dreS, AMI run 10 compaay; it is strongly sus-
pec;sd he has been entIced away from bis
,ra,ter. HIS oloatLing is various, therefore
cannot be described. Six cents and basket
al shsvings will be given for securing said
runaway IN jail, 50 that get him again -
All persons are hereby .orewarned harbnripg
OF employing him as am determined to put
The law in force against offenders.
WIN. STEWART.
oct IL 1awiw
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26

Important LnproremeHk-Mr. P. Williamson,
OF Baltimore, has lately invented a BEDSTEAD
upon a new and improved plan.
= The great and paramount advantage Of this
neat continuance, aud which appears to have been
the principal aim of the inventor, Says the Bait.
Fed Republican, is the OF an evil long knolct
and felt, from the most loathsome. detestable and
hateful tHsects that ever i;irIded the habtation OF
civilized man.
: The frame is entirely Invested of pins, cord,
or ioop-heles in the canvass, the dens and har-
ocurs from which continually swarm those voraa
cioua and sleep-destroying vermn. The frame 10
taken out IN a moment, and both hedstead and
frame . brought under the simple operation OF u
hand brush.
" We hope this most boodthirsty and savage
foe, who has triumphed for ages will receive q
check, and be brought TO halt. they have fall
en- INTO the hands Of one who iii i j. possible) will
give good account Of them''
II is presumed that the g bld-dthirsty, savage
foe" thus doomed 10 determination is the bed bug,
although not dssCfibed-eO 1lOmins.-It is respect
fully suggested TO MIR. whether he cannot add .
little interesting appendix TO his Inventions as
to keep Of feas and mGsqueto5s. II would be q
| special convenience during the approaching hot
season, and moreover very popular in the " allu-
/ VlaI' aud new settlements.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26

to the county from time To time From convictions in the
Circuit Court OF Common Pleas And the Supreme Judicial
Court and the Circuit Court OF Common Pleas shall audit
and the Sher's snrh hes shall have
been by them imposed, and tor forteitufss arising Az said
Courts respectively ami hsrsupon grant the Sheriff atu
Sect Be IL further enacted, That rly Sheriff, deputy
Sheriff being in his Office, tor
the Preservation OF the peace for the apprehsndng
eatng persons tor breach OF the for
any oIheF criminal cause, SHALL have lawful authority
quirr suitable aid and sst therein And ANY person.
being required by Sheriff, deputy Sheriff Constable,
the the AID and assist him in the execution
Of his office Aforesaid shall neglect refuse do and
be thereof convicted before Court proper The same
such offender shall b. fined the of The where
such offence shall be commec no. less yhln three dollars
nor than fifty dollars, according 10 the circumstances
OF the and any such offender shall be unable,
shall nor forthwith pay thr said ne- such Courr may pun
ish him by in'Prisonment nor exceeding thirty days.
really aud bona ldr Sheriff. deputy Sheriff or Constable
shall himself he eher of said officers, and take
AID assist him in any sRPertsinng the
duty ct deputy sheriff Coustablt he shall fined
cumstnees Of his offence moiety thereof the Of
the NstS, aud the Other moery him them who shall
ssf ?. Bs Il rsher enacted That an, Constable an ary
plantation IA this state, BE-. and be hereby is
IN the plant ton which he may btlong, any writ,
execution any personal action where the
dsge sued Tor or recovered shall exceed hundred
dollars, including all wrrs aud processes them duly d
rected in which plantations of which they
inhabitants, parties ed and return hereofto
make 10 the Court which she may be returnablr
Preceded hs7Uever, That every Constable after being
ne SNTNc or proceed 10 collect
execution, shall give the Treasurer Of bis town. bond
~ the Of hundred dollars, with sureties
cent IN the opinion OF the Seectmen and Clerk for
the faithful performance OF his dues and trust, all
processes by him served executed and for
he shall before giving such bond, he shall
forfeit and less than twenty than fifty dol
lars recoverable the Of any person who shall for
the and all persons suffering through the defaults
msdongs Of such Constable shall have the in
law on his bond provided respect She bonds,
and the like proceedings both shall be had such
changes being made. as will MAX the process efectua
Sect TO- BE 1t further enacted, That Constable of any
town or p ntaI'on within this State shall have authority,
IN the execution OF the writ him directed by
awful authority, 70 convey we'll prisoner prison.
ers things thar they May have aiken into their custody
either TO the Justice issuing writ the
common gao house OF of the county where
such Constable an nhabtant, according the writ
warrant may be directed.
March 70, I61I-APproved: WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26

An ACT to dilf,use the benefits of incubation
Tor thesKine P0ck.
c. DE it enected by the Senate and
: 10 House Of Representatives, in Leg
islature assembled, Thatit shall be The duty u
every town and plantation within this State,
wherein no board of health shall be established,
at their annual meetings for the choice of town
officers, to choose in the manner in which other
town officers arc by law chosen, three or more
suitable persons, whose duty it shall be, to su-
pcrintend the inoculation of the inhabitants OF
such town or plantation with the Kline Pock:
SECT. 2. BE it further enacted, That it shall
and may be lawful for the inhabitants Of any town
or plantation, at any Of their SAID annual meet
ings, to provide for the incubation Of the nhab-
itants of such town or plantation, with the Kline
POclI, under the direction and control of said su
perintcndants, or board Of health, where such
board is established; and to raise all necessary
sums TO defray the expenses of such inoculatlon,
or such part thereof as they may deem proper,
in the same way and manner that other town
charges are by law betrayed.
February IA, l32l-Approyed!
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26

and pay to those persons who drove any logs,
masts, spars, or other timber within thirty days
after such service Is performed; and at the ex-
pration Of said thirty days the person or persons
performing such service, shall have full power 10
sell at public vendue so many OF said logs, masts
spars, or other timber as sEal. pay the fall ex-
pence Of driving the same, after giving fifteen
days notice, by posting up advertisements il two
or public places in tho town where the
owner r. owners reside. And If any surplus shall
remain aud above what shall compensate
such person for his trouble and expence, the same
shall be returned to the owners thereof.
March 10, lG2l-Approyed
WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26
LAWS OF MAINE.
AN ACT d.Tectins the manner in which notices
upon petitions 70 De presented to the Legisla-

AS AL dTccting the manner 10 which notices
upon petitions 10 De presented to the Legsla-
ture, may De given. =.
G~Tcr E ~ snlcsd ~ fLs SeHls aa4 HR5s Of Repre-
a., ss.zssgss,IH Leg llaAre Gs5snislsd. That uhen
Fny individuals rf their agent, may
nvd ptitloa u sy future Legislature
81 rus State s a. n, 4aJi pr.yer pt-
Dicn niay -itct tic fgas interests Of any other d
sidu Is Corporations, tie ttioaers may the ind
VIiaa o. corporation ~s rgatsor Interests may be thus
aHectsd. kaoso. tOhe seized tt aid attesred
copy OF tne Petition sky avs least Or-
OF abe session q sd Legislge. ~ any sheriff.
Ity Sheriff, Cest BE Coz aer shdl make du-
thcrro AID ~hrn Sli thc individuals pof
suac ghJ utsre K thus affected known
the petit oners may copy OF their petition
e P-blshsd any paper printed iD the county, ay
xheTe be otherwise m the ai,oiuing county where
sash petitioners ress tlree weeks SUCCESSFULLY,
publication 10 he thDty DAYS isr before te Commence
VI the Session ~ sad l. gsisurt and re notices
thus shall have tr sas elect notices oered by
the Iegsafur, petitions prosecute d AMI PAD
suance at such ord-fs.
SECT. 81 WfIscr sI-fs3 That every Sheriff, neufy
Sherih Constable Coroner, zho may a
s8i3 lio~ 81 and paid te petitioners
Tor has scIn~l Irsvvi making the service
twelve page for each copy Of petition aud thirty
for e4ch service thereof aad after service shall
nsnd liver The petition with his thsrson The
psrifloneT5.
February II. ls2I-A Approved. WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26
AN ACT to prevent Routs, Riots, and tumultu.
nlls Aasn mhlies and TO sInnress insnrrecfinns


src TOE il eHacisd b the Senate and Huie of pre-
ID 5slt1h0el, IN Legislature assembled, That IT
any number ~ persons OF twelve more shall be unlawful
~ rioteusy unultu1usiy assembled and shall Imme
daey dpere themselves, after having been by any
if Deputy Sheriff Justice OF the Pesce county, or
any Constable OF town, commanded do in the name
OF this State each and every person OF such shall
be punished by solitary imprisonment exceeding one
year, aud afterwards be- confined hard labor for term
exceeding year. o. ied 10 exceeding five
hundred dollars, THE Of this STATE any or an Of the
above Punisbments according TO the aggavstion Of
fence.
SECT. \ Bsfrfsr enacted That If any person or per-
shall disguise himself themselves with intention
ohstruct the cution OF the laws this State or 10 m
Tmid@te interrupt any Sheriff Deputy Sheriff Surveyor
other II the legal discharge any Office or ap
poutmen under the laws OF this State every such person SO
disguised SHALL conviction. be fined in a sum nor ex
ceedng FIVE hund Ell dollars, be imprisoned not exceeding
year, both according the aggravaton of the offence
SECT g Be IL further enacted, That whenever an insur
scton h u have taken place in this STATE 10 obstruc the
Of Justice the due Of the laws the Cow
OF Ills is hereby empowered TO detach and III
into actual services such OF the Militia the State
III his opinion shall b adequate suppress same.
March 8, Ic2i-APProved; WILLIAM KING.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26

such an extravagant zeal to hear a famous actor
shall make Us ridiculous in the eyes Of all other
cities and countries, and a. shall certainly soIl
the only good actors who may come among Us.
After all, il is but an art by which MEN get mo
ney from those who are anxious to spend H. tits
too late to pretend that il is of any moral use 10
any country or to deny that il j. often pernicious
to the name RS and morals end taste Of our Young
men. To tolerate it i all that ought III con-
science to beasked by the young or the old lovers
of the Drama, but TO require of Us to subject the
Commonwealth, and the metropolis 10 the dis
grace il sustained the last winter by the eKt-ava-
CANT ardour to hear Mr.. Kean, 10 the enthusiasm
which on a smaller scale Fesembled that Of the
South Sea and Mississippi schemes, and which ter
minated as II ought TO have done In the contempt
uous and insulting conduct OF the pageant WHORE
we ourselves had created, il more than can be
reasonably demanded Of Us, and more than trust
ourdisnity and self respect VIII ever again sub
Motive must have theatrical representations
let US consider them as pastimes, not as serious ar
fairs, and treat those who amusc us a. they ought
TO be treated-pay them, and consider ourselves
fairly acquitted.
In this way, and in this way only shall we be
well and respectfully treated--but the moment
we permitit TO be understood, that our money Is
not sufficient reward--that an actor il an inpor-
tant member Of the Commonwealth, we shall be
inundated with European pretenders who viii
take our money and then insult us for our want Of
taste-vho viii tell have no relish for Shals-
pcare unless the glass i below Zero
Goblet, says one Of our English correspondents,
was tried for libel the other day upon one Cleary,
who Mr.. Brougham, the plaintiffs counsel, rep
resented as very respectable character, and the
friend and companion Of Major Cartwright
= What.m cries Goblet = Cleary the friend and
companion Of the worthy and honor able Major
Cartwright why, POUNDS you might as we'll call
bag a mans bedfeItot0 - This comparison, as
you may easily imagine, set the whole court in
roar, in which the judge himself was fam 10 par
ticipate.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
COHEN'S OFFICE
114 Market st.

BALTIMORE, June aad, 1891.
erThe public are hereby informed that
the GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF
MARYLAND will be drawn on The old and
popular system OF drawing both TANKS and
prizes, and that in this scheme which con-
tains capitals of D.4O.O00, 10000 10000,
2 OF 5000, &c. &c.-The arrangement has
been made to allow premium Of TEN DOL
LARS TO each Of the three thousand first
dranjn blanks, which gives great advantage
10 the eaily adsenturet, and should be an
induce ment for those lot yet supplied 10
make their investments without delay, par.
ticularly as tickets can now be had 1t the
low rate Of TEN DOLLARS only, and
halves, quarters aud eighths 10 the same
: GTHE DRAWING win speedily be
announced and will progress TO its, compile.
ton with all possible despatch, under the
superintendent OF the COMMISSIONERS
appointed by The GOVERNOR and COUNCIL.
@ORDEES by mail; post paid, or BY
private conveyance will meet the same
prompt attention as ii on personal applica.
ton, addressed to j. I. COHEN, Jr.
Secretary to the Managers, Baltimore.
june % st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Public Sale.

Having desire ofleaving Town,
&Y1H wish to offer at public safe on the
Hss:l 18th day of July, OF o'clock in the
1911 morning, the following property
One enclosed lot, MANFRED, corner of Glib.
bon and Patrick streets, 1873 by SO; one
lot on Henry street near Gibbon street, 18
feet front by 100 back, with frame house
thereon. suitable for ,middling large fami.
ly; one brick house in Duke street, adjoining
Mr.. Philips lot, 81 feet front by SO back,
to Is feet alley, on which is wooden
stable; one lot adjoining, sc feet on Duke
street, SO feet on Patrick street, backed by
the Is ieet alley; one lot on Prince street,
adjoining Stanton s aud Bowels houses, "a
feet front SO back, to Is feet alley; one
do lot adjoining, "a ieet on Prince street,
IS feet on Henry street to the Is feet alley;
one lot on Duke street with two houses al
present occupied by Alexander Perry, Jun. {;
one lot adjoining where live, 90 feet front
by loo back, with large shed front, a
good brick dwelling, a good brick smoke
house and privy, and other back buildings
and lot attached to this, % feet by SO,
with large brick stable thereon; also the
house and lot Inow occupy, 40 teet front
by 100, the house Is very lsfge and COM
modious for merchandise, either wholesale
or retail. with large brick building, &C.
cupied as soap house, and pump 10 the
yard. Terms will be one fifth at 60 days,
the other equally divided at 6 and twelve
months.
ALEXANDER PERRY.
iupe 25 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26

he l7eh january, after lingering i'll
ness. >,
the y. States 2 years, months and ID
laws and during that time, has visited
r~snv ports in the Pacific Ocean, and rem
narsd important services TO the American
oomrnsrse in that quarter of the world
She has lost on the cruise 80 men; Is of
Gssase, 3 drowned, and 2 murdered by
-he spaniards OF the ~, was one Lieut..
,So Midshipmen, and the Chaplain. She
Ia now q crew on board of S47 men and
~ supernumeraries about % on the sick
list The ship appears to be in fine order.
She has sailed, curing the time of her 40
.snce up to the time Of her anchoring last
night, $1,000 miles.
She has on board ,StS43,232 in specie,
and SO,4+l ounces OF silver, for Merchants
in the United States.
have just come up from the Macedo-
Ian, at anchor off Long Island, and have
Aad but few minutes to write this scrawl
y have not time to be more particular, as
re mail is this instant closing.
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Rz<2222eZs'.

0rOrders from any part of the United
States, enclosing Tue cash or prize tickets,
post paid, will meet the same pmctual and
prompt attention as if personal application
was made. .- =
GrPrze tickets in the Consolidation and
Navigation Lotteries, as we'll as most kinds
OF Foreign Bank Bills, will bel received in
payment at par: ="
6rThe Managers Official List Of the
drawing will be regularly received and a
check book kept for the examination of all
tickets gratis ordered at i -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Dry Goods at Auction.

an Tuesday evening The a6tb ihs:. at s
" O'Clock, will be sold, without reserve,
at our Auction Rooms, corner Of Bridge and
Congress-streets, large. and handsome as
sortment Of seasonable Dry Goods, on q lis.
eral credit; as
SO and Ga cambria Muslins
do do jaconet do
do do myll do
do 90 book do
"A and 81 linen and cotton Sbeetinge
Domestics Sheetings and Shirrings
Long and short yellow Nankeens
3-5, A. and Ga cambria Ginghams
Black Bombazeens and Bombaaettes
Mea's and women's cotton Hosiery
Irish Linens and Lawns
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols
White and colured kid Gloves
Baftas and Mammoodies
Platillas and Dimities
Marseilles and Jean Nesting
Calicoes and Carlisle Gingham
Florentines aud Florences
Cotton Balls and Threads
Domestic Tickings and Checks
Bandana and Madras Haadkerchief3
Lustring and satin Ribbons, assorted
W. w. C0RCORAN $Co. auc.
Georgetown, June 23--ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-26
Sales at Auction.

On TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, =
WILL be sold at the auction .tore va'
w riety of Goods, among which are
Sugar Brandy
Molasses Mustard
Candles Vinegar
Soap Ginger
10 barrels N. York ale
6boxes Day & Martins genuine black
ing
VARIETY OF
:. Household Furniture
Chairs, Feathers &c.
A few p's. India Carpeiisg very superior
Rush Carpetihg &c.
ALSO,
Cloths. CASHMERE, linens and other Dry
Goods as usual
Il case mems fine shoes
Hardware, cutlery &c. -.
Viii be added 10 this days sale,
20 ps Nos. 8 10 g. II linen cambria
10 boxes very superior mustard
"A: MARSTELLER, Auc.
june %;
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District of Columb la,
= - Alexandra county, set.
May FERN, 1897 2ist day.
IN CHya.NCERY,

May FERN, 1891, slst day.
IN CH.4NCERY,
William Trne-Compiaanant,
Against
Robert Patton. jun. William Morrison and
William Wilson--Defsndants
TIME defendant Robert Patton, jun. not
Il having entered his appearance given
security according to the statute & rules of this
court. and 1t appearing to he satisfaction o.:
the court, upon affidavit filed, that the said
defendant Robert Patton Junior. is not an
inhabitant of this district, on motion OF the
complainant, by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant Robert Patton. IN.
do appear here on the FIRST day of Novem Der
term next, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security-for performing the
d. crees OF the Court; and that the other
defendants William Morrison and William
Wilson. do not pay away, convey or secret
the debts by them, owing to, or the estate
OF effects in their hands belonging to the
said absent defendant Robert Patton jun.
uutil the further order or decree OF the
court: and that copy ofthis order he forth
with inserted in one OF the public newspa
r ers published in this county, tor tuo months
5, excessively, and that another copy be
o, ,sted at the front door of the CoHrt-hoase
CA copy1 Teste. EDM. l. LEE. &C.
june 60, 1891.