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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Notice.

THE inhabitants of Alexandria will take
i notice, that the subscribers have been
appointed assessors for the present year, a
greeably to the laws of the corporation.
Z" The said assessors shall, Immediately
after their appointment, proceed TO value
the houses and lots within the limits OF the
corporation, and to demand from the mas
tiers and mislreses Of every family, lists of
all male tytheabes belonging to, or residing
in the respective, families, and also from eve
ry owner of taxible propesty, list of such
properly. And ifany master or mistress of
a family or any owner OF taxable property
shall Neglect or refuse to give 10 Ii: OF all
mae tytheables belonging to, residing in
his or her taxable property, within five days
after demand made thereof by any assessor,
:he persons SO offending shall forfeit and pay
one numbered d9lars. And if any person
whatsoever, shall wilfully omit or misrepre
sen, in toe list given in, any tytheable OF any
taxable property or shall in any other man
ner conceal the same from the knowledge of
the assessors, the person so offending shall
forfeit and pay double the amount of the tax
imposed on each tytheable or taxable pro-
perty. Every merchant, shoF'keeper, me-
chanic or any other person, having in bis or
her eervice or employment. any clerk, Jour
neyman, apprentice, or assistant. shall rem
deran account of the same in his or her Inst
of tytheables, and shall be accountable for
the capitaiion tax hereby imposed, IN like
manner and under the same penalties, as il
such clerk, iourneyman, apprentice, OF as.
si.tant, were a member fins or her family
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
John GRID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Notice.

THHE Farmers Bank of Alexandra, this
L day declares dividend of profits, on
its capital stock paid, of 3 per cent, for the
last six months Payable to stockholders
or their legal representatives on Wednesday
the 4th inst. JOHN HOOFF, Cashier
An,;J @ rDth2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Sales at Auction.

N. Crlea"s Sugar at Auction.
on TUESL;.a.y; at u o'clock, rs.
N7ILL b. sold on wm owie q CG 81
w wharf the cargo of the bis 0Ai'H'
Capt. Cole, consisting OF
Zoo hhds ! NOrleans sugar Of quality
Z" wis; peror to any ever imported.
S A. MARSTELLER.
march 81 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Gona1pes. 94h Feb. 1921.

UUHuIUfS, ZfW TtD. IOZI.
"The editors will please report the schr.
Ceres of Norfolk, N P. Wilkinson, master,
from st. Barts, touched in at Gonaives to
purchase coffee, and hound to Norfolk, AMI
detained for having hhds. rum on board,
reported for expectation, under the plea Of
its being prohibited since the revolution,
which was altoge her unknown TO me. and
after four weeks detention at Gonaives. Or
dered to Port, au-Prince without giving any
explanation. N. P. WILKINSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Charleston March 60.
THE SEASON.

At sunrise yesterday morning, the Their
mometer was down to 28 deg.-ice was 10
BE- found in the premises of every lnhabi-
tan, and IN many situations, even the salt
water was frozen over We are fearful that
much injury will be done to our fruit trees,
BY the severity o. the frost.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02

Mr. Samuel Taylor has declined the APP
pOnlment of Judge of the General Court. to
supply the vacancy occasioned By the Re-
signation Of Judge Peter RandAlph-On
Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Il. Bouldn of this
4 City was appointed-and yesterday he &C
Cepte d the appointment. Compiler.
The examination of Richmond, the negro
charged with rohbing The Post Office, came
on before the Mayor of this City. There
was little or no evidence produced against
! him except his own contessions;-andih these
/ had so much the air OF berg extorted from
HIM that il will be difficult Ia consider them
as legal. The case VAS not finally disposed
vi yesterday, but was put Of till Saturday.
The Mayor expressed wish 10 have the
Attorney OF the Commonwealth present,
most probably to assist in the di'cussion OF
the question, whether the State Courts can
take jurisdiction OF case OF this description
Ibid
Two cases Of very sudden deaths have oc-
curred at the Barracks in this City, within
the last two days. The first of a soldier,
mined Walden. who was indisposed slightly,
ont sitting up, and conversing cheerfulsy,
kw moments before his death. While sit
ting by the FIRE he became slightly convuls-
ed, and expired in few moments. He was
perfectly well in the morning, and died at }
past o'clock p. VI.
The lat case Of man named Denniston.
occurred yesterday (rhursday,l He came
ct post at O'Clock. perfectly we'll. The
attendant Physician was at the Barracks at
:. He then complained OF being little
nn"eii, aud a.ked permission tn he reliev-
ed rom his suaId, his request was com
iPhed with; be was prescribed for and when
in he act ot mixing a dose OF medicine, he
iciI dead on the side OF his bed. Ibid
On the night of the 10th inst. sawmill
+ al boomnghaIe, Bergen county, New Jer-
sry, was destroyed by fire. son of Will
hem Decker, a boy about IA years OF age,
who was asleep in he mill, was burnt TO
Death horse also persisted in the flames.
Nr, William Cosgrove. a respectable
t'rmer OF Hanover, New Jersey, fell rom
his horse, and received so much injury as
% occasion his death
Stfpten Loree, of Mendham, IN. J, on
w. ! h inst. hung himself on tree in bis
Or, Williams calculates that more than
one -elg'h OF all the deaths that take place
N PrlS0nS above 90 years of age, happen
|Fremalurey through excess 10 drinking
spirits,
NeU York, March 90.
NAVAL.
he |. s. sloop of war Hornet. Cap.
mead, hruied out from the Navy Yard yes
"rty, andwe understand, will sail the frs;
h'ourahIe wini, destined tor Pensacola, TO
"uch at the Havana. We also learn, that
'r Hornet goes 20 Pensacola Tor the pur-
pose OF conveying tie Spanish officers and
hoops to tie Havana.
We likewise understand, that the U. s.
gale Consli;ution, capt. Jones. now fitting
VI at Boston has orders to proceed to the
'eGiirIraneau, and will sail in oil next
aoulh.
Lie Macedonian friga,e, after conveying
e american vessels in safety from the port
|ail"n, proceeded to PSia, and sailed
1'h'e on the ilrh Dec. for Valparaiso,
'e"ce She was hound TO the T. 5. and
'Ha'd ;ouch al the BrazAs Oh the passage,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
For Amsterdam,

For Amsterdam,
sE The brig Give, Isaac Lin
Acoln, master; (daIly exprcted) bur-
then about e7O hhds tobacco. She isa first
rate vessel, only one year old, and in all re-
spects equipped for the voyage; aud can be
desratcbed soon after her arrival. For
freip hit of 100 hhds apply to
JOHN II. LADD Go.
Who have for sale on board tba! vessel.
goo tons plaster maEek 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
For Portland,

For Freight,
ok The good schr. SPARTAN.
WWm, Carrick, master; burthen 800
hills. will soon be f.ady to receive loading.
Apply to JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said vessel,
10 tierces molasses
90 pieces Russia duck
800 pair mems coarse shoes
35 tons plaster
26 casks fresh Thomastown lime
Few thousand boards
1000 punches onions
feb 27
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Pubic Sale.

fUDIIC SAFE.
ON the 9Th of April next if fair, il not,
Othe next fair day, will be sold al Public
Auction on the premises tor cash. certain
Tract OF Land, lying IN the county OF Fair
fax. which was conveyed to me by Thomas
Triplett, in trust, to secure the payment of
certain monies to Joseph Shephard
N. S, WISE, Trustee.
march e. Ct6A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02

For Freight,
AZ, The fine brig AZORES, John Nj
AhG choIs, master; burthen about l4UO
bbls. now ready TO load. Apply 10
JOHN II. LADD y co.
Nho haze just reteived for sale,
50 boxes sperm candles
10chests imperial tea march 26
For Freight,
.A&SN The schr. GLOBE, capt Marble;
& burthen about 500 bbs. first rate
vessel. Apply to
DUNBAR T. TOWNSEND.
Who hare for sale no1r landing from said
schooner,
T; +; : ; s s;;: H''.''s' ''' quality
In Store,
70 bales domestic sheetings
Few bales cotton yarn
800 boxes smoaked behring's, &c.
march 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
A. C.. C,azenove & Co.

A. G. Cazenove = co.
HAVE just received few packages OF
IL German Hardware. consisting of
Coffee mills, assorted sizes.
Straw knives, grass scythes
9, 10, and | | inch. hoes, aud best Has
sendever steel.
Also,
So bbly. New England Rum.
Waltham 8 Russia Sheetinss,
&c. &c.
'I>HIRTY bales Waltham sheetings and
shirtings at factory prices ling,
l5o pieces superior quality Russia sheet
8 cases Nsnkin and Canton grapes
case sarsnetts-For sale by
march % WILLIAM FOWLE Co.
Wheat.
TSRAEL. JANNEY. ir. continues to pur-
Il purchase WHEAT, at the PLenix Mill,
formerly Hartshorne' S w here several thou
sand bushels are wanted for whichthe high
est price will be given in cash.
8 mo 12
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Richmond, March 80.
EyEcUTIyE APpOlNTMENT.

ENECUTIFE APPOlNTMENT.
Mr. Samuel Taylor has declined the APP
po;nrment of Judge of the General Court, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the Re-
signation Of Judge Peter Randnlph-On
Wednesday, Mr.. Thomas Il. Boudln of this
City was appointed-and yesterday he &C
Cepte the appointment. Compiler.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

gister, that when his appointment was an
nounced in the National Inteligencer,
he is expressly stated to be Of Hi
nois. We must confess that we should
staggcr here, did not the subject of the
transaction come so near home. 1t will
be recollected that some objections were
made to Mr.. Coles appointment, on ac-
count of his not being a citizen of the
state. He was appointed, notwithstand-
ing, and his appointment announced in
the manner before mentioned. That was
a" trick ofthc trade" which we very we'll
understand.
Lastly, it is idle for "Justice" to at
tempt to convince us that we are mistaken
relative to the observations made by Mr..
Coles at the time he requested to be an
nounced as candidate. The inconsis-
teney Of the words spoken by him, with
what he had at the same instant request
ed US TO publish, was peculiarly calcu-
lated to make strong impression upon
our memory. asz8
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
sHAwNEHrowN, NOV. II

sHAwNEHTowE, NOV. II. y
Governor Bond has jus. completed al
tour through the eastern part of this
state; having reviewed the Militia il
twelve counties. We understand n>t
his Excellency was highly gratiied with
the appearance of the troops who came
under his inspection. Though few in
number, they were generally well armet,,
and exhibited the greatest good order and
decorum.
The Ohio has risen considerably with
in the last two days; number OF Hat
boats have passed down, and the steam
boats are expected to begin running again
shortly. Illinois Gag.
If Gov. JACKSON fears nothing in the
shape Of danger, thereis still one being
in the world, to whom he pays the most
profound Difference. A gentleman of ou'
acquaintance being in Tennessee, sooA
after the famous Report OF Mr.. LAcocE
oflhe Senate, in regard to the Occupation
of Florida, called upon the General. In
the course of the visit, the conversation
turned upon the Report. The General
became at last very loud and vehement,
on the injustice that had been done him,
when the door opened, and Mrs. JACK
SON, a lady of exemplary piety, put her
head into the room, Dentswear so, Nj
JACKSON )" said she in an authoritative
voice. The General became immediate
ly calm, and conversed very dispas-
sionately, during the remainder of the
interview. Providence Paier.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

i,Itis related Of Whitefield, that ashe was oare
preaching, he used this figure in 50 powerful
a manner that Lord Chesterfield, who WAS one
,of his auditors, invqauhtariy started, and ex-
claimed, .sps heaven. he's gone" A better
tribute. could not easily be paid to die elo-
|qaence Of Tie preacher.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

and resolutionsto the President of the
United States, and the President Of the
Senate, and Speaker of the House of Re-
representatives. OF the United States, 10 be
laid before their respective Houses, that
the principles upon which, this state has,
and does proceed, may be fairly and
distinctly understood.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
Dee. IS, 1920.
The foregoing report approved, and
resolutions adopted.
Attest, WM. DoIiERTY, Clerk, H. r.
In Senate, gaanary 8, 1921.
Report approved and resolutions
adopted.
Attest, RICHD Collins, Clerk, s.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
Illinois State Payer.

A MODERATE sim of the above funds, if
N offered soon, viii parchase 100 acres Of
land in the Marine settlement, equalin fertility
Of soil, and beauty Of situation, to any in that
vicinity.-lnGuire at this Office.
November n, 1S21-S0 St
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

~S. ~ PSss 'is'' .aat VI SisiiiS u MT.
Coles all the advantages which be can
ask or wish, through the medium Of the
press. Being called upon to state whether
his announcement was not hoax. or
whether we had not been quizzing the
people in announcing him as candidate
for the Office of Governor-and if not,
10 tell who be was, and give the public
piece Of his history, we did not deem
1t necessary TO run after Mr.. Coles, 10
"consult him" as to, what we should saw
relative 10 the inquiry. "a ceremony which
we only observe towards our opponents)
but presumins that our personal knew
ledge of him was sufficient to satisfy our
correspondent, we made the brief state
incnt following the ihterrogations which
appeared in our last number, in which
noteven our friendship for Mr.. Coles
could induce US 10 derogate from "well-
known facts"
The fir,, nes;,;on tai, q, Nv &C J,s,;. ~,
indicates that he strongly smells ",he
;noe,ler bcb;r,l the see,a ), .,a - -,
swer him in his own styles such insi-
3,ua,;a,s Nv. lac. .h.;r .ga. -. !.
ce,,;,n lac heen so ,o,ex ,,,c,;,1 ~,
the neonle now understand II and # l.
therefore only nee ess ,rv 10 ,eIl,bcr, that
il Il a mere t,;ct of,b, -, c,on. - d;,or.
nubl;c attention from ne os,e,s;,e so,rcs
of anv article il, ,b;s n.rsr v.h;ch ,,,cs,
moi accord win ,hcia ou n views
But.,o COVE 10 NE ,o;,ts :, a;s,,,,e
our information reIat;y. 10 The ,l,,rat;an
ofhis continuance +, The ,,f;cc oe private
Sccretarv 10 Nh Madison was derived
from rc,e,,e,l convers lions Mia ,,v Nj,
Coles himself. ard &c ,berefore an,;s-
take shall have occurred in that rar,;e,.
lar, The error helono, ., bi,,, o,'d nat !,
,be editor with res,ac, j, ~. ,;,ne of
his emiyra,ionto ,.;s s,ote we have reaae
inouirips or J, J pc ,s wlo ara ,co,,;,4ea
win all the c;rc, ~ .,ano.s conner .ea
viii, Il an, fror, ~ on, 90 ,aor, ,ho,Na.
Coles came IN his sea,e in Tho s,,,;p.r 4 :
sum m er orIsIs and ex,,,or.a ,,rc co,,,
trv finelud;np rIissou,;> N flan,ls
for eu.rv n, !, lie ,st,,.,a,, :, ~
II The an oe Ne sa,,o voar h. Sc
Naw.CrIeaes IN r,o,, b..s ,.da =.
declaration ,bat ,,e WAS ,,ssso, ,y;,,. 10
conn,rv and in, .naed - !, i;
mapent residence b,a tho ,eonle of RI.
l;n,,;s ven .now ltbon,,b w. ,ro,, j., ~,
i,nnu,c such ,,nuor,by ,no,;vos 70 NJ
Coles) that 81 Is a 5n,ere trick Of. Ire
trade" for persons from /, distance who
v;si, This co,,n,rv for The ,,r,ose of che !
cuIatino in lands. 10 ayow their ,,c,ero;
nation, nor only 10 se,tlt. in The state but
il every town and peiabborhood thew en-
ter. IN order 10 induce the citizens to
po;nt ont Ia them The hest .,rae,s OF land
u,nsoM l.
Next in course comes his Embassy
II Rnss;a which ne MAJ ver,sn,,v om 4.
red 10 notice II our last. tl,ongh we con-,
s;derea that ssrv;oe % .c~clns;ve,v -,
!, eyta;nins, 10 his s,,I,;gc If pr;va,e score.
Il
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
EDwARDsvILLE FORUM. /,

EDNV AKEoN HE FORUM,
Thursday Evening, .Mop. %, ls2l.5
Ordered, That the A ddress this even
ing delivered before the Society, by
THOMAS LIPPlNcorr, Esq. be published
in the Spectator. 5se
(, A. M. HAMTRAMcK, sec'y.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
EAWarAsyiNe Forum.

QUESTION for discussion on Thursday
evening next, SHOULD any wager be valid
contract in law Meet at s O'Clock.
BY order, -
A. N. HANlTRAMCK, Secretary.
December 4. %
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04

ILLINOIS ECONOMICAL ASSO-
CITATION.
TIME Board of Managers will meet at the
l. School room on Friday evening next, at
6 o'clock Persons wishing to join the society
are invited to attend. lii
Edwardsville, Dec. 8.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-12-04
EDNyARDSVILLE LIBRARY.

A N annual meeting of the stockholders OF
n this institution, viii be held at the Library
Room on Tuesday the first day January nexs,
precisely at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. at which time an
election will be held for five Directors for the
ensuing year.--Punctual attendance is request
cd.
JOHN Fl. RANDLE, Librarian.
December a, 1921.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
READING-ROOM
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DEC. IL.
ARRIVED,


Steam boat Potomac. Middleton, from
Norfolk with passsngers-Left below ship
Gen. Lingan, Crabtree, from A amsterdam
Ship Commerce Midnight, frou st.
Thomas; two brigs and several sloops and
schooners.
Sehr. Romeo Ledeau from Providence,
Il. i.via Norfolk, FIVE days from the lat
Ter; potatoes onions and beets to the mas
ter, domestic goods to A. c. Cazenove
L Co.
slOop Fame, S. studley, eight days
from Providence, r. l. cargo hemp, gin'
soap, sperm oil, domestic goods &c. to
John H. Ladd < Co. A. &. Cazenove, T..
Corning, & Thos. Ii. Rowland.
sehr. Ann, Capt. from Provi-
dencs via Norfolk, five days from the
latter; naval stores to E. Corning.
sloop Java, Fowler, six days from n.
York; dry goods, raisins, eyder, apples,
0nions, wines, rum, soap, candles, NC.
to VIM. Fowle & Co. John ID. Vowel,
Samuel Slessermith, Robert McCrea &
70. Thos. FL. Rowland g. C. Stabler.
sleop Nightingale, Fendell, from
Soyde's hole, with corn and wheat, X
several inland vessels. also got up.
sehr. Resolution, Cole, hence, from
a'ehmond. and at Norfolk 10th inst.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Rank of the Valley in Virginia,

December 8
TIVE annual meeting Of the Stockho p.
for the election Of Directors, WIN oe
held at the Bank on Monday the TIN OF jan
uary next. -, ,,oor c,sh.
Winchester dec 8 1a"o'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
POSTSCRIPT.
Ne1c- York, Dec. 8.

VeU- AoTe, DoC. o.
TWO DAYS LATER FRoM ENGLAND.
By the fast sailing ship Robert Burns,
che editors OF the Oazette nave received
london papers to the evening of the Esd
Of OCTOBER, and Bristol papers of the z5tn.
tits fortunate tor Us, cramped as we are
for room, that the papers by this arrival
sire barren OF news.
The London opposition papers speak of
the hostile intentions Of Russia; but the
Courier contradicts them, and remarks,
l"tbat there exists with that Power, as
we'll as with all the other great Powers of
Europe, the most frank and cordial under
standing"
The accounts from the South of Ireland
are truly painful. Several murders had
been committed in the county of LINER
ick.-Malor Going, Mr.. G.. Sparkling, Mr..
Ives, MIR Fitzgerald, a MIR. German, and
several others, are among those who were
murdered in the most shocking manner.
The military were in motion, and every
possible means put in operation to allay
the general alarm, and if possible to pre-
vent the further depredations of those
misguided wretches, who had been sue
cessiul in procuring arms and other weap-
ons of death. The Privy council offered
$1,000 reward forthe apprehension ofthe
Murderer OF Mr.. Going.
1t was supposed the King of England
would visit Paris; he had been i'll of the
gout He was still at Hanover.
The Paris rccounts are to October l9, on
which day the Visceunt de Ruault was
condemned to death for the assassination
of Gen. Dujesn.
The Archbishop Of Paris was at the
point of death.
Corn Exchange. Mark Lane, October 22.
Notwithstanding the large supplies of wheat
during the last four weeks, and the impossi-
bility of efectny sales OF any but the finest
samples, there is no cessation OF arrivals, hav-
iny bad upwa rds OF 1900 quarters fresh in
last week, and considerable supply this
morning from Essex, Kent, aud Suffolk, Tor
which there is but little demand, prime dry
samples obtained last Mondays prices; but
all other sorts were exceedingly heavy sale,
and although offered 2 10 IS. per quarter low
er, yet il could not be got oil at that abate-
ment. Barley is 2s. per quarter lower than
on this day week.
Red Wheat, AZ TO Cos. quarter; White do.
A to 6s; Fine Flour, to to 65s. sack; Ame-
rican Flour, AZ to 44s. barrel.
English Stocks.-3 per cent. Consols, IS
IA, and rising; Bank Sock, z4o; Ex. Bills,
per cent pr.
French Funds-Five per cents 89E &C.,;
Bank Stock, 1921, soc.
A bloody battle was fought between the
Greeks and Turks al Donna, on the 10th OF
September. The Turks were driven Of the
field, many Otlonaas were slain.
Joseph Bon paIte's daughter bad saied
from England for America. She intends to
live with her father.
Disturbances continue in Ireland, particu-
arly in The county of Limerick, a Mr.. Walsh
mad been murdered.
Tue Turks had been defeated in two at
lacks upon the Greek armamenis in the Mo-
lea.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
For Charleston,

A THE good schr. MARY-ANN,
,N oys Prince master; will sail on
Saturday next, wants, 800 bbls freight and
s,n acconno ale lew pass-ngers.-Appiy
to WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
dec II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
For Amsterdam.

For Charleston, or Savannah,
~, The good schooner FARMERS
.&FANCY, John McIntire, master. bur
then about 1000 bbls. aud will be ready to
load in four days. Apply 10
J. H. LADD T. Co.
Who have just received for sale, pei sehr.
independence.
2OC boxes fresh Muscatel raisins
500 - yellow soap in 90 {. 25lb boxes.
nov q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12

For sale.
EOUR HUNDRED and FORTY FOUR
Il acres of Land. one and half miles
from the Motley Hall Ferry, upon which is a
Mill Tor country purposes. This land is OF
various qualities mill well conducted
would be profitable. One Filth of the pur-
chase money will be required in band, upon
the balance FIVE equal annual payments will
be satisfactory. Apply to the Subscriber
living at Motley Hall
FRANCIS E. ROZER.
M This land. il not previously dispos-
ed of. will be offered at half pas, 10 o'clock
P NJ to the highest bidder. on the 10th Jay
OF January, 1899, a, the Broad Creek Ia
vern.
dec III SawSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-12
Public sale.

Public sale.
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, 4. NJ.
w ILL be sold at the Warehouse oppo.
w site Mr.. John Lsnhsm's, upper end
OF King Street, sundry articles OF Household,
Kitchen and Shop Furniture. Also,
One Wheat Fan, one Plough, Tobacco
Screws, SC.
S. A. MARSTELLER. Auc.
der II