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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
Heth's Crate Coal,

THE subscriber has now in store, 5000
i bushels Of Heth's Coal, which he OF
fers 70! sale a, the current pr'cs.
He returns bis thanks TO his former Gus
TONER'S. and assures those who may think
proper to renew their orders, that they shah
be attended 10 with punctusli'y and care.
WIN. l.. KENNEDY.
Sept. ~ colin
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
Forty Dollars Reward !

Dan away from the subscriber. (on The
IL sixth day Of June last) being in Charles
County. Maryland, on the post road leading
from Pisrattaway 10 Port Iobasco, nine
miles from the iOrnef. and six miles iIOa.
the latter,-Two Negro men, viz:
Vat and John,
Wat, is about twenty six or seven years OF
age; aud about ave fee, seven or eight inches
high, rather of ayeIIowl sh complexion, had
a considerable sioop when walking had
broadclolh pantalOons, on. pair sheeting do.
one pair vi course shoes worn, a new ielt
hat, and a coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or five years old, FIVE feet
eight or Pine inches high; his complexion
black with a very smooth face and ra :her
likely; John had on and took with him a
blue cotton round about jacket. blue yarn s.
cotton pantaloons, a pair of pretty good
coarse shoes, a ieit hat, and coarse shirts.-
Ii is probable they may have other clothing
with them or may exchange those described
for Others, since their elopement; they have
been seen at a black mans who is.a free
nan as ! understand, who calls himself Jack
Lee, and lies in Prince Georges county,
about two miles from MIR. Berry's ferry, be
ha. also, a sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from our neighborhood to a Mir.
Miller of that place; Wat has a near relation
BY the name Of Charles, belonging to Mr..
William Marbury, living at the ferry oppo.
site Alexandria. | have reason to suspect
they are hsrboured and are still lurking in
and about those places. | will give the
above reward Tor bringing them home or Sc
curing them so that | get them again, or
Twenty Dollars for either.
JOSEPH GREEN.
July ia Iawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
puaiic SaIe-For Cash.

By virtue Of Of a trust Deed from
fssqf William Howell, TO me for the hene-
aassi6 t at Pmiip Bose, | snail on the
49, 9Th Of September next. proceed To
seel the property scheduled in the said Deed
at the aid Hnweiis house, near the great
tails Of Potomac,
& HARRISON, Trustee.
Fairfax Oh. Va. Angus, 81 lw IS
rThe sale of the above
property is postponed 10 Saturday goth OF
October next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
sept2I
In the case of James Gillies,
A BankruDt.

THE commissioners named and an'horis-
l. ed in andby commission OF bankrupt
awarded and issued, and now in rhe prnsecu'
ton against James Gillies, late of Alexan-
dria, deceased. intend to meet on the 9Th
day of Oct. next. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at Claget,'s Hotel in the town OF A.
lexandria. in order to make a dividend ofthe
estate and effects OF The said bankrupt, when
and where the creditors, who have not slrea-
dy proved their debts under the said com.
mission, are hereby required 10 Come pre-
pared TO prove the same, or they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said dividend.
JOHN M'IVER, Assignee.
sept 22 t2lihO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
To Rent,

The BRICK WAREHOUSE, at
SrsA the corner Of Prince and Un,on SIS
asl recently occupied by Jesse Wherry,
arEIesq. its situation Tor an EXTENSIVE
orncery and the reception Of grain IS equal,
# not superior to any in the place. Inc
ran, win he moderate and immediate pos
session given. Apply to ,,n row,r
sept
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
To Rent.

That two story frame house on
9TH King street, at present occupied oy
E.sGS. 81. Hsrper Ii is an excellent
AaaJstsnd for busiseSs, aud the rent VIII
be moderate, For terms apply to
S. D. HARPER, or
JONAH ISABEL.
- aT Y
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
.NEW-YORH
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

'TyHE citizens of Alexandria, Georgetown
and Washington, are respectfully IN.
formed that the undersigned have been ap-
pointed Agents for The elegant, extensive 4
useful establishment, al New.York, known
as the
IN. York Dying Establishment
the utility of which has been acknowledged
by many Of the first characters who have vi
sized n, and from witnessing the facilities Tor
lying and finishing silks and grapes, in a
style of Superior elegance, hav. given to It a
decided preference to any thing OF the kind
m America. and declare ii calculated To COM
pete with any in England.
SPECIMENS on Udrious kinds Of
goods, are left with The agents who will re-
ceive and forward all goods to the %proprie-
tors. and deliver them TO the owners free OF
expense Tor freight.
OF this kind must be a desirable object, as
it presents TO them an opportunity Of having
Grape, or silk Dresses,
Made to took as reN as uhen Neoc, and Of
q color superior to the India Dye.
Mildews and Stains removed IRON goods
VI tNSly ucNSiip'IOh. DioWH ObNIihks,
Brown Cottons, or Brown Linens. bieacbed
perfectly white by a chemical process, in a
lew hours. Leghorn Straw, and Silk bon.
nets dyed; furniture cIeansed, and high glaz
ed, parasoIs dyed on the Sticks; Cashmere,
Marine, Camel Hair and Cassimer ShawIs
cleansed, and additional bIillIancy gwen TO
the colors inthe borders. Broad. cloths &c.
dyed, re-dressed, and spots removed, or CO.
Tor restored. when it had heen disturbed;
changeable sInchews, and black silk v~elyets.
Eyed green, or light c%oIors, &c. &c.
Satisfactory evidence OF the responsibility,
as also respectfully of the proprietors, is
furnished by letters, from person, Of high
standing in New York, 10 some of our most
distinguished citizens lin addition TO
which il may be added, that the most re-
spectacle houses IN the East India trade.
patronage this extt nsIve establishment.
The Citizens of Alexandria
are respectfully informed, that ib. prices
may be known on application TO Gen. A.
Lynn. who will also exhibit specimens q
the Dying ana finishing of Silks &c.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of George
torn, an this city, will be pleased TO apply
tor information to
COLSTON 4 LOOCKERMAN,
Pennsylvania .4uenue.
Washington City, June 81.
2aw lm-1aw4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
Fire Engine For Sale.

4 N excellent Engine having just under.
"A gone a thorough repair, strong and sub.
s%tantial. equal to any in the place, will be
sold tor one hall its value il 10 remain in
town apply to WIN. A, WILLIAMS.
WIN. RAMSAY.
sept II If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
To Rent,

The Are proof store and frame
~ v-s,ehouse.~ occupied by the subscri,
Esshe rs an excellent stand and well
8sglcalcuiated for almost any BUSINESS
Possession may be had in a few days.
A. C, CAZENOVE Co.
iuIv O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
Mrs. Il. Jameson,
INTENDS opening a SCHOOL fo7 the
L instruction of Girls and Boys in
Reading,
Writing,
Grammar,
arithmetic,
Geography, and
Needle HOrk.

Her School-room is opposite the dwelling
of Mr.. Jonah Thompson, and will be opened
on the first day of October next. She SO
licits from her friends and acquaintance a
share OF their patronage. and promises strict
attention to the studies and habits of those
who may be entrusted to her care. Having
resided for many years in Alexandria, and
being generally known, she relies on the
goodness Of her friends for the necessary
testimonials.
sept 60 dtoswU
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
C.. I'll. P~.'Thompson,
HAVE imported in the sbipsf ali Trader.
IL and Belvidera from Liverpool, a.gene
raj and we'll selected assortment Of
Gfl<ATn
.EaLL GOODS,

Among them are
Extra super6ne London cloths & cashmere
Puper6ne and 6ne Yorkshire do.
Peiisse cloths. double mild drabs.
Deyonshire kerseys, o-4& GA stont flushing
Plain. twllled. figured u cord bornbszeties
Tartan Plaids; mems women's, misses ana
children's worsted hosiery
Point ane rose blankets. all sizes
White and coioured aanneI's. Booking anc
drapery baizes; buttons, &c. &c.
AID ON HAND,
Prints, steam loom sblrting. cambria ana
jaconet muslins, Irish linens, cords and vel
Vveteens, hest Italian sewing six, Hoit's 3
cord sewing cotton. patsat threads, shoe
yarns, &c. &c.
sept 3 m&th if
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17

besides an immense aunber Of ,s,.
prizes. e
Prizes only to be drawn.
Not two blanks to a prize.
The drawing will take place a..
stated, and VI inbe completed in 80 d.A
with all possible despatch, under n. ~
attendance Of
K. L. Wrightman, !
v ,llian Iitrt,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine, SManaeer
Thomas H. GtlIies,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Way.Jr.
The great despatch mich has un;i,,.
been made in tie drawn OF III. ,mui
classes OF this lottery, and the ium. 1s
number of splendid capital prizes. cDuI't
with the low price OF tickets afford The pr,'
est inducements TO adventures to MI, !,
vestments IN this Lottery, coniess.dIy !,
most brilliant in the United States.
Whole tickets Is dolls. which NAV md,
100 1000 dollars.
Halves 6 30 do. do. 5Cm
Quarters 8 IS do, do. s5M0
EIghths ] 6s do. do. Is.5M
Orders by mail or private couvey,,,
for Tickets in thus or any other Lottery vi
meet prompt attention addressed IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
GRAND
NATIONAL

FIFTH CLASS.
w ILL positively commence drawing oa
w the eth November.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
COACH

All kinds OF iron work tor carriages;
coach folding steps; coach and zig springs;
which he will warrant and sell on reascna-
bic terms-A'so old springs repaired in tho
neatest n amer. All orders will be thank.
fully received and promptly attended to
and all kinds OF carriages will be repaired
in the best manner, and on the shortest No.
tice. mach 23->N
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
Black Smithing.

DAVID G. PRETrYMAN.
II AVING commenced the Blacksmith.
- ing business, on Royal street. beiw zen
Prince and Duke streets, will be glad 10 ey.
ecute any work III his line; particularly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-17
]. II. RUNNELS'

Lucky Lottery Office,
k,ng-a. .~aiernn3yiG.
y. B. Tickets will advance on the let
Of October to Is dolls. shares in proportion.
sept Is #
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
NLW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD,

lSA AC GOULD,
N1S jas: received, az ms old stand,
40. l76, Thames Skr6ci,
And oaers iol sale ss ,"w IS CO be purchased
n own, 10 CASH,
4 assortment OF bes, supctfnr BIO sos.
n cloths end C,ssimeres, iashIonab,r Coz
90; middle and low I7ed do d.. e. Su-
tou's; Tartan Paids, for Cloaks super snd
com mon ,drab pevonshire Kctscys double
miiIcd B,oadclolhs, for q rcat Goats; plain
and embossed BonbaGeues, black and fsDcy
coIoIs; superb new fashioned Cassrneu Vest.
ings; Valencia aud common do ; rich gilt
coat and YES, Buttons superb fancy Cr.va.s );
black silk a"d Gag II .nIkerchIeis b own
Hollands and Couons, ve'y cheap.
81" Hs friends and the pubic are invited
TO ca'i and eXamlne for thems-lves.
.NcWf0''. Octob," II. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having been appointed
by the Hon. Court of Probate for the town ci
Tiverton, Administrator or on the Estate of
G.H. BENJAMIN ROWLAND,
late Of Tv,r,on, deceased. and having VIalifsrc
himself for that trust, hereby requests AL persons
having any clsirns against said Estate, to present
them TOR settlement, without delay. and those IN
debted to said estate TO make Immediate payment
GEORGE ROWLAND, .3dn'r.
Tiverton, sept -, 1921 tsl9)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. informs his friend. and
the public, that he has emplo, ed al experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING Business
and Is ready attend 10 the calls OF his old Gus.
toners and Friends-the smallest favour will e.
gratefully acknowledged and punotuzy aitende
to-call at the Chambers over bis Store, nortl
corner OF Bannister's-whsrE
SswPot,, March 2e,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

H~Ve 'e'H "a Wi Il .'. 4. .f1 o., IT," =.
KeM Good Bargains,
rs has been .Dcred in Aewhort Jor a long tim
They have opened
Sixteen B0NeS, Bates and Gases.
Consisting OF the toiiowIng-Vz-
HNE bx Is B,oadcloths | do Csssime e.
~ do. Blankets; do Flsnneis d,
H., ed and plan Bomb- acres, cheap; d.
Scotch PIoi1s; ! do. S,esm Loom Sheetngs
American, do; 90. Peiisse Cloth, Coron.
a'!on mixed, blue, sage and drab, real supe
double milied CsssimeTes b'ue, black and
brown, do. from 6. to las per yard | case Of
elegant Cashmere Shawls, from e.. 6 doIh.
wide Cadile Ginghams fo only 6 pe yard
good 10, Of Anne rican. Dispers ior only Cd
PEI yard, cheap American Chex 70, l8
cents per yard; American Shsmbr.y Cling
hams, f'om lsto 90 cents per yard Steam
loom Sbi ting and Sheetings English lone
Cloths !; Iish Linens oog lawn and linen
pocket E1ndEie avo'y ehs"p Io' ct Thrcsd
Lice; y aper Napkins. 70, 81 each; moroc
co common Pocket Books, for Is each Ia.
dies and child ems Angola Gloves leather
and k:d, do; white Countcrpan and . tits,
cheap wor s,ed u awers and bachelos Com
fnrs; cotton, worsted, lambs wool and yam
Hose Domb4zeeps Canton NsnkIn
Cr1pes; Double chain Levantne. Lus ,ings
and Sar6neus, green scaciet and crmson--
spoued Pelisse Flannel; real superb corona
lion Nes,ings aud Nolinces SwaNsdown and
Toienet, do part OF Case OF Loghorn
Bonnct;s and past rf case of straw, do.
.7LSO
Day s. Martln'S real TIacking.
Together wth gteat varI, y ut other Cheap
EJgGS, teo hume ous m n'Ion.
Neg2hori, Ccto5. - 81. 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

i,iue, black brown an
iX'd Bioadcloths, (
s. IS to SS the yarC
: COmpiete assortment ,
Cssslmeres,
ladies' pe'ise Cloths,
Outfits and Bookings.
'sms ana scrges.
F,annelis and Baizes,
Deyonshire Xcrseys.
laps and ComiOrters,
Guernsey Frocks,
Gentlemens' knit ID awI
Worsted and lambs wo,
Hosiery.
aattinetts.
scotch Plaids.
Lambiet for Ciosks.
Embossed Bonn bszetts,
coronation Pads.
Figured peiise Flame,
Gents beaver Gloves,
Ladies' beaver, kid s;i
silk Gloves,
steel Purses.
Nsndarine, Italian ar
Canton Grapes.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

One bale more of those cheap back Bomba zet,s,
goiH8 of rapidly Nine thousand good Dutch Quiils
together with a great variety OF other articles 100
numerous to mention
.hewbo"t Ocinber o. S2i.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
'sIsTsp AND PUBLISHED NJ

WILLE3.5f SLNONS,
yEINTKE or The LAWS OF THE uNIr9p srArrs
" o
TERMS Of tie Republican,
Two dollars year-one half in advance
Price cf .idrerasipg.
One dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks
sni twenty-five cents or eacn publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion
uT advertisements will be continued n;l forbidden
unless the term of continuance De specified.
TrIob Work satisfac tori.y executed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

he Jotlowing-vl=.
Saconetts and Sintbaws,
k and tabhy Nelvets,
slack siik ilsuIkf's,
pper. back SIX Hose,
tor on y 8 per pair,
2 " si,k & owes,
cuRp.e,e assortment OF
Ribbons,
mba2Ines for IS 81 the
yard.
-uperb & common Vest
Ings,
Dark and light Prints.
.arslile and American
GInFhams,
meetings and shirtings,
Linen, Jsccoucu * com
mon Csmbrick
: comp etc assortment of
Buttons, -s
iiussia sh, etings by the
p'ecL or yard
u masks and Diapers,
.hlienetts.
iirown Dowlas,
Black, brown and white
Linens.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

/iha o. /, LAnlra. JJhse L..a.I,
WiLL this dsyopsn fIF1FEN bates hunks,
w md boxes Of DhT GOODS, which now makes
h.s assortment c mplete--wh he is determined 10
SEA lower than can be bought at any store in New
rort.
I,.,nrn r.L.ch y u. 4 LLL....-..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
From the Richmond Compiler.
HARD TINES,

hAnO
1t is the fashion to cry out L" Hard
Times"-'an age of embarrasments"
-"an unexampled pressure"--and
such like expressions. Let US see in
what sense these sayings are true for
it is right to see things precisely as
they are.
The times are hard, says one, be-
cause wheat and corn are low.
The times are very hard, says the
merchant. because cloths have fallen
five dollars in the yard-and nobody
buys.
The times are hard. quoth the land
lord because my rents have fallen from
50 to IS per cent.
They are hard. says the landholder,
because my land has deprecated so
per cent.
They are peculiarly hard, says the
guerulous manufacturer, because the
British goods are pouring in upon us.
and banisbing from the markets the
products of my looms. My workshops
are falling into ruin, and my family
going to bcggary.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02

OF these determinations as objections, when
these gentlemen have come before their
eountrymep. and asked for their votes? Let
us then hear no more of this objection. A
gain. Mr.. Bailey has declined coming tor
ward as member of the Assembly, at
the unsolicited request of his friends; well
what then? Is not Mr.. Bailey the best judge
when he can rake the sacrifice that public
life re quires of private convenience and DO
nestle happiness? And that Mr.. Bailey has
on other occasions resisted the influence OF
ihatsyrenvoice which whispers omany plea
sing batteries to the man who is a candidate
for publ. favor, is equally honorable 70 the
purity of his moral principles and the hrm-
ness of his character, and affords plecge
to the people that he will be as firm in dis
charging his duties to his constituents as be
has ever been in the performance OF his
private engagements. But what are the
pretensions OF Mr.. Bailey for seat in Con-
gress? they are the pretensions Of hundreds,
perhaps thousands OF his countrymen, and
in relying upon them, he does not, IN our
opinion, commit an act which should send
him to the Hospital for Iunatics, tho he
should chance to disappoint the expecta-
tons of Col. Mercer and his friends.
Mr.. Bailey is an independent farmer OF
easy fortune, and has on all occasions shown
himself uniform, consistent and unwaverng
in his political principles. Mr.. B. has ever
shown proper respect for the opinions OF o.
thers, and he is respected by men OF all
parties, and very sincerely beloved 6y
large circle of friends. His manners are oS
the most pleasing characler-his knowledge
is various and extensive, but is derived
more from The study of tn, human heart and
the variety of character that study deve.
lopes, than from books: He has not devo-
ted the time which his accomplished oppo.
n. mt has bestowed upon the study Of the va
rious theories of what is called the science
Of Government; but he possesses by the do
nation of nature clear discriminating in
tellec, and sound judgment, and has ready
for all occasions large portion OF what lord
Bacon calls that Ground about sound plain
sense, which comes home to mens' business
and bosoms" Would to heaven we had
more such men in our public councils than
we have-,hen would our business be more
promptly and more thoroughly execuled,an
at less EXPENSE; and although we might
lose few score of speeches, yet, after all,
this would be no loss to the nation. Should
Mr.. Bailey be elected TO represent this dis
trct in congress, it is not probable he will
be distinguished for making long speeches
it is certain he will not: but on committees
where bills are framed, examined, and in
free conversation all their provisions are
maturely weighed, it will ne found that the
talents and abilities OF Mr.. Bailey will do
honor both to himself and his constituents.
LOUDOUN FARMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-02
Norfolk, March %.
THE AFFAIR OF LAaAUDETTE

THE AFFAIR OF LAsAUDETTE
By little and little the clue to this dark
and horrible transaction continues to be IN
raveled. We have been favored with the
perussl OF letter to a gentleman in this
town from his friend in Baltimore, by
which it appears that Spaniard, named
Garcia, who had been living in that city for
some months, was missed about three weeks
ago, and was supposed to have been murder
ed by The two men who are now IN custody
in this town, for the murder Of Lagoardette
known at their examination on Thursday
last viz Manuel Philip Garcia and Joseph
Garcia, are not, it seems, the names by
which they passed in Baltimore;-the pro-
per name of one of them is said to be Dsmar
Garcia CastiLdno-This man is known in
Baltimore, and was seen TO take matrass,
trunk. &c. out of Mr.. GaIcia's house, about
fortnight ago. 1t is supposed that Mr..
Garcia had some valuables in his possession
as well as money 1t also appears that the
men in custody had invited Mr.. G. TO dine
with them out of town, from whence he ne.
yer returned.
The Baltimore American, after introdu-
cling the subject of this " bloody business"
says" On making the requisite enquiries,
we find that the deceased was well known
in this city, and that he bore a good chara.-
ter. He came to this place from Savannah
about year ago, and occasionally left Bal
timore for few days to dispose of jewelry,
in which he was dealer. We are inform
ed that he left this city for Norfolk on
Thursday morning the 9Th inst. in compa-
nv, Git is beleved) with man who was his
murderer. 1t is not deemed proper at this
time to publish his name, nor any OF the
circumstances which have come to light
since yesterday, tending to fix the horrid
crime upon this individual. A description
of his person is left with the proper officers.
This IS believed to be the correct ortho-
graphy, hit in the masonic diploma 1t is
written Logoardetto.
The Boston papers, state that schooner
wa. lost On Pollock Rip on Tuesday night
last, and all on board perisbed-a quantity OF