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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
mo. 6l89.
Just Published
\ Nd for sale at John A. Stewards book
IN store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
Of rHE
REFORMATION,

Being an abridglnent of Burnet's History of
The Reformation OF the Church OF England.
Together with sketches OF the lives of Luz
Their, Calvin. and Zuingle, the three celebra.
ted reformers OF the continent. BY the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector ofthe Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment of the history Of the retorma-
tion, prepared for publication by the Rev.
B. Allen, ] with pleasure comply with his
request in giving II my humble recommen-
dation. 1t contains the history OF all the
important facts as narrated by Burnett, and
to those who have not the time or the meant
OF insulting that writer, must prove inie1-
esting and valuable. There being cOnsi-
derahle class OF persons under these circum-
stances, such work has been wanted. and
| think, the present one ~ i'll be highly ac-
ceptabe, as serving to meet The existing ex-
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
Madeira Wine, Patent Shot, Sc.
WILLIAM GILLIAN.

HAS received per brig Hehe. j.. ". Pratt,
l. l. master. direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old l.. P. Madeira wine, from
Murdoch, Yuille. Wardrop g. Co.
And from Philadelphia,
ton patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No.
IN STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 80
TASKS each,
I2 boxes sperm candles, hyperion quality
E;::s i; ;: "a s cal;
Loaf lump and brown sugars.
Port ut, i NIT P: nennsritfs' Vines.
Cognac brandy,
Holland gin,
( $ S'$ e.; I'D Ram.
Green and St. Domingo coffee, together.
With a general assortment of
Other Groceries.
sept. IL dlw-3aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
Freight Wanted,

81, Forthe ship POTOMAC. Charles
80 Bradford, master; burthsn about 500.
hhds OF tobacco or 1000 bbls -four. The
ship in good order and ready TO receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY & SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
The Editors OF the National Intelli.
gencer will please insert the above once a
week or three weeks.
8 mo9 lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05

Braden Morgan F. Co.
sJAVE imported in the ships Wilhelmina
III &. Belyidera from Liverpool
Fine s. svper6ne cloths -.
Do do pelisse, do pain & twild
Do do ladies cloths
Do double mild drsb cloths
FIushines, blue, drab {. olive
Flannels, white, red 4 yellow
Blankets, rose, point Il strip'd
Bombazeiis. plain d figured
Tartan plsids
Merino shaws
Cashmere do. plain 4 embroidered
Plaid table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy waistcOaing
Wnrsted hose, black. slale & white
Do gloves j. caps.
Cords and Velvetetns
9.8 cotton apron check
7.8& 90 steam Ionm shiriings
9-8S Ga cambria mushns
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks 4. ball twls
Beaver gloves. cotton lose
Black ribtn.s, galloons, Cassinetts,
Shoe thread, &c. DC.
mo 10 o''eoo"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
Removal.

Al P. WHITNEY begs leave 70 acquaint
III. his friends and The public ~ general
that he has removed his shop from the corner
OF Fairfax to the corner OF Prince y water
streets; where be will he happy to supply
his customers as formerly, with any descrIp'
ton that they may at anv time need as
low he trusts, as any other IN the District,
and he likewise wishes to inform them
that he has Just received full supply OF al
most every article for the approaching sea-
son. which will be found an OBJECT tor those
that need such goods to call and Judge Tor
themselves.
N B. Every description Of ready made
clothing constantly on hand, and the loves
prizes, and any orders fulfilled with punclu
atty and despatch.
sept 8 ota"fh.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
Also, For Freight,
FOR Freight,

sf4 The ship wILHELNINA, w. vii
SO :, son, master, Ca. res 500 hhds. TO-
bacco, OF 5000 barrels anur, Is in complete
orr, for any voyage, aud can be ready to
ia a cargo on board in few days.
Annly as above. on to II SMITH 4 Go
or NATHANIEL WATILES.
sent 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
For Freight,

sSS The new and superior brig HAL
800 SEY, ]. Small, master carries a
bout l4O0 barrels; IS in complete order,
will take freight 10 any port.
For Boston,
Sax The schn'r. PACKET, Nathan
TDt2 Hall, master, will take 800 barrels
on freight or passengers, for which she has
superior accommodations.
For Portland,
sM> The packet sloop FAV0RlTE,
~ Eben Dyer, master, will begin and
load m few days; and take some freight or
passengers. Apply to
WV FOWLE. + &C.
VHO H.lVE FOR SALE,
R4rsived by the above vessels,
200 casks ThOmaston Lime
80 i,sTrels Beef
sept 81 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
SOUTHERN MONEY.

{ SOUTHERN MONEY.
7 wish to purchase Bank Notes, checks and
l. approved bills at short sight, Gil
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Georgia,
Ner- Orleans,
Matches,
Trgiuia, 8
Marytand.
All OF which will be taken at lower rate
OF exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much to their interest 20
call at my Office, to make any kind OF ex-
change, or money OPP rations.
will also purchase notes oil the Banks OF
Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank IN the
United States, also the banks ln canada. |
can at all times furnish checks and bills al
sight, AMI short dates as may be wanted 10
any amount al the lowest rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New-Iork and
EustUn.
Please apply al my Exchange Office and
Banking House, Bridge street, GeoGgel"Wn.
sept 22 Ii ROMULUS RlGG 5.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
FOr COweS,

LIN The brig ABIGAIL, j. Fl Tit
~ comb, master; will sail about the
9Th inst. has good accommodations, and
will take some passengers on moderate
terms. Apply on board, or 10
WM. FOWLE T. Co.
sept u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
For Freight,
Prunelle shoes.

TFUIltIIt t'IIUto.
lust received and for sale complete
y assortment of Prum lila shoes, OF the
most fashionable co!ors. together with kid
and Morocco OF extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver. Rorum, Nap'd Woe, and Straw
III \ rs,
which will be sold at The lowest cash prices,
hv }. Fl. RUNNELS.
NAV 26.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-05
Vol. XIII
For Amsterdam.

rsS The ship THOMAS WILSON, w.
sIs3 ~, Thomps son, master, is now loading
.al ssil in all the present month. and
en- ''Eo loo hogsheads on freight on moderate
, ms Apply 10 W. FOWLE 4 Co.
H'" If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
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FROM CAPE HAYTIEN


Captain Lee, al Salem, from Cape Hayden.
communicates the following:
hideous portrait of the late Emperor of
f1ayti Henry Christophe) is drawn i'm a paper
ISSUED nom the government press at the Cape,
and bearing the signature Of Gen Chaplatte,
the eIder. His moral aud liis physical nj ca
are represented equally horrible and ,iisyust~
ing. lie II denomuated the scourye of Ha>ti
anu fhe disgrace OF human nature Ills pers
son is described ms rude, 3ndfgested mass Of
matter Ibis 'aHSh. the giifuace of a tiser-aud
when lie opened his muRth in rage iii xtepde
ell 'rom ear 10 ear. and discovered a double
rev OF long pointed capoibal teeth. Ne was
without hoponr without faith. without law
ing all the sacsiie ious and filthy horrors with
which Saicnnapal and Northumberland.
were formerly tep' cached "a slave to his pas
stems, an enemy 10 justice, cruel arbitrary. ay.
aricicus, proud, selfish. blood thirsIy. inca
pable Of the least sentiment of ierati,pde -.
Snch and much more so is the fallen Henrv
described by those who lave succeeded TO his
power anu who say that TO give a detail of
ms vices Would require volumes, aud that no
lang uage could furnish expressions suffirient-
~ siroHg 10 give an adequate idea of the
excess of ms barhaiIty, eT of the horror IL
on:hi TO inspire in the human heart,
Sapt Lee also states that the situation of
tue cGnnity isevery day changing, aud the
inhabitants are IN geserai very DISCONTINUED &
considerable disturbance was excited every
day. Two or three of the mobiles who were
al the head OF The i0snrrection TO massacre
me whites and mniattoes- were apprehende ed
aud coutined in prison one day and then re-.
leased. No Coar, OF Justice is vet estabIish.
Ell at Ike Cdpe-but il is expe cted will be
soon. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

them those aio raas tie aighesi, eye
friendly to Governor Clinton, instead o 4
being hostile to him. II an Individual |,
or several individuals, moi friendly TO
Governor Clinton. have overstfpped the
bounds Of discretion, in the ebuliiicns of
zeal Tor their friends or favorites-which
will happen III every walk OF liie-the fact
instead OF being evidence ot their beng
" orgaulZed" or disciplined" il eyi !.
den,- oi directly the reverse.
Not TO speak further, however, Of this
subject, we only meant, al present 10 say,
that Ne viii hereafter, when we can posi-.
bly, spare room. publish The late message
OF Governor Chnion 10 the Legislature,
with such reply as the join, committee.
which has II under consideration, may
make. We raunOi enough express our
regret, al seeing the Executive of the
most populous state IN the Union, thus
arrayed against The Executive of The y.
States and the f" General Go, ernmeui.
Nat. Tut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13

liam Green. Ch.rles II. Starr, and Conway
white. OF the United States navy, arrived
here yesterday, in the scbr. Maine, Capt EN-
cry, from 81 Pierre's Martinique. The above
named gentlemen were lately attached to the
v. ,. irigate Constellation aud left her on the
18th Dec. last at Rio JaBeiro- from whence
they sailed in the American ship Como.
We-lesrn that letters had been received at
Nio fitm Bnenos Ayres annonn cling that an-
other r.vs'utio" had taken place, and that
Jsdye PREvosf was ordered by the autbori.
tbs TO leave the place within 80 hours. He
accordingly sailed in the American brig En- !.
tripr'zr o. Lima. II was confidently expected
That constitution would be proclaimed in
Braziis very soon. Ii was spoken of By. all
classes at the period Of the Corvo s sailing.
The Constellation was TO sail from Rio in
two or three days for Valparaiso. Her first
arrival At that place. WAS on the 2lst Septsm.
Der. from whence she sailed on the sth of
Oct. for Monte Video-on her arrival at which
place, her msininast was found so defecti We.
mat II became necc sssry to put back for
Rio Janeiro.in order to repair il. The officers
| and crew were weli. ~. n -. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
PATRIOT FLEET.

ET'rdd II a hfhr from Sc Ba,ts, dated
ne l4M .janan,g. 1921, to tie editor of
ne Ncw York Daily Advertiser.
shali state 10 you the dIsgracelui
seen" which Is passing before MY eyes.
anu soiry | am 10 say ihai many. rerv
many OF The actors are my couD,rymen
The principals are we'll known 10 YOU.
Ills place IL resoried To by the Patriots.
or mors properly Pirates, TO rcfit for their
enterprises: and Five Islands, but "A few
leagues from here, is The emporium Tor
Their prizes, a convenient place, from
"hrnce to smnggle into other islands,
'heie booty-aii their negotiations ara
EIade here. bui with the agreement TO dc.
liver The articles at F we Islands.
A fee, OF five sail of priva,eers are
no" IN port and b longing principally 10
.emm"dores Daniels, Noribrop and Pc,
io' VINO are here and command them.
Ohe OF them Is ship OF about GOO
tons, bent in ). America, and was re-
Gently runaway wit, from Bneuos A,r,s
she has since been purchased hy Daniels,
ana Is superior vessel; she sails fast
and mounts 20 guns. She is now onIv
waiting to complete he crew. Ano,heI-
a flne coppered three mas'ed schooner,
monni' Rons, aud Il long tom
Two others were bugs otthc first class
sail iasi and are well h,.-u.
lie brig INDEPENDENTS IS Oft The har.
Dor. intended for cruise she Is from
Baltimore.
Captain wilson has lately come i'm from
cruise; his vessel Is under the Vrne.
2uriean II "g, bat owing to The rtcpu, ar,
misiice between that government, ami
the ltoya'is's, bias come IN for new ma
pers. Captain Wilson lately cap,ure.i a
GUlncamaD, which he sent info FIVE Is,x
ants.
Captain Shannon has recently sailed
IN d fine schooner, called The Iuy,nc,hIe
on cruise.
The cre1s OF these privaieers consist
OF persons tom all nations, The Iarpes,
proportion OF them are Americans and
British. Ihey have recently been 40
fortunate, that great alIuremtnrs are held
out to sea,Den 10 enter their service: al.
mos, every vessel that arrives here lose
the mnst or all ,h ir crews, who enter in-
TO their service. The priz s Of slave YES
sells e taken into Five Islands. iron,
whence The slaves are smuggled INTO va
rious West indla Islands. Tbrse YES
sells are generally furnished with so MAJ
ny commissions, that if they make a can
lure, they have but little diffi< ul,y 10
showing papers which cover their piracv.
and as for courts, they are easily dispens,
ed with.
The division Of property, prize money.
&c they are not remarkably particular
about generally those wbo come first
are FIRST served. 1T is privaieerine ali
round. and when they gel prize thew
carry through the whole system of pri-
watering upon one another
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
FROM pOR.rECAI
T"OH FUh YIktL.
Ertroct TO The Editors, datdhSEss lion. Norembey

f-'t'"tt u fHG GuUOJS, uuLfll1yt.sLOu. ROrpU1JfJ
%, IS20'V
AS promised you c6Itnue 10 rive Won
an account OF what occurs here Enclosed
you will receive d manifesto of The governors
TO The nation, and an account aud statement
OF how the Coi,es are 10 be called. They are
TO meet on lh, 4tI OF January but we have
had so much intriguing and dispuiing among
The governors, that have little hoLes of much
good growing ont of the revolution. However,
We shall see villa, the Cortes will do when they
meet. On he eleventh Instant, there was 4
very serious affair here. SiIveiIa, the vice
president of The government. not being able
10 carry his IDtrigues in the con neil, pef-
s"ahed The commander of part Of the army
TO assist him by force the troops were draws
ont and the field pieces aud muskets loaded;
they forced part OF the governor rs TO retire,
ard swore to the Spanish constitution. How
eve', since then, the other governors have
succeeded In upseiting all this aud he Is
dismissed the government and sent 10 bis
home" Phil. Frank. Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
WFnNKsnAY. 49, Z

.HUUNE OF kbPRE ItNIA HIVES.
mr. William S. Biachtcdgc, a member
from Nini Casel'Ja, in lie place of The
idic Mr.. Slocumb, appeared to-day, was
qualified, aud took his seat.
MI. FoTed, FROM llIe committee, apS
pointed ou the 4ih December last, to iu-
qulrP respecting ccriain loans oil lead
anal gnDV0"hcr nv the ordinance dcpAri.
mcni 10 certain Individuals, made a re-.
port thereon, giving tbe VicW which The
CON nr'ee eOieriAi0 OF the Transaction,
Dul Hoi commenting any intcfpUsitlon
80 HE pan Of this house aad ihe report
Has crdrTed TO lie on Tie table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
GEORGE III

When MIR. Fox was IN the Ministry during
The American var, and plenipoientiafy had
been appointed 10 the American States, Fox
asked The King il il would be agreeable 10
him 10 receive an American Minister in re-
tn'n. His Majesty ma de just aud proper
answer, specifically adapted 10 the unfortU.
nate situation OF pnbIic affairs. Mr.. Fox,
the phrase OF yonr question: rather surprises
me. ltcanpoi he agreeable 10 me but can
and do agree TO IL. Fox himself related this A.
Decdote 10 the late David Hartley, sckDowo
Lodging, that iiis own phrase agreeable " as ~ r
deed unsuitable aud iDcOusidgrate /; bat tbst
his Msjesiys answer was manly. frank, aHd
noble.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
THE SUPREME COURT.
ERIDAY rHr q

The Judgment of The Court below, in
the case OF HE Nechonics' Bank VS.. Win
CTS, was affirmed. This casr involved a
mere question of practice under The To-
"a la" OF Virginia, whether the adjt urn
me'H of ihe Amit term OF the Circuit
Court tor Tie District Of Columbia, from
The i6'E OF May 10 The fourth Monday
III June, was continuation of tie April
term, or constituted distinct term 2.
This court determined lila, it was the
same term.
The ase Of the Bello Corrunes. Wala.
gambia claimant, VAS argued iy MIR. Win.
der for The capiors, 10y Mr. Wheaton for
The salvors, aud by MIR. Webster for The
claimant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
Lexington Reporter.

NEW YORK, Feb. The ESov;nau-
Indians who have been exhibited here for
some I me, II l. discovered, can speak the
English Language. Suspicion having been
eHciied tiiai The. had been unfairI, dealt
WAN, an exdn,inaiion took place on Tues.
day e'eninS b. tore the Mayor, and cant.
tiaHiock was committed Ia Prison. As
We Understand thu accouai. The Indian
rriaies Thai 'Ia MAS taken while ii hing in
tai. bra. near his native si,ore-Tha, ,hr
woman aud child were afterwards I,Le,
OH shore and broushi on board The sebr
that he never till tla, lime saw her. yhey
both appear 10 be in grea, fear of CAM.
IL. ami under complete subjecion 10 I'M,
will. jHye,c All,
Eatract IF letter dated Holgmn. Cuba.
JanEdiy4.
An ord"r from rhe King is published.
directing that afir 45 days from this date.
u" s"perchrgo nor passenger that may
arrive IN any al The ports IN Ame rica in
p"s.essioD OF Spain, will be permitted 10
ia"d without passport from his govern
ment. touniorsigard by The Spanish Con-
s"' nr minister: Unless this regulation
Is complied With, a spe, ial guard will he
pun on 1n"td ne vessel arriv ing, and
kept on board during her STAY in po., At
the cap!alii's expense" no.
- WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.
From the decision IN the Scpa,. on
yesterday, II appears that there is a large
naio'iy NJ thai bntiy IN favor of tii. or,n-
eipie at the bill for The establishments, of
an "nif"rm Sysiea, OF Ban k,upicy. Ills
probable there - Essjnrty in favor OF
Ii $50 III Tie other House, could the
question be brought 60 ii .air issue. w,
doubt whether il can be hoped for ut The
present session, wish how We NAV.
rNat Int.
II ~ understood, That the committee of
The ii"n,c ct Representatives, on the Mis-
SCUM subject. cane 10 decision vcster
day, being the fourth day of its sitting
What The precise shape Of their recon.
incubation IL IN be, cannoi b.. kaswu
until alter the report il male. which il
expected 10 day. Ii is believed, however.
'hrir resolution c"niemr!airs a contin
eeut ;inu prospective admission of The
SLATE INTO the Union. III
On an accidental glance al The statement
OF TIE Philadelphia Bank, AZ rendered 10
The Legislature OF Pcnnsl Ivania. we find
that that Bank has in circu!a,ion notes TO
the amount OF S353 coo on capital OF
81 ,So0,OOo, and iras in i,s vaults Specie
io'lhe amount OF S502 900 We should
like 10 see an estimate oil the amount of
The paper of solvrn, Banks now in circu-
'aI'on. IL 10 believed that, in lie Allan.
~ States, the amount OF paper currency
aho"i is not one fourth OF whai il was a,
one time before the resumption of specie
payments. As regards the Banks oi This
District, with the exception of one. The
reduction OF the circulation If their paper
has been much greater than in tkat pro,
portion. TD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13
UNPLEASANT NEWS.

We are informed, Thar "a gentleman
from Arkansas, passed through This town
a few days ago, with despat ,hes for GO
Nernment from Governor Miller, on The
subject of The la,iians in thar territory,
who have reccHily manifested hostile
feelings. We cannot state precisely the
cause ct their dissatisfaction, or the eN..
tent OF The alarm which their unirieudly
disposition may kave produced among
III" inhat'iiants, bur we understand tia /
Gov. Miller deems additional military aid
indispcusably necessary,
Lexington Reportcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-02-13


War Ontario sailed yesterday for the Medi-
tertanean She goes first 10 81. Domingo
With MIR WEIR. as Consul aud Agent for tie
settlement OF our claims, and will immediate.
proceed TO her destinations REP.
NORFOLK, Feb. 0.-Yesicrday afternoon ar.
rived III Hampton Roads. tho Fiencl, Corvette
lie iarH Capt FRANKIE, having on bo1td his
ExcelIcncy NJ HYDE DE NEuvfLLE Minister
from The Court Of France to the u STA e., and
bis Lady also MIR. DELARUg DE VILARFT his
nephrw, MIR. LOUIS DE Nun, MIR. BREssoN,
MIR. ID AsPHEmOET and Mr.. HERsANT Tie
laTn bad a passage Of So days, and having
suffered by stress of weather will come M hare
10 repair Herald.
The Officers from the Frigaie Constellation,
mentioned ~ the subjoIned extract from the
Newbern CcutIneI. (politely furnished by
Lieut.. Cfsbb arrived here about O'Clock
yesterday morning. The result OF CONVEX
inflammation IN addition TO that impaired 10
the Editor Of the Ccniiuei.
AZ expedition, consisting Of a SEVENTY -four
atriSatc, and one or two sloopS of war, was
hitting out at Rio Janeiro, ruInonTed for the
purpose Of conveying Dom Pedro TO Porlu-
cal, rs Vice Roy Of that Kingdom.
Every civiliiy was extended TO Captain
RidgeIy and The OiEceIs OF The Constellation
by King John; the nse Of his Naval Arsenal
readily grated tor tie purpose OF repairing,
sud the Vacco ia Cana, II, given as a receiv.
ing ship, while The CoDsteilatiOn was overs
hauling. Beacon
From hs NepGern on Co. Cehsinci, Of FeGrpa
rvs.
LIeut's John II Bell ard Thomas Crabb
aud HlidsbiPmen Edward {. PDkney. VIII
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-11
WAS Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria
l. ID &. on the 9Th inst. as a iunaway, a
negro la!, named CHARLES THOMAS
ABOUT nv. feet FIVE or SIX inches high, OF a
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
of age; he has a small scar on his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right 81 lie Of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living 10 Norfolk
Buckiey's square. He is indiaerently cloth:
ed. and states thathi mother is free, and
AMI is ,ecorded in Portsmouth, in the clerk s
Office kept by Mr.. Wilson. The owner is de-
sired to come prove property, pay charges,
and take him away. Otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSA\ ELL, Tailor.
auo Q ,aw2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-11

rnr Sale or Exchange.

Twill sell my HOUSE on King
MsTT street, at price much below It's va
E.ss. hue, or will exchange II tor smaller
~ property, OF for merchandise. II
Is adapted aud completely fitted in every
r4spe Ct for. large family, and is well worI
nv tine attention OF any person dssirous OF
4, nermspeat establishment.
Twill also sell that handsomely
ES4M situated lot, (quarteJssquare,l cor
EssN ner of Fsyette and Carneron-sts. or
AsSia part thereof, with or without the
'",p Also the S.W. corner 10, on Payne
F s. Commercials; on which there
EssNjs a stable. This lot is desirahiy
sksl situated for imprC vement.
Also the two houses and lots next
era above he corner OF Payne. on Kim
h.ssE street. This last will be sold 10"
NGi for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment OF an annuity
Terms OF the whole may be made aeS eco
modating. JAo. .. oCo.
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