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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Muscatcl Raisins, sc.

- ~ ''NNN At"'oH'tNS y
TWENTY-FIVE boxes fresh muscate
L Tajsins.
90 ba's Baltimore whiskey;
- 90 prime pork,
un Aoar,j s.hr. 4 lonis, and for sale ~
hoS % 81 SAN. MGSSERShiIH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26

Aew-HrIeans Sugar s Lemons,
WIN TOWLE & Co have this day
y landing nom schr. Eliza from New,
90 Hhds. y. O. Sugar
Ito Boxes Lemons
'rnn lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26

stoves, &c.
yFENRy G.. SLApE, has jaa received
! his WINrER SUPPLY-co OF
Franklin Stoves, with and WITHOUT drates
M do touse with pipes
Ten plate, cannon and box Stoves
Stcve pipe and Drums -,
Bath stove Gratis 3, handsomely polished
Crates with irass Knobs
Shovel and longs, Fepders, AID lrons'
&c. &c.
Irho has on hand as usual,
A well selected assortment OF
Hardware 6 Cutlery,
Al! Of WITCH he wi! sell very ios.
nov II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
For Fraimiht.

tut iFE!Siit.
80, Tia fine fast sailing schn'r RELIEF
Sssx .. baxter, master. bur /. q 900 tar
refs, will be III readiness Tor cargo IN q
lew days. Apply 10
TIL. ROWLAND.
Who has for sale said Schr's. cargo
70 Tons Plaster Paris.
1Ih mo. "a st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
HiRRIED.

HiRRIED.
On the 22d inst. by the Rev, Robert
Burch, of this place; MIR. James Cariin, to
Miss Lsti.ia Skydmore, both ofthe Coun-
~ Of Alexandria.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
CHEAP GOODS.

AT the old stand, will be opened this
day. IL Cases and Bales af Flesh Goods of the late
arrivals into Boston, and purchased as usual With
Cash and will be sold very low for Cash. Their
friends and acquaintance and the public IN general.
will fad it greatly 70 their advantage TO call on
them and make their purchases
.9rzong she gIeaf uGriefg, ri their n'ssOrtne't are
BroadcIoths, Cassimeres, Plains, Dew
onshire Kerseys, Fannels, Vest patterns Bomba-
2et,s, silk worsted and cotton Hogiery, paid Silk,
Canton Grapes, undressed Caicoes from 90 cents TO
3s snd 4 London Prints from So TO $50 elegant
real good Dimiies for ls6 per yard good Carlisle
Gngbsus for is6 10 2s cheap lot of Irish ..nens
y large assortment OF Cotton, Sils, Merino. cotton
Imitation aud Cashmere .Shaws, With and without
borders, OF the newest patterns Grape Shaw!s
6-4 u and 81 square white Cambries from
2s6 3s6 Floor Carpeting for only 6s to 7s6 fig.
ured and plain corded nuslins American Shirt.
iDgs and Sheetngs cheap.
A lot Of cheap Straw Bonne's--Leghorn Flats for
only g5--with many other articles not mentioned
keWpbt, April IS. 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09

pREPARED by w. T. CoNwAv, Chemist. No; 4,
Bumstead Place, Boston, viz
DR. Reltes Botanical Drops
Dr Reite's htthmstc Pills
tons, &c
DE- Relies AntibiIiiOus Pills, for Indigestion, Bill.
hoUs Affections SC
DR. Relics Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
Dr. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
Dr Jebb's Rheumasc Lniment-- Rheumatism of
~ years standing has been cured by this in "a
hours.
British Antiseptc Dentri6ce, most excellent Cor
the teeth and gums
Dumtries Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the heh, IN sre hours APPLICATION, be IL ever so in.
'eterate C-T No danger from taking cold
Aloion Corn Plaster The relief is immediate,
and while It dissolyes and draws the corn on, by
the roots, it causes not the least ran
Camhusn tooih-sche Pills: the relief Is ius,an.
taneous, without the east injury 20 the tect,
br Hunters celebrated PiAs-Dr hunters Jo
lection Powders, snd Dr. Hunter. Cers,e. for ,Ie
prevention snd cure Of veneteai complaints with
Pet'.ct sec5esy. a treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method OF cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets of many extraordinary cures rn,.I.
had o. the Agents. gratis
CT Nsse q The G6Sve are 1etIias .rl,ss ,;rned
w. 4. Conway. A large discount to Co1n,rv
Physicians, Traders, &c The above Medicines
may hke~ise be bad Of
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drzgvis,.
No..ll0, Thamss-s,seet, Newport;
.iso, D
Lemnel w. PrigEs, BT,l0' Hercules wh,snev
Mason, ss'eh Prsp'dencs Dyer L Howe,, Bins
hans Greene. Ner LOndoni Hopkins, Hartford and
most Druggists Booksellers Of responsibility ,l.o
oy most Pos, Masters throughou, the Union.
Sons are genuine - ess signed b. W, T. Conway.
!a.y IL, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
cONUNDRugs.'

q. why is love like a po,atoc ? Be-
cause it shoots from ths eye.
Q What word is Nhat, which, bv
taking away letter makes you sick p.
Ans Ngsic&
Z, Why is a spectator ike bee.
hive Because be is a be.holter.
q In what month do ladies land a
fair correspondent adds, Gentlemen,
il YOU please. ~ talk the least scandal +?
Ans. February; because it is the short.
cSt 10 the year.
Z. Why are darned stockings like
heroes Of the las, century? Because they
are men.ded.
Q, Why is fixed star like pen, ink
ant paper? Because IT is stationary.
Z WHY is a handsome woman like
bread ? Because she is otten toasted.
O. Why are two laughing girls like
the two wings of chicken? Because
ihey have a msrry ihORght between
chem.
O. Why is a fat man looking at a
book its best patron2 Because he gives
1t great coun,cnance.
Q. Why is a market-house like love-
letter? Because it contains some tender
i0ns.
Z Why is Stean's Brewery like a
Jewish synagogue Because Re.bre1vS
drink there.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

!Smci9s In Meredith, on Thursday
the 18th instant, Thomas Maxwell, aged
about Is years, son of Mr. Asa Maxwe!l,
nf Homer, Couriand county, terminated
his existence by shooting himself through
the body with "A musket, charged with
four balls, The circumstances attend
my this horrid transaction, We understand
are briefly these he bad for some time
been dissatisfied with his situation, mot
however, We believe, in consequence of
any i'll treatment he received from the
iamiIy with whom he lived, and threat
cned to end his days if he could not be
permitted 70 reside with his father. On
tht morning Of the fatal day, the rash
youth carried his threats into execution
He procured a musket arh ammunition,
proceeded 10 the barn, assembled The hav.
NOV, aud placing the breach of the gun
upon tie beam, with the nuzzls to his
breast, he received the whole contents !;
ami, astonishing to relate, he very delib-
erately walked 80 The house and confessed
wins, he had done, without the least fear
Or regret.--he survived % hours,
Ds,argare Gase'ts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
COMMISSIONER .Nancs.

WE the subscribers having this day been sp
ponted'by The lion. Court Of Probate, of ,he
town OF Newport, 10 the couniy Of Newport, Com.
missionerS to receive and examine the claims a..
gaihst the estate of
NATHANIEL HAZARD,
late OF Newport, deceased, represented insolvert,
DO hereby give notice, that SIX mouths from the
date hereof, are allowed to the creditors Of said
Estate, to bring IN and prove their rsspe, i've c,ms
snd mat We shall attend for that purpose cur
spestve deN ellings ct any time during said period
NICHOLAS TAYLOR, c.-
CHAaLvs GgLRs. '''''"s'
Az persons nss bted 20 said estate are requg sled
to make irmedis,e psyIoent TO
DurrE }. PsARCS. ,.,..
JAMES TOWNSEND -'ofa fi<''a''''
Newport, Jan. 10, Iesi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09

No l,.LnStOm- HouSe Court,
OPENED last week, One Bale Of
black Bombazetts.. which he sold 30 fast, that n-
duced hln 10 purchase more therefore, he will
this DAY open another Bale, which he will sell from
hieen 10 twenty per cent cheaper than can be
bought IN thls town or state
He will also open some sUperfne cloths = On
hand as usual, complete assortment OF DRY
GOODS, and VIII sell the largest bundle for the
lesat money that csn be psrchased in silher store
in this town
Rewport, May Q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
THE NOSE.

Mrs, Siddons once sat for her portrait
TO Mr.. Scott, of North Britain, who ob.
served, her nose gave him much trouble
All, said she, Gainsborough was a
good deal troubled IN the same way"
Hc had altered and varied the shape a
long time, when at last he threw down
the pencil, saying, d--.n the nose
there isno end 20 IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
PDEs'TGa Y.
2he following poetic efIusion is the production OF
c. OF New .srseyi Is Grahsn,) and is cop
ed from New.york paper

The following poetic eHusion is the production Of
c. OF New srseyi Is Graham and is cop.
ed from Newyork paper.
THE KILL.DRER.
There's wild little bi-d--in the meadow 'ts seen,
And as soon As the shadows of evening appear,
BY the hag.msrgn'd brook. mid the bGIlLushes
green.
running cries loudly--kili-daer ; kiH desr'
Ioften have tripp'd, ins soft summers night,
Ger the dew spahgItd meadow, 10 sec and to
hear,
This sweet little creature, az wild with alright,
IL run from me crying--kM deer ! kiH deer
And oft as psus'd by The smooth flowing stream.
To gaze on the moon, IN its blue mirror clear,
Upstarting beside me, IL wildly would scream
As though it were wounded--kW deer { klif deer
And frequently. while the sweet vigil I've kept.
In the silence OF night and no iooistep Was rcsr,
Zen the sound OF tie sedge that the light zephyr
swept,
Would awaken The cry of--kM dser! kiR deer
For the wild little thing is ss ,imid as LOve,
And like Maf it ,yi 8y from a shadoO si,h lesri
Tsl as innocent, harmless and kind as the dove,
is the bird that cries ioneIy--kiH-deerI ktIaGsr
o. often have thought, and often have said,
While iB pheous notes have saluted my gar,
That this sweet little Sird, aud my sweet little mud,
Were alike in their cry, aud ALIKE 40 tbeif fear.
For she like the bird, is 80 timid and shy,
That when % her cottage I anxUusv slcer,
With Rnuering heart, from my presence sue'll fly,
And cry as slIe's bying--O dear o deari
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09

When a crack 10 discovered 40 a stove through
which the tire or amokc penetrs,es, the aperture
nav bo completely closed in a moment with com.
position consisting Of wood ashes, aud common salt,
made up into paste wih little water, and plaster.
oJ oycr the crack.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
Gomnlissioncrs' Ncfice.

WE, the subscribers hs-ing been appointed by
W the Hon. Court Of Ptobste ior the town Of
NiddleioWn, m the county OF NevpoS, Conn,s.
noners 20 receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the Estate OF
Cot JOB BENNETT,
late OF said Niddletown, deceased, represented in.
solvent do hereby give notice. that siX pouth, from
The l6h instant are allowed to the oreditors of the
SAID Estate. TO bring in end prove their respective
claims. and that NE will attend for that purpose at
our respective dwellings,, st any time within the sad
period
SN rsISG SANFORD. SS"AII' c'""i.'i'aer.
All persons indebted to aaid Estate. are called
upon TO mske immediate payment to
GILES MANCHESTER, .9Galrsrn,r.
Newport, tprd 2s, 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09


Superior Caoton half Hk5s.
Grapes ipf g 4454& Ga white
Eiegant pearl, fawn, and coloted plain
brown aud pea@gfeeD Silk Shawl.
Bombazins, cheap. Flag aud Bandsnna
Red, orange & green Hdkfs.
fguhd 5aOOeia Bisck Silk ditto
plrasols, some very Fancy ditto
handsome tor l2s White ard eross5ar'd
with joints and ivory cfavals
hsodiss Cotton Handkrrehiels
Fur,iruro and other Il ali kinds
J'miues Fine light print Cali.
Blue ana yellow Nan Goes, from % cents
kins 20 ls6
ollk' beaver ana KID Fire blue, & mourn
Gloves ing ditto
Whiic snj colored English Ginghehns
long KID Gloves Power and steam
Sill, ccuon & worst Doofn Shir;ines
ed hosiery a. bleached aad un-
Hemp and cotton half blesched American
Hose Shcetipe.A
Best Itai.an sewing Horn & Ivory Combs
Silk Sauioe,ts
Cotton Cambrics from Ribbons, brsids, fans
70 ceots 10 $50 P,nk snd white SArs.
IA & 4 IsconeI s. nets
null m1siins G'esn Lnstrirgs
Figured JAcooet and Ba,k Ss'snels
null Musios Black florenlihe
and 6.4 Book VestiDts.
musIins ifom ls9 70 ! White aod toIored
6s. Maraeiles dnto
i'iain Lenoes "A x B'oVn Linens
o. Russia and English
Liuen Cambrics, from Dispsrs
rs 10 27s. II and "a DanIssk
lcish Linens from 20 Pack aud pound pins
cents TO $50 One piece Bsppb.
Sout white drilling 81 cream co!ored
lor pAnsioons Cotton shswIsj for
Whitened Russia TO
SheeIing for do. Imi,aiioO Shawls with
Russia snd RaVeOs elegant green bor-
Dnck dets
Stout white Dowlas Webbs patent sus-
: Tor lao pepdeTs
Diaeks x vpmbnzetts Double chain black
hocx@sp to $50 Leyan,ines
Scsfl& And orange Whine and black Sat.
uIto to
Blue Couon CASH. "a and s4 Cotton
ineres Chez
Striped lean While silk Lace
fi:st qualify gil, coat Fine Cotton Balls
Buttons Cotton Flos,
Bell, bullet, and bas- Silk and Cotton I'm.
ket buttons brei!as
: = merino Hkfs and
The above Goods are Just opened from The
New fo'k Auctions, and for sale by
ROBERT +. LEE,
.No. IA, YHAMES STRRRr.
". B'---M0s: Of the above Goods have not
been imported one mouth
ALWAYS ON HAND,
n corn 2lete assortmoai sf white and color
ed KNITTING COTTON.
Newport, Apd IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
NEW GOODS.
John Dyre,

Corner Of C6ureh.Sfrset,
Has gust reeelsed anew assortment of
DRY GOODS
Among them are The jolio7vinp-Blue,
black and mix'd Sroade loths blue, black and
coior'd Ca0aimeres Bombszeu,, black and
coIored Cslicoes; foe A London Prin,s !;
color'd Cambtics; black do /; 3.44 = and 4
Canbtics ADD s = Jscopei' CambIc /;
white snd checked Ciava,s; Cd 6ne striped
Jaeonet Camb,ic India Book Muslins Sc
Ga Book and Leno Muslins SaccarilIa do !;
64 Cotton Dsmask steam loom Shirung
Cottons white and color'd Marseilles Vest.
ing; white Jean; DowIss brown Linen !;
white, red, yellow and green Fisnncls Cot.
ton Umbrellas; Dimities Furniture Dmi-
"; "a Cashmere Shawls; S.4 brown Cot
ton Shawls; Gentlemen's Beaver Gloves ;
Ladies black and white Silk Gloves Gentle
mems Cotton Hose Ladies do 7.S and 4
Irish Linens Silk and Tsbby Velvets; blue
Nankeens; white aod black Italian Grape /;
black sod white Lustring green do; Rib.
bons black and colot'd sewing Silk boxes
OF Cotton Balls; :, !, s, S, and thi ,ded
Fiowering Cotton; do, in Bells ), and Z
tareaded; Inserting Trimming ; Paper
ounce and box Pins Silyer-eyed Needles /;
Cotton Thread, and great many afucles too
numerous TO unenuon.
ALSO,
American bleached and rnhlesched Cotton
stripes, Chex, IiekiGg, Cotton Thr eads, Sc.
Sc.
Newport, April 25th, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
New Shoe Store.


~ II y w, ID A us, Jun.
EsPECTFULLY informs his friends
y Y and the public. TIA, he las taken tie store
No 90 Thames street, lately occupied by the late
Col VIM. Moore where he has Just received a COM
pete assortment Of Ladies, GeR,emens, Misses,
Youths aud Childrens Boots ssd Shoes OF every De.
sceiptiou and latest fashions, which he intends TO
sell as low ss any Store in this town tic has also
received one Case OF womens Morocco shoes as
low rs so cents per pair
Newport, April ' 1921 ,f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-09
SPRING sS' Summer Goods.

UPERFINE and common black and
~ blue Brosdclotbs.
Double and single rnilled blue, black, mix.
ed, drsb and coronation mixed CassimereA
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
FROM THE N. MERGkNTILs ADVERTISER,
OUR MARKET,

Since he arrival Of th- ship Orion, yes.
terdsy afternoon, tbere has been a grea, deal
ofac,iviiy in cur marke'; heavy sales Of -Four
have been made a, from TOT ~ dollars.
There has also been more activity in the Cot
ton market, a, prices which were heavy be.
fore her arrival.
friend has banded rs the following letter
from one Of the first houses in Liver, DOL, dss
ted the 18Th September, with postscript Of
the goth September.
"SiR-On no former occasion do we re.
member 50 great a change in the corn mar
kel ss since this day week, nor sales having
TAKEN p ace % The same extern; every article
Of corr and -four Kind ha. been sought for
with great ssgerness, and bought OF consi
dersble advance. This rather unexpected
change is Of course attributable TO the state of
the wea her for the last FIVE or SIX days, from
which the crop must have Suffered much -
At the Ccrn Exchange to day we never saw
better Attendance OF country dealers as well
a, sreculators. The sales were considerable
but short Of what thy nigh, have been, had
the appearance Of the wet weather not been
more favorable during the boors Of market.
In some instances higher prices were got for
whe.t, osts, and b.iley, soG ire market clio.
sed 1T prices, Vpon the whole, better than
could have been obiained yesterday.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
DOMESTIC.

RICHMOND, Ger 80.
CASE OF ALEXANDER LiTHGOW.
The Superior Court of Law for this Coun.
ty, was opened yesterday in the Capital IL
As the clerk was about to swear the Grand
Jury, one of the counsel for Alexande Lith.
gov arose and submitted a motion for a
change Of the venue. This motion was res.
listed by the Attorney General. After con.
siderable discussion Judge BrokeDbrougb de-
cloed, mat the motion must ne overru!ed.-
TheJudge stated, that he conceived The act
Of Assembly required prisoner should be
aTTaagnsd, before ne had porer to change
The venue, end tina; ny thu first section of the
"Act concerning Grand Jur;es, SC" the
pfeseDtments Of Grand Juries were confined
to offences committed within the BODY of
the county for which they are impanneiIed.
| We understand it to be the opinion of in.
teligeBt lawyer, that were the uenue to be
changed before the Grand Jury of this coup.
ty passes upon his case, the necessary con,
sequence would be, there would be no mode
OF bringing the prisoner to trial.
The Counsel for the prisoner then claimed
the right Of challenging the Grand Jury
JoT JaOou'. This was opposed by the ~
torney General Several cages were sddu
ced by the counsel for the prisoner in support
OF their right Of challenge. They cited and
dwell considerable upon the decision Of Chief
Justice Marshall ia the case Of Aaron Burr.
Alter The argument was closed, the Judge
said he would consider Of the question and
adjourned the jury until 10 O'Clock to day.
Counsel Tor the prosecution, Messrs John
Robertson Attorney GENERALLY ard Philip
Norborne Nicholas Counsel for the accu
sed, Gen. Taylor, Messrs, Samuel TAYLOR,
Alexbn6er and Allen McRae
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10

"Amsrican sweet -four, IS 9 &0s. -Four,
free, AZ 46.
Postscript, 20th.-The weather has a.
gain become most unfayorablc for the mar
vest, ard puts the corn dealers in high spirits.
IL spPesrs the prices ofyesterday differed with
those of the same day in 1916, soly 3D.
Another postscript Of the 20sh September,
to price ca:reot of tho 18Th, states ths, the
sales OF Cotton from the 18th TO the 18th int.
amounted to 1851 bags, at the prices before
quoted, and the demand good.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
Charleston Oct. 90.

The steamship Robert Fulton, which
started yesterday morning for Havana,
New Orleans, and Pensacola, had a
bout 400 passengers. She was delayed
on Saturday afternoon, in consequence
Oh there being so much swell upon the
bar as TO render it unsafe to attempt
crossing it. Among the passengers 10
Col. Cdttdra, who has gone on with
The avowed intention Of demanding sa-
iisfaction for the iDdiguilies offered
him by Gen. Jackson.
Among the passengers who sailed
yesterday 10 the ship Franklin, for
New York, was Colonel Coppinger,
late Governor Of Esst Florida.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-11-10
FAIL OF LIMA.


The editors OF the Washington Gazette learn
by letter, daaed from La Guayra, October
8, that official advice bad been transmitted
from the Vice President of Cundimarca, Tor
New Granada,) to the Vice President of
Venezneia, that Lord Cochrane's squadron
had entered the port Of Cs'lao, in consequence
OF ;he CAPTURE Of Lima, &c. by genera, San
Martin. TIE gentleman adds:
IAN expedition of all ths English troops
N GARAGES, say 800, and 200 CreoIes, EN-
basked on board OF two vessels Of war. and
three transports, On the SIN inst and sailed
the same day from this port, their de.tina
lion unknown bot conjecture they are
hound TO Pacama, via ST. Martha, where
they will receives reinforcement of fifteen
hundred OF 1000 men, and perhaps viii be
commanded by General BOLIVAR, in person,
as by last accounts he was on his march for
that place have reason also 20 believe that
a force from Guayaqu,l, commanded by Col.
Diego fharra, will CO operate in the CO pture
at Panama, the fall of which l consider Ger
tain IN all this month";
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
Alexandra Bath House.

MARGARET GARNER begs leave Il
I'VE r.,urn her thanks to the citizens gene-
rally, for the very liberal encouragement
she received last season, and respectfully
informs them that she has made con.idera.
bic improvements IN The Balh-house. As
the season commences on the i0;h instant,
those ladies' and gentlemen who wish TO 90.
tain Season Tickets, are requested to make
immediate application; Season Tickets
D.8-Single Baths, 81 cents, or three Tick.
cts for one dollar.
Every accommodation and attendance
will be given TO those ladies and gentle.
men who come TO the Baths. A proper fe-
male. attendant being constantly in waiting
on The ladies':
Dinners, Suppers, Picked Oysters,
Shrymps, &c. served up on the shortest no.
tice, together with the best Wines and H..
uors as usual.
may If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
SfUO Reward.

d ANYWAY from the subscriber living
linear Piseataway, Maryland, on the ed
inst. q dark mulalto man named GEORGE.
He i. FIVE feet seven or eight inche. high,
rather bow legged and shutters msch when
interrogated; when he eloped, his dress was
a blue cloth jacket and trowsers, and a
fashionable hat. ! will give twenty dollars
ii taken in the District Of Columbia or
Prince Georges county, and secured so that
] gel him again. Forty if out Of the coun-
ty or District and within the state Of Mary
land; or the above reward if taken at a grea-
ter distance, and reasonable expenses il
brought home.
GUSTAVUS r. BROWN.
The Editors Of the National lntelligen:
Ger will please publish The above three
times and send their account 10 this Office
Tor payment. april 26 81"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-03
Public Sale.

NDER the authority Of a deed Of trust,
~ (for certain purposes therein men,ion-
ED will be exposed to public sale, on
Tuesday the 10Th Of June next, it fair, ii not
The first fair day on the pred ises, a small
and valuable tract OF land, situate in the
county OF Fairt4x, Virginia, al pres+ Mt in
the occupancy of Mr.. B G.. T6orntob.-
inls land is distant about 6 miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and the city of
Washington, OF which there are now in
operation a merchant and a sawimil!; and
on the premises are all the materials ior The
erection Of an OIL mill. There are also a
very comfortable and convenient dwelling
house, ice house, spring house, &c. &C.
The mills are on Holmes Run; a never fail
ing stream of water, over which the turf
pike road from Washington to the Little
River turnpike passes Immediately by the
mills.
Persons disposed TO invest a small capital
very probably. will find it to their interest
to attend tue sale Terms at sale.
Mr.. Thornton, on the premises, will shew
The property to those desirous Of purchasing.
G.. PAGE, TRUSTEE.