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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

An inquistion was yesterday held be
Thomas Stevenson, ESQ. Oh The body Of Nan.
cy Baokman, found dead 10 the house Of Mar
tin Manuel, in Berry street. Ii appeared ia
evidence. that The said Martin Manuel, had
been subject TO occasional fi,s Of insanity thal
on Tuesday night, after having been ID bed
several hours, he rose and left the room ; but
soon returned, and coming TO the bed side,
bused and beat his wife. with his fists thai
she sprang from the bed and ran into an ad-
joining apartment, occupied by Mr.. Neal,
whom she informed OF the fact and expressed
her fears for the safety Of Miss Blackman, who
was sleeping in her room. On Dir. Meals re
pairing to ManueI's apartment, he found him
standing by the fire side, an axe near him, and
the unfortunate young woman dead, IN her bed
from several severe blows, inflicted as was pre-
sumed, with the axe, which stood near The
maniac. He was Immediately taken into Gus
tody, and stands committed for such course
OF procedure, as may he deemed proper il
such case Of maniac barbarity.
We have understood ihat Miss Blaokman.
who was about 2 years OF age, and lived with
her lather, in Sea Street but possessing vr
tuous and humane disposition, was in The habit
OF visiting the sick on every occasion where
she could be useful that Cd the solicitation Of
Mrs. Manuel, who complained ofindisposition,
rendered more affecting from apprehension Of
violence from her husband, she was induced to
offer her services while they were necessary.
She had been with Mrs. Manuel but two Or
three days when the fatal catastrophe, above
mentioned, took place. Ibid.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

Thomas Charles Bell, mariner, keeping a
clearinghouse 10 the west part Of the own,
was yesterday committed 70 gsol by William,
Simmons, Esq. charged with The murder OF
Pamela Percy, who boarded 10 bis house. and
was girl OF bad fame. She died on Tues
day, 18th inst. in convulsions and il was in
evidence, that the prisoner committed violence
on ;be deceased, 90 Saturday and Sunday last,
by kicking her IN The side, striking her in The
head with his fists, and beating her with a
hickory stick over her back, breast, arms and
legs. Immediately after her last beating, she
was seized with fit, and died. She was il
habits Of intemperence. Boston Gas.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
LEGISLATIVE DESPATCH

The general assembly Of Rhode Island met
on Tuesday Of last week, despatched all bu,
s'ness, public and private, requiring their al
'en'ion, and adjourned Oh the ensuing Satur-
day-be'ng N session but fUe days ! Among
The acts passed, was one Z 10 ascertain the
opinion OF The :reemeD of that state on the ex-
Pediency OF convention 10 form written
constitution OF government" Rhode Island
Is now The only state without written con-
stitution.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

nina TO move, perhaps with the intention Of
making a spring. There was 10 longer any
time to think, called softly 10 the mother not
70 lie alarmed. and invoking the name q
the Lord, fired my piece. The ball passed d.
rectly over The hair Of my boys head, and
lodged in The forehead Of the lion immediate
ly above The eyes. which shot forth. as u
were, sparks Of FIRE, AMI streached him on
the ground, SO that be never stirred more"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
Total, 83O59 7693l 6lQ8

The number Of persons engaged in Agri-
culture, IN the Slate, is 1869; ComHerce.
ll62; Manufactures, 5O9l: there are 1867
Tree w. ie males between &c and g wears
236 Foreigners not naiuraliZed and AZ slaves
u he whole number Of free colored persons i
3554, of whom 1887 are males, and 1867 fe
males.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19
Progress Of Population in Ohio.
Increase in five counties,

CENSUS OF RHODE ISLAND.
BY the official returns 10 the Marshal Of that
District il appears, that the several counties
al The Slate contain the numbers Of inhabitants
su'Jolned I'VE have attached the totals IN
1870, ~ order 20 exhibit the increase or de
crease in each county.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

Singular pbenOm~a IN EgHt-A strong
wind that arose this day leads me to mention
some particulars Of the phenomena that often
happens in Egypt. The first shall notice is
The 1shirf1cfnds, which occur all the year round,
Tut especially al the time Of the camseen wind
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-03-19

a fire broke out al Paramaribo, Surinam.
on tie 2ls of Jan. which continued burninp
until the $4,000 buildings were consumed.
The above information is derived from a Bar
BADGES paper Of the 29ih Of January.
Gen. Andrew Jackson is appointed. by the
President, Governor Of The Floridas. and il i
understood, will accept The appointment.
In The year 1867, It took ITO DAYS for
rerson 10 travel from Philadelphia to N. York.
It's now performed in less than tuvefve hours
The fare then was only 90 shIIings, equal to
1888.
The Legislature Of Virginia has adjourned
alter session Of 80 days, in when il has pas.
sed l32 acts.
Among the removals from Office IN New
York by he Tammanians is Can't. Reid. who
20 CALAMITY defended the brig Gen. Armstrong
at Fayal ID he late war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07

dismissed from the docke,-EIiab Blake,
Elisha Fuller, Hiram Ward, Daniel E.
Updike and Zenas Thayer.
Insolvent petitions granted.-Danicl
Kiniball, Benz. ,Whipp.e, John Searle, ir.
Henry lew, John +. Sheldon and Dan
iel Chase.
Convicts liberated from gaol.-Ths.
Barnett, Joshua A. Greene. Dorcas On
ion, George Whitman, Enoch King,
James Campbell, Solomon Cole, Richard
Cozzens, Henry Howard, Robert Titus,
and Sampsoa Hoxie.
The Secretary was directed to give
public notice, that no petitions on the
docket will be taker up the first week of
the next session.
A resolution reported by Mr.. Hazaed
and adopted by both houses, appointed
Thursday, the 9th day of Deceniber, as
a day Of Thanksgiving, and authorized
his Excellancy to issue his proclamation
to that effect.
The Legislature djourned on Satur.
day afternoon, to meet at Providence on
the second Monday OF January. 1922.
The following Message was commune
Gated TO the Assembly by his Excel
lency tie Governor
Gen!ltnen Of fhe Senate, and
ef ihe House Of Rehresentafpes,
lave received communication from
his Excellency the Governor oil the State
of Maryland, which now transmit 10
you, ON the subject of an appropriation of
the lands Of the United States to rhepur.
poses of education.
would respectfully suggest to the AS
sembly the propriety Of passing concur.
rent resolution with tie State of Mary
land upon this interesting subject, but so
modified as 10 secure to this State share
III the proceeds of Public Lends. pro-
portionate to her exertions and sacrifices
in the revolutionary war.
WILLIAM {. GIBBS.
October 80, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
from THE PROVIDENCE JouRSAL.
STATE LEGISLATURE.


On Tuesday the 5O,h ut. the Gene
raj Assembly convened at South Kings
town. The House of Representatives
was organized by the choice of the Hon.
Albert c. Greene as Speaker, and OF
Thomas Burgess, Esq. as Clerk.
The Rules and Regulations of the last
House were read and adopted with some
uiaing amendments.
A message was received from his Ex-
cel!ency the Governor, communicating
certain Resolutions Of the Legislature oi
Maryland, relative to the appropriation
of Public lands for Education. Keller
red to a committee consisting Of Messrs
Seare, Robbins and Bullock.
A quorum OF the Senate convened on
Tuesday morning.
The following summary of the busi-
ness transacted during the session.
MiAtny.--Alexander Jones, ESQ.
was appointed Quartermaster General.
The Petition OF the Newport Company
of Volunteers for an alteration of their
Charter was referred to Mr.. Robbins.
Acts Passed--A Charter was grant
ed to the First Universal Society in
Providence. a..
Authorizing the purchase of IL cop.
les of Amos Lays Map of this State
regulating the inspection OF Fish and To-
bacco; for Committee to alter the State
Houses in Newport and Providence, to
accommodate the Courts; for suspend
ing the Act, repeating the Act taking a
way Bank Process; authorizing Special
Courts of Common Pleas to be holden in
any town in the State; respecting the
bonds of Sherifs and Deputy Sherifs
who are defualters; were severally passed.
"A joint resolution was passed. Tor tax
ing up the revision Of the Statute Laws
at the next session, and committee, con.
sisting of Messrs. Allen and El'ery. ap-
pointed to inquire for the best terms OF
printing the same
The General Treasurer made his semi
annual report of receipts and expenditures.
The following petitions for insovent
acts were received and referred to the
next session, with order of notice, viz
of Joseph Northup. John G. Wallace,
Wanton w. Capron, Nathaniel Cot,rell,
Benjamin Rates and Edward Harvey
Continuances were granted on the FOL
lowing petitions for the benefit of the IN
solvent law, viz--of Asa Handy. Wi.
bom Williams, James Smith, Richard
Angel, Roger Williams, Joseph Greene,
John Hlwkins, Edward S. Sheldon, Jas.
r. Remington, Alphcus Ammidon, Oh.
Comstock, Benz. Cottre!l, Caleb Greene,
Varnum Aldrich, Jonah Ball, Robert L.
Croade, John G. Mawuey, WIN. James,
Moses Haskell, Eliel Ballou. Mowry
Kimba.l. Daniel Webb. Tylor Paine,
Phillip Gorton and jeremiah Phillips.
The following insolveu' petitions were
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07

ed frcm The tore CT the British Ministerial
psPefs on the sobject, the experiment at
least as lar as IL would affect Portugal would
not be opposed by England.
The Spanish papers continued TO speak OF
mad pfoject brosched in the powerful club
oi"fo0fana dOr," to attempt revolution in
France. This club has an influence in NJ ad-
lid, nearly equal 10 that OF the "Jacobin Club" /"
in Paris, 10 1893; and it is added, that seve.
rel OF the exiies from Piedmon, and Naples
have been discovered TO be connected with
the club 10 tho project, and have been arrest.
ed.--rhe famous General Boudaineouit is
mentioned az one of them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
MORE PIR4NY


lie schr. Hannah, Adams, which ar
rived at this port, on Monday last. from
Trinidad, Cuba, was boarded of Cape
Antonio. by small piratical schooner.
The pirates gave Capt Adams d severe
wound i'll the shoulder, with one of their
knives. The crew Jared no better. The
mate was knocked down with hand
spike, the steward drove overheard, and
the rest of the crew drove below. They
then demanded money of the Capt who
told them there was none on board
They then commenced search, threat
ening, if they found any, they would put
all on board to death. Not finding what
they desired, they plundered the vessel
of rigging, &c. and the people Of their
clothes, bedding, &c. On the 10th ult.
the Hannah spoke brig Anaconda, from
Havana for Boston, who had been robbed
off the Havana of 1000 dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
VlLIIINN z. IIBBS,
October 80, 1921.

The Flour and Wheat Market.-As
ae anticipated, says New. York paper,
the fever excited by the speculItors, con-
nected with the rumors put in circula-
tion on the arrival of the Hercules, has be-
gan to subside Virginia wheat was yes
terday quoted in our markets at lis Cd
per bushel, and superfne -four at T.
We observe from the Albany papers that
the former article, which lately brought
S 2 readily in that market, had fallen to
10 shillings.
Mail Ro6bery.-The person appre-
hended OH suspicion of robbing the mail
in Maryland. has been liberated; four
have been since arrested, but the true.
robber has not ye, been discovered; 1t is
supposed that he made great imul, two
missing letters alone containing about
$4,000 dollars.
The Delaware G,zei,e, gives the following
addi,inhnI particulars Of the late robbery Of
the mail
"When about three miles below Elk.
ton, the passenger unknown to the driver,
struck him as he supposes, two or three
times in the head, with club, when, be-
ing stunned, he fell forward. and when
he came to himself, the passenger was OH
his back, drew his hands behind him, IT,
ed him with pieces of silk handkerchief
and then fastened him to the post of the
Wagon. On his enquiring if he was to
be murdered or what was intended to be
done, the other answered. "do you be
quiet, and will hurt you no more than |
have done--it is my intention to over
haul the mail" He then took the reins
and drove the Wagon into an old field,
about two hundred yards distant from
the road, took out the tail board, drew
out the large mail, and with his knife rip
ped it open, and proceeded III the same
manner with the smaller ones. This
took place about one O'Clock i'll the morn
ing He then proceeded to open letters
and tear them to pieces, at which he con-
tnued for about two hours. On his
proceeding to open the way mail, TIC
driver observed that it would be unnec-
ess1ry to do that, as he would get but lii
tie out Of it; the other replied, 20 yes,
this is the mail that stops at Wilmington,
and it is likely there is something. in it
for the Wilmington jockies," and then
cut it open. After continuing some
time, he suddenly started up, went to-
wards northeast, but made turn round
a
his horses heads, as if he Was going to-
wards Elk,ou. When he was scarcely
out of sight, at about day LIGHT, person
appeared on horseback, To- whom the
driver stated that that The mail had been
robbed, and desired him 10 assist him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
Prom the COiambiGa Centinsi cf Saturday Isf.
FROM SPAIN.

Madiid and Gibrsner papers have been re-
ceived to the OH Of September. The Isuer
mention, that sll the ministers Of the &" Hoiy
Alliance" in Portugal have left Lisbon in dis.
gust This is not the only circumstance
which makes |, probable that the Great Al.
lits have not rclinquishcd their intention 10
repeat, at a suitable, and no, fsr distant peri
cd, the experiment Ia Spain and Portugal,
which they found so successful in Naples and
Pisdrnoo,.--Aud ii ioJge mens Gao bs form.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
NEWPORT.
WRDNESDAY, NoYEMBER 1921.

The Court of Common Pleas, for the
county OF Newport, is now in session i'll
this town.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Land for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale from one 10
L five hundred acres of land, IN the conn
ty of Fauquier. Virginia, great propoI ton
of which is well tinbered, and possessing all
The advantages of water, with the capacity
OF easy improvement by the use OF plaster,
TO which It is most admirably adapted
We're it destitute OF every other advantage
than an abundance 81 wood, It's locality
would render it very desirable. being ada
cent to the town Of Salem, which affords
ready market for that article at al! seasons OF
the year as well as for hay and other pro-
duciions of farm. Within one mile, is an
nexbaustable quarry of lime, which sells
low. But short time back this property,
would have commanded thirty dollars an
acre, great part in cash, is now offered at
a very low prce-one third in bonds now
due, and the balance al easy instruments of
one, two, and three years. Any person
wishing to purchase such property, will be
well rewarded for bis trouble by riding to
see it, where, in the absence oil the subscrl.
Der. it will be shown by Richard Rixey,
near the place. 4. X. SCOTT.
feb tuths4w
The editor Of the Leesburg Washington
MAN is requested to publish the above four
times, and send his account to this Office for
payment.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Masuns Wanted.

SEVENTY-Fl stone masons wanted TO
- work al Fort Monroe, Old Point Com
fort, where constant employment and good
wages will be given for the first rate work
men. and none others need apply. Also,
fifty able bodied laboring men, black or
white, to attend on The workmen. Apply at
the above Fort to Bolithn Laos. who has
lived at the place for long time, and can
say it is very healthy. dec 8
The National Intellgencer, Baltimore Fe.
dc raj Gazette, Leesburg Wsshingtnnian, and
Winchester Gazette. will insert the above
four months, and send their accounts to this
Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Genuine Garden Seeds.

ENTM. YEATES offers for sale. at redu-
w ced prices, at his garden, near Alex
andria, a general assortment OF GARDEN
SEEDS, mostly Of his own raising, and all
warranted o first quality; a $50 an assortment
offruit trees, choice kinds, towering shrubs,
dwarf box, for edging, cabbage plants, eau
liflower do. with other variety, with an ex-
tensise collection oi green house plants, Of
the most rare kinds february 3
I'ae Leesburg ashingtonian, and Win
chester Gazette, are requested 10 insert the
shove three times, and the National lntelli
gencer three times week for six weeks land
send their accounts to this office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Orphans Court,
alexandria County, }
February Term. 1921. !

February Term, 1921.
ORDERED,
TNHAT the administrative of John Bird;
Il deceased. Go give The usual notice TO
debtors aud creditors, three times week
for two weeks, in the Alexandra Gazette,
and Herald. A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
IHis is to sirc Notice.
THAT the subscriber, of Alexandra
county, in the district OF Columbia, has Oh
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
co. letters OF administration on the estate
of John Bird, late Of the county aiore-
said deceased All persons having claims
against the said decedent. are hereby war
ned 10 exhibit the same to the subscriber,
with the vouchers thereof, passed by the
orphans court, on or before the 5th day
of August next, or they may by law he ex-
cIuded from all benefit to said e3tate-and
those Indebted thereto, are required TO
make immediate payment. GIVEN under
my band this 9Th February, 1921.
REBECCA F. BIRD,
Administrative Of John Bird, deceased.
february ,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Marshal's Sale.

N7lLL be sold. for cash, on The pre-
w misses, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
day Of February next, all the right, title,
and interest, OF Richard Arell, Chrstiana
Lowe, and Phoebe Moore, in and 10 GER
tain Lot of Ground. with two Tenemeh's
thereon, situate on Wilkes street, between
Royal and Fairfax streets ; to satisfy three
eXecutions-one in favor of Ira Drew-al-
so one in favor OF Robert Young, judge,
&c. and the other in favor OF Cook T. Clare.
against said Arell, Lowe & Moore.
D. MINOR, ID. NJ.
for TENCH R!NGOLD, Marshal.
January Is mwttl4F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Orphans Court,
.i'erandria County,,
February Term, 1891. s

.f'erandr'd County,
February Term, 1891.
ORDERED,
T!yHAr the execuriy of Beale Howard,
I deceased, do give the usual notice to
debtors and creditors three times week
fortwo weeks, in the Alexandria Gazette
aud Herald. A copy. Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
This IS to give Notsce.
THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandria
county. in tie district Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the orphans court OF said
county letters testamentary on the estate OF
Beale Houuyd, late of the county Aforesaid
deceased All persons having claims a.
garnsl The said decedeDt, are hereby warn
ell TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, passed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 9Th day
OF August next, or they may by law be ex,
cluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Giren under my hand
this 5tb day Of February. 1921.
ANN HOWARD,
ExecutriG Of Bcale Howard, dec d.
february S
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
10 Let.

E,s Thattwo story brick store, and
EvSE dwelling house on Union street, late
go. the residence of Mr.. }. Leap.
sS.~Sx.S ALSO,
One other TWO story brick teneme Mt, al.
joining the above, well calculated for a small
store and dwelling
The situation of the above property (being
near the wharf is well established as a place
of business, being occupied as such Tor ma
ny years. For terms apply to ANN LEAF,
or VIM MILLS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
NIarshal's Sale.

VN7ILL be sofd, for cash, on the premi-
w ses, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of February next, at IL o'clock, on that
day, all the Right, Title, and interest Of
Alexander Veitch, in and TO certain Lot
of Ground, with a two story Brick House
thereon, and other Improvements, which
may be seen on the day of sale situate at
the corner OF Duke and Fayette streets
the property of said Veilch, TO satisfy two
execu,Ious-one in favor of James Veitcb,
for the use of Thompson F. Ma$on-the o
Their in favor of Barbara HelIrisie.
d. MINOR. ID. NJ.
for TENCH RlNGOLn, Marshal.
January 10 mwfl5F
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Union and Marine Hotel,

situated on Unon-street, near the Potomac.
1t is admirably calculated Tor The accommo-
dation OF travellers from Maryland, aH.' sea-
faring gentlemen. Ii has been occupied as
a tavern for many years past. For terms
apply TO ANTHONY RHODES.
January 25 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Sales at Auction.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On FRIDAY, at ~ A. VI.
Will be sold al the auction store, corner OF
Prince and Water streets,
9 hhds sugar
60 barrels do
hhds molasses
barrels apple brendy
10 boxes cigars
do pipes
2 casks Malaga wine
2 do wine vinegar
5 kegs LIST quality Durham mustard
Peppermint, cinnamon cordial n
and anniseed Kegs
Juniper berries, fish, sc. &c.
ALSO.
A variety of new and second hand
Kitchen furniture.
cases assorted shoes
Sets tea china in boxes
40 pieces white rolls
Also, acithout reserOe,
10 pieces cloths
do cashmere
do fine cambria
3 do super twiled cloth. Tor coun-
terpanes. S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
february 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Red House Landing.

1--WE ,lS>crjhcr having rented the ceie-
/ 5rI'rl Herring Landing, known by
o. uene OF the lei House on Lsdr's Ldad-
-; about ;our miles below Alexandria,
's, notice to persons drsirous OF putting
- i=gunss, and to wagg"ners IN pariIcu-
'', that every attention VIII he paid to
plying them on The lowest terms anu
1''.Sr notice, as this lan'iing has never
en- Known to fail. The road 10 the land
- Eo1d, aud the distance 30 short that
mast De an inducemcnt to those who
ant S9at, sound. and fresh fish, TO prefer
/ 20 the Alexandria market.
r+r>oas wishing Shad or Herrings put up
iiaN'IY use, by giving timely soiice
| '' nave lhem warranted OF the best quail
JiLSON DOVE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
To Rent.

s-.s three story brick DN ELLlNG
go HOUSE, suitable for genteel tami-
Hsas, y, at present occupedby Mrs. Eli
$780, "a beth Wilson, situate on Wster-st
opposite the residence of James Keith. sen.
Esq. Possession may be had oh the first OF
April. Enquire of JNO. C. VOWEL.
february ) mw!6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-14
Fishermen Take Notice.

L WISH to rent. for the ensuing season, or
z Cor a term ofyears, that noted fishery call
ed JOHNSON'S SPRING. It's celebrity as
herring landing. together with its conligu-
ity to market, renders it well worth the at
tention of any person acquainted with the
fishing business. For terms, which will be
in proportion 10 the difficulty of the times,
apply TO the subscriber
GEO. F. WASHINGTON.
Wellington. near Alexandria, teb 9 fmw