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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
FROM THE BAIT. FED. GAZETTE, OCT. IS.
FOREIGN NEWS

FROM THE BAIT. FED. GAZETTE, OCT IS
FOREIGN NEWS.
the regular packet ship ALBION, arrived
az Ne~ Iork, In forty one day, from Liver.
pool, furnishes US, through the medium of our
attentive correspondents in fSey. York with
var'et. of interesting Foreign Intelligence
The hopes entertained by many. of a war he
tween he Russians AM The Turks. roust uow
termirate In disap in'ment. a, the latter
have agreed 10 The Uitimotu,7 of the emosror
oi Russia. which, =. it differs. in sore SLIGHT
degree. from nat published some time aen il
NV annexed
II, The evacuation NJ Mol3ay;a & Wal.
lacia in favor Of Russia.
Sndly Amnesty % the Greeks.
3diy. Free n,vigauon OF the Dsrdanelles.
full and complete.
4tbiy. Fill and complete indemnifics,ion
70 the Greeks tor the loss Of properly already
ne't'ofed' and security against any iutuie
destruction
5taIy Complete repair Of the Greek
churches, and re establishments OF the Grsslt
religion. Ard
b'hy. public and open apology to Ba
rem Srogonof, for the continued insults
which the Porte bad offered him.
period Of eight daye only wa, allowed to
answer this demand from the court of St. Pc.
tersbuTeh.
We 'hink that some oil the Irish writer,
employ little too much "embroidery', IN
their sdu'atory accounts Of Inc recep.ion Of
the king; and the following, though no doubt
dictated by warm hearted feelings, approx
mates too near the sublime to gain nuca adj
'oiration on this side he Atlantic. They are
gwen 10 the London Times as specimens
frcn the Irl,h pspers.
The pege Of history presents no parallel
the hctiof' at Poetry affords no passage sufTi.
cIeniiy strong TO represent the scene exhibited
veste'day.' Another-
In g'soaeur 1t could not be surpassed e..
ven by ts most gorgeous di,p,sy of the east.
But II was distinguished oy another tribute
the heart was there--is beat vigorously in the
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
8,052 Prizes.
16,94S Blanks.
Sa5o,o0o

$4,000 Tickets.
Prizes and Blanks to be diawu.-
Prizes all Floating, and will be pat
into the wheel as follows
prize of $4,000 put into the wheel
when 1000 tickets arc drawn 1 Of
$4,000 when 10000 are drawn 1 of
$4,000 when $4,000 are drawn of
$4,000 when II 900 are drawn and
ofS5O,oOO when 10000 are drawn.
All the other prizes floating from the
commencement of the drawing.
Whole tickets Sfs 90 | Quarters S8 %
Halves so Eishtbs 1sS
For sale in variety of numbers at
ALIENS
Lucky Office, Pennsylvania .arenue,
Washington City.
TICKETS FOR SALE In
Grand State Lottery of Md.
he FIRST drawn number from which,
on Wednesday, the 9TH of November.
viii! be entitled to 10000 DOLLARS.
Also in the UNIVERSITY LOT
Terry OF MARYLAND. drawing re-
gnlarly in the City Of Baltimore, con.
tanning prizes of
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
3 Of 5000 DOLLARS,
Tickets in the Grand State Lottery
of Maryland Sf0
Do. University DO. do. 40
0Ietters by mail, (post paid,) ora
! detios tickets, or enquiring their fate,
will meet with prompt attention, if ad :
dressed TO S. K Nj. ALLEN, Washing
Ton City. Oct. 2o-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
A CARD.

ME subscriber will omen in his
u family under lis own superinteo.
dance, on the first day Of January next,
a PRIVATE SCHOOL, in which,
half dozen small boys only, will be
instructed in the English, Latin and
French Languages, History and plain
Arithmetic. His charge for Board,
Washing. and Tuition, will be one
hundred and twenty dollars, paid quar-
terly, the first in advance, each pupil
finding his own bedding and candles.
Bound by parental obligation, and
deeply sensible of the important duties
that devolye upon m Instructor Of
youth, no greater pledge, he presumes,
can be required, for The most scrupu,
lous fulfilment of the trust that may be
confided 10 him Applications by mail,
Tree OF postage, through The Post Office
al Bruce Town, Frederick County, Va.
will be promptly attended to.
JOHN HAY.
Rockville. Frederick county,
Virginia, Oct sO-st
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.


nearly
ONE THOUSAND ACRES,
upwards Of four bundled of which are
heavily timbered, with two never. fail
ing streams running through it, afford
ing much meadow Land now in limo
Thy; the whole, forests and all, under
most Substantial fences, with the neces.
sary sub divisions into cow enient fields.
TWO APPLE ORCHARDS capable
in hitting years Of producing 1900 gal
Ions Of Brandy, with Peach Trees lust
N bearing Of the most excellent kind.
Ahnut $50 ACRES ia fa!Iowed wheat,
with sufsieiency ofRye, are now seed.
ed and seeding.
This estate can be very conveniently
divided into three Farms, TO each Of
which a sufficient quantity of wood
Land can lie attached, with RAINING
water and limestone springs. I should
prefer dividing il. but 10 any person
who may desire to purchase the whole
there would be no objections, and it
might be desirable TO such purchaser
| 10 sake the slaves, stocks and utensils:
| es: iTom about 50 years to infants.
will not attempt to describe the ad-
vautages OF this situation for health &
farming, or the fertility Of the soil,
!! since all persons disposed to purchase
will examine fer themselves; l will
however observe that the product of
| this farm for series OF years past, it
| is believed has not been exceeded by
/: any in the valley. The buildings are
no, splendid but comfortable, with a
+; STONE BARN recently erected of 70
by SO feet, having the stables under it.
Twelve thousand Dollars will be re-
CURED in hand upon the purchase of
the Land, aud in ,he, proportion If di-
vided into different farms; the balance
in convenient iDsialments with interest.
The negroes will he sold In families,
I for cash. The stock, utensils, &c. &c.
will be sold upon the following terms,
viz: All purchases under twenty Dol
lars for cash, and all above twenty dol
lars, bonds with approved security,
carrying interest from The day Of sale,
and payable nine months thereafter,
will be reqnised before the property Is
removed.
The foregoing sales will take place
on The premises, on Saturday the 17th
day Of Decenber neat, IL fair, if not the
next fair day; but in the mean time !
shall be ready 10 negotiate privately
for all or any part of the foregoing
property, and if sold privately, notice
will be given in due time.
l desire also to sell about
1000 Acres of Land
in the county of Jefferson, lying near
the SbannoudaIe Springs, end consid-
cradle quantities Of Land IT, the wes-
tern ports Of Virginia, and in the states
OF Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. For
further particulars reference nav be
had 70 John Hopkins Jr. Of Winchester
or the subscriber on The premises.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Hill 1 Dale. near Bnttletowp, !
Frederick city, Va, (
Sent. G5. 1921
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

Nv = '''tS "II-0Iu' InGtIOH at -(NE
Navy ')eoartment, of The death of Comma.
dore ALEXA NDER murray. senior officer of
the Navy of the Unit d States. who died a,
DIS residence near Phadel. hia. on the 9TH
INST. we understand that orAers were imlne.
n's'fly Issued TO me several commanding ma.
val "ihcer.' commandsn;s of navy wards, and
'he co'unsndant OF marines, requiring them,
'e'psc'Neiy, 10 gay 10 ;he memory Of that
ealisDt oHlcer the ceremonies usual on such
occasions VIZ: ct firing minute gus di.p!-y.
ing flags at half mast, weasirg crane or the
r''' a'"' &C Nat. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
FRANCIS A. PEYToN,
.Secyef,frt,
TO WcaVers.

TO Wcavers.
a Weaver. VIII" can bring satisfac-
1 a tory recommendations, and ia
qualified to do most kinds Of work
,nay lind employment at the Opequon
Factory, by applying immediately.-A
nan with large family Of children
would be preferred, and may he accom-.
mods'ed with comfortable house,
provided his family are such as can be
employed in the Factory.
DANIEL AMIN.
Oct. aO-s,.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
bre.at Of the people-it .wellsd in the bosom

i breaat Of the people-it swelled in the bosom
| Of the king.
Now strike the l,isb Harp again:
louder yet, and yet londer strain.
s'The sun never shane on prouder or hap
pier day for ireland than We terday. The
| magnificent ertry Of the British MOI arch 10.
to The capital of Ireland Dublin, yesterday
exhibited display of pomp. aud psg-sn'ry,
and pride. unsurpassed by any thing in no
dern London unequalled by sny thing We
read Of in ancient Athens, Rome, vs Lace.
demon. The occasion was too oir the
scene too grand for u't-rance; no expression
can express-no description Can describe ito
&c. &c
An official copy Of the following Note from
the Marquis Of Londonderry to Mr. Rush,
our Minister at London, has been received
at the department. of State:
Foreign Office,
- 30th July, 1921 6
The undersigned. his Mae,ty's principal
Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs, has
the honor to ac9uaint Mr.. Rush, that the
death of Napoleon Bonaparte renders it no
logger necessary to restrict the communica-
ton of foreign vessels with the Isaud of St.
Helena, and that they are accordingly now
Nv hoerty I'D communicate with that Island,
In the sama manner and under the same re
guations as applied to thsi. intercourse win
the Island previous to the detention there OF
Napoleon Bonaparte.
In requesting Mr.. Rush to communicate
this Information to the government of the
United States, the undersigned avais himse
OF this opportunity TO renew to hin tue AZ
surAnces of his h gh consideration.
LONDONDERRY
RICHARD RUsu, Esq &c. Sc. SIC
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
4 VERY VALUABLE ESTATE
FOR SALE

n offer 10 sale THIS PLANTA-
81 ZION together with abou, Forty
Of the SLAVES and the Stocks IF all kinds
and Utensils. The Tract contains
nearly
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
LANE s BRONZE
Rave RECEIVED THEIR SUPPLY OF
SAT- quo &sSi,,fer
GOODS.

ANON e HIGH ARE.
Super Blue aud Black Cloths
Medium and low priced do.
Blue, Black aud other Cassin,eres
Cassinetts-Cords and Nelvets
Toifanett and Swansdowu Vestings
Black, Blue and Brown Bpmbazine
Black and Coloured Nankin and Can
ton Grapes
Black and Coioured Bombazetts, well
assorted
Tartan Plaids
Calicoes-Ginghams
Flanaels-Silk aud Worsted Hosiery
Cambricks Book and Mnii Musl,ns
Irish Linens -Coierain Shirtings
White MarseiIlss Quilts
LeShorn Bonnets
Cloth and other ShawIs
Domestic plaids
Striped and Plain Cottons
Ladies Morocco and other Shoes, sc.
Vith q General assortment of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
srLENDlr PRIZES.

No. 914o $ priz %, 600
1870 do. q. 40 roo
"<oi ca" 80 ? rGO
Besides large Rumbcr pf $1,000 and
S5oo. &c. all drawH with, ,hr.e weeks
past. were obtained "a .3Hpns' ". ire,
the fslsowips splendid prizes mny be
obtained in
The New York Literature
LOTT EkY,
x. SIX TIL CLAS
Which commences drawibA IN The civ
1t New-York
lite sSth Of neat month.
SCHEME.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
9th

Oh Sunday asst, OF the prevailing fe
yer, accompanied with congestion OF the
brain, Mr.. JoAn ". EdmomaS, of this place,
young gentleman possessing mos, a,nisble
disposition, and great ur5snity of msuuer..
His remains were, on the following day, con.
veyea to Fauquier court House, fsr inter.
ment, accompanied by several friends.-
The death of this gentleman mosr Sc.
verely regretted by his numerou, acluaios
taDces
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
DR.. II. J. Nick. HOLIDAY.

Ut. Il. j. NfCN. HULLTDAY,
4 FFERS his professional services
W tn the citizens Of Winchester and
IFS vicinity. He keeps his shop at The
residence of his father, William Holli-
day, in Loudon Street
Oct. 2Oth-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

Six amendments were proposed to the
cohsu'uton oil Missouri, at the lasI session
OF the legislature IL i, contemplated To rea.
der the judiciary more respon. ible: the iue...
es will probably he appointed p-riodicai!y
Instead of holding Commissions for life-og
what is tantamount--' good behaviour.
Among the passenger. in the latest arrival
at NV York, from liverpool, ). the Chev,.
1eE D'ANDuAco, Envoy Extraordinary .t.6
Minister PIenipo'-ntary from Hi, Caiholc
msiesty the King Of SfAtN to the UYIrep
oTATEs' tNat, Int.
Gen. Fsves, late Minister to tie Uoi,ed
STATES iron, spar. sa'lef irOn New York
Cor Spain on Monday he IO,h instar,.
Ibid.
= The question as 10 the Extension of the
Right OF Suffrage, has been se,,led hy The
constitution in the state Of New. Yc.k. u,on
The following principles. All distinction be.
tween voters for Senate andA ssemDly i, a.
polished; and every male citizan Of the age
OF twenty -one years, who shall have been one
year an iuha6iiaot of the State, preceding
ihe day OF the election, and for the last six
months resident of the town, county. or
district where he may offer his vote, and
snail have paid tax 10 the state or county
"hhio the year next proceeding the election.
assessed upon his real or personal properly
or shall be by law exempted from tsxstion
aud also every male citizen Of the az. Of
fETenty-one years. who shall have been. Tor
rec years next preceding such election, An
snhaoitaDt of the state. and for the !ast wear.
resident in the town, county or district
where ne may offer his vote, and shall have
beer, within the last year, assessed to Ia,
bour upon the public highways, and shaU
have performed the labour, or pat an eauIs
aient therefore, according TO law end also
every citizen OF tweDty-one years old, who.
ooe'ng armed and equipped, has actually per.
formed militia duty, shall be entitled % vote
IN the town or ward where he sctuaay re.
sioes, and not elsewhere, for all Offices thai
now are, or hereafter may be, elective ny the
people. No person Of color ia TO be taxed or
permitted to vote, unless he possess an unin.
combersd freehold to the value OF two hun.
dred and fifty dollars. Fed. Ges.
a Methodist Preacher has lately excited
much attention in Boston, and dawn great
crowds to his pulpit exhibitions. His name
Is mstfit, and he PROCESSES to be by birth an
freshman. According to the newspapers, he
preached on Sunday se'night.in the Metho-
o''t chapel of that town, and so great was
me coocoutse Of persons, that he was obliged
20 get in at the pulp windows. Thousands
o, amateur, were unable to obtain admission.
ne has published volume giving an account
O' his life, with the addition Of bis moral ano
t,ehgIou' reflections. by his own statement
ne would appear to be but twsoty'seyco years
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
lCoMMu NICATED.
DIED


On Sunday night laot, os q bilious fever.
IN the 224 year OF his age, MIR. JOHN ~. Ed
mondS, son of the late Mr.. Ella. Edmond.,
OF fau4uier county.
"When good man falls the tears of hi.
couotry fail with him" Never was che
srnth OF this Remark more strikingly ins,aD +.
esd than IN the decease of our amiable aud
worthy fellow citizen Mr.. John ~. Ed.
monaS, which it becomes eur melancholy
and painful 4nty TO snnOunce.-Wilh a cha.
rscter,stic urbanity and msnliness OF dispu,..
ton, he possessed every quality requisite To
endear him to ali who had the happiness Of his
acquaintance:-and the universe interest and
regret has illness excited il every bosom.
sadly presage that tire chasIa which has been
occssioned will not shor,'y be healed BIN,
he is gone, and a warmer heart was never
siiIed. Tho dead, she recollection of hin.
will never die, and the memory OF his priyate
Virtues will be cherished in every gsavrou,
bosom.
At a meeting of the volunteer company OF
Artillery OF Winchester convened for The
purpose OF paying their tribute of rescect to
the memory OF their late fellow citizen and
worthy 'ei.ow number, Mr.. John ny. Ed.
mo0dS.
The following resolutions were adopted:
heSofOed, fhat The company, feeling the
deepest regret for the los it has su-tained
will wear Grape on The lett arm for thirt,
days.
And es farther testimony Of respect so
TIE memory OF the deceased, il Is unanimous
: ~ resolved by the memsers of this company
that on Sal urday the q tn inst. they will marc!
through The main street OF Winchester. i,
solemn procession. with appropriate music
haf 81
be published IN the ne s-papers of Iyiuches
;es.
HENRY NJ. BRENT,
Chairman.
FRANCIS A. PEYToN,
,SPcyefUrt,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

DIX amendments were proposed to the
cohsu'ut'nn Oh Missouri, at the las session
of the Legislature, IL i. contempiate5 tn ren.
yer me judiciary n.ore responsible: the juos &.
Is VIII probably he appointed periodically
Instead of holding commissions for life
what is tantamount--. good bel .,iour.,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

Among the passengers in tho latest arrival
At Nv York, from Liverpool, !, the Chew.
ies D'ANDUAGo, Envoy Extraordinary st.d
Minister PIenipo'entiary from Hi, Catholc
Msiesty the King Of STAIN to the UYIrrp
oFATEs' tNat, Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20

Gen. Ptves, late Minister to tie Uoi,ed
STATES ,roni spar. sa,ef ron New York
Aor Spain on Monday he t0th instau,.
Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1821-10-20
A List of Letters

RES .aI.NIhG an the Post Office, at
Romney, d moi taken out befvpe the
first day Of January ne1t 7ciH be
cont tn fbe CoDprUl Doct OQ-o,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
Orphans Court,
Alexandria Counfu,

.9leIGnGrt1 C0unfy,
Apr,l Term, 1891.
ORDERED, That the administrator of
" of John Thomas Ricketts,, deceased,
do give the usual notice TO debtors and Gre
ditors, three times week for tour weeks,
in the Alexandria Newspapers. A Copy.
Tesie. A. MOORE, Reg.
This rs to give notice,
THAT the subscriber of Fairfax county.
Virginia, has obtained from the orphans
court of Alexandria county, in the District
of Columbia, letters of administration on the
estate of J. T. Ricketts,, late of the county
last aforesaid, deceased: All persons hav-
ing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same TO the
subscriber. passed by the orphans court,
on OF before the 10th day of October next,
or they may by law, be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand, tbi. 10th
day OF April, ieeI. D. RICKETTS,,
april IG AdR'r. OF J. T. Ricketts,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
Public OF Private Sale,

ALL the lots at and near the corner Of
n Cameron and Water streets, and those
between Water and Union streets, being
the property Of Tbos .ierbert. Should he
above property not be sold at private sale it
will be offered at public sale on the oath
day of May. or will be rented on ground
rent forever. The lots will be laid out to
TUT purchasers las improvement is an impor--
tant object in making the sale. Terms will
be liberal as to the price, and time OF pay
nent made known on the day OF sale:
april 25 eo.e4th N. HERBERT.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
TO Spectators.

A real Cold Nine discovered.
DUBLlC curiosity has been very mnch
L excited for this some time past, by re-
ports of SILVER NINE having been dis
covered near this town, and also of COP
PER MINE in Culps pper county, Va.
when. in fact, the REAL MINE OF
WEALTH is the Grand National Canal
Lottery, the scheme of which presents to
the eye of the purchaser, all that is requisite
to rerder mankind independent and happy;
as proof of this assertion we will merely
state the following
Interesting Matter Of Fact,
That on. Yesterday morning the Grand
CAPITAL Prize of FORTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS was drawn from the wheels and
distributed to those who have consulted
their own interest, by making choice of
lucky nun Der; Notwithstanding this, the
wheels are very rich, as only $500 numbers
emain to be drawn, and there are still
Is prizes of 1000 dolls. with several OF
500, roo. SO, &C. floating.
The number of tickets now on hand be-
ing very few. Runnels requests his friends
to make immediate application, at bis truly
fortunate Office, king-st Alexandria.
NAV )
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
This IS to give notice,

WHAT the subscriber hath obtained from
Il the orphans court OF Charles County,
letters testane ntary on the personal estate
O! Henry H. Hawkins, late of said county,
deceased, All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of, to the subscriber, on or before the first
day of October next, they may otherwise
by law, he excluded from all benefit of the
said e5iate-GIveu under my hand this first
day of April, 1891: -
HENRY H. HAWKINS.
april 7-s3wt Admir-,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
sIarshal's Sale.

WILL be sold on the premises on Fri
w day. the 95th day of May mex. {,
at IL o'clock Tor cash--all the right, IT,
tie and interest of Camillus Griffith, In
and to the following lots agreeably to
heir numbers No s, 2, 8, 8, 10, "A
So. IS. II, 10, ~. So. 81, lo4, los
Ie5, situated and lying on Princess, Wash
ington, st. Asaph and Columbus-streets.
Seized and taken 10 satisfy an execution in
ia, our of John Taylor, Assignees OF John
Peabody, who was Assignee OF David Pea
body. ,;>,o, n NJ
april % ID. MiNOR, ", WI.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
l}raden. Morgan, d Go.

LII ouSh3 NAo' S"i' v W.
HAVE imported per ship BeIvidera,
III from Liverpool superfine cloths
Fine and super black bombazetts, plain
and twilled.
Valencias. blk. blue, mixed, q drab
9.8 and Ga cambria muslins
Do. do. jacohett calnbrics, plain and
figured
Dc. do. null null musins do do
Do. do imitation India book muslins
7.8 fine and super undressed fancy prints
Do. blue buff lilac and pink cambria
ginghams
-.8 and 9.8 steam loom shirtings
I.2 ell and 3.4 blue and striped cotton
cassimeres
90 cotton apron check
Fine u super white & printed Marseilles
Supelfine white India james
Striped horentnes and james
Blue, black and light dies sewing silks
and galloons
Ladies and gentlemen's beaver gloves
Patent threads, white, brown, blue.
bl acked nankeen, u all colours
Shoe thread in casks.
apriI lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY 9, 1921.
New onUe and Ilat oIures

4NS INV tsAhN A'SeAS oSoA ~
j. II RU.N.NELLS
las just received, on commission. at his
III new store, opposite Messrs. Patton Il
Butchers. K;ng-slreet, Alexandria, where
eh offers for sale general assortment Of la
dies, misses, gentlemen's, boys and chill
dren's SHOES, OF every descriptions; also,
gentlemen's and boys imitation beaver. ro-
ram, napt and wool HATS, unusually cheap
Tor cash.
He would also inform his former friends
and customers, that he has engaged num-
Der of good workmen IN the boot and shoe
line, who will keep him constantly supplied
with ready made boots and shoes, Of the
very best stock the country will afford.
which, together with constant supply OF
norther shoes, will enable him 10 execute
all orders for the above goods with promp-
titude.
N. B. Ladies and gentlemen wishing
boots or shoes made expressly for them, can,
at short notice, by leaving their measure al
his store.
Wanted immediately, 5 or 6 Journey
men. on mems and women's work; none
but good workmen will be employed, and
constant employment given. march II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-09
Shoes and Hats.

VE7M. TRUE has just received by late
w arrivals, a fall supply Of ladies', mis-
,ss', gentlemen's and chiidren's shoes o
every description, made particularly by
order, and warranted good.
ALSO-Gentlemen' black and drab Imi
tation beaver hats; boy's and children's low
priced fur and wool hats; all of which will
be sold as low as at any store in the district.
april 6 u.