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MR.. RUSsELL's REPORT

Our correspondent at Washington, whose
favours we have heretofore acknowledged.
has furnished US with the able and interesting
Report the Committee on Foreign Relations.
made in the House of Representative, on the
18th inst on the subject Of acknowledging the
Independence of the South American States.
1t is document worth preserving, as well as
reading, and we shall endeavour to put our
readers in possession oft.
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mOrrcstcr 15ank.
Director for the ensuing week,
NATHANIEL PAINE.
1fARRIE,
E0icD,

AICU9
In thus town, yesterday morning, after a long
and distressing illness, which he bore with
Christian fortitude and resignation, Mr.. Eben-
ezer Harrington, in the Both year of his age
Funeral tomorrow, at two O'Clock, which his
relations and friends are requested to attend.
In Barre, on the 18th inst. MIR. Timothy
Nurse, aged 60.
At Leicester, on the 18th inst. Miss Sally S.
Hobart, daughter of Mr.. John Hobart, aged Is.
AT Grafton, on the 18th inst. Martha Eliza
beth Read, only daughter Of Mr.. Thaddeus
Read, jun. aged year and months.
AT Springfield, MIR. James S. Dwight, aged
So.
In Troy, IN, H. suddenly, Mrs. Clarissa
Coolidge, wife Of Mr.. orlandor Coolidge, and
daughter OF MIR. Samuel lockwood, aged "a.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

institutions Of good old Massachusetts,;
one and all, give in our votes for the
present Governor and Lieutenant-Gov-
ernour. Let us also support the list Of
Senators: it is highly respectable, be-
ing made up of men who have hitherto
enjoyed publick confidence, and are still
deserving it. They are all known to
us as men of unblemisaed character
and the strong sentiment existing in their
favour in the sections of country where
they respectively live, is the best proof
ofther worth. Let us thus say to those
who deciaim in the bitter and acrimo-
nicus language of discontent-Iye see no
cause for change, and we desire none.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
lCoMMUNICATIoN.1

Facts respecting the first establishment
Of Stage Coaches IN Ncoo-England.
The first regular line of Stage Coaches run
in New-England commenced in 1888. and
this, it is supposed, was the second line ever
attempted in the United States for any consid-
cradle distance. The original protector of
what was then considered most ard,Ious un
der;aking was LEVI PEAsE, who, in conse-
quence, has received the appellation of the
Father Of the Stages. This respectable old
gentleman, now (1822) in tho 83d year of his
age, still survives to witness the complete sue
cess Of his project, and to see not only every
part of what was then the United States tray
ersed by stages, running with a CELEBRITY prob
ably unequalled in any country exceptine
Great Britain, but lines of coaches extending
hundreds Of miles beyond what was then the
utmost verge of settlement and civilization.
For some time previous, Capt Pease, (then
residing in Somers, Con.) had been revolving
the scheme in his mind, and at length cautious
ly impaired it to those who he thought might
/ be disposed to afford him their countepance
and assistance for such was the poverty of
his circumstances, that without pecuniary aid
he could not move step in his enterprise.
So far, however, from experiencing anv en-
couragement, his plan met with most dis
hcartening reception by every one to whom
he communicated it. Some ridiculed his fol-
ly and his friends represented the ruin which
he would bring upon himself by undertaking
project for which the country was not yet ma
ture. Among many to whom he in vain adj
dressed himself, was John Ballard, OF Boston.
(who, il is thought, established the first reeu-
lar hackney coaches in that town. and who
was an cnterprizing man. But MIR Ballard
was SO convinced that the country was not old
or populous enough to maintain line of sta
gesthat he wholly declined any connexion with
the proposed undertaking, and remarked to
Capt Pease, that century thence, or, at the
shortest, in fifty years from that time, people
might begin TO think of such a thing; but that
it was idle to talk Of it before. Capt Pease
had now become discouraged, and was about
to renounce all his hopes Of success, when he
received a new impulse from quarter where
he had not looked for aid. Having one day
suggested his wishe. and bewailed their Gisap-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27

Euterpeiad.A publication, devoted to
-Musick and TO the Ladies, is now to be issued
in different FORM 1t is divided into tive
parts-the Euterpeiad is to be published at
Boston every other Saturday, and the Miner
riad every intervening Saturday, at S 8 per
ann. for both-S2 sngly. Both are TO be
published in octave. We have heretofore
noticed this work. 1t is conducted in man
ner to crafty those it is designed to please.
John Randolph has left his seat in Congress.
and embarked at New Y ork, for Europe, for
the benefit of his health.
A Washington letter says The new
Tariff will encounter great opposition,
and not lmprobably be defeated"
species of wild sheep have been
found near the sources of the Missouri
and Columbia rivers, whose wool is re-
markedly soft, fine and delicate, resem-
bling the hair of the famous Cashmere
goat. $40
We understand that on Saturday or
Sunday night, the Smithfeld Bank was
broken open, and robbed of number of
sheets of Bank bills, signed by the Pres
ident only. A number Of cents was also
taken. TPro0. Journal.
The U. States frigate POTOMAC.
waslaunched at Washington on Wednes-
day
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Facts respecting the first establishment
Of Stage Coaches IN Ncoc- England.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
Furniture W arehouse,
No. 6, .Milk-Sfrect,
Opposite the Old South Church,)
BOSTON,.

FEVHF FURNITURE Coma1s.
a SION COMPANY ASSOCIATION continue
toleceive additional supplies ofHOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, which, with their present stock.
comprises very complete assortment, pri,lei-
patly Of CABINET WARES, Of every descrip-
ton: Piano-Fortes, Chairs, Couches. and Sofas
Clocks and me-Pieces-Feather Beds.
Feathers, Mattresses, and Bedsteads-I.oolS
ins-Glasses, Brass fire-Sets, Copper and Iron
Tea Kettles, &c.-Cut Glass, &c. and va
riety Of other Goods, necessary for the furnish
ing Of houses.
The conditions of sale are Cash. and
as the Iorest price is affixed to each article. no
abatement can be allowed.-PurchaseF are
respectfully informed that the Stock in this
Warehouse is manufactured by the Members
of the association, and is warranted to be of
the best quality.
G. BARKER, .4gent.
T Orders attended to with punctuality
and despatch.
Boston, March 81, 1922. 8w
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IP Town-ClerlEs. a

lF Town-Clerks, and other
gentlemen who may have it in their
power, are requested to furnish US with
accurate statements of the votes given
in their respective towns, on Monday
next, for GOVERNOR, Lieut.. Governour,
and Senators.
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John Randolph has left his seat in Congress,
and embarked at NewY York, for Europe, for
the benefit of his health.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-03-27
A New Supply Of

London Gown Patterns.
Muslin Robes-Jubilee Cords.
Inserting Trimmings.
. 9-8 Stout Black Levantine.
Levantines Of the usual width.
Nice Green and other colours Florence Silks.
Jaconett and Null Musns.
Imitation India, and Leno do.
Furnitures-Copperplates.
Bed Lace-Ribbons.
Boxes Cotton Balls.
English Wire Thread.
American and English Power Loom Cottons.
Fancy Denmark Satin-a new and GOOD srt;-
Gle for Gentlemen's Vests.
Gentlemen's CraYats.
Silk Umbrellas.
= + The above Goods, Just receivcd,
together with General Assortment Of FAN
'CY & STAPLE GOODS, arc offered TO the
consideration of all who want to buy ssoHEAP, y
at the GREEN STOREY
WILLIAM MANNING, JR. & Co.
Worcester, Mareh 81. 1922.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
District OF Columbia.

County Of .A!erdna11a, to oc't,
{ N the petition OF Joseph Lawrence,
" an insolSent Debtor, conhned In the
SaOl Of Alexandra county tor debt,-.No-
Reefs hereby glpsH to the creditors OF tar
'aid Joseph Lawrence, that on the fourth
\ vol March next, beng tine first Mon
9eigo tie month, at 20 o'clock, A. NJ. at
As cn,r, i,puse Of said county, the oath
prescribed Sx the act OF Congress OF the
uorlsd States A.aiitled an act for the re-
.lsiol lnsulyent Debtors within The Dis,
Irct Of Columbia" wiii be administered
10 the said insolyent, a.ld Trustee ap'
2rOled, un.ess suthcisni cause 10 tue con-
Ealyb then aad there saOwn.
i Ordered, That TINS notice De inserted
Vice wteA, Tor two weeks before mat
Fay, III one Of the newspapers printed I'D
>he town OF Alexandria. nm.
!, BY otuer of Tie hoHouraols Wliiiam
SStanch, Chist Judge o. the Ualted States
gtcuit Court vi tie District OF Columbus.
Ftsie, EDM. /. LEE, Z. I.
Is seb 1899.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
The Steamboat Potomac
NATIONAL CALENDAR
AND
4 ANNALS OF THE u. STATES;
FOR lS
ice so just Published. and for Sale by
4. Z. KENNEDY.
ADVERTISEMENTS.

g On presenting the third volume of the Ma.
t,oal Calendar TO the public, the publishers
eel much satisfaction, in being able to state,
mat the two former have been well received"
aNo labour has been spared in endeavoring
n render this more useful than the others. All
he lists of Officers of the Government have
kren carefully corrected, and com pared with
sicia copies; all changes in each Department
noed the Army aud Navy LISTS, are given as
,ey actually stood, on the first dav of the pres
AMI year; including all promotions made during
ne rear preceding, with the new organization
,cftne Army, and the Lineal Rank of the Off
k,srs, &C"
eSeyesal new heads have been added to the
d ok in the present volume, among the most
4 9ortant, perhaps, are
7 j. TIE State .ftie TreavTy.
g. 4 Statement + the F6reign Commerce of
tie r. States, "a 1921.
4 5. Il Swpopws OF TIE i4p,ys oftEe Tinted States,
passed at tie %. Session 9fH1arrsse.
l. TIE several appropriations for tie gear
! 1871.
i. Tie Cenats # 1920"
,.The first for heal aforementioned will he
,sntiauelfron year % yea" and viii, it is pre-
s:ned, be folni hirhlv useful''
..Acou acy. has alyavs been the first object
iatais work an,titis coniienrly believed that
ailsnest.s=ne1ts It contains NAV he fully relied
o. To ensure accuracy, however. It has been
FUND necessary to defer the publication this
year, to oeri)d bevond that originally contem-
pseed Yet this DELAY has heea AN adranta re;
br apeu examination, it viii he seen that the
difference in value, viii more than compensate
OR the difference in time"
fen : law9w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Was Committed

yBvO the Jail of Fairfax county, by war
a rant from under the hand OF Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst day OF
Sept. 1921,
A Negro Man.
Who calls himself John, runaway,
and committed as the property of Mr..
Hump, and lately purchased Of a Mr..
Cave Withers, of Alexandria, Cd. CO.
but since in Jail says he was thesproperty
of William Skinker, deceased, OF Stafford
county. The said negro is about Is or
20 years of age, very black, about 5 feet
g or 10 inches high, and had on when
committed, a black broad cloth coat. a
dark green rpair of pantaloons and white
hat. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
?. B. BRADLEY, Juilor
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fairlar Go.
The editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
will please publish the above commitment
in their paper once week for three
months, and send their account 10 me for
settlement.
dec 10--1aw3m r. b. b.
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y ~ = ~ y 70 ~ - n
VIRGINIA..
MarshaI's Sale,

At Superior Court of Chancery held
IA in the town OF Fredercksbufgh, on
the eth day of April, 1918,
Daniel M'Leod, Plaintiffs
AGAINST,
Jabez B. Rocker, and Mary C.. his wife;
James Irwin, and Britannia and America
4 Rocker; by Jsbez B. Rocker. assigned
their guardian, Defendants.
1t appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court, that the defendants have been duly
served with q copy of the interlocutory or
der entered in this cause, at rules, on the
Sd day OF October, 1877, and they still
failing to appear and answer on the motion
of the plaiDtIffby counsel, the court doth
adiudge order and decree, that the deed
from Mary c. Brooke, to James Irwin, da-
ted the 10th day sof January, 1915, and
made an exhibit in this cause as to the
plaintiff, be annulled and vacated, as far as
it conveys any interest TO the defendant.
James Irwin or raises any trust Tor the
benefit o. the other defendants; and, that
unless Jabez B. Rocker, within six months
from the date hereof, pay TO the plaintiff.
two thousand dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate OF six per centum per annuin,
from the 95th day Of July, 1916, until pay
menl. one dollar and seventy cents, and
the costs by the plaintiff expended IN the
prosecution of this suit. The said deten-
dan and his heirs, and all persons claiming
under him. be from tnencelorth barred and
foiecosed Of all equity and right to re-
deem the land and premises described ~
the irdeniure Of mortgage, one OF the ex-
hbits in this cause made on the 18th day
OF September, 1915, between Ja5eZ b.
Rocker and Mary C.. his wife, of The one
part, and Daniel M'Leod of the other
part, and in case Of default, in the
payment of the said principal money,
interest and costs, within the time afofe-
SAID, that the marshal OF this court, after
giving three weeks notice by advertise
ment in some public paper, printed in the
town of Alexandra. do expose TO sale by
public auction, for ready money, the land
and premises in the said lndenture. men
toned, and out OF the money arising from
the said sale, after dedncting the expenses
attending the same, pay to the plaintiff the
said principal money, interest and costs.
and the surplus of the proceeds OF sale. II
any, pay to the defendant James lrvin,and
report his proceedings totbe court in order,
to final decree. And liberty is reserved
to the infant defendants, to shew cause a.
ganst this decree at any time within six
months after they shall have respectively
attained the age of twenty-one years.
Costs, 80 dollars IS Cts
A copy, Teste, J. r. FORD, C.. c..
lEFPursuant to the foregoing decree,
shall on the 9th day of March next, on the
premises, expose TO sale by public auction
10 the highest bidder, for ready money,
the land and premises therein referred 20.
The tract contains FOL acres, and is part
OF larger tract called RETIREMENT
in the county of Fairfax, and lies on The
road between Alexandra and Colchester,
about four miles from the former.
VIM. nj. CRAIG,
Deputy Of John Stanard, Marshal
feb IL 3tawts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Mr.. Parmly, Dentist,

HAVING been solicited by seyeralper
i Il sons in Alexandra, will remain here
few days longer, at Mrs. EveIeib's, in
Cameron Street, opposite the market
house.
NIB. Commencement of decay is too
generally looked upon as matter OF little
importance; but thetiis the time that ju-
dicious practitioner can be OF the greatest
use TO the individual, by Stopping the teeth
or what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits of this operation are 90 tE,iy
important, that il is impossible to re com-
mend j, too earnestly to the publjc-for
thousands OF the most useful teeth which
would otherwise be sacrificed by eatrsc-
ton, On account ct their palpiu!ness, may
thus be preserved, not only for many years
but for the remainder of long life.
Mr.. Parmly's Lectures.
on the management Of the TEETH, and
Patent Brush, for sale as above.
81 feb %
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Worth the attention.

otpersonS desrous to purchase. 0rThe
leUus of sale are that the purchasers exc
cute bond wlth good and sufficient secu-
U,y for the paymen! of one fourth of the
PgIcbt Sc money, on the ratification OF the
SIZE by the court. and the residue of the
purchase money, in three equal annual in
saiments, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and on toe payment OF the whole
purchase money, and not before, the lrus-
ices will by good and sufficient deed,
sQaYey to The purchaser all the right title
ard interest OF sa,t W alter Dyson in and
y the land and premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT DYSON,
Jan 26--d6w Trustees
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Malaga Wine.
" Antcd,
FOB ACCO.

sYHE subscriber will buy and sell tobac-
Il CO Tor a commission of one dollar
per hhd.-Planters and others who have
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam.
pies and notes with me, will have the
same promptly attended to. Purchasers
oftobacco Will please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
/ have tor sale. prime crop of tobac-
I CO made by William Holmes Esq. OF
Mougomery County, Md 80 hhds 0
first and Is OF second quality, inspected
al Bladsnsburg. The inspector pronoun-
ced il to be IN prime shipping order, and
all Inspected lately.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
NOTIUE.

TTAVING on the eth CT November
Ill last disposedot my Stone Ware Nj !.
nufaclory to Messrs. Hugh Smith & CO.
with all my stock, andthey having started
the business on a large scale; those who
have favored me with their custom hereto
fore. may always depend on being supph-
ed at the shortest notice with ware OF the
best quality, and on the saps Terms as
they bought from me. :, -
As wish to close my accounts with all
those that am owing, also wish those
that are indebted to me TO make as speedy
payment as possible, SO that ! may 'be
enabled to settle with my Creditors;
JOHN SWAMI.
feb 21 d6f
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Charles Bennett,

LAS received and offers for sale by the
( Il package or piece, Hirst's imperial
blue and black. cloths, Of very superior
quality colour and dress:
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns GA
IA ga ga & 1914 table diapers, remar-
kably cheap ga birds eye dsmask and
other diapers; GA fine aud super6ne cot
ION cambrics; Seine and sewing twine;
super6ae and 6ne patent shoe thread;
garden seeds-and as soon as the naViga-
ton permits, he will receive Russia sheet
ings OF the first quality Patent whted
brown s. coloured threads, printed cottons,
&c. &c.
ian 2i iawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
367 acres,
To Rent.

4 valuable garden and LOT Of ten acrss
IN on the south side Of the Poto,
mac in the vicinity Of Alexandria, and
perfectly accessible to washington and
Georgetown. The garden is ~ good
state OF cultivation and contains shrubs
and a choice collection Of fruit trees from
Prince $ gayden, near New York. ThiS
property will be rented on advantageous
terms. Inquire OF the Printer
feb Is 2au4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Three Tracts,
'Parts of tracI: or parcels Of
LAND:

being the dwelling plantation of which
Waller Dyson lied seized. called Brother
hood, indian Cabin, aud Nevis Desire.
CONTAINING two hundred and eighty seven
.v;es, aud twenty three perches of land,
more N less. This land lies in Charles
county, within four miles of Charlotte
Hall school, is good farming land, the 81
,aa.ion remarkably healthy, and in other
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
JOHN WRITER'S,
JOHN WASHINGTON,

Jan % Std
The business viii in future be conduct
ed by John Wlthers and John Washing
ton, under the firm OF
WItHERS u WASHINGTON.
WHO have on haud very general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, which they will
sell at re iuced prices Tor Cash or 10 punc-
tual Customers, Also, SEINE THiNE
heap.
ieb l6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
NOTICE.

HlHE Subscriber having resumed the
Flour and Grocery Business in Alex
andria, begs leave again TO offer bis ser
vices to his Country friends He will
purchase and sell Aour-or receive it on
Storage. He will Keep constantly on hand
a stock of Groceries, and transact any
business which they may be disposed to
confde to him.
ion IA ~ So
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
$4,000

HAVE ten 10 iiteen thousand dollars
Q! tue GeoFge,oNn Importing 4 export
Stock, l'wisa to dispose OF Will sci
or cash, OF OH credit OF 10 10 years
1ndOabted landed or other security, or
''aRge ii tor props rly. These disposed
deai lo9 any par OF this stock, Will call
" Othcs, Bgidse rect George
RDMUkgS RIGGS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
nov !
n office.

TgHHE Copartpership OF J. y r. WITH
4 EIoS s. WASHIlNGION. has been
dissolved by limitation, all who are indebt'
ed 10 id lirm will please make payment
to either OF the subscribers who alone are
authorised 20 settle the business OF that
arm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
feb 95.

Wanted.
A T RUNNEAS LOTTERY AND
AEXCHANGE OFFICE,
North Carolina Bank Papers
From 8 to 10000 DOLLARS, at
low rates if offered coon.
ALSO
Franklin Bank Paper of Alexandria,
will be taken at fair discount.
feb is If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08

Journeymen Potters anted.
1.-TWO jourDeymen stone ware potters
d that are good workmen on, the wheel
will meet with constant employment, and
the highest wages; by applying to the
Subscriber. Those disposed to come will
Immediately inform me by letter or other
JOHN SWAMI.
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Trust Sale.

. =
nN Monday the 18th day of April next,
~ at one P. M. The Subscriber will offer
at Public Sale, at the front door of FAIR
lax Courthouse tract ofLand contain
ing about
367 acres,
Lying on Wolf3Trap Run, in Fairfax CouH,
ty.-Bounded by the Lands OF John s.
Love, Edward Adams 4 Robert Gunn.H:
The above sale will be made under deed
Of Trust from,JamesC Denesle and wife,
to the Subscriber 10 secure a debt due 10
Thomas JsnDey, &CO.
Terms of Safe; one fifth Of the purchase
money in hand. the balance intBree equal
instsIments, OF 6. r., and l8 months. With
interest from the day OF Sale; the deferred
payments to be secured BY deed Of Trust
4, TAYLOR.
feb IA eodts si.5sE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08
Notice.

10y virtue of decree of the honorable
ID the Judges OF Charles colsty court,
sitting as court of equity. will be expos
cd 10 public sale on Thursday, the IAth
March next. at the residence of Mrs. Luz
n,p,ta u JSDD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08

VIM. Fowle, 8 Co
4.IAVE Just received, per sloop'J jaws
III from New York, sndsoAer for sale s
casks of Bridport. seine and sail tw me ~
superior quality. dee ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-08

HAVING removed from his old stand.
4 4 upper. end of King street, ard taken
fiat well known house lately occupied by
Charles l.. Sesrs, corner OF King and 81.
Asapb streets. Known by the name OF the
lNDIAV QUEEN
TAVERN.
tenders his grateful acknowledgements ~
the public tor, their former tsyoTs, and So
licits continuance OF their custom, assur-
ing travellers that they will meet with the
best accommodations, and al the lowest
charges. :.
He WILL HAEpsomsL1 ACCOMMODATE