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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27
c0H4fsIeArIy.,


DlEp-A August I'D, IN thm place, Sfl
Nbk BROsA, ased &c, uler1lcY Of Il n
Charicsion, ,Jehmond Z Savannah 'rhea
tfes.--fhe Cause u Ills geaaefnan's deae.
may prove 4 salataf.s warning 70 Others q
salist similar indiseFelie,, III had been r.
some days laboring under d. bilious leeeF
rom which lie us fast recovcrine Wls.a1
unfortunately, feeling n desire to wrench III
tl'rt he drai K quantity ofco.S.ee va
ter.-~I'he consequence of tha ihdser.fio.
was u 'lolent eTaup in the stomach, Hl4i.s
occasioncd him 10 break hnoa-.essse,
and he died N . hours.-Sigmor Broaa .u.i4
htn'ivc of spain.--lle had utterly heen
attached 10 The Theatre NJ iIavanah. hut,
on the dissolution of that company, reno.
we'd to Charleston when he was cngagcd BIZ
.N,ssrs. Giijirt and Gtahom.
Mr. Brosa was II man 81 mild and geuils
manly department ant The General allabi-
lity OF his manners had gained him he as-
TEEN OF those who l.nen him.
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MONTICELLO, April 7, 1922


SIR--I received on The lth inst Your ia
Vor of March |, infofming me of my nom
nation as an honorary member of the Agri-
cultural Society of the Valley. | accept
with just respect The membership Of the
society, and am bound, wiillpcr . sonsi-
hllity, To make my acknowledgements for
the very kind terms in which the nomina-
ton is expressed. am indeed devoted,
and ever have been, II thu interests of Arr.
culture but the hcasiness Of age disable
me from all activity in lis service; and viii
OF course render mr. very useless mem
Der. II does not however lessen my thank
iulacss for the honor done, which | pray
You to communicate II the society, with
the assurance of my high resper, aud con
sidrration. I'll. JEFFERSON
Th. tRANEG, ESQ. See. .ig y 81 Of dc
IoHey.
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The comic tf1he l,.eee, s.lIisig the Other 3
CURES sell saffsief The picturesque co.
tune aud The taste # Mr. Leslie h,ye cen
tnbuted to giye Yaiue TO pelbrni.ns :
deserving better piare. For examining,
tiils Interesting piet..fss rs arr obliged u
stoop, aud the nfimsiealness Of this y III h.
that the iat beau and III fair belle val liz
thrir prototype IN tie piece.
Ionlon Tiferosy CaztH.
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Trust Sale.

pY virtue Of deed OF tlnst cxgs,,,ed 10
I-s the subscriber by Ioseph Boyee. I,sa,ns,
date 9th Dec. 1918, ard duly recorded s, re
Clerks oihce OF the musings Court Of fynehs
burg, VIII sell at aRction to the Lishe,f NJ
der Tor ready money, before The aoor ~ The
Franklin Hotel in the town Of Lynchharg On
fT'day The GA dry Of ner. moxia (yep.t,sbgy. )
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-27

From he Uinehfsfer Republicon,
At the meeting ol the Agricultural Society
oithc Valley on Monday last, the follow
ing letters We're read by the Secretary.
ard permission obtained for their publ
Cntinn
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One haK Acre I.ot..

Lying at the junction Of Fourth ally and IN
street, to satisfy debt due TO Archibald Ro.
bertson as expressed in said deed, Acting as
rastce shah convey such title anly as is vas,
ed in me- WV! RAploRn
Aug. 81 tc3,e.
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EiANNS

FOR Sale IT THIS OFFICE.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

:, THURSDAY, JAN 3.-Mr. Cannon reported
q bill to provide for the discipline Of the mill
tia, which was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Campbell, from the committee on the
subject Of the apportionment of representation
according to the fourth census, presenting a
table showing the results of the various ratios,
which had been prepared for the committee !;
and on his motion it was ordered to be printed.
Military appropriation.
Mr.. Smith, OF Maryland, moved that the
House go into committee Of the whole on the
bill reported making partial appropriation for
the military establishment for 1922. The
House went into committee of the whole, Mr..
Baldwin in the chair.
Mr.. Smith, of Maryland. handed to the chair
two letters from the Secretary of War to the
Committee of Ways and Means-which were
read.
IThe letters, dated Dec. II and %. which
Mr.. S, handed in, state that the appropriations
for the Quarter-Mastsf Generals Department,
and the Indian Department, are exhausted,
and that the appropriations for the pay and
subsistence of officers Of the army will be so at
the close of the year; and that partial ap-
preparation for 1929, of l5O, 900, for the Quar-
ter-master's Department, 8 100000, for the
Indian Department, and of s 100000 for the
pay Of the army, is necessary. There is also
deficit IN the appropriation for revolutionary
Pensions, for 1921, of $451 1865, and that
sum is necessary to complete the payments to
pensioners far The year 1921
Dir. Smith remarked at some length in IA
wour Of the passage of the bill; and stated that
the object was to provide for the necessary dis
bursements for 1922, which must occur before
the general appropriation bill will pass and
that unless this provision was made, the wheels
Of Government must stop their motion.
Mr.. Floyd was opposed to acting upon the
bill at present, without some good reasons were
assigned.
Mr.. Tracy would not, by any means, be UNI
derstood to imply the remotest doubt of the
veracity of the Secretary Of War He had
supposed, from the whole tenor of the applica.
ton, that It was calculated rather to supply
deficiencies of the past than to provide for the
contingencies Of the future. He was apprc.
hensiye, from the light that had been shed
upon the subject, that deficit would be
found Of 4 million and half and that tn,
appropriations for the current year for III,
War Department would not fall short Of sia
millions.
Some further Discussion took place, wher
the blanks in the bin were oiled with the sum
required by the Secretary. The House con
Cured in the decisions on all tho appropria
tions except that for the Indian department
on which the ayes and noes were called for
but the question was not taken, when tn,
House adjourned.
sBnIpAY, JAN. AIR. Baldwin, from tn
conlalitfee OF manufactures, TO whom was re
ferred SO much Of the Presidents message a
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-16
eHassaebusetts Legislature.
'--~ ILLLL//<>-4-.
Rosros, WEDNESDAY,, Jazz. Q.

BOSTON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8.
Agreeably to adjournment the two branches
Of tue Legislature convened this day and APP
pointed joint Committee to wait ON Ills Ex-
ccllcncy the Governor, to acquaint him that
quorums were present, and that they were
ready to receive communications from him.
In Senate.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9.-Twenty-four Sena-
tors were present. A letter was read from The
Hon. Mr.. Williams, a Senator Of Bristol, de-
Glazing his vacation Of his seat in consequences
OF his having accepted the Office Of Justice Of
the Court OF Common Pleas.
III C0noeahon.
Agreeably to assignment, the two Houses
assembled in Convention, to Gil two vacapcies
IN tho Senate Board one occasioned by. the
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-01-16

resignation Of Judge Williams, Of Bristol, aud
the other by the death of Gen. Varnum, of
Middlesex. The candidates IN Bristol were
Hercules Cushman, Esq. and James L. Hodges,
Esq. The whole number of votes was 1912, Of
which Mr.. Hodges had ZIG, and was chosen.
Mr.. Cushman, who is member Of the House,
declined being candidate for the vacant seat.
The candidates in Middlesex were, the Hon.
Samuel P. P. Fay, Esq. of Cambridge, and
Calvin Sanger, Esq. of Sherburne. The whole
number of votes was 113, all of waich were
for MIR. Sanger, and he was chosen. Judge
Fay, since the election in April, has accepted
the Office of Judge of Probate, which disquali-
fies HIM for holding seat in the Legislature.
The two Houses then separated.
In SENArE.-The Hon. Mr.. King was APP
pointed on the Committee of New Trials, rice
Mr.. Williams and Hon. Mr.. Sheplsy on the
Committee of Manufactures, rice Gen. Var
mum.
THURSDAY, JAN. 10.-At noon, Mr. Secreta-
ry Bradford came in and delivered the follow
ing Message from His Excellency the Cover
nour, with the documents alluded to in it,.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

$4,000
HAVE ten to fifteen thousand dollars
L Of the Georgetown Importing & export
ing Stock, wish to dispose OF: | willsel
for cash, or on credit OF to 10 years
for uudoubted landed or other security, or
exchange it Tor property. Those disposed
to deal for any part of this stock. will call
at nv Office, Bridge.street Georgetown.
ROMULUS RIGGS
jana
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James |. Weems,

A TTORNEY at law, offers his servi.
n ces to the public, and to the citizens
OF the District. OF Columbia in particular.
He promises the creates; attention,
Port Tobacco, Md. March Is cost
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04
Alexandria Coffee House.

Alexandria Coffee House.
E9HlS establishment, which is now O.
a pened for the accommodation of the
public; offers to The citizens of the District
a resort at once geoteel and respectable.
Tho proprietor has expended large a.
mount in making it suitable place for the
reception of gentlemen, from whom alone.
he solicits patronage, the decorations, pa
pering, aud painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied with
the most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every refreshment
suitable 10 the season. Coffee can be
served at any hour, also porter, beer,
ale, wines, cordials. and liquors Of every
description of the best that can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hopes from his unwear
led exerlions, to establish room for the re-
ception of the respectable part OF the com.
muniry; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of the whole TO receive
the patronage of the public, being conf
dent of their appreciation when visited:
VINCENT MA SSOLETTI.
DIP. S. The Alexandra Coffee house
is on Prince street, door above Union,
leading TO the Centre Wharf feb 25
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For Sale,

b~sa A well finished 8 story Brick
MyaM HOUSE, and extensive lot, CARR
MssA age house and stable. The house
Hs& contains 10 we'll finished rooms, a
good Kitchen and dry cellar. will be sold
at public sale on the 10th April next, it
not previously disposed OF at private sale.
The lot contains SO feet front, 10 feet
deep to 80 feet alley. For further par
ticulars apply to the subscriber living on
18th street near the Branch Bank OF the
U 5. Washington City.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
march 18 eotf
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HOUSES, LANDS, &c.
Public Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale
tssfSsa his valuable 10. of ground, con.
3agM tainlng nearly 60 acres, on the n.
s@s.ll side of the town, and east OF tne
turDpike 10 Washington, well situated ior
gardens, grass plots, or building lots;
more desirable piece Of ground cannot be
had in the vicinity OF Alexandra, OF one
which is more likely to rise in value 70
suit different purchasers, it will be divided
INTO small building lots, acre and hall acre
lots. Thus divided, public sale will be
attempted on :,
Saturday, the 9Th Of .dprit
osxt, at 8 o'clock, on very accommodating
terms. 1t is confidently believed such an,
other opportunity for purchasing lots VIII
not occur soon in Alexandria.
he has also for sale or ground Tsns'
Number Of Lots,
on Queen street, between Columbus and
Henry streets, and on Water street, near
Mrs. Kennedy's and Fayette alley on easy
terms.
LIKEWISE,
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES
which be will either sell OF rent very low,
GOOD titles will be given.
sO'3 A. HOLBRO0K.
march FL 2awts
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Notice.

!sr-~a Having rented the Aide Mills
Ssgn FOR term of years, tender TO
%gSss their Old Customers, and to all
'!sssiasbother persons who may be lnciin-
'ed 10 conide in me, every accommoad-
ooa which can render them. 10 such
rs an unknown to, and may deem II
prudent to require it. offer unquestion-
able security for the faithful performance
OF every obligation | contract, for the
purchase Of wheat or the exchange OF
SOGr.
"a ton Of plaster can be broke and ground
N toEly-6ve minutes from the moment OF
delivery, by a pair of Eve feet Allegany
oaTrs, urged by nineteen feet water
Wheel, and five pair of French Burrs,
some OF which exceed ip diameter the for
meT, as sure 20 the Farmer and Merchari
as prompt IN exchange of -four; tor wheat,
as he county oil Loudoun can furnish.
JAS. SIMPSON.
Aide, Sept. 60, 1891. now
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10 be Rented Cheap.

kxA Alarge brick warehouse on the
ST wharf, well calculated for storing
Hsay -four, graini or salt, and-in excel
Silent order. For terms apply to
ANDREW SCHOLFlELD.
90 mo S5 rvIsw
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Collection Office.

Collection Office.
IN most OF the popular places in the u.
States, J. II. RUNNELLS is now en-
abled to collect
Bills Of Exchange,
for reasonable compensation, and also
can furnish Bills 10 any amount.
Besides the above business, K. will de-
vote the usual attention. in buying and sell
ing Bank Bills.
~ Gentlemen at distance wishing
Bills collected, can have them faithfully
attended to, by addressing line by mail.
Lottery affairs.
RUNNELLS has constantly on hand
Tickets IN variety OF numbers IN most OF
the Lotteries in the Union, viz:-Ihe
Grand National Lottery, 9th class, highest
prize 100000, Tickets Dis; Washing
ton Monument Lottery, slightest prize D3O,-
OOO, Ticket. only oIO; New. York Liter
ature sixth class, highest prize Do0'OOO;
Tickets IA dollars, &c. &c.
The Managers Official List OF the draw
ny of the above lotteries regularly receiv-
ed and registered, and all information CIV
en- gratis.
Apply at
J. Ill. RUNNELLS'
Lottery Exchange & Collection Office.
K.ag.street, Alexandria.
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Persons having the above or any OF the
notes of the solvent banks in the United
States will do we'll by calling at
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-04

For Sale,
s. THE LAND & HOUSE on Stump
E Hill, lately owned by Mr.. Nor
S.I ton, being about TWENTY ONE
Gg ACRES we'll enclosed; on the lit.
tie river turnpike road, 2 miles from Alex
andria. The garden contains many valua-
BILE shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may be had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser.
VIM. CRANCH.
March Ii, iawH.
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TOBACCO.

hub ACCO.
TIME So oscriber will buy and sell tobac-
4 co tor commission of one dollar
per hhd.-PIanters and others who nave
tobacco for sale, by leaving the true sam
Piles and notes with me, will have the
same promptly attended to. Purchasers
oftobacco will please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
\ have for sale. prime crop of tobac-
L CO made by William Holmes Esq. OF
Montgomery County, (Md: 80 hhds 0
first and l3 OF second quality, inspected
at Bladensburg. The inspector pTonouh,,
ced it to be in prime shipping order, ana
all inspected lately. a,
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25
Forfeited Fairfax Lands.
III. O. FIFIELD.

GRATEFUL to the public for the pat.
0ronage bestowed upon him while
teacher in the Alexandria Academy, takes
this method of giving notice. that he has
removed his school to the Mechsnick' s
Hall, where by diligence and persevering
application, he hopes to preserve the Gre.
dit which that institution has 80 Justly &C
suired under his predecessor Competent
assistants will be provided, Two have al
ready been procured) for as many scho-
lars as the edi6ce will contain, and every
attention will be paid, as we'll to the pre-.
servation of purity ofmorals, as to prof.
cheney in learning.
In the classical department, besides the
common course of Latin and Greek land
Hebrew il required) there will be taught
all the ether branches requisite to an ad-
mission into any of the Colleges and Uni.
versities in the United States. Terms oi
tuition Tor the classics, including stationa-
ry, 81 dollars Fer quarter.
There IS room at present for the accom-
mediation of number more boys-espe-
cIally ID the classical department.
E. 0. FIFIELD,
Principal JNech's Hall saea
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25
Public Sale.

- On Friday the 23d day of Al.
NJ gust next, at S O'Clock, P. M. the
subscriber will offer at public sale
2on the premises, two story frame
tenement and lot of ground. on the south
side OF King street, between Fairfax and
Royal streets, now in the occupation of
John P. Latruite, in front on King ST. Is.
feet b inches, 10 depth loo feet 10 a 9o
feet alley. The above sale will be made
under deed of trust from Adam Lynn, 10
the subscriber, to secure debt due to the
United States "A portion OF the purchase
money not exceeding s per cent. will be
required in cash, on the residue a creditIof
six, nine, and twelve months, will be al
lowed |; payments to be secured by a deed
of trust and an approved endorser.
K. |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
july 20 cots
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by the uncsrtainsy attached 70
Sreaseo' ,aer;can, when speasHlg %
1be terri ;nhab1tants or vessels OK inc
ether VIC Sta,ss aud tn, iferens nations
CDl's' rish and Portuguese am T.cd,-
d spA nsopls whose Independence s;s.S we
The RsSoauized, are not all inhabitants =,
ave Ho IsS'9 america. and yet they are al
e aU ";eap. as well as ourselves ~
would aG,b psi United State. NOrth -a'nsr :.
Fss, n rna1 scotia tia are equally entitled to
sna ~ sooeIlatiOp) and their Standard
r 'hs Spf,n American flag. The Mex II
'Ls T Empire has flag exclusively Its
can hD me various nations OF South
yin '.,;ea, the Vene mclean, the Busn0s
.Ams.'o the CHILEAN, the Peruvian and
A y sras lila will all DO distinguished
shS. ~ respective colours, and have
~ sL' distinctive name. The people of
sasn 1fn;red States alone of all Amer'
INC I've 40 peculiar title except that
Ga Yankee. Some arrangement ought
81 a. made by which each nation may
wv SS,st;nguishsd from the rest.
% O'' Boston EUsning Gazette.
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SALES BY AT lTIOa.
THIS DAY
Trust Sale.


DURSUANT ton Deed Of Trust k01n
i Thomas Shreve, 10 me, for the pnr-
pose therein mentioned, shall proceed 10
sell al public auction on the premises, at
10 O'Clock, on Thursday the Goth inst
tenement and lot Of ground, on The south
side OF King street, and bounded as iol-
lows, to wit--beginning thirty feet len in
ches to the eastward of Royal street. and
running thence soutbwaSdly and parallel
with Royal street, one buidred feet to Z
twenty foot Alley, thence eastwardly to
the southwest corner oil the back build
ings, late Samuel Murrsy's, thence north.
wardly with'tbe west line OF said back
buildings, TO tie northwest course of said
buildings, thence northwsrdly 10 the diyid-
ing line between the store House, late
Samuel Murray's and the store now oc-
cupied BY Geo Drinker, thence along said
line to King street, thence westwardly
with King street, to the beginning The
terms will be made known on the day of
sale. THOMAS JANNEY.
july9 Is
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CT A,ar, Bears, Boston; nails and
.,,S.re to WIN. Fowle & Co. and plaster
10 S No. Richmond, Freeman, fir. Norfolk;
,osi and pork for ship Talbot, bound ioI
'uI lam s3-Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins,
,rsniy two hours from Norfolk, with pas
myers Left one topsail scbr and sever
i inland vessels below, bound up.
sloou Regulator, hence, for Rhode ISL
and, was spoken on the 18th inst. towing
~, Ia sloOp Ann, from Baltimore for PHI
iadslpbia, which had lost her mast.
ARRIVED. July "a,
Schr. Mary, Moffett, Baltimore freight
70 different merchants of the district
Schr. Stag, hewitt, Patuxent; tobacco
n VIM, FoWle &, Co Lett one brig and
Two scbrs. below, bound up saw ship Del
IA from hence, of Black.;ones Island on
Monday last, under way bound down, but
the wind shifted that evening to the south
--spposes her to have anchored Oh st.
Mays, ~
Schr. Only Son, Fuller, Halifax, via
Kingston, Mass. Ia DIS from the latter car
20 Of plaster to the master.
SAILED,
Schr. Rose in. bloom, Sowle, Bermuda.
SloOy Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore
Scbr. Traveller, Tratathan, Rip Raps.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25
Public Sale.

DURSUANT to deed of trust from A.
i mos Fox, and Lucy bis wife, to The
subscribers, dated the 22d. day of March,
1913, to secure the payment of A sum OF
money therein mentioned, we will proceed
to sell at public auction, on the premises
Tor cash, on Saturday the eth day Of Ju-
~ next, a certain tract or parcel of land
in the county of Fairfax. and State OF VII.
ginia, lying on Difficult run, abou, two
miles from the court house, containing 2l2
acres more or less, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the conditions
and purposes for which said deed of trust
was made. On this farm, which is OF good
quality, there is q convenient dwelling
house, mill for manufacturing -four. saw
mill, still house, and many other useiuI
houses and improvements.
JOHN MOORE,
GEO. W. HUNTER, Trustees.
june q ,aw,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25
eHamiIton School"

NINTH the design OF conforming to
w precedent Heretofore unkuown)
respecting the terms of tuition, the regula-
tons of this Institution are altered as fol-
lows, viz:
The school will be divided into two
classes; the first, TO be instructed in Spell
ling, Reading, Writing, ARITHMETIC, Eng
lish Grammar, and Geography, al 5 dol
lars per quarter. The second, in the Con-
struclion of Maps, Use Of the Globes,
History, Letter and Essay Writing, Alge'
bra, Geometry, Logarilhms, Plane Trigo-
nometry, Height and Distances, MensuIa.
ton, and the Latin Language, at dollars
per quarter.
Quilts, ink and pencils SO cents.
The day will be divided into three ses-
sions--tbe first from sunrise unta hal past
seven, A. NJ. the second from nane until
one, the third from three until str p yM.
J. THOMAS WHEAT.
July 20 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-25
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ON the 18th day OF last month, I put lei.
~ ter in the Post Office, in which was en-.
closed Hundred Dollar Bank Note. of the
Bank of Virginia. numbered and payable as fol-
lows: B l63, payable to Bella CORN, dated
I'd March, lSl2-Wm. cambridge, Cashier.
John Brockenbrough, President. The letter
enclosing said note addressed to James San.
derson, Esq. Alexendria, D. c. has not been
received, of course there is reason to believe
improperly detained. The above reward will
be paid for the delivery Of the Bank Note, or
for the detection OF the person who has impro.
Perly detained TITS strange such mistakes
should occur in forwarding letter the short
distance of l 90 miles. -
DAVID BARCLAY.
Richmond.
july l6 It