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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-19

viz. BOB formerly called Earrisony; and
JOE BAKER, his brother, the property of Tbs
Marshall; ESSEX and ANANIAS, the property
of John Marshall, jr. and ANTHONY, belong.
ing to James X: Marshall; all residing in Eau
quer county, Va. ..
BOB, is about % year. of age, of black com.
plexion, about g. feet or inches high. and n
cooper by trade.
JOE BAKER, is a blacksmith, year or two
Younger than the other, OF much lighter com.
plexion, and taller by an inch or more; both
had new linen shirts and trowsers. The former
wore occasionally, a light blue jacket, aud long
cloth coat partly worn; the latter a hat of rab-
bits fur, with black Grape, which he has pro-,
baby removed, though the mark of it NAV per.
haps be seen as the hat is of dingy white.
ESSEX, is tall, handsome negro, of light
complexion, prominent features, and wears large
whiskers: about 80 years of age
ANNANlAS, is very black and not so tall
81 or % years ofage ~
ANTHONY, is tai! stout man, of light COM
plexion, and dsagreeable countenance, although
his features are good his eyes have a peculiar
appearance, and seem somewhat bloodshot -
They went of with negro man named Tom,
formerly belonging to Thomas Marshall. Tom
was lately apprehended in Philadelphia brought
TO Warrenton, Fauquier, lodged in jail, and solo.
to trader, name unknown; he broke iaii about
fortnight ago, and has been lurking IN this
neighborhood, but without our knowing il. unfit
the others had e)oped with him. He is a tall
negro, with complexion like his cousin Joe
Bakers. 1t is said that the advertisement de.
scrioinS him' states him to have swelling on his
head and one on his back he is about 81, yea,s
old. There is no doubt they are all endeayor.
ingto get to Philadelphia. We will give goo
respectively'for each of our men, if taken out of
the state; and $50 for each of them il appre.
hended within the state, and in either case safe
y delivered to us. What reward has been Of
forn lNr
iered LOT Tom is not known to the subscribers.
THOMAS MARSHALL.
JOHN MARSHALL, Jr.
JAMES X. MARSHALL.
Oak Hill, Fauquier Co. Va july 23-24 n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-19
FOR SALE,

The Land and house on Stump-Hiil.
a lately owned by Mr.. Norton being
EEST about 81 acres wellinclosed on the Liz
HEkE! tie River Tnrnpike road, . miles from
An3 Alexandria. The garden contains n,a.
ny valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees. The
situation is handsome and healthy. Possession
may he had Immediately. The time Of payment
will be reasonably extended 10 suit the purchaser.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-19
About S;rtg Three .Acres.

The improvements are a handsome and coasveji
nieni two story brick dwelling house and kitchen
gardeners house, stable, carriage house ,&c. &c.
an early and productive garden, and an orchard
of the most choice and best selected ffuit of va,
rious kinds. There are about shirty-two acres
under cultivation, divided into fields of from, Sc
ven to nine acres each, all enclosed with sub
stantial fencing the remainder of the tract n
in wood Of good growth. The healthy snddr.
lightfui situation of this property, the commapds
ing prospect afforded from the house, of,tba
town Of Alexandra, the city of Washington, the
river Potomac, and the adjacent country for se.
yeral miles around (; its contiguity to the turn
pike road, and its short distance from town, witt
other obvious advantages, combine to render this
the most desirable farm of its size now offered
for sale. It will be. sold upon a liberal credit,
or will be exchanged for stock in any of the
banks in this district paying specie: The pre-
misses will be shewn, and the terms made known
ON application to the subscriber, at the Mecl,n-
MICS Bank. CHARLES CHAPLIN.
July 10 3t&1awtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13

On the 18th OF November the Turks sue
iceeded in taking Cassandria. Abul La6ut
Pashaw who conducted the attack, put IL
rebels TO death with his own hand. Many
women fell into the hands Of the Turks
1000 of whom had arrived at 6alonica,
where they are exhibited tor sale to the
highest bidders. Various intelligence from
Conslantinople OF the latest dates mem
ton that dreadful events daily manifest
themselves. In every street. dead boz
dies are found. The bloodthilsty Turks
still continue to murder christians, when
ever an opportunity offers.
The Turkish fleet was at Constantine
pie on the Goth of November. The Capt.
Pacha had hung the yard arms of his ship
with rs dead bodies, being the remains OF
his Greek seamen whom he had hanged as
a signed of victory on his arrival in the
Dardanelle..
1t nov appears certain that the Per
slams have invaded Asiatic Turkey, and
captured Erzerum, after defeating the Pa
cha of Bagdad.
The Greeks occupy all the country a
bout Gambia. The Turks are shut up and
dying of hunger.
Intelligence from Zante announce that a
great number OF peasants had been con-
demned to death, their bodies thrown into
cages OF iron and exposed on the SUBMITS
OF the hills as terror to others.
The excuses in Constantinople are at
tributed TO the sailors, which had arrived
with 81 Greek vessels prizes. On the YES
sells passing Seragio Point. they hung to
the yard arm OF each vessel three or tour
Greeks. On shore the sailors were gull
ty OF the most horrible cruelt.es.
An opinion is expressed in several let
tsrs from Conslantinople, that ifawar
breaks on. between Russia and Turkey,
the fault will be on the part OF the Turk
isb government. The writer's OF the let
tiers express their belief that the Dlyan
will not rush forward on destruction.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Public Sale.

~ = ri
PURSUANT to an order Of the Or
l. phan's Court OF Alexandria County,
will be sold on Monday the 18th instant,
at 70 e'clock, al the cabinet warehouse of
VIM. H. Harmon, deceased, on the east
side OF Royal st. between King and Prince
streets, all the personal estate of the de.
ceased, consisting of great variety ofnew
and fashionable
Cabinet Furniture.
among which are dining and tea tables,
sideboards, bureaus, secretaries. cribs,
wristbands, bedsleads, sofas, &c. also a
quantity of tools, two turning lathes,
scan!ling, mahogany, &c. &c. Terms. six
months credit in all sums over fifty dollars,
for notes with approved endorsers.-Un-
der SO dollars, cash.
CARY BRONAUGH, admir-.
feb I3 eo2t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
NATIONAL CALENDAR
AND
ANNALS OF THE u. STATES;
FOR 1922.
Price D.l,5o just Published, and for Sale IL
II. 4. KENNEDY.
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
" On presenting the third volume ofthe Ma
tional Calendar to the public, the publishers
feel much satisfaction, in being able to state,
that the two former have been well received"
"No labour has been spared in endeavoring
to render this more useful than the others. Al
the lists of Officers of the Government have
been carefully corrected, and compared with
official copies; all changes in each Department
noted; the Army and Navy Lists, are given as
they actually stood, on the first day of the pres
emit year; including all promotions made during
the year preceding; with the new organization
of the Army, and the Lineal Rank Of the OH.
GERS, sc"
"Several new heads have been added to the
work in the present volume; among the most
important, perhaps, are
/. The State ofAe Treasury
g. Il Statement Of tie Foreign Commerce Of
the U. iStates, tn 1921.
8. II Synopsis Of the Laos of Me United States,
passed at tie lost Session of Congress-
4. THE several appropriations for tie year
1921.
5. The Census Of 1890"
ss1he first four heads aforementioned will be
continued from year to year; and will, it is pre-
sumed, be found highly useful"
esAccuracy, has always been the first object
in this work: and it is confidently believed that
all the statements itcontains may be fully relied
on. To ensure accuracy, however, it has been
found necessary to defer the publication this
year, to period beyond that originally contsm-
plated. Yet this delay has been an advantage;
for, upon examination, it will be seen that the
difference in value, will more than sompensats
for the difference in time.''
feb 8. lawsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
For Amsterdam.
First Spring Ship

III, The well known superior copper
& fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN, lillian Crabtrse Jr. Master, burthen
about 500 Hhds: three fourths Of her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on freight.-Apply to
WV. FOWLE f. Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue 10 attend
to the concerns OF bis Shipping friends
any property entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to.
dec 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
SALES BY A UCTION.
Night Sale,

Night Sale,
IS Of Books, Cutlery, &c.
On FRIDAY, Evening at 2 o'clock,
M ILL b continued the sale Ut of the
wv library Of The late h. G. Norton,
deceased, consisting Of Books of every
description, on liberal credit.
ALSO.
Very superior cutlery, stationary, ready
made clothes, &c.
S. A. MARsTELLER, suc.
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a $50,
For Freight,

SIX The good Schooner MARY, w.
W Carrick master, burthen about
400 Bills. and will be ready for cargo
tomorrow. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD, Co.
dec IS If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
For Boston.

III, The very superior brig OLIVE.
49, Isaac Lincoln, master, burthen
1000 barrels. She has halt her cargo en-
gagged. and will commence loading imme-
diately, to be ready to sail on the frat
opening Of the river, for freight of 1000
barrels or passage. Apply TO
jan IS JOHN H. LADD &Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
For Freight,

sH The good brig ARROW, A.
@W Lord, master, carries 1000
barrels, and will take freight for the West
Indies, or a Southern port.
Apply to VIM. FOWLE f. Co..
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
lawsw

Cassia,
SUU MATS Cassia, received from
Philade ,pbia. For sale by
oct A "a. H. ADAMS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
For Darien.

LII The sloop EAGLE, capt. Davis.
49, now loading and will sail in a few
days, for freight or passage to the above
port or Savannah, apply on board at I'm
ion wharf, or L. H. ROWLAND,
12no I8 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
TURKEY.

Acourier arrived a; Vienna on the 18th
OIOecember which left Constantlnopie on
Toe sSh of November. At that date no
usaslrOus event had occurred ID the capi-
'i OF the Turkish Empire. except some
'On1agIalions, under cover OF which the
Aslalic Turks attempted to plumber The
'su Jag had been hoisted at Belgrade
iOe hrman tor the wa against Persia was
VIC cause Tor this circumstance, Little
- "achla had been evacuated by the
''u'se!men forces, and the Turkish from
"eS on tue side OF Austria are stripped
troops. The funds at Vienna which
D'u 'allen, had again risen as soon as the
''sVSe Situation OF things were known.
ne German papers, which are fonG OF
'"ng IN the wonderful, state tha, Con-
n, A'aople has been reduced TO sshes.-
~ MagnIhcientichurch of ST. SOPHIA
&c euitan's Seraglio, the Arsenal, sc.
r'" been reduced by the flames. The
ua eelgnor and his son Abdul Mirzad
;, ~uefed, also The Mutt, Refs Efendi,
~ Uapdan Pashaw, &c. DC. Ali the
=, 'e'les the work oithe Jannissaries one
,.S uUm Is made sultan. All the Greeks
N,, ranks were murdered. These nor
in,ho accompanied by an earthquake
wall en''rons of Constantinople which
up towns and villages.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Also For Freight,
For Charleston,
For Freight,

~ The brig OLIVE, Isaac Lincoln.
&&& master, burtben about 1000 Bbls.
-four or go Hhds Tobacco; she Is first
rate vessel and will in few days be ready
to load.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13
Public Sale.

Z -
By virtue OF Deed Of Tr1st
from James 8. Scott and wife,
ESs bearing date The 18th day Of July
AlS2l, to the subscriber for The
purpose oil securing the payment of sum
of money therein mentioned to Henry G..
Slade, will be sold to the highest bidder
tor ready money on Saturday, the End of
March, 1899, at IL o'clock, "A. M on Tie
premises certain lot or parcel Of ground
with the buildiugs& improvements there
on, situate an the south side OF Duke street,
and TO the eastward of West street, con.
veyed to the said James s. Scott, by Lou
lisa Irwin, by deed bearing date, the 9th
July, 1918, and duly recorded in the
Clerk Office at Alexandria.
Upon receipt OF the purchase money, the
subscriber; as Trustee. will execute 4
deed. N. s. WISE, Trustee. !
feb7 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-13

Superior Goals for Crates.
THE cargoes of the schooners Thetis,
l. and Only Son. of
$500 bushels English coal &
40 barrels No. l, mackarel
For sale by w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have also landing from brig Shawmut
and .Ioop Regulator
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
SO bolts Russia duck,
90 boxes mould candles,
8 tierces new fice
<For Freight.
.kSxN The superior schooner THETIS,
M& Alex. Newcomb, master, carries
100 bis. and will be ready for cargo in
few days, and will take freight to the
West Indies, South America, or any Sou
them port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

- ANYWAY from the subscriber the 9Th inst nerro
man. named GEORGE. lie is about 5 feet 8 or G inch
Is high, OF slender make, formed for activity; suppos
ed 10 be about % years ofage, but has youthful APPEAR
auce, and Is quite black lie took with him blue cont and
paniaoons, yellow insey vest aud fantaloons drai,
great coat with double capes and belt course leans
common clothing, fur hat. and suudry other articles OF
wearing apparel George formerly belonged TO Mr. smock
at the Eagle tavern in Richmond, and wns aficrwars
owned by the late Rev. Me- McCuc, in Augusta county IL
Is aeeriained that he took the road leading TO the places
OF his former residence and that he ennniring liz
way to Charlottesville lie is forward in his m9nuers ART
~ anu plausible and may probably procure pass. will
give ~ reward for apprcbending and securing him iftat
en- within 20 miles Of this place SIS IL taken within 30
miles, or II greater distance the above reward with all
Tcsoanble expenses firouRt home. JIEYDIrIN
Lexington, Va. Jan. -. gI-os,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05

OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,
VIE subscriber, who resides in the Richmond hay
a nS naid particular attention the Virginia laws res
pecung Military bounty Lard and belle, ing there ire many
officers aud ssicrS Of the Virginia Line Oh r.
still entitled to Land Bounty, offers services
To- such officers and soldiers and of such as h.
located. ''s ~
nv p'.V' Le9e are many persons in Maryland and the
other affirming states who entirely ignorant of their
utrshS Ia virginia bounty Land, either account OF
r ow services, the services OF their ancestors and
vc>-Any too Who were entitled for during the
whnie war, nave drawn perhaps for three
years service ANY persons doutin whether they ,, MOI
Toe en " writing the subscriber will receive the in
claims. ~ '" '"'i'
n" ICES VIII in amy be CHARGED the warrants
eooiihe' ' wic event, such reasonable
rs can be agreed urot viii Ir expected.
he subscriber i also associated with gentleman of in
teisence AMI activity in business, who has resided
seye wears in Kentucky, for the purpose oseuc tran
s'c'hS ciwee the citizens of this Ken
ucy anu ohonl ing sales of land in those sates-nak-
ns OF uGe>coieciion Of moncy-payment OF
taxes AcPersoas having business ct the
ny writing t. or comforting with The subscriber perhaps
E' iiid that II could be transacted their satisfaction
JANUARY - sD-aa,vf 'rfIoa1,S CnEEN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

- ANYWAY from the subscriber, in Person county n O.
y on the 9ih OF December last bright mulauo feev
named IAN but who viii probably some other name
he is about ieet Or 10 inches high and q p years m
age lie can play little the fc flute and took with
BIN German flute belonging 90 F.Waon lie is an uncom
monty white muaiio; has farar aud down look his
eyeds hang very full his eyes, which appear much
weied aud inclined TO be red Ills clothing Is home,pun
igt mixed cloths his wacoat white pantaioons very wide
NJ the ANGLE coat stolen from his hat black
With small brm, about half his shoes coarse heavy
stchown lie Is spare built and very active by trade
halter. and can make good fur wool hat lie will
doubtless attempt 10 free and seek employ
ment n s0neait shop No doubt be will tryo get 10
Philadelphia The above reward will be paid DELIVERING
him TO conining him in any Jail nihe United States
hat hin again. Any information about the fellow
VIII he thansniiy received. s. COCHRAN.
ccIsiu Nm H. i}Uol also halter ~ trade left this
ncie hhorho1d about the time and believed they
viii atcmp 20 travel together uc is about or 50 wears
u age, about feet Tor IN. high dark copexon slow Of
spcech drinks spirits very freely and badly dressed
TOOK With hhfan old, poor,iay horse, with eye anca
sore back. January g. NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
~, . NILbIAM IT. CRAWFORD.
Tile HoROraJie me SPEAKER nj The
House Of Representatives,
MORE.PIRACYl

r, CnAeLEsToS Jan. 96.--ESGact from the Log
booS OF tie brig D1rer, Capt. SABINs, arrived al
tbs por, yesterday from Malanzas
Jan. 10, sea account, att z. NJ. Pan Of Matanzas
bearing >. sfiw u boat coming to us from a small
drogher, Which came out of Maianzas the night be-
lore US, with D Spaniards armed witr long knives.
pistols culnsses, &c. When they got within hail
they bred musket at Us, cheered and came on
board. They were the most ,illanoIrs looking ras.
Gals tiai any one had probably ever beheid They
Immediately drew their weapons, and after beating
Us severely with their cutlasses, drove us below
lhey ien robbed us Of all our clothes excep vyhat
we had on, our watches, and every thing of value
we were afterwards called up sngly -Four men
with drawn knives stood tie captain and threat
ened HIM u he Did not give up his money, thev wonlo
h'll al hands aud burn tic vessel After ROLLING the
people they commenced pluuering lie brig. They
broke open the hatches, mt1e Us get out our boat
ana carry their plunder to their vessel They took
from us compass, . bags Coffee, bafrel Sugar.
nearly al our provisions, colours ringing and
cooking utensils They then ordered US 10 stand TO The
Noitb, or they would overhaul u.s. malder the creyy
alli burn The vessel We made salt. and shortly ar
ter we're brought TOO Ls another boat Of the same
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
u VALUABLE HANOVER LKNOS-
FOR sale

ID The subscriber having determined
sssn3 to dispose OF his WILDWOOD ESTATE in the I'M
tA4- per end Of the of Hanover ON the water.
OF Aliens creek viii positively sell the same 20 the hrles
Diduc upon The premises, Wednes{ny TIE 2Oh Dan or
tof"dr haf upon credit of six months one third OF
me purchase noey eighteen months for other third
ana TWO and an hall yeats for The remaining third the mr.
CHASER giving hond and security the PAYMENT and
ueeu oil trust upon the property
ment of the different instalinents. Roy
The advantages attending this very desirable firm ,ro
su as are rarely combined in this part country The
SON Is senes red and much improved 10y the OF cIo
yer and plaster, and is well adapted TO tie cultivation Of
wheat, cora and tobacco II has excellent spring yacr
wuin MY yards of the house. and is well wnered Inv Va,
fesy oil springs on different parts the The buiinos
consist OF comfortable dwelling for small family kicl
mosehouse, &c large iwostory barn, and tire
playhouse aud stable all convenientIy situated also ,is
KEY distiery from which 80 40 gallons spri, may he
made per day. and the purpose of tobacco os 81
apple orchards. 80 f .
This farm contains, hy survey eirb hundred
tracts IL lies weniy-hree miles above the civ nc Rel
non ten miles east of Goochland Courthouse and
tne anls oil Samuel Musby and others.
nave The privilege OF seeding wheat the usual TING and
possession ui te mouse on tie
and full possession the crops are gathered
WISH summer retreats in this healthy country, are invited Ia
call and view the premises, which be shown Inv the sui
sale. pUII'Tp ,trnor,e 90 "'S VI
Hanover, Decembcr2s. 7oN2awlds
E1ukSUaNf TO deed oflrust by Mary Iar,s 10
Inc SUBSCRIBER TO secure certain therein
ed, will be sold for cash, WEDNESDAY the sr,h la, 81
Henry. Nor, =, ~, i,.iIiec
New Kent, Jam 90. s @. I "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05


ByJohn Clarke, a Northamp tonshire Poet.
There was n time when loves Young flowers
With many JOY my bosom prest:
Sweet hours OF bliss hut short are hours,
Those hours are fed--and I'm distrest.
would not wish, in reasons spite;
Iwould not wish new JOY TO gain;
i only wish for one delight
TO see those hours of bliss again.
There was day when love was Young.
And nought bnt bliss did there belong
When b!ackhr,ls nesting DER US sung,
All me. what sweetness wakd his song.
wish not springs for ever fled;
wish not birds forgotten strain
i only wish for feelings dead
To warm, and wake, and feel again.
But, nh what once was JOY is past;
The times gone by the ,lay and hour
Are whiriing fed on troubles blast.
As winter nips the summer flower.
A SHADOW is hut left the mind.
OF joys that once were real 10 yiew:
An echo only fills the wind,
WIN mocking sounds that once were true
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
CURLES FOR SALE

pY virtue of a deed Of trust from Harry Ietl and Ann
~ his wife, recorded the office of the county court OF
eurico, the subscribers will sell public for cash
before The door Of the Eage Hotel in the city Of Richmond
TO the highest bidder. Monday hs 1874 day Of Marc6
.Tt, II fair f the fair day thereafter (shbect
to prevou, liens thereon, all ofwhch will be exhibited and
fully explained on that dag all that tract Of land in
Of enricO living James river called kuovr
by the Of Curles containing by estimation 900 acres
he the same less, consisting entirely Of James
river low grounds particular description Of Curlcs Is
deemed unnecessary, is presumed any person desrous
of purchasing valuable estate will before the
day Of sale BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, lr,11..
CARTER II. HARRISON, i'uS'ees
Jan. ~. Jg--ygfJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
MIR. UENRY GRTVEGNEF

TAKE notice that shall proceed, under a commission
issued from The Superior Court of Chancery for the
Richmond district to take the dispositions Of sunay witnesses,
in certain wherein plaintiff, and you deen-
dant, my dweilnr-hoasc Lege IL the Kingdom Of the
Netherlands the "a day Of April 1922 the hours
Of A. NJ and T. NJ ard IL FROM any the said deposit
lions any of them should be taken nj the time above
specified IL win be regularly adjourned such time and
place shall be requisite until the object Of the said
JOSEPH cH. DE soEp.
Richmond, December IS, isef ci-u