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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
TOWN MEETING.

AT the adjourned town meeting, on
Monday evening last, in w ashing,oo, the
mayor took the chair. The declsratory
resolution, proposed at the last meeting,
was finally adopted, by nearly an uneni-
NOUS vote and DR. Thornfon's PROPOSE
ton, as well as another 10y Mr.. .Ashfon)
proposing the appointment of a commit
tee TO prepare addresses to the nation in
favour of the Greeks, was Lega,ived by
small majesty, ryWat. Int
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
HAPPY FRATERNITY.
from fhc Vcrmonf Gazette.

- TONI Idc e7McHE UdZtI7f. a ~
We have read ofthe herding cfyaiious
Kinds OF animals, the elk, the buffalo, and
,he elephant; but VIC have never, ill q
lew days since, heard Of the berding OF
the irritable race called editors. We
are assured that one house in Broadway,
New York, has been occupied, since
the prevalence Of the fever in that place,
oy one OF the city banks, and an Insu-
rance Office, on the lower floor the
second has been taken up by two whole
sale merchants the third by two law
yers,two brokers, and doctor; and e.
naiiy, the garrei, by two editors Of the
Statesman, of the Daily. Advertiser, and
the Spectator
Misfortune makes strange hed.fellows.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
FROM EUROPE.
Derously

The ship Delaware, arrived at Phila.
delpbis Oh the eth Oct. in So days from
Liverpool but brings no news Of i'm
portaDcc. MIR. Canning was indicted
into the office Of secretary Of state for
foreign affairs on the 10th Sept. Mr.
Livingston in an attempt to ascend in his
balloon was thrown out when about 18
feet from the ground, and much bruised.
The emperor of Russia was expected ON
the Sd inst. at Vienna, on his way to We
roma.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
S23 As
Do
Or. Oct. Is, 1922. BY cash go
Deduct discount on North
Carolina note Of S20at6
per cent 1 90
Postage on his letter O so
20
Due TO g. & S.

So that he owes us yet five dollars and
fifteen cents, lawful money, and will con-
tlnue 10 owe us for it is prob bic that to
request to him to pay it, the only answer
would be rude reply, costing us % cts.
postage. This is the sort OF justice which
is oileo exercised towards printers of
newspapers,by these even who fancy they
have ac'ed towards them justly, if not ge-
nnrnnsIp
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
POLICE.

A dsvelopemcnt occurred at the police
on Thursday morning, which, in its con.
sequences, may be attended with much
benefit to society. For two or three
months past, an Infamous womanin White
street has been engaged, as in regular
commerce, in seduciag and procuring to
be sedueed, number Of Handsome young
girls with view, merely as matter OF
infamous traffic, to take them down to
Savannah Thursday morning she was
10 sail with her convoy, eight, not one Of
them exceeding l6-she had already en-.
gagged, and had paid their passages. As
one oftbe aflidavits taken on the occasion
expressed 1t, she agreed with Infamous
girls about the town, to engage "little
Siris" tor her purpose. The morning OF
her intended sailing, a Atfie girl of about
fourteen, who it is feared, and indeed I'm.
dersiood, had peen scduced in the same
house, applied at the police office, OH be-
half OF herself and her mother, poor
widow woman, with information that such
al expedition was going forward, and an
expression OF their fears that ali elder sis
Ter, WHO was herself rot yet sixteen, was
gong with II, as She could no where bc
found, and the mother had been refused
permission 10 search the house for her.
~ "A magisti-'e and two marshals immc
dia'ciy proceeded TO The place, where
tney iound her III an upper room, and the
other young victims all preparing foi
their departure. The abandoned crea.
ture, the head OF Tire concern, was very
soon secured IN BriJewell, without the
benefit OF bail allowed her, and her iris
oners all set at liberty. " Yo,k9merican.
A fire occurred al fort Moultrie, near
Charleston, on the SIst inst. Ii consum.
ed all the whole range of The officers
quarters on the east side of the fort.-
The barracks on the western side, and
the mag game, were preserved by the
greatest exertions. The principal suffer-
ers are licuis. Griffith and Ltingle, hav.
ins lost almos, all their clothing, &c.
Twelve stores and dwelling houses
were consumed by fire at Washington,
~. T.. on the i7th inst.
The o.. S. frigste Constitution and !
sioop of var Ontario arrived at Gibral ar,
on the Sd Sept.
The Legislature Of New-Jcrsey ,assem.
bed at Trenton on the 2sd VIZ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

~ Advertising favors unavoIdably
neglected to-day, will be attended to il,
the next.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

In Maine, Thomas Ladd, convicted of
having in his possession counterfeit bills,
intending to pass the same, has been sen.
fenced to hard labor for life.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01
THE MAIL ROBBERIEs.

The editor ofthe fredericksburg Her
aid states he has some further particulars
concerning the deprcdatiens which have
been committed on the mail, between
Richmond and this place; but deems it
imprudent to publish them at present.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

Twelve stores and dwelling houses
were consumed by fire at Washington,
". T.. on the i7th inst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

On the 9sth SEPT. an ARRAY occurred a,
Picknesville, S. &. between Mr.. VIM.
Owens and Mr.. John II. Goldsby, in
which the former was killed, by receie.
ing blow on the side of his head, with a
stone, from the latter. Golbsby has been
lodged in Jail, to answer to the law for
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

A letter from an officer Of the 4th in.
fantry at Pensacols, to his friend in Phila.
delphia, dated Sept. S8th, states, that
sahe troops,where they are Few stationed,
enjoy the most perfect health.'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

Prices e"rrenf at HaVana, Oct. IA
beei, cargo, No. and prime, Dbl. So
do. no. 2. Sc; Beans, white, Dbl. IS a
-; Butter, American, qql $50 90.
Cheese, Am. qql. S10a 1G /; Candles.
sperm. 10 4 rs; do. mould, (6's only ]ool'
SlS %, sales Flour, super Phil. and
Bait. Dbl. $40.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

The o.. S. frigsie Constitution an
sloop of yar Ontario arrived at Gibral al
on the Sd Sept.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

INTENDING 10 pass the same, has been sem
fenced to hard labor for life.
The board Of health it will be seen,
have now sanctioned and invited the re-
turn of our absent citizens 10 the lower
part Of the town, after they have properly
ventilated and purified their dwellings.
1.-THE weather continues favourable, it
is expected there will Immediately be
general return. and that by the end of the
week, the city will resume its former ap.
pearancc oflife and activity.
.Nequ York Mercantile advertiser.
One of the crew (he steward) ofthe
ship Gen. Car:ipgton, WHICH arrived
here on Sunday from Providence, died
soon after her arrival, and another (,he
mate) now lies dangerously i'll. On ex-
aiming the vessel, i, was found tina. part
Of her cargo consisted of cabbages, whic h
were in state OF decomposition, the nox.
ious efhuvia of which had no doubt crea-
ted the sickness of the two Individuals
She .was yesterday ordered from the
wharf, into the stream where she now
lies. SaUaunah Georgian, Oct. 10.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

The Legislature Of New-Jcrsey,asse
bed at Trenton on the 2sd w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-01

Prices at w Orleans. Sent. SO.--Beef
mess north bl Sll; coffee Havana ID 29a
80 cts; cheese Goshen ID lSa2O; candles
md l8a20 cts; flour sweet S5a6; molas-
ses gal 20a25 sc'ce; pepper ID 2Sae4;
rice 5 25 dull; sugar La. z 5Oa9; tobac
CO choice fine ID 34asa cts; whiskey
40a4S cts; doubloons Sl5 57al6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
MISS OURL
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
To the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United Sfafes of Aneri,.n In CON.

To the Senate and House of Representatives
OF the United States OF America in Con
gresS assembled
Tie General assembly Of Tie State Of Ms
sour, Beg leave To represent To your II oaor-
aoie body,-Tfmt by an act passed at the
lirst session oil the sixteenth Congress, entitled
an act TO authorize the people OF the Mis-
sour territory toform a Constitution and State
Government, and for the admission of such
state into the Union on an equal footing with
thc original states, and TO prohibit slavery i'm
certain territories; five per centum of the net
proceeds oi the sale of lands lying within said
territory or state after deducting all expenses
incident TO The same, was reserved for taking
public roads and canals. of which three fifths
shall be applied FOR those objects within the
state, under the direction of the legislature
thereof, and the remaining two-iinths in de
iraying under the direction of Congress the
expenses To be incurred in making of a road
or roads, canal or canals leading TO sand
state"
This liberal and enlightened policy OF the
general government is highly and Justly an
preciated by your Memoriasis.- all coun-
tries roads and canals are objects of primary
importance TO the United States, from the
extent oil her territory and the immense ma
rune coast she presents, they will form the
ligaments which are 10 bind and indissolublv
KNIT together the members of the federal
compact, and preserve that community of in
tercoursc so essentially necessary To the con-
centrating and consolidating of her energies in
time of war. Your memoriaists cannot but
view with satisfaction the arluous and com
mendabie exertions of many of the states of
this Union in the forwarding of this great ma
tional object, and looking with anxious solicit
tudr at the situation and extent of this state
thanked by savages and warlike tribes of In
dans-with "A population spread over an i'm
mense surface of country, they sensibly feel
the Importance of carrying into effect the OBJ
jects OF the act referred TO.
Your memorialists forbrar entering into an
investigation of the merits of this question.
trusting, that they will appear manifest and
imposing to your Honorable Body-and.
therefore. pray You that an act may be passed
directing the receivers of the different land
offices IN this state To pay over TO the treasnr
er the net proceeds of the three-fiGth of the
hve per centum of all sales of public lands
made subsequent to the u 9th July 90.
Therefore, be it Resolved, That The Govern
or be requested TO forward 10 each of our Sc
majors and Representatives 10 Congress, CO.
Ply of this Memorial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
DISSOLUTION.
JO-PARTNERSH
NEW FASHIONS.

ISL received and now opening the Store OF MARY
~ IiuAiE, an extensive assortment of Hats Bon
nets OF I've neweStashons not be
or elegance among them black and white Leghorn
Neet ana straw Donnets chincia and beaver great
variety of feathers of the handsonest and most
coors plaid ribbons baids curis white and other
heau ornaments "addng and trimming for peisses
nets and trizette caps capeS colarets and core Ma
cassar ussia and antique oil which greatly contribute to
the elegance OF the head well The color of the hair
Qurk essence of Tyre for changing light red coo red
Hair to dark brown black and many other articles in the
Millinery line too numerous enumerate.
ON hand, few ready made PELISS ES-Al of which she
IS determined To dispose of reasonable terms for
cash SO ~
Leghorn Straw Bonne,s cleaned, died and trimmed
IFMANTuA-MAlING done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice. ~
November Is. *,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
VOL. XVIH.---NO. II.

hand, under the hope that the parent Ban.
VIII take the solemn warming aud withdraw
n branch from the State. But shall G.or-
Sia exercise eternal forhearance towards al
institution, which usurps her sovereignty
which inrades her territory, which improve
rIshes her citizens, which cxhausts her re-
venues, which arrests her Improvements, and
which Threatens the Federal Republic was
dishonor and RAIN. The hostile Bank must
alter lis policy, or ii will encounter the utmost
exerton of the power of this State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
BY RICHIE Il GOOCH.

u- The ENQUIRER is published twice week, general
y, three times week during the session Of the State Le
the same as heretofore Fse Dollars per an
payable in advance. Notes oi chartered specie
hanks Only will be received in payment The Editors will
the safety ef enng them by mall the postage
of all letters being paid by the writers.
ar No paper will he discontinued but at the discretion
of the Edtors until all have been paid up
" Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
az One square, itSs-First Insertion IS cents-each
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement inserted until has either paid
for, or assumed by person in this city, its environ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
LATEST FROM BERMUDA

ny the schooner Ephraim, captain Briggs.
arrived at Georgetown on 10Th inst in I5
lays from Bermuda, we have received from
our correspondent, Gle Of the Bermuda Ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
DRY GOODS.

additionto large and general assortment by
IL the latest arrivals from New York and Philadelphia the
subscribers have landing from the Enterprise fresh
supply consisting in part of the following articles
Superior double mled Cassimeres, blue and black and
Cobourg and Coronation colors
Superior double mled drab Cloths for box and other
large
Coating, Cassneis and Flannels
Constitution Hunters silye other
for panal0ons
81 brown domestic Shrtngs
Al and 6-i Waltham Sheengs
white
Ladies' and gen;emen's black and white silk do
large assortment of Hair Nets, FOR ladies
Lacngs, for ties
Gilt Clasps and polished steel Reiicule do.
Beautiful Thread Laces and Edgings
Irish Linens and Sheetings
Drogheda do
One box Canton Grapes, elegant cuors
Black and colored Italian do
Imitation and real French Camhrcs
tine domestic Checks and Bedtiokurs
Circassian plaid Ginghams
Black and white Bomhazine
A beautiful assortment of VestnCs
One piece superior black Italian Lustrinr
And many o,er articles recollected.
beccWnerZu tb7-tf .WN. NEALE co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
FOR RENT

FOh hEsLN
"a The Broad Rock Farm and Race
ssNA Field containing $50 of Land, situated in
-AiSa chesterfield county, about o. miles from Man
chester There are two excellent upon the
IAn' 10 one winch there attached fine garden with
every requisite for the aud comfort of FAMILY
Inc other house was originally intended tavern is stu
aeu Immediately upon the main road j.
the race course aud might be either as tavern or
dwelling
PERSONS Wishing to vewth premises requested
On JAMES LYLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
ValunLIe L0nd for SHE

60 paluable Lond .tor Sale.
lsssrl VIII be sold auction, on me ION dan of
JFl January ner the premises. lately occupied iy
Vol Richard Jones between 800 and 1000 valuable
" $50 Of which valuable low grounds On ts
land there Isl valuable dwelling with good out houses
and fifty bushels of wheat have been sown.
AT the time will he sold the plantation horses farm
ing utensils the crop of fodder &C. ard an rent as
sortment of household and kitchen furniture
will hire at the time ten hkeiv negroes six
of whom valuable
Terins-Oneourh in cash-three annual uayu,ents for
the balance-satislactory security required.
The above is the property Of Col. Richard Jones' am
LEGALLY authorised to sell.
December %. 68-4t JAMES IoNFS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

In addition TO the above, we learn, that when
captain ROBBINS was boistod up by the neck.
the second time, they allowed him 10 hang
until life was nearly extinct land while on board
the Emily, the pirates stated, that they should
lay in wait for two other vessels, which they
had Information were about ready for sea-
We sincerely hope that the II. S. brig Enter
prize, Lieut.. KEARNEY, which LEFT this port on
the 9th inst for the scene Of thOse atrocities.
may overhaul the freebooters, and afford
an opportunity Of partakiDg 10 the amusement
Of hanging.a sport TO which they appear so
very partial.
The cargo Of which the Emily was plumber
cd, vas insured IN this ciiy lCouFisr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
JOHN HEISKELL.
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
PU Lie S A LIE.

I5K virtue of Deed of Trps; of T..
Qosaae Settle and Mary Settle his
wife, bearing date 9Th day. Of July.
1920, shall offer for, sale, on the ore.
misses, on Saturday the 9th day of Oeu
tober, 1922, for cash,
We L OTIS
and IS 6oths ofaL ct. situate in Paris.
Fauquier county, and know a 10 The
Plat of said Town by Nos 1. 2. 3, 4.b.
4s 6oIhss excepting. tlereGrn IN so much
of the said Tract Of Lard as said Settle,
has soid TO Thomas Shearm an by Deed
bearing date esd day of a ueust, 1916.
The aforesaid Deeds ar t feeoried in
the Office of the County Court of Eau
duiere
The above sale viii be made to ga
tfafy debt reeited in the Deed to tho
Subscriber.
A conveyance will be made qpan the
payment Of the p drchase moaey for
such title rs ia in vested in the sub.
scriber. INjMAN HOpNEE
hugu.i 24--sT
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND contain mn
IN abOu, 400 ACRES, Tying on the,
main road leading from Winchester %
Romney and MuoreGeld, within four
miles Of the former place aud wiercnn
the subscriber now lives. The land =
fertile, with Two comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
house, an excellent Balm, an, Orchard
OF choice frait, and good wafer. Tho
said place has been occupied ami kept
as tavern upwards of 20 years, and
is thought TO be one of the besi country
stands within a large circle. I The terms
will be made aceommoda ting on appfi-
cation to the subscriber.
Feb. 81" JACOB WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
HOUSE FOR SALE.

ME Subscriber will sell the house
a 10 which he lives. on Loudon
street, opposite Capt. w. Balls, on
advantageous terms, and lOBS paya
menss, or give long lease.
1t is very roony, and from Tho i'm
prOvements in his part Of the Tow
aud those under consideration, in a
year or two it will be much benefited,
and will suit for a store or any kind Of
business The shop is &c feet by 1s,
with cellar, chamber and garnet Of
the same siZe, back room % by 1s;
kitchen aud rvnm over same size.
WILLIAM BLANCHARD,
August 81
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Frederick Limestone Land
for Sale.

vEHHE Subscriber offers for sale, on
a accommodating terms, his FARM,
which lies on the road leading from
Winchester to Millwood, and about e.
qui-distant from those places. This
FarG contains
60 A c r E S,
large proportion of " hich is in tim
Der of good quality; and there is on
the land an abundance of excellent
stone for building aud fencing. If
wished, the subscriber will divide the
Farm to suit purchasers; but will mt
sell part, unless the balance can be
sci! ut the same time. For terms ap.
ply to Francis B. Whiting, of Clay
Hill, Frederick county, Va. or to the
subscriber in Aide, Loudon ccnnty,
Va.
LEWIS BERKELEY
May fi-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Advertisement.

WILL be offered at public Sale, on
Wv the premises, near Berry's Fer
~, Oh the sixteenth day Of September
next, it fair, if not, the next fair day,
that valuable property, consisting Of
AS Acres of Land,
about one half cleared, AID under cuI.
tivation. with good GRIST MILL,
and DISTILLERY, calculated for ma
king barrel Of whiskey pr day; the
water attached to the Distillery, is al
lowed by all who know it TO be of the
best quaiity.-I'here is good log
dwelling house and kitchen adjoining,
with fire places, distiIIers house,
and Kitchen, with a stone chimney,
Millers house, w hiskey house, Smoke
house, &c. Also will be offered for
sales, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagon &
Team, farming utensils, &c. The
terms will be made known 90 the dey
Of sale.
EDWARD TURNER.
kupuRt i0--2t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
Land for Sale.

LEY virtue of deed of trust execu-
Z Dted 10 The subscriber by William
Nshby. Jesse AsRby 4. Erastus Strong,
20 secure the payment of certain sums
of money to David Morgan, will sell
tn the highest bidder, for ready money.
IN the s5th day Of September neri,
certain
Tracts or Parcels of Land.
adjoining each nther, containing in
the whole
236 A Els,
as described in said deed. The said
land lies in the county Of Preston, In
the state Of Virginia, on Cheat river,
opposite the Dunkard Bottom; is land
of the best quality and the same on
which Jesse Ashby now resides. The
sale will be made on the premises.
O-The above mentioned land was
sold heretofore for FIVE thousand dol.
ars.
WILLIAM slGLER. Trustee.
June 22--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-07
FOR RENT.

THE House aud Lot 10 the town of
Front Royal lately occupied by James
Dooiey deed. the property Of Mrs Ar
theiia MulliD; possession can be had
immediately.
ALSO two other houses and lots in
said Town, my own property; one of
them now undergoing repairs, the 9TH
er at present occupied by David Kei.
Ter. Possession Of either Of the two
last can be had in October next. APP
ply to
WILLIAM LANE.
Front ROYAL Insn 30