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s 40 Reward and all reasonable
charges.
October %.

pANAWAI from Tie subscriber, on SUM
IA dty he 18Th INST negro Hendefson, about
p or "a gcns OIL, yeiio,r compicrion, round
face, MEX lips, iop IN dottre, say fire Jed fpo
or three inohes, ieHng JGfaefd mhen @oitiagi had
II Heic bh,e curt and pantntooas, also, biae
cont and pdniaiooaa somerhm corn, biaek Jnr
hm.-H Is H,ought he hasJ pre- papers--ihe abore
rt,cord ,cW b. grim hg securing said aegro IN
a,y jail 50 that he mGy be recoreredl
ANDREW BETR.FE.
" B--The aL0rt Hegco formtriy leldRged 10
me ssioic Of CoH Beior and feH IN The share q
his dapghtey Fanny. Wl,o married a III. John
ficbOison, ami Hredm GIbarestes foGuty, trenl
,rhici pincea Mr.. nm !Serens Of Greehbri9
conHig ttoQgtt him, his father and'mofhtr bbh
ired MtR in R,ci,aonA, his mother saee ked,
Jaion, Monroe County, Oct %. ma~ II
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10y virtue Of \ deed OF ir,st executed ~
, the snbacrih"r~ NY John billiard, will Ire
sold NJ FnBey Fnrm, on Friday the ala of De.
tober, "li the property mentioned ia said deed
consisting OF Household aud Kitchen Furni.
inf, and other articles. This snle being made
IN satisfy The claims Of u number of said Dl.
lnrds creditors, they had, be,irr, and nre invi.
ted 10 attend the sale, II Is prpbnble show
credit will lac given olho' the deed calls for
cash
JAMES s,MCALLsTER,)
WILLIAM NJ OTEY, Trusted.
ROBERT MITCHELL,
October Is 1872. loIt
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NlEAYNEN

1--WE subscriber resp ctfully informs his
u friends aud the public, that he has ON
hand Large assortment OF Leather, among
which is,
io,0oo VT. Of Sosl Leather,
IL dozen Cali skins,
,0oo sid,s WaNca aud russc upper aud
kips ditto,
SkAting Harness aud Rridle,
New England Hog skins aud Pnd
Leather
al ~ which cW he sotd loW far rash
JOHN roe.
n b. Cash or leather will be- given for
Hides, or tanned On the usual terms. J. L.
October - laNts
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Notice.


n HE Subscribers have taken that iargc
sionu l,umbcrhousc, on 1u,nes River, in
i,Nnohbng, known ~ the name OF Got CHS
III MBEhilouSE, aud have put II IL complete
arder tor TIE reception ot food. or Product
OF every description, on storage.
llra uonvcnicncr oi this situation, giving il
'nany advantages over nny other situation III
Town Tor that purpose, together with "A deter
imitation 10 spure no eN.rtlon on ynr pnft 10
please. md 10 give general satisfaction, Induce
~ Ia hulr at least TO share n portion al public
patronage
Any person committing 10 our chnrgc pro.
due. oi any Kind, TO ship, mny real assured
thu their orders, accompanying the same,
VIII he promptly attended TO, (ooe or both 81
Us bong always presently and TINT II will be
put an honId Of the Boats Of none but sale aud
r. 1onsibe Natcrnen..--.
Wagons cRIiug for Goods storod with us,
or 10 deliver any thing 10 usto store, will be
ably assisted and despatched without delay.
HARDEN d CRANK.
October %. I2lt
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There was shock of an Earthquake al
Lisbon. on the 10th of July, which Was felt
1t the same time, at Ancona, and II is no"
stated that an eruption Of Nesgfins occur
ire. simlI.aae7usF'
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CoMMtsfCATLp.
DIED--.pn The evening OF tho I0.h inst nt
tho house Of Nh. II. Mitchell, in Liberty, DIX.
WILLIAM J.. BNR1ON, lnie of the Big Lick,
Va 10 which place he was led by the humane
dictates Of Il henrl which taught him, thai i,
where he could be useful to his suffering trl-
low creatures, all concern for himself should
be- discarded. IN this young gentleman, there
vas such an assembIage of good qualities, that
he seemed indeed Ia have been :. frdntfd IN
prOdgHi"y Of ndiHrc." Not thnt he was en-
lowed with those splendid talents (Which few
ire favored wth) calculated Ia excite adm
rrtion, wonder aud envy but he was well
furnished with plain nnerring good sense, Of
which he made the most laudnbie USE lis
coHdncl was not regulated by fixed aud frigd
yates, founded on AcOntractrd aud selfish PM
losophv bnt by the finest feelings OF the pn-
rest heart, the tender impulse OF " ich ho was
incapable of resisting. His candor WINS re-
variable yet, ~ unassumng WAS his drport-
ment, that he died without an cneiny Flat
terry aud dctractiOn were In him equally de.
tcstHble, Iiis mnnnrrs were unaffected casN
aud polite. lie lived II bamrless life nnd left
a srotIc.' reputation. Admired youth If II
hcucvo!cnc" rs active IA II was disnieresird
II generosity as exalted rs il Nas unborndcd
II humanity which was kept alive and nonr.
ishrd 10y the good il afforded In Others could
hive saved thee, thou mighiel iill hnpt
lived, the hope and Joy of thy relations, nnd
the friend Of mWIkind--but thou hast ldlleh IN
HE pride OF youth, the victim OF Thy pililnn
lllDBV
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o. SPLENDID DRAWlNGi
GOuEN,S OEEICE.

BALriMoHs, Octe',rr 10, 1ao2
Official Report of the 35tl DAYS drawing OF tho
Washington Monument LOTTERY.
1905, first drawn No. entitled to $50, 600.
soid al Cohens 4Ece, in uhote ticket.
$4,000, IA floating prize Of 1000
soh n, Cohen's Office, ia ono ha,f and tiehths.
"42i7 1906 1898 ,r;zos or IA.
1905 i7IiG P''NeS u ~"
*t707 hpB48 9980)
ke529 1871 l176G
1889 1885 1868
z7227 5000 iG304 .A.t
sI1G49 570B I7I9i P''A'' vi
*1G3Di 5G78 1914
1904 7J46
fi8930 1859
And the usual number of 10
All marked sold at Coutr's Oyr,cf.
The $4,000 dollar prize Sold at Cohen's
in Z whole ticket in January last--The 1000
dollar prize sold AT Cohen's in shares TOW
weeks ago.
The drawing win be rapidly completed
small prizes ought Immediately to BIG lD-
vested in the brilliant scheme Of the
MARYLAND S1.1T'E LOTTERY,
the drawing Of which viii be Immediately
announced. The capital prizes are
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10, 900 DoLLARs, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
&c. sc. &c,
Not near two blanks ID prize, and The
whole to be- completed in TEN DRAW
INGS ONLY
Tickets 50 % Quarters 81 IS
| Halves 30 Eighths "
To he had, warranted undrlwsn, NJ
| con L. MS
| LOTTERY AND EyCHANGE ,Oy INfE
III, ,ldiket !ssyeeA Be!tto.0Ie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
N-Fs. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
FOR S4LE
AA The subscriber having determined

tx The subscriber having determined
IsssgN to dispose of his WILDWOOD ESTATE in the up
lse per end of The county of Hanover, the
Aliens creek viii positively sell the same, the highest
bidder, upon the premises Wednesday the 20h day Of
Eebrayy upon credit of six months third
aud and half for the remaining third the pur
chaser giving bond and security for the first payment
decd OF trust upon the property the punctual
nent of the different instalnients.
The advantages attending this very desirable farm
such rarely combined in this part country The
and iiater and is well adapted the cultivation
wheat and tobacco. IL has excellent spring winter
within fifty yards of the house. and is wei, waer, by
rety springs different parts of the land. The buildings
consist of n comfortable dwelling for small family Kitchen
smoke house, &C. large two-sory harm, and threhing
playhouse and stable, all conveniently situated ;also aws
key dlery, from which so 40 gllous of spirit
made day. and the purpose ola tobacco house
which il will hold IL $4,000 lbao, good peach and
apple orchards.
This farm contains survey, eight hurried acres
and is well situated To DE divided into very compact
tracts IL lies twenyihrec miles above the city of Rich
moDd miles of Goochand Courthouse, and adjoins
the lands Of Samuel Mosby and Others The purchaser will
have the privilege OF seeding wheat the usual time and
possession of The house on the payment the first nsiamen
and full possession the gathered
Gentlemen OF the city from the lower country who
wish summer retreats in this healthy country invited
call and view the premises which will Ne shown by the sub
scriber residing thereon at time previous the day of
sale. PHILIP WOODSON Jr.
hanover, December 3D. 70-2awtfs
lDuRSUANf deed pfirust bv Mary Iarus TO
Il the subscriber, TO certain therein
ed. viii be sold for cash, WEDN DAY the sixth
Henry RICHARD cKuAIP.
New Kent, Jan. %. so-st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
FOR SALE,
The COTTON FACTORY and

11A The COTTON FACTORY and
ssku MILLS, in the lower end OF Louisa county, known
l1asi. by the name of Western, This property
Southanna river failing stream, ahoI,; thirty miles
above the city of Richmond and consists
hundred of excellent land with large and convenient
house 81 by % feet hast floors above the GROUND floor
Gently built of exccent brick and faithfully executed
The machinery consists of 500 spEes, with the
carding and rowing machines picking machine all
The necessary tools for making machinery very strong
Stone dam is erected across the river. The m-house is
built OF wood, high contains two pair of
There is likewise SAW MILL premises
brick stories high 20 20 feet with
wing 10 by 20 feet together With small
The above property situated in healthy ard Agreeable
neighbour iod, and is well worth the attention gentlemen
wishing pusuete business aui curing either wheat
cotton and will he disposed Of on reasonable terms
Hit should be sold privately before first av of
January twill that day If fair, otherwise the next
fair day, lie sold at public adc,iop on The premises.
JOHN SHELTON & CO.
II Mr. John Shelton ofr. Anderson Rowe, both living
the premises fatty authorized with any
person wishing 10 purchase. j. S. & Co
November 10.
The above property nothavng been sold, stiloGer-
cd at private sale j. S. 4 CO.
January To- T5-wff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
Lnpcosfs,jon Institute Boji;pore

ToSEPI LANCASTER, Founder of the Lancasterian sys-
c tern of Education, intends receive six youth
Under fourteen years of hOarders, TO form FAMILY
CLASS OF PUPILS, and finish their education under his
arcln The Lancaserian Institute they will have the bene
INT OF social education and emuaon and in the family
under the immediate and personal instruction OF the primer
ra The subjects Of instruction VIII embrace complete
English education for trade business and AGRICULTURAL life
Ills design is TO form social circle in which he may feel the
united interest of parent friend and instructors while he
imparts the benefits of his maCre experience nravellng,
and ia education al every leisure opportunity None but
youth OF good abilities and respectable connexions win be
admitted Application be made by letter, post pSd,
dressed TO Joseph Lancaster, Baltimore.
Januury /. 7i-2awi2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
LAND FOR SAIE

pursuance decree of The county court Of Chester
field will be sold Thursday he TIA efFe5arv neat
IL Iairifnoi the next dey on TIE premises for Cash,
piece parcel Of Laud yng and being in the county Of
chesterfield containing sxyeieht or less and
bounded by the lauds Of John Walial WIN Lownde and
Others being part of the OF land formerly owned by
William Worsam deceased known by the name of Mount
Airy. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
January Is, 1922.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
CURLES FOR SAI7F-

10y vrue Of decd of from Harry feth and Ann
- his wife, recorded in the office of the county court of
enrico The subscribers will sell ut public auction for CASH
before the door Of The Eage Hotel in the city fchmond
10 The highest bidder, Monday Tie 18Th day Of March
nr fair not on the next fair day thereafter Subject
20 previous liens thereon, all ofwhch win be exhibited and
fully explained ON that day. all that of land in the
county OF Henrco lying James river called known
by the of Curles containing by estimation 500 acres
1e the same more or ss, consisting entirely Of James
river low grounds particular description Cures is
deemed unnecessary asst presumed person DESTROYS
of purchasing valuable estate w view before tho
day Of sale. BEVERLEY RANDOLPH,
CARTER IT, HARRISON, trustees
Ian. u. 1p ,D1.1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

IJ- The ENQUIRER is Published twice week, general
ly week during the session of the State Le
gafvrePrce the same rs heretofore Fare Dollars per an
num- payable in advance Notes OF chnrerc specie
banks niy viii lie received in payment The Editors will
the safety Of remttin them by mall the postage
Of all letters being paid by the writers.
~ No paper viii be discontinued, Hut at the discretion
Of the Eitors until all arrearages have been paid
or Whoever will guarantee the pay OF nine papers,
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, hss-First Insertion, rs centseach
continuance, so cents
No Adj, inserted until il has either paid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
TRUST SALES

My virtue Of three deeds of trust bearing date the 2st day
~ of May, 1917 and of record in the musings court OF
Richmond executed 90 the subscribers hy Edward Fuhau
iRediord and John NJ Smith, and Ohm M. Smith and +.
tedd 10 secure the payment OF certain OF money
therein mentioned due TO Frederick Earr;s sold nj
public auction onthe premises Weaesd0 the 6k day Of
JrGy II o'clock, for ready money following real
estate situate in the city Of Richmond Lots
known BY iie numbers H. 81 H. 10, 20, 70 in
plan Of part Of ucbanan's Old Field drawn by Richard
Young for Bullock aud Harris
THOMAS TAYLOR, (,.
JAMES HERON, 'us'ees'
Ianrorv 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
LAND For SALE.

f virtue Of deed of trust executed the subscriber
- the 9Th day nj August 1912 by Samuel Martin, and
record in tue clerks Office of Albemarle
John Winn Co OF money therein MENTIONED WILL
on the nh day oE6ruary before the door the Eagle
Tavern in the town of charlottesville, sell cash
land continuing IS acres, be the less, lying in
Aibearie county, and bounded by the lands OF Charles
tlocens James Lewis John Carr and John Abel, the
waters OF Moores creek. much thereof will be sui
cient TO satisfy the deed aforesaid with the interest thereon
and the attending execution OF this uust.
convey the title vested IN by the said deed Of only.
TWYMAN WhYT, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
NllTCE-

10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Moscley TO
~ the subscriber, to debt due Archibald TAYLOR
as administrator Of John Cunningham, shall, TIE 2sh
dry If february nett proceedin the town Of Cara before
slaves in the deed admitted 20 record in the county
court Of Cumberland in May 1919 dated the 9Th Of January
1gi0AO all the household and Kitchen furniture all the
stock ofhorses, cattle &c owned by the said Moscey
h January 1919 together with the claim such may
held by Ro MOseley James Crawforor Thomas Noeicy
OF Kentucky GEORGE BOOKER.
January %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
IN @. WRIGHT

AT7TA JUHN q. WKIEHJ
Isskd Begs leave inform the public that The OIL ID
H1lH2- EAGLE TAVERN Of Charlottesville, formerly
kept by Wells and others, is in his possession After
thorough repair Of the building he is prepared promise
comfort TO the traveller lie knows that nothing but dspo-
son his friends and the public viii secure their
paronage and for this, his interest The
riiy. January &c. g2-w1w
d1URSUANr tOtwO deeds Of trust made by Ibonas
Dunn Of Halifax county debts specified
IN said deeds, shall proceed TO sell the highest bidder
the residence OF said Dunn, the 3fs AZ prsssnt
month. eight ncgrocsi4 acres of andi borscsthe oc.
ofcatehouSehoid furniture, &c. The negroes Will be so
for cash. and the balance Of The property credit tin
JstJarnary next SAMUEL WILLIAMS, l,r-.,.e-
JOINS SfNSf iI"Ai''''
January - f-esu4@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
MoNDAY, JANUARY &C.
:. y = q 4 l -

Mr.. IIoLMEs, from the Committee on li-
nance, reported, with sunday amendments,
the bin 10 establish the compensation of OF
GERS Of The customs which were read.
Mr.. VAN DYKE laid before the Senate Ger
tain resolutions Of the Legislature Of Deld
ware, favorable to the appropriation Of
portion of the public lands for the eucourage-
ment and support Of education which WIS
read.
Mr.. NOZZLE submitted Tire following re i',
ton flF consideration.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
ANACT.

.,,.rv 10 an &C, reducing into one
pp'eDnsnding the several acts respect
1He ~ a'''' nye,eniion of accidents oy IRE,
ine US ,bs sx,inguishment OF the same.
spo y, - Be Il enacted By The Com
HsIus Of .alerandr7a, That il shall
asn tIs swiul for any person, or persons,
mol % s ssuse 10 be cut any staw. oats. or
Osu:svv = candle or lamp light, under the
Da. sy oftwen,y dollars. -, :.
ppan : Be Il further enacted, That It
&C. Eat he lawful tor any person. OF per-
shal' ~ = enter any stable or other house,
cons, y ~ wi hay or straw is deposited with
shsls, :" =, lamp, unless the same is en-
a ',s'sS 10 good and sufficient lan'aorn,
s0;su J. IoeosIty Of ten dollars, tor each
un9e. Ger. ! offence. And if any such OF
:na s, ~ committed by slave or minor,
lsasss c.. = Aforesaid shall be levied and col
,'.sssd from the owner, master, mistress
lss ssa, Or guardian, as the case may De.
p', &c $. Be il farther enacted, That tins
), - hall be in force from, and after the
Ba s'S = Council this 2lst OF October, 1877.
ns'su o p,ss;dsnt ofthe Common Council,
''' j. SWIFT.
,.,,o,,d. October %, 1892.
AApfE,HSlSTOPHER NEALE, Mayor.
Tssl, I,r. THOMPSON, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
For FREIGHT,
For Bremen,


S6> The coppered brig GRAMPUS,
$3.50 G.. Bang, master; is new loading
and will saI in few days, and take some
freight if offered mme diately. Apply TO
VIM FOWLE E. Co.
Who have in store, for sale
20 puncbeons high proof Jamaica rum
10 pipes Holland gin
10 do Cognac brandy
60 bids st Crolx sugar of sup. quail.
20 do Muscoyado do of taiI quality
100000 ID green and St Domingo coffee
IS chests Y. H. tea Panther's cargo
10 pipes Holland gin
90 puncheons high proof Jamaica rum
$50 bbls mess No | and beef
Zoo boxes mould and dipt candles
30 hhds New England
5pipes Sicily
10 half pipes Madeira wine. Wood.
90 or. casks houses brand
800 do nails assorted sizes
$50 pieces Russia sheeting
60 casks Russia tallow
Is tons St Petersburg & German hemp
2 casks Bridport sewing twine
5000 bushels St Ubes salt
loco tons plaster paris
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26

q. .,o,.. lay about iheua . good
a ben !oo, s,;.d earth and dung mixed.
e..siity q u j !. nroper in all cases where
stfk retoou , : il you plant suckers
~ vop az ., lie which have been dug
y ben 70 p s',sre and filed up with. un-
81 iN6 'ess - VA dung. Trim and dress
ria Ir;sd earp :. ned. 10 the follow :ng man
cot sspaIs9k o~n he stalks. lay them over
asf =, - IA S burn Them; this done. dig up
he BED :ns - ro.,is and level il, then cove:
kissen zee 80 fingers deep, with dung and
s,rb p,as ., eel il in. cutters; as II grows
phI ss's's Sow q rsdish and lettuce. Plant
iJlI y q munthly roses, box. shalcss, and
,,sigreen.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
To Well Diggers, &c.

Ss,perimtsndents' Office, Oct. 81.
A GREEABLY 10 an order OF Council. .
n proposals will be received by the
subscriber, until Saturday Even'ng. the
e6th inst, for digging well on Washing
ton-street, to be seven feet in the clear u
Of sufficient depth 10 afford good SUPPLY,
o! water. Proposals will also be received
at Toe same time, for furnishing pump,
complete; to be of the best materials ana
workmanship, Persons making proposals,
and wishing further information may OBJ
tain the same by applying to
JAMES CARSON, S. ?.
oct 20 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
MMARINE LIST, @
poPT OF HEX AN DRIA.
..u,n rsoa THE READING-RooM BOOKS
ARR,vEp-ocr. "a.

Scbr. Way, Mcpherson, Patuxent; to-
h.eeo b VIM. Fowle s. Co. Saw ship
Roslou OF Quantico bound down aud brig
W VS on Tuesday below the Narrows.
Sloop Enterprise, Scranton, N. Haven.
OCTOBER %.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, from Bal
imore. a full freight to merchants OF the
District. Left ship Ulysses. Rose, below
he Narrows, on Wednesday, bound up.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Sc6r. Virginia. Beaston. Philadelphia.
Nhr. Tnpler, Sommers, Richmond.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
AUCTIONS.
THIS DAY,


A~s PURSUANT to decree Of the
GE Circuit Court OF the District Of
sSs Columbia, tor the County OF Alex
la andria, will be sold on the second
Saturday in October next, the following
Valuable Property,
belonging to the estate OF the late Col.
John fitzgerald, viz II hirly seven and
an half acres OF land in the vicinity OF
Alexandra, situated upon the hill, near
the spring called the Federal Spring, and
afordlng one of The handsomest prospects,
| 10 the District of Columbia. Also lot or
halt acre of grouod situated upon the wess
side OF st. Aeapb, and between Duke and
Wolfe streets, in the town OF Alexandra.
A ground rent of E8 IS. Cd. Virginia cu:-
rency, issuing out OF lot ofground on the
corner of Royal andPrince-s,Ieets, former
~ held by George McMunn, decd, and
nov by Mordecai Miller.
A lot OF ground on the south side OF
Wolfe, and east side of Union streets, OF
wbichis erected distillery subject TO the
annual rent in fee of o459 81.
And d lot OF ground on the south side OF
King street adjoining the store Of William
Bartleman, on which is erected two stos
~ brick house, and frame warehouse.
The terms of this sale for all the proper.
~, excepting the ground rent, will be one
fifth in cash and the residue, in one. two
and three years, to be secured by nego-
table notes, with approved endorsers. and
deeds OF trust, upon The property sold.
The ground rent will be sold for cash.
also,
One vacant Lot, on King.stree,. adjoin.
ing Daniel McCloud, fronting -- feet on
said street and running back 10 feet 10 an
alley.
THOS. SWAMI. .An'y.tor The Dist,
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Collector. 90
TENCH RlNGGOLD, Marshal. CON-
sept . to
p1 he above sale is post
ponce 10 the last Saturday in this month,
the 26th instant, when it v ill take place
at I2 O'Clock, at the Reading Room.
s. 4. MARSTELLLR, auct
f%s>~k1S
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
For FREIGHT.

~ The scbar. r ONE O. join r
.M& Horton, master, lying at Prince s I
wharf. A freight 10 Rhode Island, or 9th.
northerR ports would be preferred; bu.
would he taken for the West Indies ii Of
Tered. Apply on board, or TO
WM. GOCDELL e. Co.
Corner OF Union y King streets
WHO HAVE FOR SALE, A VARIETY OF
GROCERY GOODS,
and nofabern produce, at wholesale and
retail oct 9Q Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-26
For Rotterdam,

26 The superior copper fastened brig
& ANN, Henry Snow. master, will
sail about the 18th inst. and take some
freight if offered Immediately. Apply 10
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
who have for sale received by said brig,
$500 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
Ia, 900 lbs Sumatra pepper
loo casks nails assorted sizes
10 tons St. Petersburg clean hemp
10 bales Russia feathers
10 do containing So, 900 quilts
3pipes lsuperior quality Lon
2 halt pipes don particular Madeira
4Qr. casks WINE
Is Or. casks Teneriffe wine
80 bbls No. 2 and 8 mackerel