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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

two within the state Of Come ccut six within thc
state at Vermont five within the state o New or,i
uiirty- within the state OF New Jersey with
IN the state OF Pennsylvania t'venty-siS ,,ithni the
slate oi Delaware one within tie state o Mary baud
hilic within the state OF Virginia twenty-five with
IN the state OF North Carolina thirteen; within the
state oil South Carorn nine within the state OF
Georgia seven within the state OF Alabama two
W!n the state of Mississippi within The state Oi
Louisiana three within The state of Tennessee nine
wi'n the stale of Kentucky twelve within the s,; e
oil ONO fourteen within the state of Indiana three
whn the state of Illinois one and within the state
oil Missouri one
The bill was twice read and committed.
Dir. Ed,cdrdS, of Connecticut. said. that the
legislature of Connecticut, at its last session,
PASSED resolution requesting the Representa-
ives ol that state in Congress to use their in
iitence To procure reduction OF thu public
expenditures, and particularly Il reduction of
the compensation of Members of Congress, to
what 1t formerly was. In compliance with
this request, he begged leave TO Offer this reso-
mtiUn
feSotfe1, That comniitee he appointed to iur;uire
nv" the eSpedeny ot reducing the compensation al
lowed Ia Members ui COnstes> six do.lpcs Der day.
nu initiating proportional reduction ia their COM
penSti'on for travelling aud from the seat of govern
mchi and ais" reducing the compensation uf all The
o!trr' OF government ~ what it WAS previous to thu.
year 1909.
The question on agreeing Ia this resolution
was taken without debate, AMI the vote was as
follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
NORFOLK LINE STEAW B0A17S
To COMMITTEES AND PATRoNs or I,Axc,s-

YOUNG gentleman whose quuiifca ions are NJ f,c
highest character and worthy OF the warnest enci
inns, : respectfully recorme nded bv JOSEPH ASChe
TER founder ofhe Lancasterian u Education az M
perntenteut Of School OF magnitude from 100 10 fOOo
pupie This experienced Teacher las been ten wears en-
Saed IN tuition On The system in many under goeeub
ncasters own eye aud in ut with his Immediate sanction
anu appfohao Joseph Lancaster considers it but Justice
.. state that no other teacher the system in EnrIand
saeca or ON the continent Of Europe possesses or i entitled
- the same ample tesioonia iron, its founder no one
aooing Pad eqat opPooaaie n oifsndpg rs hefes Of
approving by his s7perisnce, Of ysfnc naiioas and b.
corning ocqa0iafrd sci't his latest iasprogemSnfa
Letters on the subject post paf NAV be addressed 10 Ia
e'Pa Ldncnster, Loncasteriat fistiids, gafiiao,s.
18th Mo. col 1891 ,. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
NEW FAsIIl0NS

ST received and nov opening the Store of MARY
~ SOY liiVAIi an extensive assortment Of Hats 4 Bo-
nets OF Inc newest lshions be surpassed I'm ncatnes
or elegance among them are black and white Leghorn
velvet ana sa' oounets cnelI and beaver great
variety Of feathers OF the handsomet aud most
colors plaid hhonSi hradS curi white wrcat ard oiher
mead ornaments saddins and trimming Tor pesses hair
nets and zees caps capes collarets and rorses; M
CAESAR Russia and antique oil which greatly contribute to
the elegance OF the head well the color OF The hair
ors essence Of Tyre for changing light or red color, red
hnr to dark hfownor black and many other in
Millinery line 100 numerous ~ enumeTse.
On hand, few ready made PELISS ES-AIIo Of which she
Is determined TO dispose Of the reasonable tern for
cash. ~ ''S i'i
Leghorn Straw BonDes cleaned died and trimmed
~ mANrUA-MAkINGd done in the newest fashions and
at the shortest notice. '' '
November rs. - .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
FEMALE EDUCATION,

HTSS BCGGS will continue school for the ion
I'VE Young airs the ensuing ycnr, residence OF
me suncrihrr III e county OF Louisa. The pupils will
limited TO sixteen in number and will be i'm t,-
my wr"ine arithmetic, English grammar, geography
win ,he use oil the globes The school viii commence on
the Ian OF January and terminate i4t of
with vacation oene month In the The price of
beard and tuition che Young ladies finding teir own bed
clothing and ;owels0 will be 100 one-hnf PAYABLE in al
vance. FnEDEBTCg lTAp,Ic
There are vacancies in Miss Boggss school three
!"ung lad'eS. +. II.
l.
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EDUCATI0N-

H'Oh theprstiucton Of my children. have en1aged a
senuemar 10 superintend school az this place ~ no
soss hghiy recommended for his morality and ability to
sst,ch tne Latin, Greek, French and English langages
NV cn'ldren IN addition my may b. aurei mo the
eo VINO can be accommodated with board AZ the price Of
seventy dollars the scholastic year Tho scbo LII e
"'Nce ON or about tsc 10Th oftbis month
Gooclsand Courthouse lar. s. -, " .. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTORY

.--S.1,. ACIURY.
VIE subscriber, successor White, Davidson Co and
davidson SMELL of Richmond respectfully hee leave
10 INFORM the public, that he continues to manuacre IN
ORDER and has now oa hand handsome assortment ready
made neatly finished and WARRANTED French Burr Mi
toHeSj which lie will dispose prices suitable 10 the
Tunes Orders will be thankfully received and nromr,Iv
executed Country produce prices or negotiable
'o'es satisfactorily endorsed will be taken IN payment
September 81. 90 NJ una
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Nh be Sold 10 he Highest Bidder,

ENTUESDAN, The l5ih of January inst. if ftir-if not
- The next fair day in the county OF Hanover in the neigh
hprhoo oi Major Goodalls credit oone two and three
years. MI The lands belonging 10 the Martin Bal en-
deceived supposed TO be about thousand acres
IN dHerent tracts Also, valuable Grisi MIL on Grassy
Swamp, which viii be sold on the same credit.
AZ The same time and place viii be sold few likely NE
oitOESi or credit OF Twelve mon,Ls-The above sale
viii take place al the mill
CLEyEARS BAKER,) Executors of
MARTIN BAKER, Martin Baker,
WILLIAM BAKER, ) deceased
u IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
Fol; RENT,

80 The Broad Rock Farm and Race
sseltu RED containing $50 of Land situated in
t-sAs GhesteTiied county, about 81 miles from Man
chester There are two excellent upon the
@ 10 oH OF ~hich there is attached hne garden with
,esiie lor the convenience comfort of family
other house was originally intended tavern is sit
Vl."eeia'ey upon the main road is very eneu 10
me ce course and might used either as tavern
DIV elliug lou>e. ~ " '"'e'" VI
PERSONS wishing To viewrhe premises are requested to call
pi,, JAMES LYLE.
H'-NIr'f pcCtHcfr 67-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
VlRGINIA LAND 0FFICE-

~ Richsen8, I2fk December, 1927.
Wi'h an act of the General Assemble emit
c1ng s@'Hto passed the 9th OF january sIe do here
by The certificate of William Price escI.ntor in md f6r
count o. Hs'e tha, by nquisi,ion Office found ac
tracts oi land, situated the county aforesaid Of which
certain George May died seized ans, have been
found escheated to this commonwealth viz
One tract containing hundred and fiftvfye acres
on the waters of MUllS creek
Que ntheI tract Containing two hundred and
acres adjoining the aboy mentioned tract on the waters Of
Moils creek" ' ~ ~ ""'''S VI
n ws. c. PENDL EToN, Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

n- The ENQUIRER is published twice week. general
and three times week during the session Of the
Price, the heretofore Dollars per an
payable IN advance Notes o chartered spccc-payny
banks (onty) will he received, in payment. The Editors will
guarantee the safety sf remittng them by mail the postage
OF all letters being paid by The writers.
~ No paper will b. discontinued, hut the discretion
OF the Edtors until all arreoragcs have been paid Up.
NJ Whoever viii guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, s-First Insertion rs ccnts-eacl
continuance, 30
- No Advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for or assumed by some in this city, cpyirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
LnNcnslerlrn InatitnLe- RnIiimore

F0SEPli LANCASTER Founder Of tbe Ioncrs,er;aD c.
- TEN Of Education, intends 10 receive six or seven youth
tt fourteen years Of age, oarers, TO form FAMILY
oNo Ot PyPiLS, and 10 finish their education under his
ne laneaserian Institute they will have the bene-
~ V sc'" education and cmuaii0n. and IN the family he
uD9e is msiaie ard personal instruction of the ornc-
IN he subjects OF Instruction will embrace Complete
'n edncali2n for trade business ami agricultural life
t ign Us 70 nrH social circle in which he may feel the
ea h,ete" OF parent friend instructor while he
mars tie dement's OF his nlahred xperisnce intraveing
"n W education ~ every leisure opportunity None hui
y9uth OF good abilities and respectable conBexon viii be
.sl. ppheation TO be made by letter, post p~bi ad-
January T. ?, 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
DISSOLUTION

FSiHE Co-parncrshp heretofore existing under the firm
of W. n +. DICKINSON, is this day dissol,ed bv mn
t'Ia consent Either of the undersigned is authorized
WIZ. w DICKINSON,
december 20, 1871 TUO'S +. DICKINSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
COMPREHENSIVE


The subscribers, under tine firm Of DICKINSON & TIM.
BEnLAKI, will transact general Commission usincss
THO: T. DICKINSON,
Dec. -. B7--s-n DIXON TIunERI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
GOALS

8ENIE Commissioners of the N.yy will ypreivs ,II rho
<uth January 1922, proposals furnish such quantity
~ Tue best virginia or other Goals MAJ he required for
'ne use % the Navy at the following stations viz
Norfolk, New York
Washington, Boston and
Philadelphia, Portsmouth " H.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12
- 15JJJJ1 Co
Stephen Grelett's Visit il Europe.
E1ErqcE of a lefrfr,

EatrGct Of lcfffr.
Although ! was not present when Stephen
Grelett rendered his account to the monthly meet
ing, yet gathered from individuals (who were)
several interesting particulars.
He commenced this account at Norway from
whence he was accompanied by William Allen, and
a friend of that place. Here lin Norway they
found few protesting with US, some of whom had
been convinced when on board prison ship in En-.
GLAND.
They having met with many prosecutions on
account OF their dissent from the established religion
Stephen thought it right TO lay their suferings
before the King, who, on hearing the principles
they proiessed, and the rules by which they were
governed, promised his protection, and the liberty
of conscience.
In Petersburg they spent four months, in visit
ing the Emperor and nobility in their palaces, and
the prisoners IN their dungeons The sufferings oil
some OF these seemed too much for human nature
to support, and yet individuals had borne ii from 10
to Is years some with iron collars on their necks
with spears fixed in them, so that they could not lie
down without being PIERCED by them, and 100
pounds OF iron in chains, collars, SC about them
On laying their situation before those in authority
it met with attention, and they were relieved.
! 1t appears that an increased acquaintance viii,
the emperor, has not lessened Stephens regard for
him. They had many interesting interviews In
one ofthem while vocal supplcation was offered to
I the Almighty, Alexander kneeled, and the tears
I flowed down his cheeks. Prince Gazn also retains
Stephens esteem.--It is his practice TO have his
family collected twice in the day, and read chapter
I or two in thu scriptures,
Il =" With many oil the Clergy in Russia, thay had
satisfactory interviews, finding them liberal end en-
lhghtencd
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12
NAVY REGULATION

Notice is published by the Navy Department
thai hereafter it will not recognize the title Of
Co'nWodore, as it is not established by law : and
the use oil it has been productive of Inconvenience
FLoNIDA.-We have seen a gentleman who has
surveyed al Florida and examined it thoroughly
He says that there are twenty millions of acres n
the best sugar and cotton lands in the world : and
that all the fruits OF St Domingo are found there
such as Lime Trees, Plantain, Alligator Pears. &c
growing wild that the live oak is abundsnt and OF
Immense size, and that he saw great number oil
OF LARGE olive trees, as fine, and more fiourlshnp
than any he evsr saw in France--Fed. Ren.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12
Fran tie .lmerlcan Duly .qGveriser.

Mr.. PouLsoN
On the morning and afternoon of Sunday last
attended the meeting of the Society of Friends,
where was much grat6ed by the ministry Of Nj
Edward Hicks, gentleman of very superior pow.
ers OF eloquence.
One Of tie subjects OF his discourse in the fore
noon, was the fall ard death of Adam His view o
It was SO essentially different from that OF any ohei
public speaker hsd ever heard, that my attention
was torcloiy attracted, and my judgment thorough
~ convinced OF its truth and rrefutability He nm
hesitatingly denied that the transgression of Adam
brought the death Of the animal body into the worlt
he commended that 1t was a spiritual death orr
hrst parent sustained as the fruit of disobedence
that is, he forfeited the Heavenly Light with which
he was endowed. and the communion of soul nj
which he partook with his Heavenly Father. His
reasoning in support of this opinion, was stronp.
lucid and conclusive. The precincts of this COM
munlcaton would not allow me to enter into de.
tail OF all the arguments employed to 3ubstaniate
MS opinion In the afternoon he scared beyond the
confines OF humanity; he seemed to have partook
oil the spirit, Whose dwelling place IS in the eternal
world never heard such strain of divine elo
quence fall from the lips of man; untarnished NV
sophlstry 1t Convinced the reason and impressed the
heart His address parents, touching their duties
to the tender offspring committed to their charge,
was solemn and affecting. His address to the aged
middle aged and the youth, was calculated to call
into action all the finer and softer feelings of the
heart Though deeply engaged for the eternal
welfare OF his audience in particular he forgot not
his dear country, Tor which he breahed the warm.
est Affection and blest his heavenly father that his
lot had been cast in land of freedom, where the
sword OF persecution was sheathed, he hoped. for
ever IN fine, love, charity and christian humility.
illumhed his whole discourse. A HEARFR
Accounts have reached England of The loss Of
Lord Cochran's flag ship O'Higgins, having on
board great quantity of specie, part of which was
recovered Lord c. had sent to England for shin
and 6. diving bell to recover the money lost,
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

Bare faced rOb6ery.-An Old Woman, walkin
through st Cilesa few days ago. had the specta
tees snatched OF her nose !-Lendon haher.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

Mr. Alexander Barring realized 10000 pounds
serllng by transfers in French stock, in two wears
report has gone the rounds Of the Newspapers
that general lizard has been nominated by the Pre-.
sldent, 10 the senate, for the Office of governor of
Florida This is not only untrue, but General Lard
has not, in any quarter been spoken Of as candi.
date for the Office.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

We learn by gentleman from Campeachy, til
the late President Of Guatmaa arrived there
the Isl OF January, on his way to Spain, the who
province having declared in favor Of the Indepe
dents ---.hczv 2orkJlcrc. ddy.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

On the Sd Of October last, Gen. Long, with so
men of all nations, entered The town OF La Bahia.
AS soon as the news reached St. Antonio, colonel
lgnatio Paris, with $50 men was dispatched to re-
take the place, and make Long and his party pr.
soners. Long fortified himself in the fort; and
after some fighting surrendered and General
Long and his party were brought into St Antonio
and from thence sent 10 Sanllio 10 be tried as rob.
bers and pirates---i5.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

The bill increasing the salaries Of the associate
judges of the court Of common pleas of Phade
PAla county, passed the senate OH Monday and only
Was the signature Of he governor, to become
law.-PAK Gaz.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-12

The students OF South Carolina c
determined TO wear Collegiate uniforr
can Manufacture One object among O
Ted 10 be, to lessen the difficulty OF tho
rate circumstances, acquiring college
by diminishing extravaganza in articles c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
CINCINNATI, (Ohio.)


,roof of the abundance 4 cheap
!" II provisions in the state of Ohio,
n''' sivs the following from friend in
W. S'soss;snasi, dated On Christmas day last;
Oi pork is now selling at II cents per
:, sonr, 81 dollars per Dbl; fine beef,
To- pa quarter, 2cents; veal 2 cents; fowls
n ,, sgr,. S do. dozen; Ibutter, 10; part
0'i s o Is cents a dSzsn; turkeys, very
f fe % cts. each; lard, 80 cts; hams, 5 cts.
lHG S 81 cider as | ever drank, 2 dollars,
:.L,dipg barrel; apples, l dollar; vege-
l IaSlss. equally cheap-society, excel
' ssO The Ohio river has risen ten
s i.a within three days, and is at present
r. To-, Of ice, and several steam boats are
s.dy 10 proceedto n. Orleans,
IThe first settlement was made In
c;aneinnati about 80 years since; 1t Is
So,y beautiful town, and contains a
emulation of 10000 persons.
IN. Y. GGzette,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Charles Bennett,

ETAS received and offers for sale by the
II package or piece, Hlrst's imperial
blue and black cloths, of very superior
quality colour and drop.
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns (; Ga
74849.4& 1914 table diapers, remar,
ksbIy cheap ga birds eye damask and
other diapers: Ga fine and superhne cot
ION cambrcs; Seine and sewing twine;
superfine aud fine pack and shoe thread;
Garden seeds-and as soon as he naviga'
ton permits, he Will receive Russia sheet.
ings of the first quality Patti. whIted
b. own s. coloured threads, printed cotlons,
OF lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Corporation Stock.

DURSUANrto authority vested 10 US.
Il by Law OF the Common Council OF
Alexandria, passed the 9th day oil Jansary
1922, we will receive until the 9th day OF
February next, sealed proposals for the
purchase of twelve thousand dollars. stock
OF the Corporation of Alexandria, bearing
an interest OF six. per cent. per an
mum, and redeemable on or before the
first day January. 1882, at the pleasure o:
the Council, or so much thereof, as viii
satisfy debt due TO the Bank oil Alex a.
CHR. NEALE,
j. SWIFT, Commissioners
|. P. THOMPSON,
January IS, 1929. dI5t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Employment.

EOUR steady well behaved Orphan
Girls. from l2 to IA years OF age, are
wanted in different respectable Quaker la
,n;l;es Two of the families reside in
town. one at Ocoquan, the other one at
Twenty strong healthy boys, about the
same age. can have places with resFecta-
he mechanics in town, and good farmers
in the country. r -.
;.ns,st B. T. oil the Poor
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21

Enblic sale.

3 w
On TUESDAY,, IL 10 o'clock,
VT7ILL be sold at the auction store -
w variety Of dry goods and groceries
among which arr Is s. 81
New Orleans Sugars, Muscovado:d0.
Malaga wine, Port do. molasses,
Vinegar, whiskcy, cordial. mustard, +.
Mould candles, dipt do chocolate No.
Ginger, coffee, tea. cheese, bedstsadsy
Sideboards, tables, chs irs. andiroDs,
Book cases and secretaries, bureaus
Lo oking glasses. &c.
Also,
pieces table diaper,
10 do furniture calice
80 bleached domestic
hhawls. threads, cottons, shoes, hats,
Cloths, cassimeres, &c.
VII Be added TO Tuesday's sale,
first rate Cd hand GIG, With harness
all IN good order.
1lso. utfboNt rsssrps,
On account Of whom il may concern,
bags juniper berries. 5 boxes segafs'
Gin cases, pipes, &c.
Will be added to Tuesdays sale
7 casks superior cheese.
IS. A, MARSTELLER, Ausl
janis
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21

7snsou Of Louisiana, on the same
Gf. ss and was opposed by Mr.. Holmes
grOlue, -but vas finally agreed to; and
Of n IsIi comes up again tomorrow.
the o." Mil for granting to The Governor oil
s of louisiana, for the time OelDg,.
tie pa 9:a successors in office, two tracts oil
ard 1 N - re county OF Point Coupee, was
taken x RIO be continUsd.l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
Twenty dollars Reward.

IT OST. ON Wednesday morning last,
IL near the corner of Duke and Union
streets, an old red morocco pocket book.
very much worn, containing between 80 &
40 dollars in bank notes, ten OF whick
was on the Valley Bank OF Leesburgh, the
others not recollected check in favor Of
the subscriber, for 40 dollars on the Bank
of Potomac. with variety of other servi-
ceable papers, and ship accounts
among the latter wa. one OF the brig Co.
lumbus. The above reward will be paid
for the recovery OF said pocket book, or in
The same proportion for any par: thathay
be regained HENRY BAYNE,
Corner Of Dske ana Onion Streess.
jan 10 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
David Martin,

ID GENTLY from Scotland, presents
~ bis respects to the ladies and gentle
men of Alexandria, apprizes them that he
will sing THIS EVENING, IN tbs Tosvn
Hull, number OF the most admired
SONGS,
chiefly Scottish; amongst them
The Braes of Barguiddar,
The Smuggler,
My boy Tommy,s
He loves and he rides away,
The maid OF Selma,
The Braes of Burnie Bougle,
Aud lang syne,
The performance to commence at O.
clock.
ADMlTTANCE, grown persons, so cts
children half price. Tickets to be had
the bar of the Washington tavern.
Jan2l ll*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21
april Term, 1913.
District of Columbia.


Aeroadria County, set.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood, trading
under the firm of Butts and Cawood-
CeRpidiaants.
AGAINST
Thomas w. Peyton and William II Dun
das, trading under the firm OF Peyton Il
Dundas, and Basil n. Dawson -Dsten-
dants.
n He bill in this cause being taken for
4 confessed and set for decree, and
coming or now TO be heard. The Court
upon consideration thereof, doth decree
and order, that Master Commissioner Auld
do state and settle the accounts between
the parties, and make report thereof to
this Court. and state specially any matters
that either party may require.
Teste EDM. |. LEE, c. {.
TENHE parties aforementioned are here.
IL by notified, that on Monday, the I'll st
day Of July next, at the hour of 8 O'Clock
in the morning, at my office, intend to
proceed in the execution of the foregoing
order, a, which time and place they are
re q,rired TO attend with the accounts and
evidence in support of their respective pre-
Iensi ions.
Given under my hand at Alexandra this
2Ist day Of January, 1929.
COLIN AULD, NJ. c.
p9I st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-21

For Freight to a Southern
Port.
ssg* The good schnr. PANOPE.
*%sS Nathan Soule master, carries IS
barrels and will take freight on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE & Co.
Who have received per the above vessel
and offer for sale
6 tons clean hemp
80 pieces Russia duck Of sup. qual'y
100 do do sheetiags do do
10 do Ravens duck
90 do narrow sheetngs
IL chests olive oil
2 pipes Corsica wine
20 casks tanners oil
35 bbls No. | Boston beef
Is do 2 do do
So tons plaster
dec rs