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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. Williams of n. G. from the Com
mittee on Claims, reported unfavorably
on the petition OF Nathaniel Jones, which
on molten of Mr.. Tracy, was laid ON the
table.
Mr. Williams also reported unfavor-
ably upon the petition Of Marinus w.
Gilbert, which, ON motion of MIR. Ster-
ling of n. Y. was referred to commit
tee of the whole.
Mr. Smith of Md. from the commit
tee of ways and means, reported unfa-
voraoly on the petition of Jacob Greer:
which report was concurred in.
Mr.. Smith also reported unfavorably
on the petition of Nicholas LINING,
which was concurred in
Mr. Russell from Select Committee
reported unfavorably upon the petition
of Peter Mills, which on mott on of MIR.
Ruggles, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Russell further reported unfavor-
ably upon the petition of David Shep.
herd, which was concurred in.
The House then took into considers
ton the resolution submitted yesterday
by Mr.. Cooke, which was adopted.
On motion of Or. Nc Lane, it was
Resolved, The Committee on Naval
Affairs be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of providing measures to pre-
vent the destruction of the timber OF the
United States in Florida.
On motion Of Mr.. Rogers. it was
Resolved, That the Committee on Pen
sions and Revolutionary Claims be in
structed to inquire into the expediency
of placing on the pension list Michael
Ney, of Northampton County. Pennsyl-
vania, soldier of the late war, who be-
came disabled by fall, while in the line
of his duty, which disability prevents
him from obtaining a subsistence by
manua! labor.
On motion of Mr.. Swearingen, it was
RESOLVED, That the Committee on the
Post Office and Post Roads be instruct
ed to inquire into expediency of estab-
fishing post route from Winchester, in
Va by way of Bath, in Morgan County
to Hancock, in Maryland-and to dis
continue such routes or parts OF routes
now existing, as are embraced In the
route proposed by this resolution,
Nr. Floyd remarked, that in conse-
quence of unofficial reports of the pro-
mitigation of an imperial ukase of the
Autecrat of all thssftussias, in relation
to the western limits of the U. S. he beg
ged leave to lay on the table the follow
ing resolution:
ResoIued, That the President of the
United States be requested to commu
nicate to this House, whether any for
eign government have made claims to
any part of the territory of the United
States upon the coast of the Pacific y
cean north of the 49d degree of latitude,
and to what extent: whether any regu-
1ations have been made by foreign pow
ers affecting the trade on that coast. and
how far it affects the interests of this re-
nublic and whether any communications
have been made to this government, by
foreign lowers, touching the contemPla-
ted occupation of Columbia River.
IN motion Of Mr.. Sanders, OF n. u. 1t
| was
| Resosued, That committee be APP
noipted for the purpose Of investigating
! the affairs Of the Post Office Department
and that they have power to seno for
persons and papers.
On motion of Mr.. Tucker, OF .. =.
RESOLVED, That the Judiciary Cons
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
For Halifax, and back.

SG> THE FIRST rate sch. ONLY SON, J.
&&& Fuller, master, will commence load.
Ing on Monday, the 18th inst. tor Halifax,
Nova Scotia. Wishing to receive the be-
ne6ts OF early spring markets, will be rea
dy to sail in three or four days, will receive
three or four hundred barrels on freight 4
commissions il required.
Apply to the Master on board; at josiah
Fl. Dapis's wharf.
JAMES FULLER.
N. B. Will return from Halifax 10 this
place % 3ds of the cargo ready to ship.
feb 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY at j past l2 o'clock.
"7ILL be sold on Vow elps wharf, the
w cargo of the schooner Albee, capt.
Allen, from st. Barts, consisting Of
22 hhds. lst quality retailing (Britishl
bbls. MoIasses.
II puHcheons ". |. Rum,
hid. L. 36 bbls. lst quality sugar,
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
s. A. MARSTELLER, auc't.
feb Is
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For Freight,

sR, The fine scbr. DOLLAR, Cor.
YAham Mayo, master, burthen $50
barrels, will be ready for the reception OF
a cargo IN two days, which will be taken
in preference, to the West Indies, OF a
j. II LADD s. Co.
Who have rcceived per sand schooner, and
offer for sale.
As tons plaster,
Al bags green coffee,
SO chests young hYson tea.
feb 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

The Steam Boat Potomac
WILL commence her usual route on
w Thursday, next, leaving Washing
ton at 6 O'Clock, and Alexandria al Ia |
past nine, for Norfolk
feb l8
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock,
"7ILL be sold at the auction store .
w variety Of Goods, among which
Sugars, molasses
Tea, chocolate. candles
Malaga wine, cordial
Whiskey, brandy
Mustard, Ginger
Wire tenders, andirons
ALSO,
Sheetings, linens
Cloths, cassimeres
Ready made clothes for men 4 chit
dren, -
Shoes, threads, 'cottons, =,
Silks, buttons, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Without reserve large quantity Of As
sorted queens ware in lots to suit pura
chasers.
s. A. MARsTELLER.Aa Aust.
feb l6.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
Public Sale.

ON Thursday at 10 o'clock will be sold
Owithout reserve, at the Store Of Messrs
James G. Sedwick &tCo. all the stock id
trade of the said firm consisting Of
Sugars, coffee, molasles. cheese, rum,
brandy, whiskey, bacon, pork, stone ware
potatoes. powder 4 shot, candles, lard,
rice, shad, behring's, &c.
s. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

Hides 8 Sugar.
THE cargo Of the brig Factor, George
i Brewster, master from iPernambuco,
consisting of
98I bbls sugar
1850 dry sailed hides
2S boxes arrow root
For sale by
W. FOWLE 4 Co.
For Boston,
Xxx The brig FACTOR, Geo. Brew
$500 ster, master, will have immediate
dispatch, and take 500 bbls. on freight.
feb is Apply as above.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

Doctor Joseph WHeeIWrIgHE
VEyILL practise Medicine, Surgery &c.
w in Alexandria and its vicinity
His present residence is at Mrs. Evelith's
Cameron. street, opposite the market
house,. 10 s..
nov Is oil
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

Public Sale.
On WEDNESDAY at IL o'clock,
VX7lL be sold at the pottery OF the
w late Mr.. Plum, deceased, near
Messrs, Kinney 4 Cos tan yard
I'LL the Stock in Trade
of that old and Aourisblng establishment
consisting of every description Of pot
terry ware Of the first quality in lots to sait
purchasers. Terms at sale.
S. A. MA2STELLER, auc't.
feb Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
Notice.

THE Members of the Washington So.
i ciety of Alexandra, are hereby mott
fed that the Anniversary meeting. OF the
Society. will be held at Llagetrs Hotel on
Friday the 2sd inst. at 10 O'Clock,
The Society will move in procession at
II o'clock, to Christ Church, where 40
Grafton will be delivered by Josiah Fen
nippton ESD. one of its Members.
C. P. THOMPSON, Sectry.
feb. ~. ed.
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For Freight,

.x4, The sch. REAPER, Lemuel Saw
& yer master, carries $500 Barrel Is.
is an excellent vessel in complete order
for any voyage. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale, said schooners cargo
OF
800 Tons Plaster Paris.
feb 10 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
To Hire.

A eolored male SERVANT, excel
lent for the house or out door service;
about 90 years Of age. He will be hiyed
until Christmas next. Inquire Of ~
printer. febls div
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
For Amsterdam.
First Spring Shin

SH> The well known superior copper
S& fastened Ship GENERAL LING
AN, William Crabtree Jr. Master. burthen
about 600 Hhds: three fourths Of her cargo
is engaged, the remainder will be received
on freight.-Apply TO
WV. FOwLE e. Co.
Captain Crabtfee will continue TO attend
to the concerns OF his Shipping friends
any property entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to.
dec 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
BY the Steamboat Potomac
The house adjourned.

Norfolk, Feb. IS.
Extract of letter to Mercantile House
in this Borough, dated St. Georges
(Berm.) 95h January.
There is strong belief here that the
British West India Islands will shortly be
opened to the American trade.
"FIour Dl0 Corn Dl; Slaves in very lit.
tie demand; Building shingles g."
Prices at 81. Jogo de Cuba, 9Ist January.
Flour Ola, duties included; corn meal
D24 per puncbeon; soap IL cts; Butter IL
cts; pilot bread D5; candles l | cts; coffee
20 cts Oh board; hides Ie II cts; molas.
ses 22 cts; new crop none come into mar
ket.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

Notice.
A STATED quarterly meeting of the
IA St. Andrews Society will be holden
at the Washington Tavern on Tuesday
next. the 18th inst. al O'Clock P. NJ.
By order Of the President,
ROBT. JAMESON, Sec'y.
feb l3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
For Boston.

"A, The very superior brig OLIVE.
&a& Isaac Lincoln, master, burthen
9OOO barrels. She has half her cargo en-
gagged, and will commence loading imme-
diately, to be ready to sail on the first
opening Of the river, for freight of 1000
barrels or passage. Apply to
ian 26 JOHN H. LADD &Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18

Attention
Independent Volunteers.
NOU are hereby notified to attend Pc
i rade ON Friday next; at o'clock,
A. M. at the arsenal in complete uniform,
to celebrate the birth day, Of our Nlnstri.
Gus Washington. By order of the Capt.
w. DEVAUGHN, o. s. A. =.
feb is st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-18
Cureton Has Come,

A ND will givethe highest marketpriee
IA for thirty likely young negroes Any
person wishing to sell can apply to the SUBJ
scriber at E.. Legg's tavern, sign OF the In
dian Queen. DAVID T. CURETON.
feb f6 6r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
CHARLESTON NEGRO PLOT.

We conclude to-day the Narrative of this
Plot, drawn up by the authorities of Charles
ton. There is en appendix attached contain
ing all the evidence, which we shall not pub
lish5 as its prominent features are embraced in
the" account"
letter from Charleston, received in Phia-
delpha, states that new confessions had been
made, several arrests had taken place, many
stand of arms been discovered and seized aud
new Frecholders Court was about to be es-
tablshed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
COMMIT NICATED.
AN ARITUMETICAL QUESTION.

A landed man two daughters had,
And they were very fair
To each he gave piece OF land,
The one was round, the other square.
At twenty ,shiliugs an acre just,
Each piece its value had
The'shilIings that encompass each,
For each exactly paid
Now, if Il shilling be an inch,
As il is very near
| wish TO know which had The most,
The round piece or the square;
The quantity that each contan'd,
Arranged in figures neat;
Their difference too must be eSplain'd,
In numbers all complete.
The answers To the preceding are request
ed, together with the method OF obtaining
them. G
a.. We would advise C. hereafter 10 state
his queries in prose.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

DIR. HosQck recommends to those, at this
season, who are attacked with GOODNESS, pain
in the head, pain in the back and limbs,
burning of the eyes, oppression about the
region of the stomach, the immediate use
of Glauber, Rochelle or EPSON Salts, and
frequent drink of thin cruel toast water,
or herb tea, during the operation of said
purgatives. Ailvery good.
The Doctor also approves of the use of
casioroil and catnip tea, recommended
with SO much success by that Howard of
America, the late Richardson Underhill.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17
{ ufIhrs ICATEr
" IdbOri iafiueirid guP,

Lobori iadwtriGque,
" Omni5 atiribucadG, ea tHoriGt0.h Nellrins.
The long wished for play Of HAMLET is
at Length announced for Wednesday Great
apprehension had been entertained of the i'm.
possibility of lis being represented this season,
owing 10 the lingering indiepo-ilion of some
members of the company. We are most hap
py to find that they have so Gar recovered rs
to appear on this occasion, when the whole
strength OF the corps will he united in the re.
presentation of this celebrated tragedy. The
play is too we'll known, nnd its exalted meri,
too firmly established, To require common
tary.
The night is appropriated for Mr. and Mrs
Horizons benefit If the warm desire aud
great eserlions to please, nre entitled to pub
lie patronage, Mr.. Horton highly deserves
or attention. We have to regret that Mrs
II has been SO long, through incessaut indis-
position, prevented from appearing on cur
boards She has, ON thut score, double
clam on the Lynchbnrg audience, which il
has never failed 10 pour forth, especially to
strangers coincidence aud sympothy-two sril-
timcnts inseparabie from the character of a
Virginian.
MIR. Horton deserves great credit for his Sc
lection of pieces They are of the first cast,
and we sincerely hope that his unlimited ex-
eSertions and well deserving merit, may re-
ccive its due reward--an overlooking house
FRIEND 10 MERIT
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THE VIRGINIAN.
rsisssp ASo rrsii.nsp ~

.ysia 81. oppss.Ie .AesAes L,jf,e.eh y tfagief ,.
A. The ssnii-atsrkiy Paper Al 81 and The
Nspll,' Paper. II 50 per unnuia, pay alis "a
adv = M subscription vii ~ fec'''sd Tor
o le ; an. than sis months aud no paper ~
be Discontinued (hsi n ihe discretion vi ias
gdiiofs) until all afreaf8g's are paid
n Advertisements will be inserted al ~
cents ncr amanc Tor les) The fri i's1s, ana
g. i-s ceats for earh continuance. ih2se
roma distance must be paid tot prcNion- 70
heir irtfier. or the payment assumed ~
some responsible person Ia Lyaehbnrs
l. All letter. addressed TO the Editors nus
b. fasr pm, ~ They vii NOT be attended 10
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COMMUNICATIVE D.

Friday Observation-Disclosures
AND puILosoPHY.-Th Theatre was well
attended, asd the business of the night went
off much TO the satisfaction of the audience
Abmllino was we'll supported, AZ we expect
cd. We feel infinite satisfaction, both as it
accofds with a sense ofimperious justice, Il
in compliance with the general sentiment, in
awarding the highest tribute Of encomum,
(Which il poor indeed to consummate "a
biIiiies, in peculiar style of acting
This compliment is due Mrs. Stevenson.
We will remark, en- pdssdai, that in Mrs.
Halter, nature and herself were resolved in
TO complete identity. II could not have
been better played Even hoary headed
age shed tears ofsympa,hetic sorrow. We
are not guilty ofthc improperly Of asserting
thai though she can well excpplily the
d!refai passions, she cannot aggravate the
horrible ; atlor the putting on the namc-
less snayity of the " human face divine"
the SOFT the tender, the facptious lcviiy of
a coquctte, or the feryid lock of steadffst
affection, we ask not her superior. S.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

he spnred him for bis sacred art. Ttwould
be cruel TO close the mouths OF those who
tune the air with melody.
II patrouises Painiing-afiords geogra-
phical ustiations---assists architectural
science, and teaches optic illusions. II e.
hibits all the variety of human manners,
dfess and customs --enatles us at the same
time 10 travel aud to be at hone-delights
the antiqiary with helmets and ,izors, and
the efIrmDaie bloods of the day with cor
SETS aud dandies.
have said nothing of The common and
oh, ious uses OF the fhaire--snch az the
pleasure ofseeing and being s.en--the en-
loymeDt ofinnocent and rational recreation
but will conclude by stating, that ia all
dition To al these, ii las often literally con-
{ ibute1 TO the cause of benclicence, and
lcnt the feryonr of lis appeals, and the illu-
sons Of rs scenery, to the aid OF unseen
and silent misery
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

We will take occasion TO remark TO some
Of our correspondents, that the illegibility oi
their manuscripts often renders accuracy IN
their publication nest 10 impossible. Owing
to this cause, we aro compelled 10 omit the
first part of the following communication
By tue way, wo viii remark, that we often
publish articles 10 the sentiments Of which We
are far from asserting We cannot for in
stance, give our sanction 10 the strain of by
porbolc used by s. That Mrs. Stevenson Is
generally respectable, aud sometimes excel
en, we admit yet, she has not reached the
acme OF perfection and i, is ipiuring her, 10
endesyor to make her believe that she has, as
II necessarily tends to lessen her excriions.
" SIRE me from my Jriends," is an old saying,
aud good'one.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

We intended to hive accompanied the
foregoing structures with few comments ;
but we accidentally met with the following
remarks, which we prefer giving to any thing
that we could say on the subject To con-
fate the genera, charge of the immoral ten
dency of the greater part of English thamntfo
compositions, we might bring forward Cato,
the Gamcster, George Barnwoll, &c. &c. &c
cd ablua, q ddiqfmhm
"Thc Theatre maintains host of ny
thors, the worst of whom at least deseau-
10 be lcd--of whom nom are useless, mry c
are benz fetal, and some are ornaments and
blessings to mankind. 1t called forth some
of the sweetest strains of MLroN's celes-
tlalharp threw the warmth Of spring OVER
THoMPsoN's winter; chased the hypo-
chondria of JoHNsoN and charmed the in
nocent vanity Of GoLDsMrTn. ADDISON
thought II an appropriate place for the les
Ions OF patriotism; You've for those of vir-
tue SHAKESPEARE made ii the school of
history SHERIDAN lentit his genius and
his wit.
/ htrowns dizziness into humility in
w f'dllllo III DIHH anu ubltl It~
iIef the pictures o enduring innocence, OF
achieving alor, OF unbendhg integrity, and
daring hcrolsm. Such are some Of its mo-
raj tendencies. 1t has others which are
intellectual. Ii imparts iniormation---it
qulckens Thought correc,s taste-tends
TO introduce proper pronunciation q dis
tinct forclhle and eloquent dehyery--which
are all important AT the forum aud in the
Senate house and while they illustrate
She oratory, contribute to the literary char
aeter of nations.
II has physical advantages. Itinculcatcs
politeness, ease and grace, and teaches So
ciety how to mingle together without jar
ling and collision.
1t encourages .Nusic--that earliest End
latest charm of liie-that inar,culate poe
dry, which all nations can read and under
tstand-that delightful vehicle Of cominuni-
cation which subsists between all the crea-
lures OF the earth and the air. When
ULYSSES found bard among the Suitors,
-
We can yeuoh for the truth of this asser-
non. Several persons whom we know, were
Taught, while at school, to speak pieces, and
Tell 50 ardently in love with theatrical deola-
nation, that they in few years took 10 the
| stage Tor support II, on the other hand thew
had been accustomed To recite nothing bu
pure aud moral sentiments, free from theatrical
gesture. the elect might have been the con-
! irary-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

Monday Cell is very well known in this
ehy' lie Is most excellent harness-maker
and kept his shop in Meeting-st. would be
difficult to name any individual more actively
engaged in the plot than himself, or more a.
Bile TO aid Denmark Vesey, from his uncom.
mon sagacity aud knowledge He reads and
writes with great and equal facility, and OBJ
viousiy seems TO have been the individual who
held the pen, at all the meetings, at which he
wrote more than one letter to San Domingo
Tor snccors. His own situation afforded no
excuse Tor the effort in which he was enea-
geo. as ne enjoyed all the substantial com
iorls OF Tree man much INDUCED and trust
ed by his master, his time and large pronor
ton OF the profits of his labor were al his own
disposal lie even kept his masters arms md
sometimes his money Monday is an Ebo. and
is now IN the prime of life, having been in the the
c opntry 10 or 20 years. - 'A'
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400 Casks n ails,


% ESPECTFUFFY offers. his profess
AZ sional services TO the ladies and gen.
tlemen OF Alexandria and its vicinity, un-
til the Sd Of April, at Mrs. Eseleh's, on
Cameron street, opposite the market house.
NIB. Commencement of decay is too
generally looked upon as matter of little
Importance; but then is the time that ju-
dicious practitioner can be of the greatest
use 10 the individual, by stopping the teeth
or what is generally termed plugging.
The benefits of this operation are so truly
important that it is impossible to recon-
mend il too earnestly to the public-for
thousands OF the most useful teeth which
would otherwise be sacrificed by extrac-
ton, on account of their palntulness, may
thus be preserved, not only for many years
but for the remainder Of a long life.
Mr.. Parmly's lectures.
on the management of the TEETH
march 2S st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Mr.. Rankin, from the committee on the
Public Lands, to whom was referred bill
which originated in this house, 8" to pro-
vide for paying 10 the state of Missouri
three per cent. OF the nett proceeds arising
from the sale of the public lands within the
same" ~ which bill was returned from the
Senate with an amendment, embracing al.
so the states of Mississippi and Alabama,
reported the same with an amendment to
the amendment of the Senate, to the fol.
lowing effect:
"That no part of the three per cent. &c.
shall pc paid to the states OF Alabama OF
Mississippi, until the sum of 1850 900 dis
stipulated to be paid by the United States
to the state of Georgia, for the cession Of
the Mississippi Territory, &c. nor until the
whole of the Mississippi Stock shall have
been redeemed"
This amendment was adopted, and the
amendment of the Senate thus amended,
was concurred in.
Mr.. Eustis from the committee on Mill
tary affairs, made report on the Georgia
Militia claims of 1884, adverse to the
allowance of the same; which, on motion
OF Mr.. E. was ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Nelson Of Mss. from the committee
on Expenditures of the Public Buildings,
made the following report:
The committee on the expenditures OF
the Public Buildings, Report That it
appears from the statement of the com
missioner of the public buildings, laid be.
tore the committee that bis disbursements
on account of the Centre Building of the
Capitol, duringl the year 1891, were as
follows, viz:
For materials, $4,000 SO
Freight, wharfage, drayage,
tools, smiths bill. fuel, sta
tionary, sc. 1922 AZ
Compensation to architect,
clerk, aud 8 persons at the
head ef caryss', stone cuts