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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05

n ~ oS Io'
Il rant from under the hand of Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst day OF
S~ept.lS21,
/, .AuNegro Man.
Who calls himself John. a runaway,
and committed as the property of a Mr..
bump, and lately, purchased Of a. Mr..
Gave WIIthers, Of Alexandria, 70. C.}-
but since in Jail says he was thetproperty
of William Skinker, deceased, of Stafford
county. The said negro is about 10 or
qoyears OF age, very,black, about 8 feet
8 or 10 inches high, and had on when
committed, a black broad cloth coat. a
dark green pair of pantsloons and white
hat: The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away; otherwise he will be dis
posed of as the law directs.
P. B. BRADLEY, Jaiior
for S. Jackson, Sheriff Of Fuirla1 "a.
The editors Of the Richmond Enquirer,
viii please publish the above commitment
in their paper once a week tor three
months, and send their account TO- me Tor
settlement. ~ o'tt, 1As
dec iO--1aw3m L. D.. o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Cureton Has Come,

"A ND will giveths highest market price
n for thirty likely young negroes, Any
person wishing to sell Can apply to the SUD
scrlber at E. Legg's tayern, s,gn OF The In
dian Queen. DAVID I. CUREION.
feb i6 o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Notice.
law3w

DY virtue OF a decree, Of the honorable
the Judges of Charles cousty court,
sting as a court of equity, will be expos
Cd to public sale on Thursday, the 18th
March next, at the residence OF Mrs. Luz
sada Dyson.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
YIN. Fowle. & Go {

lave lust received, per sloop Jaws:
II from New York, and.6Gei for saIee
casks Of Bridport. seine and sail tw,ne ~
superior quality. dec =
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
TOBACCO.


? ENIE subscriber. will buy, and sell tobac-
} h Gu tor a commission of one dollar
per hid. Planters and others who have
TOBACCO for sale, by leaving the true sam.
Piles ami notes with me-, will have the
SANE promptly attended to. Purchasers
of tobacco will please call on me-.
Tobacco for Sale.
have tor sale, a prime crop of tobaC-
L Co made by William Holmes Esq. OF
Montgomery County, (Hd.) 80 hhds, 0
first and I3 OF second quality, inspected
al ~Blsdensburg. The Inspector pronoup-
cAd it to be in prime shipping order, and
ailG inspected lately.
KOMULUS RIGGS.
nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Notice.

iHE Copartnership of. &. r. with.
Il ERS 81 WASHINGTON, has been
dissolvedby limitation, all who are indebt.
ed to S id firm will please make payment
to either of the subscribers who al>ne are
authorised 10 settle the business Of that
finn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05

JourneAmen Potters. " an1ed.
journeyntn stone ware potiers
that are good workmen on the wheel
will meet with constant employment, and
the highest wage; by applying q the
Subscriber. Those disposed to come will
Immediately inform me by letter or other
wise 80 Ia ~.
"a ~ JOHN SWAMI.
feb or stf1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
JOHN WRITER'S,
JOHN WASHINGTON,

jan &c 6td
The business will IN future be conducts
ed by John Witbers and John Washing
ton, under the irm OF
WLrHERS g. WASHINGTON.
WHO have on hand a very general assort-
ment of DRY GOODS, winch they will
sell at reduced prices Ter Cash or to pune
tual Cuslomers,-ALso, SEINE TNlNE
cheap.
teb Is Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Three Tracts,
pP1rts Of tracts, or parcels Of
LAND;

icing hs dwelling plantation Of which
Walter Dyson.died seized, called Brother
hood, indian Cabin, and Nevis Desire,
sntaining two hundred and eighty seven
acres, aud twenty three perches OF land,
more or less. This land lies in Charles
county, within four miles OF Charlotte
Hall school, is good farming land, the 81
uaion remarkably healthy, and in other
ranoct, ;c,roll
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Worth the attention

gspersons d~esIrous to purchase. G-fhe
terms OF sale are mat The purehastfs-exe
sGlea bond with good and sufficient secu-
rty for the paymen. of n fourth OF the
purchase money, on the ratification OF the
sale. by Inc court, and tine residue OF the
pvreRase money, in three eqnai %annualln-
saiments, bearlNg interest from the day
Of sale, and on the payment OF the whole
Purchase money, and not before, the truS-
lees will BY good and sufficient deed,
convey to the purchaser all the right title
ard taterest of sand W alter Dyson in and
p the laad and premises above mentioned.
LUCINDA DYSON,
BENNETT DYSON,
ian e6-d6m Trustees
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-05
Was Committed

VFyO the Jail of Fairfax county, by war
d rant from under the hand of Law
renee Lewis, Esq. dated the 2lst day of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

Sec. 8. Ind Be IS f;.riher enacted, That
tie expense TOR postage incurred by marshsls
in taking and re,u,nog the fourth census oi
the Unnsd States, not excssding two thou
sand dollars, to be paid ou, of an unexpended
balance OF an appropriation for defrsying the
expense Of the fourth enumeration of the In.
hsbitanls ol the United States.
PHILIP y. BARBOUR.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN CAr.LARD,
President of the senate pro tempore.
Washington, April so. 1892.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

cas- on the l2.h Of March; Whole street.
were reduced to ashes. We tremble for
Bucharest The Kisia Bey has published,
that II he was forced 10 eys.ualo the coootiy
he would carry every male inbsbiiant into
slavery, and tha, ne would not leave village
standing. The fugitives reach oor frontiers
almost naked. The Turkish soldiers strip
them Of all their clothes.
In consequence OF the warlke character of
the news from Turkey, couriers were hasten.
cd about Europe 10 nearly every direction.
A daily mail is 10 be established between
England and france.
Arress continue TO be made In France.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
Frem t5e EAode. Island american

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
~ lhe recent session Cf the General Az.
sehoiy, tbs following gen,lemen wete re,u,n.
co by tbe several towns, ss members of tha
House oi Representatives Tor tho ensuing six
mouths
"eWtOrf--Benjsmn HszA d, Henry Buu.
Christopher L. Robbins, Na,tanicl S Rus.
gies, John WiliisDs, Wiliism S. N. Allan
Nicholas Blown, Ns,bap;e,
Seerle, Stanford Newell, Samuel Decker.
Portsmouth - Dsniel Chace, Thomas Poi.
ter, Jun. Stepheo Anthony, Stephen Thomas,
Wa,piek-Cha'les Bray,on, James Rhodes.
Ch'ls'ophsr Spencer, Ihomas Remington
Is. b
WeSteriy--Na,han r. Dixon, Nathaniel,
Bsbcocs, Jon
New-sAs'ehGn'--JOhn Go,tOn, samuel
North KihssfOan.--EIb Ibon Sanford, We..
gate WATSON.
South'k'ngsto'on--Elisha r. Potter, Ben.
amin Robinsoo.
Eosf-Grcenuich--E Ebenezer Spencer, Al
bert &. Greene.
1amestoEUn--Dsniel Weeden, George
knGwies.
Sm'ftfeld--DInicl Angel, Nathan u.
Sprague.
Scinne--Esha Ma,heuson (Spesker) Is
rae Brayton.
GL0eeSter--Zibs Olnry, Timothy Sweet.
CHarleSrosgn--Edward Wilcox, Samuel
Stanton.
Ness. .Grcrrra:ch-Gideon C eene, vii.
liam e. Mancbes,er
CoVentry- Pelee WiI5sr, Jun. George
Hawkins.
Ereter--W William B.. BiyeD, Gould Cad
Ahdd!ctown--Gi! Manchester, Peter Bar.
ker.
Observation-Disclosures Bullock, George d"
Wolf
TverfOn--Dsvid Durfee, Jun. Elisha
Hicks.
LitIe Comt.ton- AImy, John
B'own.
Harren--Hall NJ Sisson, Miller Barney.
Cam6er!ana-Samuel Wealherhead, L.,i
Cooke.
ReAmona-Iesse Reynolds, Clarke Siss n.
CrGn8,on-Jesse Howard, John u. Foster.
RohkintOn--Jeremiah Thurston, Daniel
Babcock.
JohnsCn-Daniei Mathewson, isaac Tisie.
North Prouidenee-- L, muel Angel, Dis.
ney Merry.
Earring Josieh Humphreys Asa Smith.
FSsfer--Sie phen Devis, releg Piece.
BarTiHvihc RUFUS Smith, William Ros.
The last accounts rom Europe, make i,
p-ery evident, tbs, war rous; ensue between
Russia and Turkey, as the pride of The latter
power must be humbicd, and degraded.
should she recede from her lofty pre- tensions ::
and TIE interest of Russia consists in main.
,airitg, not only the claims she has aloesdY
made but OF demanding Other and more i'm,
portan, ones, in case On immediate, and salts.
Isctory adjustment is made. A few weeks,
or moHihs, VIII give Us csFlsin IL for msiion -
e,eos, On this subject, IN Which The poliIics!
void feel touch interest--Bos Coz.
The expected war between The Turks aud
Russisns, The optDiog OF the B,iii,h Wes'
India ports To the commerce al TIE T.. States.
and the reciprocity Of fee trade witG
Trance, promise q tieh harvest 10 the shir.
ping interest Of Eew.Eneisnd snd to the
coamerce, gspersils, oi iSe uoi.ei States.
N.s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, MhY Is, 1922.

All the members of Congress of this
State have returned tosrheir respective
homes. MIR. D'WoLr arrived at his
seat IN Bristol on Monday last, and Mr..
DURFEt passed through this town OIL
Sunday for his residence in liyerton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

greater portion aaos., ;hsr may be REQUISITE
for time OF peace.
A large coseoorse OF citizens offended TO
wi,ness this interesting spectacle and we are
sorIy 10 add that young son of Col. William,
Brent had his les broke by the falling cable,
when it gave way.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

p.achy s,d Capt. E.ansy. Tt. e, a.., y.
tending 20 stizs some property which ,.e
latter considered American, sni was deter.
mined 10 protect, and 20 reiaiiale any hostile
measures.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

At the late election Col. ARCHIBALD
MUNRO was appointed Dnision Inspec-
tor, vice Col. LRAsTys =. ALLAN. re.
moved from the state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

FIRES--A greaI tue has occurred al Nor.
ioIk. IL commenced IN an old wooden build
ing end before /, could be go. under |, con
snDed Mirfy buildings. a considerable e.
mount @! properly has been des,rtyed, and
much distress has been The result. In Bali-
more a I've also broke out 10 part Of the
Guy ea!td IriSh 'o'on, which also destroyed a
oioch OF wooden buildings. Nj. Garrely,
"copper" was unfortunately killed, and seye.
raj o'as,s badly wounded by the falling of a
foot -4he spacious end elegant mansion
house OF Ms Elizabeth Boyd, OF Meckleo.
berg county, (Vs) was also destroyed by Ere
on The nigh, OF 23d ul, ,ogether with
much valuable furniture Be-. The houso
worih about 10000 do lars not insured
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
Tsp @ail.

WAsEIHGToa, May q.
This morning has beeh fixed upon Tor he
experiment Of bsuiing up the iriga,e a, the
Navy Yard. Apprehen ,hx the rain aud
high WIND Of the last 40 hour might have
the effect to delay tho operation, We have
made inquiries upon the subject, and arc au-
thorised 10 state thar, IL il 10 not rain, and II
the wind do not blow vevy hard, the expert
ment will be made u, O'Clock this mo niog
Saturday (thc 4tb) being the last day, OF
the present session of Congress, on which
bills could pass tho House 10 which they ofi-
ginsted, wao a very busy day. Both Houses
sat Till nearly midnight. In the House OF
Representatives, bills were passed, with 10.
pidity which would appear 10 be Inconsistent
with a proper deIiberalion, wore il no! that
these bills wero reported by commillees WHO
had laboriousIy examined the subjects OF the
clarns embraced by them, and, on full conat-
deration, had reported lavorsbly upon them.
Under these circumstances, abe assent OF the
lIouss TO them was little more than q matter
Of form. These bills were received by The
Senate and arc 10 be acted upon ihe'e this
day and 10. morrow. The House of Repre-.
sentalives hss before it masy bills from the
Senate also, which viii aufficientIy occupy
the whole of It's time Tor two days. On tho
last day OF the session, under The new rule,
no bill can pass either House that day being
allowed to the President to consider aud &c.
turn to The two Houses the bills presented
for his signature.
The reader will understand, therefore, that
no bill which did not, on or before Saturday,
fosily pass The House 10 hich il originated,
can pass at the present session. Thus, the
Compensation bill, tho bill 10 reduce and FIX
tho Military Peace Establishment, and a host
Of o,hets, are laid over unlil the next session
--,mong WHICH, we are sorry TO say, we're
somo bills of grea, public interest, and that
one particularly which proposed to authorize
the Presiden, TO cause to be made surveys OF
routes for certain Roads and Canals, and es-
Inmates Of tho expense OF constructing them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

A quantity of SilVer Plate, consisting
OF coffee pot, tea pot, sugar pot, table
spoons, tea spoons, &c. stolen from the
family of the late Mr.. Thomas Shipboy,
Of this city, fotty-four years ago, viz in
the year 1878, were few days since g,
found by person, while plo,lghing up
new field, on the hill west fthjs city
and not materially injured though it had
remained for nearly half century bur.
led in the earth. Oniy one of Mr.. Ship.
boys family is now living, Mrs. Vis-
scher, wife Of Col. Sebastian Visscher,
of this city.--Ai6my AGvcriiss-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

All the Hool raised 10 the Un;o, .,,
much that is imported is manufactured IN
the United States. Cor Famers do not
keep Sheep enough. Wool is now trans.
pofung IN wagons from his cjIy to the In,c.
nor Of the S'a's. Such iaes ore worth a
volume ot afgumen,s.-PhN.P Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

We are led to believe that a profitable
trade will be carried on between this
country and the different South Ameri.
Can ports. Letters from Rio Janeiro in
dicate such an expectation on their part,
and we understand that sevcra! voyages
are about to be made up from this port.
Good vessels are now scarce and in de-
mand. d.--PeL/'S Gazetfe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

81. Mary's Chmeh PhiLadsLthi0.-
We are happy to be able to say, tia,
such an arrangement has been made, te-
tween the contending parties, in relation
10 this church as, we trust, viii put an
end to the dissen,ions, which have so
long injured the church itself, and SO Of
ten painfully affected the whole commu-
nifty. We are informed that each party
has selected a geptleman not Of the Cath
olc religion, that those two gentlemen
have chosen third who is not of that
sect, and that these three are to act as
Judges of a new election, or ulnpires in
some other arrangement, which, II is an
ticipated, will settle all questions IN con-
tfoversy. Dem. Press.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15


Botb Houses OF Cong ess, sa, from 10 o.
clock In the morning to n late hour last night.
ln the busile Of so much business, we find it
difficult to keep pace with the business trans
acted. Referring our reade', generally 20
our Congressional Head, We particularly note,
for their Information, the following incidents
which occurred in the course OF yesterday.
The bill 10 erect toll gates on the Cumber,
land Road, with the obi jsctions thereto by the
President, having been considered in the
House OF Representatives, il was rejected by
majority Of four votes, though it had before
a ma joiily Of nineteen votes in its favor.
The Senate pu, into the military sppropri-
alton bill an appropriation of 5000 dollars, 20
be applied TO the repair OF the Cumberland
Road which appropriation Wa, rejected by
the other House.
The bill to regulate the enolumen's of tho
officers Of the customs, and 10 abolish certain
collection districts, which passed the Senate
some weeks ago, was taken up in the House
OF Representatives, and passed i,s final read
ing, with some amend dments, however, which
yet require the concurrence Of the Senate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
From TIE .,irO5urypor, Herald
AMERICA AND RI oSIA-oR THE
OAtN AMI THE OREc

ONS AND The OFFS.
1--WE rnay judge tom The formidable list
OF Witnesses summoned up by Mr.. Poietica
in defence OF the claims OF Russia on the
Northwest Coast, the contest between that
power and our governmen, will no, be speed.
lily settled. TechineV, CholdileG; Serebro.
niecG, Krs.silulcG and PsycG are few of
the authorities by which he hopes 10 urge US
cS, and warn Us Of from Our settle menls on
that part OF the Continent, and if these iail
no doubt his august master will send some
old PiatGE-,o dive us cG; force us cG, Ku.
toscf. These will 90 doubt be me, by The
administration at Washington, who will sum
mon Presidents Jefferson and Madison, An
bsssador Middleton, Secretary Thompson,
Judges Livingston and Johnson, and Reporter
Wheaton, to establish their pretensioa ; and
should these fail, The last resor, will be had
TO General Jackson, who will dash ca towards
Columbia River, and take T thc hceds of oil
the .tfs that can be sent to oppose him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
foreign.

frem lhe Bosion PaAGdinm If Friday last
WAX NEWS.
BY the ship Jasper, Capt. CaooEEn, from
liverpool, papers to The 9th uh. have been
Received. Turkey has re- jecled tho Ultima
iurn OF Russia--reproacbej, and bid defiance
20 her, The hostile appesronce Of the last
news had depressed the -prico Of Stocks 10
Vienna, Paris, and London. The spirit Of
inc Pore was supposed to have been raised
10 It's lsle tone by the success over the Pscha
of JaniDa. WAR APPEARS NEARLY
CERTAIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

We learn from " ashington s'.at Gen.
eral HENRY DEARBORN has been
nominated envoy extraordinary to Portu-
gal. We believe and hope that this no.
minatlon will be confirmed, as no indi-
vidual possesses more fully than Gen.
Dearborn the confidence and respect of
the republican party in this quarter OF
our country. y.-BoSton Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15
The Great Nasal Exberime7t.

n nc pICDs sNNUHt I(NBCTEs
A, the appointed hour yesterday morning,
all the arrangements having been completed,
the experiment commenced which was TO
test the prac,icsbii,y Of hauling up, on On in.
csined plane, Upon the plan invented by Com.
Rodgers, a large ship Of war. The new fri
gate Patomac, OF tho class Of ~ guns, and
eishing with the apparatus attached to her
about 500 toos, was tho ship with which this
interesting and important experiment was TO
be uied. Thoughts ligh, wind prevailed, the
ship was introduced without accident between
the ways on which she was 10 ascend, and a,
9 o'clock the power OF three windlas.e., work.
ed by forty or fifty men each, va, applied TO
the immense floating castle, and she began
slowly to ascend. The operation wa. conln.
ued successfully, until the ship was drawn al.
most out OF the water. At this moment, the
lashinSs which Connected tho block Of the
centre purchase with tho large cable that pas
sed around the ship, fore and aft, and drew
her on, parted. This accident, however, had
been guarded sgsus', and mean, taken, IN
case OF such an occurrence, to prevent the
ship from running back. The vessel, there
fore, remained hrm in her place bot as i, re-
CURED some bours TO repair the damage, the
remainder Of the operation was deferred un.
al this morning. The experiment has, 50
tar, answered the expectations of ils friends,
and we believe there is 90 doubt entertained
OF lite complete success. Should their hope,
be realized, the invention will be OF ineslcuIs-
Die advantage to all maritime na,iens a. il
viii eosblc them 20 preserve q navsl force Of
,oy magnitude, always in readiness for the
time Of war, without the expense Of ds,crior-
sIioa which neceissrily attend The keeping .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-05-15

Out NOuiIaNs s-DOSiON 4 IH|IOI,
We are crcdibly Informed, that, a
short time since, whilst excava,ing ca.
nal, at Jerusalem South, for the purpose
OF conveying water from pond to a -four
mill, the skeletons of number OF Indians
were disinterred, and at the head OF each
WAS found a bottle Of rum, kettle, toni
ahawk, &c.-These interments must
have taken place more than century
since. Those who have tasted tie rum,
state il to be oEthe most exquisite favor.
JanG:ea L. J. FGyner.
The Washington, PA Examiner,
states on the authority Of letter from
Fayet,e county, that Mr.. Gallatin's
house at New Geneva is preparing Tor
his reception. and that letters had been
received from Tim bv bis relations, stat
ing that he would sail from France in all
the month Of April. He is expected at
his house in Fayette county in the course
Of the present month or in June.
u. s. Rato ESTERPRizE.-Cop'. Savage,
arrived st Boston from SsDpeaehy, reports,
that the En,crprizo arrived there ebout the
middle Of March, and sailed on the 27th fer
vera Crvt. He understood she had taken,
ct diileteot times, seventeen sail Of Pirsuesl
vessels, and Destroyed most oi them bat
msde 10 prisoners, their crews having oil
made thcif escape.
Cent. Savage s,se informs, tha, difference
bsd sceplted bs,sees the Governor oi CAM
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
THE KNIGHT ERRAND.

A PARODY.
II was Sam Jones, the fisherman, was bound for
Sandy Hook,
But first upon his almanac solemn oath he took,
And grant the tide may only serve was still prayer
of Sans
That may have good luck to night, and catch q
load of clans.
His vow thus made, he took spike and wrote it On
the doors
And off he sailed for Sandy Hook, along the Jersey
shore;
When faithful to his promise, there he only took
two drains
Be honored sober Sammy Jones that catched load
Of clans.
They owe the luxury TO his tongs, and Kitty Cram.
mer said
"The man that worked so hard last night, shah
never want for bread
In yonder hut both will live as innocent lambs,
For thou artsurethe greatest man that ever fshed
for CLANS"
And then before the nearest squire they tied the
marriage moose,
Which is thing that death has power alone to set
it loose;
And all the folks near Sandy Hook, and every friend
Of Sans,
Cried "honored by thegreatest man that ever fshed
for clams!f KELPIE.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
IRON ORE.

offer for sale liberal credit of the extern
sye and rich beds Of Iron Maryland, with
failing stream Of water running through il sufficient tc
adjoining. Contiguous thereto thousands of lowprcet
pine lands, aorng the greatest abundance of wood fol
fuel 1t is situated in Worcester county Md the heat
Salisbury, miles from the former, and 10 from the latter
place. This from actual testing is found be very
good easily raised, and vastly abundant not nexausta
BILE This bed of ore for century, has been i'll
temptation to be worked but ceran rights not exn
guished, which is DONE and nothing but the want O
funds now induces the offer Of Sale 10 facilitate sale
one half of the purchase money will be taken in DOaes
merchandise. For further particulars apply to JOSEPH
Hutchinson Esq Postmaster, Snowh who is authorized il
Imy absence to sell the above property.
Feb. Is, 1922 13-4tp THOMAS r. HANDE