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ROCK HILL.
in Fauquier county; containing upwards of
4f9 ,ACRES,

412 .ACRES,
about 80 acres in wood. The improve
ments a spacious dwelling house of hewn
stone large convenient building for
kitchen and servants use; a barn, cattle
shed, and store, where good business has
been done, all built OF stone, two frame
buildings for corn house and stable, with
sundry other buildings of wood; large
orchard, well stocked, and good garden
A considerable part of this farm is under
good stone fencing and the whole may be
so inclosed-Two merchant mills are near
to it. This farm is said to be equal TO any
in the country. One fourth OF the pur-
chase money being paid down. liberal
time will be given on the residue in an
nual payments. For terms apply to the
subscribers in Alexandra, or TO Inman
Horer, Esq Warrenton, Fauquier CO. Va.
VAUDEVILLE s. LARMOUR.
NIB II not sold by private contract be-
fore the Sd of Feb. next, it will then be
offered at public sale. Possession can be
had Immediately.
dec 10 law
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21

To Farmers and Planters.

To Farmers and Planters.
I Will furnish young FRUIT Trees on
Il moderate terms 10 such as may wish
to improve their farms in this way.
.apptes, Peaches, Pears Pl1'nlbs
Apricots,
and variety of sHRuBERY, from the Nur-
sery of DANIEL SMITH, near Burlsng-
ton, Nep-Jeysey. In a climate like ours,
these delicious fruits may be had in album
dance at a small expence. by every farmer
who feels disposed to bestow portion OF
his time and labour in their CULTIVATION
A catalogue of the trees may be had at my
store, near the corner of King and Royal.
streets, where orders will be received and
forwarded. GEORGE DRiNKER,
agent tos Daniel Smith.
emo 81 It
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PhIneas Janney.

4 llAnCaS OdillCJ.
Hos in store, and offers for sole,
OK tons Russia clean hemp
~ 90 bolts do. duck
so pieces ravens do
90 do bear do
40 do Russia sheetings
case Canton grapes
do do silk shawls & hdkts
trunks cambria muslins
/ cask sewing twine
2 bales shoe thread
10 boxes English mustard
40 do Rodman's sperm. candles
l3 casks do do oil
4 do whale oil
cases patent water proof hats
325 tons Swedes iron, assorted lido
10 do English small, round & square
do Swedish steel in bundles
Nutmegs, white lead, Spanish brown.
chronic yellow, vitriolic, ether and
aqua forts.
dec Vt
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POETRY.
COPIED FROM A MAGAZINE OF ITO.

COPIED FROM MAGAZINE Of ITO.
"The following little song, which we
present to our readers, was composed, We
hope, on so singular an occasion. that we
cannot forbear pre6xinga few particulars,
ga young gentleman in ireland, on the
point of marrying young lady, TO whom
be bad been for some time tenderiy at.
tached, happened 10 receive an unexpect-
ed visit from the son ct one OF his fathers
frs, friends. The visitor was received
with all imaginable marks of kindness;
and 10 order to pay him the higher COM
pliment, the intended bride was given to
hun by her unsuspecting lover for part
ner at ball, that early succeeded his ar
rival. They danced together the whole
evening, and the next morning, in viola>
lion Of the laws of hospitality on the one
part, and every moral tie on the other.
.ook themselves off secretly to Scotland,
where they were married.
Right sorry am | to add the conse-
quence, for where woman Can be guilty
Of so atrocious breach of faith, she but
i'll nerits the regret OF worthy mind !;
nevertheless, this truly valuable and high
ly injured young gentleman sunk under
the double weight of ingratitude and III
reqaited love, aud having written the en-
suing lines 10 an hour of melancholy, the
generosity OF which is almost unexampled,
he died 10 deep decline, TO The great az
Fiction of all who bad the pleasure of bis
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21
Land to Rent,

VI ME subscriber wishing TO live less
Il irksome life, by relieving himself OF
some OF histemporal cares, is DESTROYS to
farm out, or let on rent for one or more
uaarc fhn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-21

CONSISTING OF
First quality London black & blue cloths
Second do do and fancy cOIOrs
Blue, black and coronation cassimeres
Double milled drab cloths
Swansdown and Valentia yestingS
Oreskany and blue mixed cassjneits
Rose, point & dufil blankets
FIannels, white, red, yellow s green
MiIled fanneis
Green &. red booking y drapery ba2es
Flushing and coatings
Blue mixed and Devonshire kerseyS
Tartan and CircassiaH plaids
Plain & figured bombazets, various cOI0'
Black and colored bombazeens i
Women's, girls and chiIdren'S black S"O
colored worsted hose
White and coIored bali hose, LinseyS
Irish linens, diapers and Hollands .,
5-4 and EO-4 Flemish and Irish shee'l0g9
Merino shawIs, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawls
Plain and figured black levantlneSS, l..
White figured satin and eros de NaP,e'
Italian lutstrings. senchew 4 sarsaneus III
Ladies T. gentlemens plain & ll0Deo '"-
bose
Canton and nankip grapes
Italian do various cOlOrs
Fancy calicoea, ginghams
Furniture chintz
Ticklenburgs, burIaps ,;,s and
Domestic shirlings, sheetings, PLACES HDN
stripes .,,;cles
Together with variety OF other Sl II Of
too numerous to mention; nearly al VIZ y
which have been selected in New now Wv
and Philadelphia, al auction. ana s arc , oh
offered tor sale at reduced prices, loi '''
or to punctnal customers
oct 8
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Also, on Consignment,
dec 7
William, Fo7Cte & Co.

WlIIldM FO7UL6 q 90.
HAVE now landing andfor sale.
4 Il pipes brandy. Sisnetts brand, OF SUI
perior quality.
] bale broad cloths, that cost low
and will be sold at a small advance.
oct 81 II
Sweet Oranges.
II lindsay & HILL have just received
IA 22 bills. SWEET ORANGES in prime
order. which they will sell on reasonable
terms il called for Immediately.
dec I2 3t*
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Notice.

YEHHE stockholders OF the : s''" noti.
Bank of Alexandra are hereby 5]y,.e cU%
fed, lha, an election Of 'hr'eena d III bef
tor the ensuing year VIII oe ne e,h day Of
banking house, on Monday tyy0 me Hsn cash. a.
January next. JOHN Hoot ov,J6
dec 3
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Public Sale.

OdIe OF fOtOHJuC HuTIU &C,
In pursuance of the provisions of a deed
il Of trust from WIN. BRENT, Jr. and
WlNIFRED l.. his wife, to Walter Jones
and the subscriber, for certain purposes
therein mentioned,
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Havana segars, Molas ses, &c,
NJ OW landing from the brig Jane
II Monroe, capt. Lovzeman, from Hav'a
l2 hhds MoIasses
e barrels oranges
bales leaf Tobacco, represente
to be very fine.
10000 segars of a superior quality
100 lbs prime green coffee. For sal
by SAM. MESSERSMITH.
dec Il st
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Hugh Smith & Co.

uAVE received per ships Boston and
I Il Arethusa, their fall importation.
which gives them an extensive assortment OF
Earthen-zUare China e. Glass.
which they offer at reasonable prices and
N their usual terms. Also stone ware
3ell assorted, pipes in boxes, and window
glass by 10 and 10 by IL.
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REMOVAL.
BRADEN, yM0RGANs,o
III AVE = removed from Fsirt,~ =. ~
- T. Il to Kniag-street, two doors rt
mere 'hey are opening an Euten,;,,
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LATE FROM THE MAIN.
s1rgr ctIuerto CaLeiio abandoned.

u
BY the schr. Endymion, Capt. Hstha.
way, arrived yesterday from Lagura, We
have received from our correspondent at
that place file of the Anglo Colombisno.
TO the 23d ultimo and letters to the Isl inst.
Inc Patriot army under Gen. Parz. had
raised the siege of Puerto Cab.llo. in con.
sequence of the sickly season having com.
menced, and one half of the troops being 0.
the sick list. :"
The Patriot fleet, consisting of the brigs
Independence, Bolivar and Vol,mtari9.
and schr. Centilla, had also raised tbs
blockade and arrived at Laguira on the
Ist Of August '''0
Dispatches bad BEEN received from Gen,
soublette, dated Cora, July 18th, stating
that he had entered that he had entered
that place the day before, Gen. Morale,
having embarked with his troops on board
the Spanish frigate Ligcra, and biz Hercp
les, and three schrs. Jas stated in the Adve-
cate yesterday and arrived at Curacao,
from whence II was supposed he would
so TO Porto Cabelo.
The contents Of the papers are unirnpo,
tant. The Anglo Colonibiano. of tho goth
contains the reported nomination of Col
dodo, as minister 10 Colombia, and of
Gen. "inder, to Bucnos Ayres. Itwasalso
erroneous f y stated in the same paper that
Ten Dearborn had been nominated minis.
ter to Peru.
A ship and brig of war; the Sapphire,
anu Mosquito, formerly in the English SER
vice. We're momently expected at Laguira
from London, completely manned and e.
quipPed Tor service. They also expected
irISato Of ia gus ina few months.
Not. .71p.
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argument ut-d.ty>a Committee N =.
House of Representative in fas,,r bf n
arrangemenis.w haye their rus, Nyr;xI
more especially that which points ont ~,
difference. or rather con,rifrlety, a,etv.,,
this conventional and qualified system s,n
the right of searching ucutrh vessels. Win
out any previous tre;rty, as claimed a.a
practised in war. Above ~, that N. ron
siderat;on, SO strongly enforced, Cha, !, !.
only by the establishment Of sofn. sal
system that the Trade can ever lje .frrc,,
ally abolished, would have induced I'm.
merican government 10 consent 70 II. VII
the object in question involves the rirb,'
and happiness of so large portion of onr
fellow creatures.
That with the deepest concern We fra
as in the last year, vessels under the French
flag, trading for slaves along tn. " hol- -,
tent Of tire coast of Africa, at home and
abroad. Proposals are circulated for slave
trading voyages, inviting the smallest ga
pitfalls, and tempting Adventures bv m.
hopes of enormous profit, and the few
ships of war of that country stationed il
Africa, offer no material obstruction 10 m.
trade, nor do the governors of her COLONIES
appear 10 he more active. And all mi,
while the French government reproba,e.
the traffic in the strongest terms and de-
clares that II is using its utmost etItrts far
the prevention of so great an evil.
That it is deeply to be regretted that a
government which has been generally re-
garded as eminent for its efficiency, sho,dd
here alone find its efforts so entirely paraly.
sed. That meanwhile, We can only con.
tinue to lament, that great and gallant
nation, eminenily favored by Providence
with natural advantages, and among tile
very foremost in all The distinctions ami
enloymcnts of civilized life, should thus, on
its restoration to the blessings CT Peace
and to the Government Of its Legitimate
Sovereign, appear, in fact, to be the chief
agent in blasting the opening prospect Of
civilization, which even Africa had begun
to present and in proonging the miserr
and ba' barism of that vast Continent.
That on the whole we conjure bis Mars.
ty to renew his remonstrances, and 20 rem.
der it manifest that his interference has not
been matter of form, but of serious and
argent dirty. That this country will a,
last have the satisfaction of knowing that
we have been active and unws.aried in ma,
gkin reparatIon to Africa for the wrongs
vNth which we ourselves were SO long
chargeable, and we cannot DOUBT that We
shall ultimately be able to congratulate hi,
Majesty on the success of his endeayour,
and on his having had principal share in
wipinS away the toulest blot on the cbarac.
ter Of Christcndom.
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LYNcHEunG. AlorsT 30, laal.
r. az rhom Il my sonosrn.

To ar th0H u my t9Hftfh
Tie subscriber has, at Different times, aud AZ
different wnys. assured the nahiic tina, he bud
40 concern IN the violent methods which have
been rcsortad to, for The purpose IF oef'eci'hg
,non,y due 10 the Office of the Iynehbnrg
Press, previous 10 the 9Th of January Of this
sear I.e cannot hear, without indignation,
thai there are some who continue ioSocate
the blame OF these measures, IN spite OF his
repeated explanations aud congratulations, up
on his shoulders Few and unreasonable ~
.aeh ARE, he places sreh value On public vTi'
Mon rs to be induced onre more 10 attempt
cleufing tho matter NJ, for their satisfaction
mud hisoRn Justification prev.orstothe trims
Ter Of those debts, he wns reduced 10 tie NJ.
tentative of working for nothing, or selling his
claims for the mos, they would bfr'g II be
made application for payment, he Was inoes.
sanity put OF with some nmsy pretcr or 9TH
er II be desisted from all attempts At collec-
tion the act of limitations, or oil emisratlon',
or fer the relief Of insol,ont debtors, or the
hand Of death, would In many eases come In,
aud save him from all lo.ure trouble In the
n,nttcr Need he ask what another mnn would
hn,e done In the same circumstances, or al.
lcge any other argument In his defence? lie
accordingly did the ben he could, md trnnS-
f.rrod To another what wds 10 him more
subject Of yoAatien than profit That other
has found il necessary for bis own safety 10
proceed with riger which in some degree
violates 'he understanding between him and
myself but which, nevertheless, believe TO
hnve been In great degree necessary know
that there arc a large nur,bcr OF individuals
who have never needed prompter TO remind
them of their debts, who have necessarily
been included among others 20 whom this
compliment will moi apply, II iss Source OF
acute modification 10 me, TINT ] have been
subjected 10 loss Of any portion Of their RS
TEEN I. Is with this TINS, however, who nre
cnpablc OF thinking and netting with libcrality,
that feel most confident in The success Of my
npprul There nre other errors which have
been brought 10 light IN thc process Of settling
the old accounts Of this Office, which have
been successfully trd'ed 10 the mnlndminis-
tration of former profrictoN. by osingnaf
act OF injustice, the subscriber hos been made
to bear the burden OF their sins, though rs M
merous as the sins IF the fallen angels, and
like theirs, nnaonod for. Though involunta.
ry on his pnrt he hope, thai the public will
properly estimate the merit of this vicarious
suffering, md extend to him md his associates
il. sympathy and encouragement raher than
hs lrowps and i'll wil
JOHN H. PLEhSANTS.
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FROM MEXICO

Erfrdct ia fetter. from a .Herchdnfin Tam.
pro 10 has correspondent in .&w Orleans.
dnted June 81.
An express, ust arrived from Mexico.
Brings information that the Emperor hur.
6'de has seized on convoy which was a.
bout setting out for Vera Cruz, with co.
900 dollars, and appropriated the same to-
wards paying the current expenses of his
government ; thus you see the poor Ca
chnplns pay for the roast. In Mexico,
the discomfort is general, and many of the
cre"ies even have or Intended to emigrate,
from disaHection TO dturbide, and through
fear OF the Horly ineuisition which is about
TO be restored"
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IT. "a CITIZEN" in our next
COMMrNlCA1InN

tOhMrS1C ALTON
THEATRE.--M MORAY EvrHrNo-O tbeiio, 8c
None OF Shakespeare plays, Richard the Sd
excepted, affords trcer scope for the eAprcs-
sion of powerful conflicting passions than o.
th1llo. Love mud jealousy, Both of tho most
intense nature whilst in operation, are the
ground works of this tragedy and they are
deineated with mastery hand They lost
nothing by the represcntation-MrB BROWN dis.
played great accuracy of conception, and ami.
mated action and the variations of hi, conn
tenance were well adapted 10 the supposc,l
internal writings of n mind wrought upon n.
tcrnately by two of the most powerful passions
which can inname the human breast Iago,
Desdcmona, Emlin, Rodcrigo, Cassie, nil were
well sustained, and do not hesitate tn pro-
nounce il, as chOie, the best piece of acting
witnessed this season
WEDNESDAY EyENINo-Piaarro &. Raising The
Uind
wa. glad TO see so crowded house on
Wednesday evening, II was particularly pleas
ing TO see the large collection of ladies thAt
eraced the boxes
"io0 ,reHd our beating heart, as are bebeh
"lhose torefy nymphs, our country's boast aud
pride"
The play was well performed--the tripli.
Gates and quadruplichtes, however, had bad
effect. There was much confusion manifest
ed, not only behind the scenes, but on the
stage. The Temple scene lost all of its gran
deur, by the sparsity of the worshippers, End
the edrthy appearance of the Deity if the for
rier evil was irremediablc the latter might have
been cancelled by n touch of Mr. Gram pen.
Gil. Would II be possible to do one of two
things either TO bring more imposing armie,
on the stage or dispense with their service,
altogether They create smile even on the
lips of those who are used TO the melting
mood ndproduee loud horse-iaughs in the
most serious and affecting scenes, from those
whose hearts are as unshscrptible as the ne.
ther milestone. The whole Of the faults were
more than redeemed however, by the fine
acting exhibited in every scene. The farce
was better sustained, throughout, thun any
which has preceded il. Not n character that
vas not played to the life
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COMMUNICATED.

DiED-on "Wednesday the 18th inst. after n
tedious illness, Mrs. FRANCES BROWN, wife
OF Henry Brown, Esq OF Bedford. Long sill
her numerous surviving friends mourn the loss
OF the afectionate wife, tender mother, and
sincere Trend but they mourn not as those
without hope, Tor they feel IN assurance that
an humble and rational profession ofthe Chris
tian religion, united with the daily practice OF
every virtue which adorns that profe ssion, has
secured TO her an abundant admission into that
everlasting rest which remains for the truly
virtuous.
-, very suddenly, on the eAh instant,
whilst on visit at Mr.. John Garth's Doctor
EZEKIEL GILBERT, of Amherst county,
IN tho list year 81 his sge, He supported
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Washington, May 9, 1922 Approved.


AN ACT requiring surveyors general 10 give
bond and security for the faithful dishorre
Inent of public money, aud ~ limit their
term OF olhce.
BE Il enacted by The Senate aud House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of n
mtricd W Congress assembled, That, from
and after the passing OF this act, every Sur
sesor General, commissioned by the ali-
tiIority of the United States, shall before
entering on the duties oil his Office, and eve
~ Surveyor General now In commission,
slfsll, ON or before the thrtieth day OF Sep
tember next, execute aud deliver TO the Sc
cretary OF the Treasury of the L. States, a
bond, with good and sufficient security, ion
the penal sum OF thirty thousand dollars,
conditioned for the faithful disbursement,
according 10 law, of all public money pla-
ccd in his hands for disbursement mud for
the faithful performance OF the duties OF his
Office.
Sec. 4. Ind be Il further enacted, That
the commission of every Surveyor General,
l.Jw in Office, shall, unless sooner vacated,
by death, resignation, or removal from Of.
fee, cease and expire OF the first day of
February next; and the commission of e.
very Surveyor General, hereafter commits
soaed by the authority of the U. States,
1hall cease and expire, unless soontr vaca-
ted, by death, resignation, Or removal from
Office, in four years from Tie date of the
commission.
See. 3. Ind be Il furthe-endcied, That
the Presidcnt of the United States shall,
and he is hereby authorized, whenever he
may deem il expedient, require any Sur
veyor General Of the United States to give
Dew bond and additional security, under the
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,
fur the faithful disbursement, according to
law, of all money placed in his hands for
disbursement.
Washington, May !, 1899 Approved
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10y AUTHORITY

ruatIe Ac1S
IN ACT 10 ,ftabli.h an additional Land OF
fee in the State OF Illinois.
BE Il enacted by Ire Scn6tc and House q
REPRESENTATIVES II The tnitef States Of Il
4afriea IN Congress assembled, That ~ much
of the public lands Of the United States IN
lies east of the Mississippi ri'er, north OF the
TIC separating the thirteenth sad fourteenth
tiers oitownships north of the brse line, and
west Of the third principal meridian, Ia The
rtate of Illinois, shall form a land district,
for the disposal of said lands, and for which
purpose land Office shall be established at
such place therein, rs the President of the
Init. Il States shall desgnatc, until the same
shall be permanently fixed by law.
Sec. j. Ind be ii further enacted, That
There shall be- n register and receiver ap-
pointed To The said land Office, 10 superln-
tend the sales of the pubic lands IN TIE SAID
district, who sholl reside at theplacc where
the said Office sliall be established IN alOre
sani, give security ia the same manner. IN
fine same sums, aud whose compensation,
rmohnnents, and duties, and authorities,
shall in every respect, be the same IN reld-
ton to the lands which shall be disposed ol
al their Offices, as are, or may be, By law
.proyid,s, in relations to the registers aud re-
eeiscrs of pubic moneys IN the several of
fees established FOR the sale of the public
lands. Provided, That the said appoint
mcpis shall not be made until sufficient
quantity of public lands shall have been
yufpcye.d within the ssid district, To author
ize, Ia the opnionc Of thepresdent, pub
lie sale of lands within tho same.
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SOUTH ANERIC.

Mr.. William G.Ly ford ,underdate pfNoF-
JOIN, Aug 10, writes as folloNg The L.
% corvette Jno. Adams, Capt. RensLaw.
dropped down into Hampton Roads yes
terday morning, and would have proceed-
tu olrect to sea had wind permitted-she,
however, is probably under way before
now. L understand her destination is first
lor vera Cruz, then Carthagena, and then
on crnlze. Cok Charles S. Todd of Kew
lucky accompanied by his friend and coz
nexlon' Mr.. Richard Adams, young gen.
tielnan belonging to Richmond. have taken
their passage in her. Col. Todd we know
goes out as Charge DIES Affaires for the UNI.
tea States TO the Government of the Co.
,o',ioian Kepublic-'-he will be landed pro.
oao'y, at Carthasena, or possibly Laguira,
, anu men proceed, to Santa Fe-de -Bogota,
,ne oapitai of the Republic, which is about
iV MI miles IN the interior of the country,
.o, ne " >. brig Spark, Captain Wnkine
SUI lias every thing on board ready for
'l'.ze, and | am informed will sail in three
or four days, " "'' " III
o,, We have had an opportunity of running
ter. seoa over The preface to Captain PO,-
mrs second edition of his Journal It's
wb,os with all the spirit, ability, and poia,
W. distinguish this officers writing
,eIr ia" aas done justice to his country, to hjr.
'en, ana to the Reviews. We have f.
5irhl S ", ..sd for such reply, and we III
'sny srahhed at It's PUBLICATION.
IleH Pc
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