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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
MISCELLANY.

FROM the .NeD- York Commercial Advertiser
: The land vatue not, Jut ina matter of right
IA cao1 aoth the DepA for tie ninth part of a
hair -
SECOND DISTRTCT-JUSTICES COURT,
June 8.
MILLER, VS.. TOHPKLNS. 4a-a
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
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VARIETY.
LOOSE THOUGHTS.

Mrs. Maculey having published book under
this title, Mr. Garrck was asked If he did not
think il a strange title for lady to choose Z" BY
no MEANS" replied he, the sooner d woman gets
rid OF such thoughts the better"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

EH,fgTGRts. Seven hundred and thirty seven
Emigrants hayc, lately, arrived at ST. John,
from iTelant. "A part of them, il j. said, intend
settling ia the u. States.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09
100000,
/ Prize Of $4,000.
/ do. Of $4,000,
1 do. Of $4,000.
ga do. of $1,000,

Besides great many Of S5c0-Sl00 and smaller
ones, making in all about $4,000 TO BE- drawn
AZ The next six ORA wings, and TO accommodate
distant customers and save postage, the sDbscFi-
Der has divided Tickets into seYenths, four
teenths and twenty eighths, so that persons hay-
ing quarters of thirteen dollar prizes, may have
a seventh, those with az eighth, one fourteenth,
aad those with a sixte entb, one twenty Ell hth,
without sending any change which will save a
great deal IN post &c. Bat persons sending pri-
yes by Mail, mus; pay the double postage or
they will not be attended ~.
Present price of TICKETS, Wholes go, Quar-
tiers IS, Ssvenihs S2.S5, Ei=hths g. 80, Four-
teenths 81, ~, Sixteenths Sl,25, Twentyei hths
70 cents
The 2Gth drawing will BE received 10 morrow,
ana the LOl Terry viii probably fash ne xt
month.
T.*Waranted uudrawn TIcKETs and parts in
tie greatest variety Of Members, and all orders
RON distance promptly aud faithfully attend
Cd To by NJ. DAVIS. -sgeEi for ne LsiIery.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

bobrlDhoffer in his account of the Aapones peo-
PIE OF Paraguay, mentions that their LANGUAGE j.
the same as some other tribes with such differences
ase from the of abolishing the name Of every
person who dies.-Ths causes extensive and perpetl
al mutauon.-For as every person took his IRON
some visible object new name for that object is 10
De substituted when the appellaton Of the deceased is
prescribed and all the dervaons subject the
same rule.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-07-09

ELIASHIB ADAMS, Cashier.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
april Is
An Act.
Vestins in the Board of Health certain
powers deemed nscssaryin the discharge

Vestine IN the Board of Health certain
powers deemed nscssaryin the discharge
ofthelr duties.
DEIT ENACTED, by tile Common
D Council OF the town of Alexandria,
in Council assembled, That the Board OF
Health, and each Of the members thereof,
in the particular district assigned to that
member, of which notice shall have been
given in the newspapers, shall have pow
er, which is hereby granted, to order and
direct the superintendent OF Police to have
removed, in the manner prescribed by the
various laws OF the Corporation in those
cases made and provided, all nuisances,
which ia their opinion might endanger the
health of the inhabitants.
Sec. 9. .1nd be ii further enacted, That
the superintendent OF Police shall prompts
y obey every such order given to him in
writing assaioresaid, and if he should neg
lect or refuse the performance OF any duty
assigned to him as aforesaid, tor longer
space OF time than twenty four hours alter
receiving the same, he shall forfeit and
pay one dollar per hour, tor every hour
thereafter, that he shall so refuse or neg
lect the same, without reasonable excuse
be given.
Sec. 8 find be At further enacted, That
as compensation for services rendered
under this act, and for the additional pen
alties hereby imposed for neglect, the SUI
perintendant OF Police snail receive an adj
dtional compensation to that already
prescribed by law. to be fixed by Common
Council, OH the Recommendation OF the
Board of Health.
Sec 4 find be 1t further enacted, That
this act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passing thereof.
Passed in Council this 9th day of April
1899. j. SWIFT,
President of the Common Council.
Approved, 10Th April, 1929.
CH'R. NEALE, Mayor.
Test. l. F. THOMPSON, c. G.
april Is ). ,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Orphans Court,

.Alercndr7a County,
April Term, 1922.
ORDERED, that The administrator Of
" Thomas Triplett, decd, do insert
the usual notice TO debtors and creditors
three times in the Alexandria newspapers,
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE:
Reg. of Wills.
Thss is to give notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
ty in the District Of Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF said county,
letters Of administration on the personal e.
state of Thomas Triplett, late of the county
aforesaid deceased: All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, passed
by the Orphans Court, on or before the
18th day of October, next, or they may
by law be excluded from all beneht TO
said estate, and those indebted thereto are
REQUIRED TO make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
April, 1929, n.r,oD
Administrator of Thos. Tripett, decd.
APRIL IS OF
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16

v..u,b scu.dron, consisting OF a re-,
Tug ar;g and schooner, had lately ar
iriga!e, D he kiyer of Plate. The British
i l,,on Of var Sheney, O'Bryan, saiieo Ia
o,u with the Sensca Tor Englahu.
I Iomp been relieved few days before oy
'"1 W. learn by the Bordeaux. LON 81. Sal
.d,r that every thing was tranquil al the
'; auo She left, on the 10th Feb. The gov
' "nnu,ent was in the hands OF native Brazil
.."s with the exception OF one European
gbo had long held place, ana was Aacn
respected, or ,,.p1cayRo
The Superb, arrived yesterday, sailed
Marrb n under convoy OF the Colombian
-aSr. Independencia, brig Liberator and
chr. as tender; and parted company, Oh
tba 18,h in the Gulf Of Coro, the squadron
being destined to the blockade OF Cofo,,,-
There had been an embargo at MaracaToo
t,r ca DAVIS. which was raised when the
souadron came out. roo
On the 9th, the Maracaybo troops, ll00
s,yonp. under Gen. Hares, and the irish
zion. ESQ strong, under Major FerrierI,
crossed the gulph TO Alto Gracia ana LOOK
mn tkeir line of march for Coro.
DR.. Fam, respectable physician in Lon
don, has lately published small volume
on fine nature and Cure OF Cancer, partic-
pIsrly in tbe stage denominated Occult, in
Inch he states, that the has used with
Great success, in that dreadful disease, the
Tncns Helminthocorton, or Corsicon Sea
Mos ard so confident is he of the efficacy
If his plan of treatment. that he expresses
himself in the following language:
81 am well persuaded, there IS no more
maligaancy in canceTous than other tu-
mours, if they ate treated In proper
manner. =,
His work is illustrated witha coloured
pale of the plant,
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Fifty Dollars Reward

Z OST, on Saturday evening, between
aIJohn Hepburn's confectionery store
and the market house, AIRED morocco peck
ct book, with the strap torn and sewed to-
gether-it contained a small parcel OF mo-
ney, how much precisely is not recolleci-
ed. There wastwo FIVE dollar notes, on
the Bank OF Alexandra, both new, and two
FIVE dollar notes on tie Bank of Virginia,
and some SMALL notes.-the book | will
swear TO. The papers are valuable to me-
and my name is on the greater part o!!hem
.nril Is DAVIS BOWIE.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. APRIL 10,

ARRIVED,
BRIG Columbus, Marbury, Cape day
lien, l3 days; ballast to j. Il. Laid 4 20.
Capt. Nj was detained Is days by embar-
90, which was taken off, March 20, OF
English and American vessels French
vessels and property. still detained.
Schr. Mary, Simmons, New York; pota-
foes to Lindsay & Hill, and brandy 10 VIM.
Fowle {. Co.
Sunday, april 14-Arriyed.
Schr. Superior, Burlington, n. York, Z
days; oats, brandy, wine, sugar, apples,
rum. cheese, onions, &c. to J. h. Laid &
Co. VIM. Fowle, & Co, and the Master.
SAILED,
Schr. Eliza & Betsey, Nickerson, New.
Bedford,
.Mondoy, .Gpril I5-Arrlved,
Schr. Antelope, Tapahannock, corn and
tobacco 10 B. Hampson & Son,
Schr. John, Buck, Richmond, Goals tc
Aw. Ramsay, Tobacco 10 John Grub, 4
John D Brown.
: Schr. Eliza Ann, Fitchell, from Frede-
rcksburgh, tobacco 10 VIM. Fowle y 20.
SAILED.
Ship Boston, Finley. Savannah.
Schr. Mary, Moifett, Baltimore,
Sloop Altoona, Nicolls, Providence h, |.
Brig Hebe, Pratt, of this port, at st.
Salvador, uncertain, per brig Bordeaux,
Bstman, arrived at New York in fifty days.
Ship Wnhelmina, Wilson. of this port,
from Savannah. arrived at Liverpool, Feb
Is.
Brig Resolution, Luckett, from hence
arrived at st. Barts, in 26 days, after very
bOsterous passage.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Pubic Sale.

oOAAO OOAS'
DY virtue OF a deed of trust from T.W.
Id Peyton and wife, to me for che pur-
poses therein expressed, shall proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, at
l2 O'clock. on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th
day Of MAY, the following valuable
REAL ESTATE,
to wit: That lot of ground on the north
west corner OF King and Columbus streets,
bounded as follows: beginning at the in
tersection of the said streets, thence ives:
ON King street IA feet, then north parallel
to Columbus street 100 feet; then west pa
rallel to King street 40 feet inches; then
north parallel 10 Columbus stress 80 feet
3 inches, then east parallel to King street,
1873 feet S inches to Columbus street, then
on Columbus street south, l39 feet 3 in-
ss ches to the beginning. This pro-
"E perry c0mprehends three distinct
&ssE buildings, which will be offered
49, Tor sale separately. The spacious
brick warehouse at the corner 10 the occu-
psncy of Messrs. J. 4. J. Douglas, the
brick warehouse adjoining, and the frame
dwelling agreeably situated on King street
west of the brick buildings, and occupied
by Mr.. J. Douglas.
A credit of 6, le, and l8 months will be
given on the purchase money, upon notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
from the day OF sale. and deed of trust
on the property will be taken to secure
the payment. A statement OF the ground
rents to which the improvements are re-
spectively subject, will be submitted at
the time and place of sale.
j. l.. McKENNA:
april IS Is Trustee.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
An Act.

THO repeal part of the Goth section OF
q the act entitled an act reducing into
one, and amending the several acts re-
specting guagers, measures .ot lumber,
wood and bark, and inspectors of beef,
pork, fish, wbiskey, peach and apple bran
dy--
SEC. 1. Be 1t enacted by the Common
Council Of .Aerondraa, That so much of
the Goth sec Of the above mentioned act
as prohibits the inspection of fish import
ed into the town Of Alexandria, from other
ports of the United States, and inspect
ed and branded according to law, in such
ports, be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 9. .3nd be 1t further enacted, That
this act shall be in force from and after the
passing thereof.
Passed in Council, this eighth day Of
April, 1922.
J. SWIFT,
President of the Common Council.
Approved 18th April 1922,
CHR. NEALE, Mayor.
Teste, I. P. THOMPSON, c. c.
april is st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Spring Goods.

Spring Goods.
C. Nip THOMPSON,
uAVE just received per the ship Bel
IL videra, from Liverpool, and ale now
opening, :.
T. Sheppard's extra super6ne cloths and
cassimeres.
9-8 and s 4 jaconet cambrics
Do cambria muslins
White and coloured, corded and striped
do.
Gentlemen's fashionable fancy cravat
handkerchiefs
"A super6ne light and dark cambria
gingbams
Fancy undressed prints
Striped Aorentines
Imitation seersuckers
White and printed Marseilles cuttings
Patent power loom shirtings
Cotton hosiery
Hollis 8 cord sewing cotton
Rhodes twilled black bombazetts, &c.
By the next arrival they expect hand
some assortment of white and colured
DRII4I1INGS.
april 10
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Public Sale Of valuable, Pro-
perry.

perry.
6.- Pursuant to the last will and
H3e testament, OF Joseph Dean, decd.
Mssssl will be sold by public auction on
& Wednesday, the LIST day OF May,
at | l o'clock, on the several premises, TO
the highest bidder. the residue of bis real
estate, consisting of
One three story brick dwelling house,
situate on the south side Of King street.
between Fairfax and Wster streets, with
brick stable, &c. on the South side of an
alley in the rear of the dwelling house. y
One brick Warehouse on Union, be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, now occu-
pied by Mr., SAMUEL Dean.
One LOT of ground A 8-l2 feet on Water
and Onion streets, running through the
square, and adjoining the Warehouse oc-
cupied by MIR. Samuel Dean. On this lot
there is Cooper's shop and shed, ocGupi-
ed by Messrs H.ll& Valentine.
Also, lot OF ground, SO feet on Water
street, and running through the square to
Union street, on which is erected two
story brick dwelling house, and a small
frame dwelling, both occusnd.
Also, lot OF ground on the East side Of
Union street, bounded by the river on
which there IS small wharf
Terms of sale, one third cash-one third
in slx months, and the remaining third in
twelve months, with interest from day Of
sale
At the same time will be sold at the
dwelling on King street,
Four thousand one hundred dollars In
Road Stock in the Union Bank OF Alex
audria, and ten shares Of Little Falls
Bridge Stock.
anril IL &c
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
New Orleans SUGAR.

New Orleans Sugar.
TONI H. LADD & Co. offer for sales
- ESQ hhds. N. Orleans, 4 WI. sugar.
$4,000 lbs.s Porto Rico, Havana & st
Domingo coffee.
1876 chests Y. Hyson, Imperial 4 Gun.
powder teas.
IS puncheons West India and New
England rum.
IS pipes cognac & Marseilles brandy
ls SO s Do cd sGr r,e Whiskey.
20 pipes Madeira
Sc casks claret,
geo bxs old claret ~.
white & muscat. wines.
A casks port, Te-
nerife, Malaga,
and Colmenar
300 boxes yellow soap,
300 do double boiled marble iosP.
rs do do do white dc
8 casks best olive Z Oil
loo baskets do do t'
30 casks cut nails assorted sjzSs
159 sides soal leather.
Zoo bbls beef and pork
Goo tons plaster,
march22
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
Attention.

yEyHE Alexandra Independent Blues
4, will parade in full uniform on Satur-
day, next at the market square, at ~ o.
clock. BY order of the Captain,
J. H. SMOOT, Sec.
april Is st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-16
.lliRRIED.

On Thursday last, Mr.. John r Cation, to
Miss Eliza, daughter of Enoch Gfigsby,
Esa. ali of Centresille, Fairfax county,
|" Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19

rect, it is due TO him and To the public, that
these charges should be refutcd. No honest
man fears Investigation. There is generous
feeling among all people which exalts him
who Is maliclously assaed. He who fears
inquiry does not deserve confidence. Let the
resolution pass let us have all the information
that can possibly be asked for, and if the re-
suit should be that the Secretary explains his
conduct to the satisfaction of this House, and
the people of this country, that he proves that
lils conduct had been directed by The best mo-
tives, and that the result has been in the high
es, degree beneficial TO the country, let it be
made to appear; and, on the other hand, if the
charges which have been made by. the mem
Der from Illinois against his motives and con
duct, shall be properly supported, it is due to
the people fthc United States that il should
be known. The reputation which may have
been acquired through long and active exer-
IONS, IS too valuable to be trifled with. There
Is a decacy in IFS very nature, mot the deli
cacy of the member from sllinoisJ which will
admit OF no destinations without demanding
explanations.
MIR. Gilmer again observed that he was in
favor OF strict inquiry INTO the conduct of eve
ry offlcer of this government, that those who
may be found to have discharged their duty
may hold that rank in tho estimation of their
countrymen which they deserve, and their
powerof usefulness be increased and that
those who may be found undeserving of pub
lie trust may be superseded by others more
worthy Of public confidence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il.

II.
The Senate took up, in committee of the
whole, Mr.. Chaadier in the chair, the bill fot
the reliefo of James X. Clark, "a purser in the
Navy, whe prays TO be allowed, in the settle
ment OF his accounts, credit for Il sum of pub
nc money amounting To $40 dollars, of which
he was robbed in Marseilles, in France, in the
year 1881
a debate &C considerable duration followed,
on the circumstances and merits Of this claim,
IN which 1t was opposed by Messrs. Smith
and Lanman, ard was advocated by Mcssrs.
Southland and Van Dyke. In The end the
bill was reported TO the Senate, and was or
dered 10 be ensrossed for third reading.
The Senate then wcnt into the consi~
deration OF Executive business, and spent
some time with the doors closed after which,
The Senate resgtned legislative business,
and took up, according to the order ofthe day,
the bill 10 define the maritime Jurisdiction
ol The cennts ofthe United States and, after
adopting some amendments thereto on the
motion Of Mr.. King Of N. Y. the bill was
ordered to he engrOssed for q third reading.
The cngrossed bill to amend the laws now.
IN force as Ia the issuing original wris and
hnal process in the Circuit Courts of the u.
States in the state of Tennessee and the re-
solution directing monuments 10 be placed
over The remains ofcertain deceased Senators
were severallyrcad a third time, passed and the
FORMER SEQ, to tho House 81 Representatives
for concurrence.
The bin granting to the city ofNew Orleans
certain piece UfgrOund therein, passed through
Il committee of The whole, and was ordered 10
be rngrossed Tor a third reading, by yeas and
nays, ~ 60 3.
Mr.. -IacOn submitted the following resolu-
tion:
Resohcd, That tie Committee on Military AfTai,s
he instructed 10 inquire into the fHpediency Of alter
Ing the I'd article OF the general regulations of the
army, on The sajcct Of brryci rank so IS to make IL
conform To the GIst ccOf of the articles OF war.
! The Senate then resumed the consideration
ofthc bill to amend the charter of the Bank
of the United States--tnc amendment offered
yesterday, by Mr.. Eaton, being still pending.
After short debate, il which the amend
ment was supported by the mover, and was
! opposed by Messrs. Mills und Holmes OF NE.
the amendment was negatiyed.
! Mr.. Williams of Tenn. offered an amend
ment tO the first section, going 10 require Of
| the Bank TO make all its notes Of and under
10 dollars payable at the principal Bank Or
any Of the branches.
| This proposition was supported BIZ the
mover and by Mr.. Talbot, and was opposed
( by Messrs. otis and King OF ". Y. After an
Intellectual attempt by Mr.. Van Dyke to limit
the operation Of the amendment 10 five dol
lar bills,
The question was taken on the arnendmen,
and It was agreed to by the following vote:
YEAS.--Messrs. Barbour, Bastoa, Brown Of Ohio
Chandler, Elliott, Gall,rd, johnson of Ken King u
I Ma. i.antnan, Lloid, Micou, Noble. Palmer Plea
ssnts, Rnggles, Smith, Talbot, Tavlot Thomas
Walker, Ware, Williams of Te6nessse- %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
THOMAS LAMBERT,
MERCHANT T.4ILOR,


NEARLY opposite the Bell Tavern and Mess:s
j. n J. Kyle, Man-sireeiO
OSr respectfully informs his friends and the public in
fl general that he has purchased the Stock Lambert
Aedhf Go. consisting principally of
Thomas Sheppard's Regent and Velvet
Cloths and Cassimeres
Valencia, MarseilIes, Toilinet, Swansdown
and black Silk Florentine Vestings:
ALSo-dn Elegant aud Fashionable assortment oF
READI-MADE CLOTHING
Which he Is determined sell very reduced prices
Ills late partner, Mr. Geo Williamson, having settled in
New Work. with the intention devotine his and
large capital o the importation of Dry Goods he will he
enabled 10 receive through him the fashionable goods
and the best lie has also
IN London, with of the respectable Tailor ng Is
iab;shncnts in that Metropolis by which he viii receive
PAifERNS when any change however ryia takes place
in the fashions
1t may he satisfactory the numerous customers of the
late FIRM TO know that Fir Peter Keith continues
num- whose abilities as cutter too well known
quire
He pledges himself that he will employ any workmeu
but the very first rate that lie will always keep as fine
goods be had, and that the greatest puuctual,y
Dc observed.
lie hopes with those inducenen is and lis nurremed
Stiepiion 10 business merit hare of public patronage
GF@ie will continue to make MILITARY
and NAVAL UNIFORMS, according the ates, regu,a
stious.
TT ANY Gentleman wishing garment made speedily car
he acoommodated-by having any garment made sir
houys notice
Richmond, March 1o1-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY GOODS


fG'HE subscribers Intending decline the business
will sell auction, under the superintendent of Otis
Dunlop & Co. on WEDNESDAY, The 10th of March, at
O'Clock; their ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, COM
prisng large and valuable has
offered in this city.
.in,o.g them tke foUozring articles.
Best superlne Cloths assorted coiors
Do do. CassimereS, do.
Black and colored Boulbazctis
Superiine Boinbazipes assorted coors,
I'll AMI IL Cotton Cambrics
Supcrine and commun Dimties
Furniture do.
Figured Nankeen Grape Robes
On. do. GRAPES
Figured and Striped Lcyantines
Blue, White, Pink and Green Florence Silks
Al and I'd Irish Linens
SuperAne Furniture Cacoes
Long and Short Yellow Nankeens
Mar>eiles Vesiing, elegant Calicoes
Figured and plain Alusiins
Do. and do. Leno 1usins
Do and do. Book do.
Russia Diaper and iine Irish do
Elegant Damask Table Cloths
Russia Drilling, Russia Sheetings
Brown Hollands, Plads, Stripes
Uhambrays, Brown Shirtings ard Sheetirgs
Cotton Hose, WoTsted do. &c. &c. &c.
TEfMS-Unders 100, Cash over s 100, and months
credit.
o. Should the Sale he concluded the first day ii will
oo continued from day To day till closed.
JOHN * WILLIAM MILLER.
z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-19
FOR SALE,


- W lease JOT 4 ERIN OF Years,
fTiHAr we'll known estate called HATfEY'S coal PITS
- containing iOj acres Of land, lying in the county oil
vhstield and state O Virginia, the road
and at The termination Of tie turnpike twelve miles Cror
The city 2" Richmond This has long been In the m
sey ~ syo Harry lieth deceased, and from its grea
DOoy' am superior quality has gained reputation oyef
every other cOal mine she continent.
ANY person persons disposed purchase or lease sid
esato WIZ ma one Of the prOpriet0rs agent in the
neigtborhood ofthe premises from the fs of Univ nnt ,
id oi august next In Of sale, part Of the none,
wibe expected in hand the balance in in,tancnts Win
liberal credit S VIZ"
u ihe editors lte Baltimore Patriot PHILADELPHIA De
hoeauc ffess and New York Commercial Advertiser ar,
requested TO publish The above twice week ti the sist o
august "ext aud immediately ser so4wsd their account
this Office for pa ysaent
warren g. .o3-dS