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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
Erens tde Milledgepile Reeoraer.

From the B7itiedgeviie Recorder.
We recommend The following unan-
swerable argument to the especial notice
of all true haters of internal improve
DeDts. IL will apply, with some slight
changes, TO our turhpik es,our streets our
academies, our college, ard every other
establishneht,b by whose operation, nature,
both intellectual and iDanimate, is chan
ged from It's original condition, and made
to assume rev and hideous appearance.
Nm unanSwernbte argument against Ca
mails.
ain the reign OF Charles II company
OF Dutch contractors proposed on certain
terms, to make the Tsgus naVigsble to
Lisbon, and the ManssDares from Mad
rid to where it meets the Taeus. The
council Of CASTLE, after much delibera.
lion, answered, "1 hat if il had pleased
God that these two rivers should have
been nsvigable, he would not have want
ed human assistance 10 mako them such,
but as be had not done il, it is plain that
he did not think il proper that it should
be done. To attempt Wherefore, Nv ould
be to violate the decree OF his providence.
and to amend the imperfecrions which
he dcsigDedIy left in his works"
There IS now living in a neighboripg
village, man who has been three times
married (; each of his wives names was
the same he has had three cbildled by
each, and each lived with him three
years. tie vas widowcr between each
marriage three years, fas three children
living, the third by each wife, and whose
birth days are within three days Of each
other. His last wife has been dead three
years, and he expects to be married a
gain in three months. Brighten E. Coz
The superiority of some is merely 10
cal. They are great, because their asSe.
eistes are little.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14

livar that a French squadron was cruz
ing of Cadiz-that the French army was
besieging it, and bad obtained possession
Of the Castle of S.. Rogue. They kept up
a constant bombardmenf of'tie torn. This
intelligence briggs our accounts TO 20 days
from Cadiz.
The responsibility Of our informant IN.
duces us TO place full reliance on this intor.
nation. The Bolivar, We presume, is the
vessel which boarded the brig Mary and
Jane (srrived at Philadelphia on the day
she came out of Gibraltar, as mentioned
in her report published on Monday .-.y4me.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON the 9th of July, 1923, a man by
" the name of John B. Reid, thin vi.
sage, straight &.slender made, small head.
dark hair and eyes, large black whiskers,
six feet or upwards high, strait nose, fierce
spoken at times. stands on the side of his
feet when still, fore finger on The right
hand put ont of joint, very discernable
when attended to. The said John B. Reid
took with him two muIatto slaves; one oil
which the said Reid sold me in the year
1890, which have been in my possession
ever since, until The said John B. Reid
took him. A bright mulatto man named
Daoy, low well made fellow, 5 feet S Or
inces high, thin jaws, black hair, lately
trimmed, except bis ioretop, that left long
his hair inclined TO curl, bis eyes of vel :
low color; here are little or no marks OF
severity on his back; long whiskers,
straight nose, fellow OF good countenance
when spoken to, no marks or scars on him.
as recollect; be is sensible fellow, tull
OF conversation, 80 years of age. The
girl Kitty, is bright mulatto, 10 years
OF age, straight and slender made, small
size, black hair, tclerahle long 4 straight.
a slim hollow foot, her large toes turn very
much ont; she has holes in her ears,
with the intent OF ear rings; has plessan,
cnuntenauce, full dark eye, straight nose,
a small scar ON her left cheek, from burn;
about this time tits said she is pregnant
Their clothing cannot describe. The
above John B Reid. expect. has forged
papers with him. A reward of fifty dol.
lars will be given for experimenting said
Reid, and twenty five dollars for each
slave, if delivered at Fairfax court. house
Iva. or to Archibald Johnson, living ia
Shelbay county. Kentucky, near She bay
vile court house, and all reasonable ex'
pences paid. JOHN BOWEN sen'r.
aug ID 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Notice.

PY virtue of writ of .fsri tacias TO
~ me directed from single magistrate,
will be sold to tie highest bidder Tor rea.
dy cash, on the s5th inst, at the residence
of Henly w. Lanham, all the said Lam
hams's interest in and TO the following
property ,Viz:-negro woman Milly, girl
Eliza, girl Nelly, boy George, boy Lloyd.
girl Nancy; levied and taken as the pro-
perry OF the said HenIy w. Latham, and
will be sold to satisfy sundry judgments
due Singleton Townsbend and Philip J.
w. Lepscomb, Sale TO commence al IL
O'Clock. SAMUEL FORCE,
aug IA w3w Constable.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
lll ED.

AT City Point, Virginia, on the 7th inst.
MIR. James P, Hoffman, son OF Jacob Hoff.
man, Esq. Of Alexan
On the 9th inst after lingering and
protracted illness, Mr. Francis Webster, in
the s2d year of bis age.--Thus has death,
in his indiscrimioate conquests, snatched
from The fond embrace OF an extensive cir
Gle Of friends and acquaintance, youth !,
who, with truth be it said, was s,udious
thro' life to discharge al! lis various relations
with scrupulous exaC,ness, as friend, he
was warm and sincere; as a companion,
possessing an active mind and social dispo-
sltion, he cheered the little circle with
whom he was wont to associate; and al.
though nearly worn down under the pres
sure of disease, he retained until the last
those lively saIies of wit for which he was
remarkable. Religion was with him sem
timent, as well a. system: it was ope-
rative in bis lie; and at bis death, he was
firm in faith, and cheerful in hope. 1t
therefore behoves his afflicted friends, to
exalt their minds from fond regret and IN
awaiting grief. to the contemplation of bis
many virtues to cherish the soothing re-
Election, that their deceased companion is
now enjoying the rich rewards ola virtuous
life in the mansions OF the blessed This
imperfect sketch, is given by one who was
personally and intimately acquainted with
the deceased, and is offered as slender
trihufe IN deDartpd worth
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Warburton for Rent.

TNHE subscriber will rent for. the ensu-
ing year, bis Warburton Farm. con-
taing about 1000 acres Of land, upwards
of 500 of which are arabic. The land, with
the exception of one small field, is fertile,
and well adapted to the growth OF tobacco,
corn, and small grain. Any person who
may rent it, shall have the privilege OF
seeding this tall From good tenant On.
Iy moderate rent will be exacled. "A
reserve will be made Of the old dwelling
house, yard, and garden. There are Sc
yersl comfortable buildings on the place,
good stables and cow houses, corn house
and four large tobacco houses. For terms
apply to the subscriber, living near bia-
densbufg. ~, ,,,ccro
July 81 OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Board of Health.

Anxious for the continued health OF the
inhabitants. and considering that the sea-
son has arrived when it is OF the utmost
consequence that the town should be kept
clean, dry and clear OF filth of every kind,
the members of the board, each in his re-
spective district, accompanied by the Su-
perintendent OF Police, will proceed 10
re.eyamine the various portions OF the
town, and cause all nuissnces 10 be prompt
ly removed. The board earnestly recon-
mend the observance, as far as practica.
BILE, of the following rules:
Cellars TO be kept dry, constantly aired,
and while-washed, when convenient; no
putrid animal or vegetable matter to re-
main therein ; no wood for fuel kept there
in until frost, it il can be avoided.
Enclosed yards, vacant lots, and out
houses, to be kept perfectly dry; privies
to be kept constantly lined; houses unoe-
cuped to be kept daily opened and aired.
By order OF the Board
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
august 9 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
One Negro Man,
Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT to deed OF Trust dated
l. October the first 1890. from Charles
Ewell to the subscriber. to secure the psy.
ment OF certain debts due 10 George K.
Gather and George Carson & Co. will be
sold tor cash, at The front door Of the Court
House, in Brentsville, on the first Monday
OF September next, tract or parcel Of
land, lying partly in the counties of Eau.
quier and Prince William, estimated 10
contain three hundred and thirty acres.
The above land was purchased by the
said Ewell OF a certain John TAYLOR and
wife, and is tolerably we'll adapted to uIe
production OF the staples of the country.
Sale to commence at l2 NJ.
july Is tIS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
~ MARINE LIST, IL
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED-AUG. IL.

Ship Eagle Morril, ST Ubes, 80 ds TO the
Capes. Sailed. Jolly 4. in company with
brig Texel, Hill, tor Salem. July LIST,
saiIed-Ships Armata, Baltimore; Rising
Sun, Ames, Philadelphia Briggs Neslor,
Weeks, Portland; Vermont, New York;
Adams, Rich, Castine Bartlett, Boston /;
Eunice, Barker, Boston; Hannah, Harris,
Portsmouth Leit--sbipS Hercules, Gard.
ner, N. York; Mary Ann, Pedrck, Phila-
delphia; Briggs Motion, Harrod, Castine;
Sultana, Osgood, Portsmouth Noble, Bath;
Eight Sons, Low, Boston; Good Hope,
Kelley, do Atlantic, How land, do. Stork +,
Salem schr. Decatur, Russell, Marble
head, would sail about the 9Th July Ju-
" 81, lat. 90 N. lon. Sc w. spoke brig
William and Henry, OF Baltimore; bound
TO the West Indies.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Schr. Friend to Peace, Fendsll, Mao'
dock,
Schr. Alto, MoHen, Baltimore,
SAILED-Aya IS.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
The U. S. schr. Ferret, Lieut.. Newell,
passed up tor Washington.
Ship Pioneer. Crabtree, from hence TOR
Amsterdam, landed her passengers at
Cowes June "a.
List Of vesssls left at St. Thomas, July %.
by brig Resolution, Capt Lucken.
Schr Topaz, Capt. Miles, who died by
the breaking OF blood vessel, of and tor
Baltimore, 8 days; schr. Franklin; OF and
for Baltimore, not discharged, and sever
al others, names not recolected. Brig
Alabama, of and for Philadelphia. sailed
10 company, and parted lat. "a, long, ST..
Aug. I. Cape Henry N. w. By W. 60
miles-saw a schr. standing TO north west
with No. IS in the fore .top.sail. Aug: 8.
Cape Henry in sigbt-saw ship and 3
briggs laying off and on, with signals
for pilots-Dot pilot to be seen.--
% the tail of the Horse Shoe. one
large ship getting under way, with 1: T..
in the fore top sail. Aug. 10, Passed brig
Warren, from hence. off Smiths Point,
beating down. Aug. II. Passed schooner
Dash & brig Pomona in Naujemoy Reach,
beating down.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
ROMBARDMENT OF CADIZ,

BALTIMORE, Aug. l3.-We learn from
q gentleman passenger in the schooner
Zion, which arrived here last evening in
nine days from ST. Barts, tba, the Palriut
brig Bolivar, captain Almeida, had arrived
at St. Bar,s two days before the Zion sail
ed, in II days from ciuze off Cadiz.-
He understood from the Officers Of The b.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For Bremen.

IN, Tie ship NIAGARA. NaihauieI
A&Gookin master she is hearty load.
ed. and will sail on or about the Goth inst;
II 80 hhds Of freight offer Immediately they
will be taken, aud few passengers
can be well accommodated. Apply to
the master on board, or to
J. II. LADD g. Co.
aug IA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Five Dollars Reward.

T OST, supposed in Royal-street, on
IL the 18th ult small Gold Ring set
with diamonds, and The name IS Crimes
engraven on it.. The above rev ard viii
be paid on delivering il 10 Mr.. BENJAMIN
WoOp, at the Gazette Office.
Jewellers and others are requested 10
stop ii should it be offered for sale.
aug 5 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Pocket Book Lost.

T OST. on Thursday evening, 9TH inst.
IL large old black pocket book, note
of 2 dollars, book OF accounts and seve.
raj o,her papers and notes of hand, &c.
The finder may have the two dollars, by
returning the book and papers to the prin'
ter; or 10 JOHN THOMAS.
aug IL st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Lemons.
Notice.

A Ii those who have claims, against the
N late firm of AEoREw JAMESON & Sos,
are requested to present them 10 the SUBJ
sctiber; and those who have been long
indebted TO il, will be expected to make
payment of their accounts when called up
on. ROBERT JAMESON,
July loft Surviving Partner;
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
Vinegar, etc.

THE subscribers have on hand a large
Il supply OF the best picking vinegar,
which they can recommend. ALSO. a
general assortment OF the best
Groceries, Vines, Liquors, etc.
Whiskey in barrels of an excellent quail
ty. r. Il. RAMSAY g. Co.
swuk Also, for rent on moderate
aE terms, the store lately occupied
Xiii by VIM. H. Carne, on Ramsay
&c. wharf. The situation is coDslde.
ed as good as any other in town. Apply
os above. aug Id
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For jamaica,

sE The very superior and fast
9sxE sailing schr LUCINDA. George
Fletcher, master; bu-then 700 barrels, and
can take 200 bbls on freight il offered im.
LADD & Co.
aug Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For Barbados,

TX The good and fast sailing schr.
HERO, VIM. Weston, master ::
burthen about 700 bbls. and requires 300
hbls on freight. Apply TO
Who have received. for sale, by said ves-
sci, 5000 bushels Turks Island salt.
anr Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14

Landing THIS day, 8 Tor Sale,
SO quarter casks OF Co!menar
30 halt quarter casks WINE.
3 quarter casks of Lachryna Christi
$50 bis Susquebsnnab behring's
St. Domingo coffee
aug 9 A. G.. CAZENOVE g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WILL be sold on IEursdov the lin
w September next, at The late resi-.
dence OF John Summers, deceased,
$50 Acres Of Land,
more Or less, lying and being in the coun.
y OF Fairfax, Virginia; S miles from the
Court House, ~ from Alexandra. and 8
from Georgetown; with a good dwelling
HOUSE, and all necessary out houses :,
1t is deemed unnecessary to saw any
thing more, as it is presumed persons wish.
ing 10 purchase will view the premises.
One. third of the purchase money 10 be paid
10 twelve months, the balance in two equal
and annual payments. Also,
One Negro Man,
on credit Of twelve months. All persons
indebted to the estate Of John and Eliza
PEN summers, deceased. are requested to
meet me at the above time and place, and
make payment.
+. 5. Also several shares of the Ale,ap.
dr'a and Mechanics Bank Stock, on twelve
months credit.
EDWARD SUMMERS,
Admir- OF John Summers, decd.
aug st win the viii annexed.
The editors OF the Naiiona lu,elligepcer
will publish the above three times. and
send their account TO this Office.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14
For Sale,
4 FIRST rate COOK aad GARDNER.
"A Apply to The Printer.
Aug ls 81
Sugars and Wine.

u " IH0'
33 hbds first quality ST. Croix sugars
40 quarter and Casks OF Sicily NADER.
80 hall quarter IA VINE OF sup. quail.
Landing flom the brig Venrrosa, and Tor
sale by WIN. FOWLE g. 60.
aug IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-14

WILL be sold on 1Sxrsdoy the IIh
w September next, at The late resi-.
dence OF John Summers, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
FOR SALE


III the 10th Of October 1913, TRACT OF LAND The
- county Of Halifax, containing by estimation 400 Acres
about AOO Of which river bottom ofte first quality and
ihe gh lands are generally good. we'll uibered and
tered This land lies about eight miles court
house, on the south side of Dan river, branch of the
Roanoke, which IS nayigated with entire safety.
The estate has all the usual Improvements IT, large
and commodous dwelling house ice house Stables tobacco
houses, ana buildings for and other pnr-
poses The tract be divided adyaniag eousy
era parts, and will be disposed Of il desired One 9Th
Of The purchase money will be required in hand, asd the
balance IN two equal instruments falling due the
goth December 1924, TIE other the 25h Dec. 1925.
Also, TRACT OF LAND in the said county, two miles
above the aforementioned tract situated the south side
Of Dan river containing $50 acres which
river bottom Of fine quality aud about 200 creek
bottom which require but little expense render them as
valuable ne river bottom on this tract there is valuable
ferry Dan river The for The sale Of this tract
~ apd will be the the first tract Of
iand Possession will be given Christmas but permits
sion viii be granted the purchaser make my preparation
which he wishes FOR crop the ensuing yrar
PAUL CARRINGTON.
CLEMENT X. CARRGNGTON,
Executors Of Sarah Darlington, dee
july ~. 2ftds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
Lctr Il, gisIer. OF I5c Vn;1eJ S7o,ec

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AND REGULATIONS &c."> Nv WIh;an, GriGN, ESQ
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This original and extensive work contains neside :,
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It am much delighted with the work ne far i, tas mr.
grcsed Will be Invaluable 70 the country ri la.gc
Alter Ia" copy, of the two volumes compIec had ne
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"hIch the Editor apologised for using in circular NJ
,ce zoe loEss'ing extract We observes rc,fo Tia,
u sue uu nave deemed 1t 81 I'll necessary apo c
Tor the use oithe e from my !crter cor o..
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IHOS. Adds EMMETT. SAIL. NOVn
~ ~.
New York, June, 1928
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ihe Federal System" and in preparation So ,bef
purchasers or subscribers need not sarv have t
LIST & 2l. ''' M w
IL was Thought most advisable, to include State Lave
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BOphSiOTe Of TETFu Cf,rr
Who has just published and for sale lardolp', Virginia
Reports price six dollars. July 20 "a 50 w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
LAND FOR SALE

Eef virtue of iced Of i-rst he subscriber on
the 9Th day Of April 1900 I've Warner Williams fr ;be
- (among other birg) Of securing .le ra,nirnt oa
''rl therein mentioned due Toel ,e
sold to the hiehcs; biic- r cash. the prenis ~ sat
"rdny the ts DIV Of Augnst tract (nr
5rh thereof a. m he necessary living and
county of RschinC' tho waters oc Fshrcnd creek
containing about 100 bounded hv tho lands of
Jauc Walker John WoOison' leCaircs TIE state Of
Js Woti"s ofCoocbGnHi' being the land purchased nv
ihe 'aid Williams of Robert Smith nrd Samuel Hall
deed will he executed the dav of purchased,
upon the If the purchac money conveying such
title ONLY vested In i'quhscrier trust
Trir ~. With
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
eb. %. si-wh GEORGE FrrzuUGr.
n Valuable Farm Tor Sale

fb'jE land whereon the late Major Tames g. Row resided
. lying IN the county of King Queen will he offered
Tor sale to- the highest bidder, the Courthouse of said
county, Ionday the Ssh day Of August next il inif
not The fr day. The about 100 acres
400 nt which y high land and the balance marsh In quail
iiy Of soil this land j. much inferior any high land
~ tie lower country The soil peculiarly adapted The
CROWN ~ corn and much OF IL produces good wheat
other small graif The marsh attached
hrn and valuable iOr crrEngit might b" reclaimed with
as little difficulty ard expense other i'm
section of the cou;ry. This tract Is ,psraby suoted
mics below the courthouse Of aid county, ard inmedi-
aiev on The Matap0ny Thas the advantage Of tic.
most valuable herring fisheries e river The dw erf
house which IS large anil cnmmodou and all necessary
out houses are IN excellent repair, order for
receiving family of any .ize. The purchaser viii be pnt
In possession Of the premises the III ofJanuarv neat
Terms OF sale One. anf three credit. Bonds
with approved security, and oftrUst secure their
payment rs they become due, viii be required the pur
chaser. =, ~, Fra SCTy now 'U''
by the trustees joins W. FLFEr.
June ~. fg-ce,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
: TWENTY nOIIARS RFWlRn-

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, time n Iaruary
: 1922, negro named JAMES who sometimes calls
himself lanes loving tai. trim made follow about 40
wears 81 age, has SNAIL of his believed
10 he the right and the lip his the
marks Of s"verv believe lie has ON one nf
hs ARMS. occS'one3 hv'a burn-has ling hands
"cng forehead velow. dingv looking eyes, deep
or 'fsu IL his head. of
t.' t'cu"h not wu'ato- Tie is well known James
RIVER h's followed ihr river bOaiman years.
and hasrr She river from above tie rounfain an, II,
duced 10 htc'" he is The NJ this time The
above rcw"-f viii he given rcrson who will deliver
Jim {" mo in Fuvanpa (near lille AIhcarIe or Sc
cure him in i9i SO that get him again all reasonable
'xprns-S paid. THOMAS ADAMS.
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-05
FOUNTAIN INN-BolIimore

TUE subscriber having gsin leased nuw occupying
the shove Establishment begs leave inform his Old
customers and the public gcefay that shall bo his en-.
deavor TO give satisfaction 10 Ill those who rive hin,
ibeir customs ue house has every Gccnmnod alton
for he travellers comfort Good B,d &C. &c. The stages
souh and otherwise % tn and from this establishment every
ay famii'es ana those requiring private ran be
handsomely accommodated u is not uecessarv 20 sn
more than that every attention shall he paid to those who
may cav on JNO. ~ BAHNEY.
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