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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
WHEAT MANIFEST.

The following is an extract from letter
from Staunlon of29th May The letter of Mr.
Turner shows that in Jefferson county also
the waste has been considerable. With US, the
crops not as much destroyed WAS expect
ed. The rich land will produce fine crops.
the poor bad enough ,
am sorry 10 inform yon, that the prospects for
wheat crop all frustrated ia this section Of the
Country. Some at she farmers will not lac able Ia
get their seed and none at all. for many have
ploughed their fields and planted in ITS stead,
and have no do"hi there will be Il great scarcity
the ensuing year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
TRIAL OF col. ARBUCKLE.

BAToN ROUGE, April l9.-We have read
pamphlet published on the 9TH inst. containing
the charges on which Col. NJ. Arbuckle, 7th
u. 5. Infantry, was called before the Court
Martial. convened at Baton Rouge, on the
9th ut. and presided by Brig. Gen. Atkinson.
The charges were preferred by Mr.. Thomas
Lawson, Surgeon u. S. army, and Breyet
MAJOR Twlggs, lst Infantry.
The charges were nine in number viz:
Charge lsi.-COuduct unbecoming an officer and
gcnileman.'
dhis charge is supported by SO specifications.
" Charge 2d.-Neglcct of duiy."
This charge rs supportedhy ID specifications
Charge Observation-Disclosures of orders"
l lbs charge rs supported by Two specifications.
Charge lIh-Iying"
Charge 5sh.--Fraud'
.dddition,l Charges.
Unmiliiary conduct"
Signing false certificates"
Inhnman, unoihcer-ike, and ungenilemanly
conduct"
To all and each Of which the accused pleaded
" Not Guilty"
Some of the specifications being barred by
limitation, the accused was not permitted to
plead to them; others were objected to, as
being indefinite, which was sustained by the
Court, and therefore not pleaded 10.
The Court, after mature deliberation, found
the accused, Col Matthew Arbuckle, 9TH u.
>. Infantry" Not Gully" Ofthe charges aud
'P'CIhCdiiohs preferred against him. Four
specifications were, however, proven, hut the
Court, taking into consideration the circu,n-
stances connected with the fact. attached no
crlnlnaiity thereto, and To neither of them.
aud therefore acquitted him of all and each of
them.
We understand that the decision of the
Court has been confirmed by f. p. Gaines
commanding General.
WtStern Fur Trade.
Franklin, (Mo.) April 1.-The Boats
Rocky Mountains and Yellow Stone Packet.
under the command of WIN. II. Ashley. from
ST. Louis, for the mouth of the Yellow Stone
River, arrived here on Wednesday last ON
their way up, aud departed the next day.
These boats have on board about 100 men.
who are to join party Of about the same
number, which has been for some time AT
that place where forts have been erected and
other dispositions made for the srcurity of
the company, and for prosecuting the fur
trade upon an extensive scale.
The Boston Evening Gazette, says il is un-
derstood that Captain Hull is to relieve
captain STEWART in ths command Of the u
,. Naval force in the Pacific ocean.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
TILE CRIMINALS.


NoRFoLK, May 28.-In consequence Of the
testimony Of negro man David, given at the
trial of Lewis, for the murder OF Mr.. Walker,
II warrant was issued for the apprehension of
negro Jesse, stated by David, in his evidence
before the Court, To have been an accomplice
with Lewis in the murder. Jesse was ac-
lcordingy app ehended and taken to Ports
mouth, where he was examined before Tapley
Webb, Esq. magistrate of that town, and
committed tn Jail, TO take his trial on Satur
day next, before court of mag istrates, to be
convened for the purpose.
Lewis has made full confession of his
guilt. He avows that he committed the muir
der. hut that il was entirely at the instigation
of David, 1.-THE witness,) who importuned him
To do it, and who would let him have no rest
till he perpetratrd the horrid deed. This is
not at all probable; though rs David knew
the murderous intentions of Lewis and did
not disclose them, he is scarcely less culpable
than if he had taken a more active part in the
bloody transaction. We may therefore con
slider the decision of The court in his case,
which only requires that he shall be sold 10 be-
carried away from this part of the country, as
IA very mild one. Herald.
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
| Is daily thronged with visitors. Several
fashionable parties have already been attract
ed TO it from this place, and as the season
advances, and the inducements to visit il are
more urgent, we have no doubt that It will
become the favorte resort of all who seek
health and pleasure. 10.
HeSSian Fy.-The progress OF this curse Of
the wheat country, has been extensive and
alarming almost beyond example, in nearly
the whole of Maryland and Virginia The
| following extract of "A letter to the Editor oil
the American Farmer from h. S. Turner
Esq. of Jefferson county, Va. one Of the most
skiIful and successful farmers in that state
may be considered as official evidence of the
existence aud extent of the evil: Nat Int
" WheaHan8, May 10.
"The havoc committed by the Hessian FLY
~ without example, and surpasscs all descrip-
ton. Our fields are literally laid waste, and
cattle are turned on many of them, which
| three or four weeks ago promised an ample
remuneration To the industrious farmer for his
anxious and tuilsome care. His late hopes
so bright and SD buoyant, are converted sud
denly into black despair. | have already
said that our people are generally in debt
This misfortune exists To an alarming ahd
awful extent. What they will now do under
this new and severe calamity | cannot tell
1t is only known To Him who, in his inscruta
BILE wisdom, dispeus.s ii Our clover ha:
wholly failed for the two last seasons, and it,
place occupied with innumerable weeds of tn,
most pernicious kind. The Rye crops ar,
remarkably good.
81 have given you, my dear sir, a gloomy
but faithful picture. Rest assured that it il
not exaggerated.
IN. b. Great complaints, as usual, of tn,
grub or cut worm, in the early planted corn
Even mine has been severely attacked under
circumstances that have resisted its effect uni
formly for many successive years"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
am SIR, respectfully, yours,
w. r. JOHNSON.

Whpnit is considered that Henry, in conse-
sequence of the regulations peculiar 10 .Ne,o
York, carried ttOeire pounds more than any
horse of his age would carry, on any other
course either in America or Great Britain, and
that seuen pounds is calculated TO make in four
miles, the difference of distance, it must he
allowed that the Virginia champion made "A
GREAr RAcE.-In fact, that according to the
calculation just stated, Henry, had he not car
ried the twelve pounds beyond what his age
and general sporting regulations justify, would
sides Eclipse has been trained upon the New
York course, and his rider has been long ac
quainted with every foot oft, great advantages
10 the calculations of spOrtsmen. Ball. u. Ga-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

Last accounts Gom Gail: represent the people as
almost in an universal revolt against the EXISTING GO
Vernnient. The new tariff lad exciird great Odiun
Several towns had joined against the Director, and
The \ my Of Frtyre was only 60 leagues from San
tidg0- The Director was said be anxious
clihte his cn"m'rymen by sncriirug ROdrigmes, The
Minister OF TIea, ury, and olhers--and for this pur-
pose had depuied = mutual FREUD 10 Fr4yre TO ne
sociAe am amlrah!e .ltn.t,aemi Of this hilLereace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

sent? Q. Who is 20 pay FOR the papers thus sent p
). Who ought pay the postage OF the papers thus
forwarded BIZ null, without orders aud without au-
'horiij !, the Editor sufficiently ioeaithy thus
freely and eithou price to ENLIGHrEs the public
mud tB.1 '' One Of tie fsir0red.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
IO0.0OO TaQENAARSn
GOYvENTsE
APPROXIMATIONS WANTED

WHEREAS JOHN BAHRAS, naive 81 England laf
w the port Oi Newcastle upun Tyne IN then about
81 years oi ngtn the caPacy of seauan aud arrived
NoriOk, IN virginia from whence be proceeded Ports
mouth, New Hampshire where be wrote his friends iu
July i77j he soon afterwards let Portsmouth in New
Hampshire, for the state OF Virginia, 10
settle %hat part NOT known) Iuhis letter, da' July
llij he stated he acquainted with Mr.. Carlisle of
Alexandria, In Virginia, who had been friendly him II
therefore presumed II hr returned Virginia appears
to have been his intention, that he would call u0n Ms Car
Isle, aud probably settle in Alexandria, follow his pro-
lcion as SEAMAN from that port " the aid John Barrar
Is living or bas m lawful issue hey will hear Of something
10 Their advantage 10y applying 10 EDWARD wilson rr
SpacknHh Wilson, PhHdelpa; and II dcnd any person
wp shall give such information ~ s suid Edward Wilson
or SparkmHnN wilson. enable them To procure sat
actpry proof NJ the fact shalt I've entitled IN twenty dol
hes, which viii be paid by the said Edward wilson O p
Sltrkmsu n Wilson. Iuse g. e-g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03
ROndOke Navigation Comp0nY.

Yaresoiuliou of the Board Directors he Roaness
- NHyigtiou Company. passed the second day last
mouth The s0t kiInders OF the said company rcgured
pay ino the treasury, the first d1y at October prxf
the oi five dollars each every share o stock
held by them rrspecuyel beng the ninth reguisiion.
BY order IT tLe Board 0f Directors.
Nav a. e-st A JOYHEH, Treasurer
H. whom 10 mas concern ber,l, notified hst H.
"A suDscrircr has determined close his nsmifstrat;n
rpun the esiate " Capt WILLIAM FLEMMtNG GAINFS
without delay Al persons pyisr clains against the st
es'fe ore regretted 20 bring them forward Immortality
ihis notice wi hc plc9r n hrr Of i whif1 urv
hr produc after the effects shlt have ii,trlutei
aWorgs fhc lcgaffrs. RCRT B. GAINES,
Sdmy Wm. y Niirr.. dec.
I'If H-.vF,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

Cock Of Rock 1t was won by the f'rner
with ease, in two heats.
The first heat was run in minutes 81 Sc
couds-the second in minutes, seconds. Il
was handsome running, cad the spectators
were numerous.
This day the three mile heats are to be run,
for purse of $500. We understand MIR
Johnson's horse Sioto and Easy, and the Vr
gilman horse Chiiders, are entered for the race
lNer. .4dv.
Long Island, May 93h, 1928.
ir. Crawford, Editor of the Virginia Times.l
SIR: In compliance with your request
communicated through our friend Mr. Il. ID
Davis, and contained in your letter of the
esd inst. now embrace the earliest oppor.
tunity to inform you of the result ofthe Great
Match.
We Southerns all assembled here in fine
spirits and joined in the contest with strong
resolntiun.-W have lost the battle, but are
not anquished-could we have had an open
course to run upon, and not upon the
crowd, as was the case, we should
have beat the race, as ours is the best horse.
The first heat was taken by Henry, and he
closely contested the cd and 3d.
The time of the heats was, lst,7 40-9d
40, and Sd, s 2i.
| am SIR respectfully, yours,
w. r. JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

The board of Trustees of Transylvaria Uni
vcrsity have elected Daniel Drake. NJ. ID. of
Cincinnati, Professor Of .Naierin -Hedjca, and
Robert Best, Esq. Assistant 10 the Chemical
Professor in Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

CARD.-The Wa,hagion Republican is sent
regularly 10 H7aber Of persons " different paris Of
ihs state, gratis That IS, she persons 20 whom The
paper is sent never subscribed fo IT, or requested IL
10 bp.sent uiem. Q,ere--l. Why is this paper thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

In stating the fact yesterday that the Pirates
had been driyenby Commodore PORTER from
the Ocedn to deprpdate on the iand,we should
have said they were well mounted instead OF
well manned The fear of their being driven
to the same desperate shifts hereafter, will, il
is hoped, induce the authorities on shore to ex.
tirpate them altogether. Bait. finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

--latest from PoriugGl.-Accounts from ST.
Ubcs, by Capt. Cage, at Boston, are to April
IS. II was the opinion of well informed per
sons that Portugal would make a common
cause with Spain against the French. Sedi-
tious placards had been stuck up both at
Lisbon and ST. Ubes, but the principal persons
concerned in this business had been arrested.
The frigate Congress arrived of Newcastle
on Saturday last. where she viii receive on
board Sir. Rodney, minister to Buenos Ayrrs,
and Mr.. Nelson, minister 10 Spain. After
leaving Newcastle, the Congress is to proceed
to Cadz with Mr.. Nelson and after landing
him, she will proceed 10 Buenos Ayres with
MI. Rodney. How the Dons will like the idea
of the same vessel conveying, at the same
time, Minister to their country, and one to
ono Of their revnltcd Colonies, is doubtful
but it is highly probable, they would as suou
that Mr.. Nelson had gone alone. DEL. Gqz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

NASHVILLE, May 14.-MF. GRUMPY and
Col. RoBr. Armstrong, in obedience to- the
appointments Of the Secretary at War, organ-
sed themselves into court of inquiry at three
o'clock p. NJ. on Yesterday for the purpose of
examining into the correctness ofIhe charges
made by the Editor Of the Constitutional Ad-
vocate against Stephen Cantrell, pension agent
for West Tennessee. The high standing Of the
gentlemen selected for capacity and integrity
furnishes guarantee that the examination
will he a radical one, and the truth thereby
ELECTED.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-06-03

The Boston Evening Gazette, says it is I'M
derstood that Captain Hull is to relieve
captain STEWART in ths command Of the u
>. Naval force in the Pacific ocean.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
OBI1'UIRl.

Departed this life al Fredericksburg, on
the 10Th inst. aged 81 years, HecToR
ALEXANDER, Esq. native OF Scotland,
but tor many years resident OF DUN
fries, Va. HIS remains were inferred at
Duntries TN the nth, attended by a nu.
merous concourse OF relatives and friends,
who will long deplore the loss society has
experienced in his death. II may be truly
SAID of hlm more aGectioDate and hospi-
taole man never lived his honesty, integ.
rity and humanity to all around him, is be-
lieved not to have beer surpassed-As be
lived 50 ne died christian. 10 The wri,
ter OF this be was very well known, and
bis unexpected death will be source of
regret 10 him, and, no doubt, to his nu-
merous friends and acquaIutances.-Ene-
mics he had none.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
IN COUNCIL,
Nay ~ 1898,

nay ~ toSo'
Joseph Vaudeville and Ella Lunt,
We're appointed by Council members al
the Board OF Health, to supply the vaeaB'
Cies occasloned by the resignation OF WI
liam Barleman aud Thomas Smith.
The Committee appointed 10 examine
Columbus street, between Wolfe and
Wilkes streets, made report; Whereup-
on, Ordered, That the superintendent OF
Police exeCuts the work agreeable 10 the
above report and charge the expense 10
the Fourth Weird, provided it does not ex-
ceed twenty dollars.
On the petition ot sundry lnhs btants on
Henry, between King ami Duke streets;
il Is Ordered, Fiat Messrs. DAVIS, Doug
lass, Longden and Robinson, be appoint
I'd 10 examine into the situation OF Henry
street, between King and Duke, and re-
port 10 Council.
Resolved, That the Council will sit as
Court OF Appeals, on the 2Sd, $50, and
"a instant: from halt past 10, Until o.
cteck, during each day. Extract,
J, =, THOMPSON. G. G.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
lO-MOM ROW.

an FRIDAY, al 10 O'Clock, will bea
" sold at the aur.ion Office, Tor lhss
benefit Of the underwriters
50 Pieces Fancy Prints,
dan aged Oh board The ship Pioneer, cap:
tain Crablree. from Liverpool.
ALSO,
Sugar in bbls, soap IN boxes
Mould candles iu boxes dipped do in DO,
Sup. Port wine, vinegar brandy
Rum, crockery, furniture OF every de-
scTiplion.
Also, positively without reserve, to-
close sales, 10 cases mems fine inita''o0-
beaver hats. ALSO,
Knives & forks common, do. superior:
saws, &c.
H,H be added TO this days sale, BY order
of The trustees,
iron chest, belonging to the Ise Mer~.
chants Bank.
may Is S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
Public Sale.

NN TUESDAY the 9Glb OF May next.
~ will positively BE- solo, Of The resi-,
dence of the late Jacob Heinems d, decd,
VARIETY or
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of beds, bedstead., side cards.
tables, chairs, carpets, and che eiehl day
clock also, one first rate mich cow
Also. variety of silver spoons. soup la
dies, ream-pots, &c. sc
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r.
n. B.. The Aforementioned sale twilS
take place at 10 O'CLOCK, A. M VI hen the
articles therein named will positively be
sold to the highest bidder.
pTbe above sale is post
poned to Thursday, ED INST
L. }. executor.
may 10 t.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
From the Point Garden

"ILL be sold, vegetables and roots
w of the best class, and seeds psrl,'h-
larry collected from the most noted r aces
in Europe. Specimens have been &C
at our market, and pronounced 10 be The,
best and earliest eve? seen. Tomorrow
morning will be displayed for sale, al The
market, perhaps the best EARLY CAB
BAGE ever seen. Cabbage and Lettuce
Plants. OF the best quality, can be had at
the garden and market.
N. B. Families can be served at their
own houses, at any time of The day from
my house. on Royal street, opposite Mrs.
SherTons. hoRkRT GRAY.
nay - y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
For Sale or Freight,

ssss, The brig REBECCA, three anti
&&ss hal, years old. superior built
vessel, ami OF the best materials, sails fast
and carries 1900 barrels, or 200 hhds. OF
tobacco. II not sold in lew days she
will take freight to Europe OR the West
Indies. Apply to
WIN. FOWI,E & CO.
Who have tor sale, SAID brig cargo, of
$500 bushels bright Cadiz salt
may lo
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
A FRESH SUPPLY
OF
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.

Fancy and Staple articles;
which, with their purchases OF last month,
render their assortment, very complete
among which are the following -
London super blue and black cloths, do
super dark and gray mkt, brown and O.
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
MKT cassimeres. cassinets, ~hIte and CO.
lored drillings, constitution and Genoa
olive cords, cotton cassimeres, striped cot
ton Florentine, striped satteeDs rlbb'd An
COLA cassIDeres, white Jeans, PLAIN and
twIled black bombaZetts, black Bomba-
zeens, (Oery SaperiOr) | case superior
London caIiCoes, a . "a super and
common cambrcs, jaconet and mul! uIull
musllns A and Ga plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss. book, and leno .muslins,
fashionable London coiored yestlngs,
plain and figured white Marseilles, French
and the real English figured black horen
tine. figured gros de Naples, sinsbaws,
sarsnes, Italian Iutestring, white and black
sattlr, Fiorences and Leyantlnes, Canton
and Nankeen black and co!ured grapes.
! Z 4 and ga Nank. en- Grape shawls co
Iored cotton sha Wis and hdk's. Zel'a hdkis.
fancy silk do. Ia NEG and very beautiful
! article J white lace shawls, vei'eteen
scarls and handkerchiets, thread and cot
! ton laces, linen Camtric and cambIlc hdkis.
Irish lioens and iowns, dowins, shec ing
Droghedas. and brown Hollands, Russia
sbeetings, burlaps and Scotch Osnaburgs,
Madras, bandanna and flag hdkis. blue,
yellow. and red ground twIlled cotton do.
I chInlz furniture, domestic plaids q stripes,
shlrings and sheetings, colored and white
dennes. Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture. and aproa checks, ia
& l4-4 Marseiies quilts, steam loom shirt
iDgs, long cloths. danask table cloths L. di-
apers. mems, women's, g. misses Gotten
hose mems half do. ingram black cotton do
white, black blue, d pink Italian grapes,
pins, tapes. bobbins,slik & cambria buttons
sewing cot,ons OF every description,
threads. Italian sewing silks. ladies and
! misses kid and beaver gloves, mems silk.
kid and Woodstock gloves, lad les white
AID black silk hose, fancy Mantua and
satin ribbons, silk cords ana brs,ds, CHI
neal cords, elegant parasos and umbrel.
| las, and great variety OF other articles
in their line. which makes complete their
assortment, aud do most respectfully IN
vite their friends and the public, to call
and examine, promising tina! their store
shall always MAINTAIN the name OF the
Cheap Ca,h Store c. & r. B.
COTTON YARN,
of The Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices OF
,he day, may 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
FROM ENGLAND.

New. YoRK, May l2.--By the ship Ma.
ria, capt. Fowler, the editors OF the Ga
zetie have received the London Sun OF The
Attn, from which they copy an article re.
speeding the statement made IN That paper
Ut the I'd, on the subject OF a declaration
OF war. They give II to their readers with
out comment.
The Sun states, that there was report
in Paris that there was TO be demand OF
$1,000 men, by anticipation, upon the
Consumption OF i823--and that one OF the
aids of Gen. Guiileminot had arrived IN
Paris under The charge vi an officer OF
Gencarmerie.
LoEpoN, April 4.
Sun Office, O'Clock, Second Edition.
We stated IN Second Edition Ut The Sun
OF Wednesday last, that the French De-
ciaraiton of War had been received by
our government. Yesterday was the day
appointed tor its discussion, with our For
eIgn Minister and tue French Ambassa-
dor; and We can state from authority that
his ExcelenCy and Mr.. Canning were
closeted tor two hours at Gloucester Lodge
yesterday, on this important subject.
We can also state, tina, the French Co.
vernment are exceedingly alarmed lest
privateerIng should be allowed by the
British Government, ana by the protabl-
hly that our seanen will volunteer IN great
numbers into that part ot the Spanish SER
vice. These measures, we are we'll as
sured, the French government is most
anxious TO prevent; and urgent :epresen-
lat!ons have been made on tue subject TO
the British CABINET.
There is not one word OF truth in the
reports respecting the letter said to have
been addressed by the king OF Spain to
The French Government, ana counlersign-
ed by oIr ~ Iiiam A'Court /; tor we posi-
lively know that the BRUSH Cabinet has
no such information.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15
THIS DAY.
THIS DAY.

On THURSDAY. 10Th Of Nay, at Is o'crk.
su. Will be SOLD at The Reading
Nfs Room, the dwelling house s',c +
Hssss lots OF land, On STUMP HILL,
~ lately occupied by the late Mr. H.
&. Norton the whole containing about
2l9 acres. we'll inclosed. fhe situation is
high g. healthy, with ine view OF the river
and town, from which 1t. is distant 2 lies.
The gatdeL is well situated, and has ma
ny valuable vines, shrubs, IIuil trees, and
good asparagus beds The house. Iwo sto-'
ries high, OF BRICK, with every necessary
out house, with pump connected with ..
dairy at the Coor Tie lots will be sold,
altogether OF separately 10 SUIT purcba-
sers, aDt reasonable Tine Tor payment
will be given upon the purchase money
being well secured ih interest from the
day Of sale. A plan CT the land may bH
seen al the auction room.
S A. MAkSTELLER, auc.
,mayl3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-15

Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
100 boxes fresh Sicily lemons
l9 do oranges
Is bags FlIbeIts
! do English walDuts
10 casks { Superior
50 boxes Goshen cheese
10 sperm candles
6 do Italian paste
80 good wh,skey
Just received per schooner Blacksmith
and Tor sale by SAM. MESSERSMlTH.
may Is