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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-12
RENOV AL.
TURTLE SOUP,

A RAMINTA WEBSTER informs her friends
a and old customers that she has commenc.
ed serveing turtle soup, which NAV be had
regularly during the season, on Mondays,
thursdays, aud Saturdays, at the usual hour,
l O'Clock.
NJ Soup ready for delivery this day at u
o'clock.
Picked oysters, picked Holsters, hard and
soft fresh crabs, and other refreshments of the
season will be carefully prepared and kept at
70 society Efpii," Garner OF RngAl aosi Q,,s~o
one -1rqrC above the C't~ nt':i 81 an p
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-12
q Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

4 HE subscriber has just received fresh
upply OF first quality Goshen cream cheese
liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
vine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles By the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaica aud Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
sc. for sale Rs usual at his store on Royal-st.
next door to the city hotel ,WM DUNLAP
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-12
JAMES s. GUNNELL, NJ. ID.
DENTIST.


ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services as
In dentist to the citizens and visiters OF the
District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgetown. Alexandria
DR. Sim DE-. C.Worthington DIR. Semmes
i. May Il War6eld Washington
CutbuSh Henderson Richards
Hunt N.W.Worthington Fitzhugh
Sewali Bohrer Peakc
Washington Magruder Stabier
Watkins
Gen John Mason, Richard B. Lee, esq col
A. Henderson, GeorgeGraham, esq. rev.Dr. A.
Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets w on the same square with
MIR: Gunton's apothecary shop.
Washington City, nov II If
~ DR.. Gunnell will be at MIR.
Clageu's Hotel, Ale xandria, every Tuesday and
Friday, from IL ". until p. nj during the
months Of April and May, (and longer ifnrces-
sary.) All letters addressed 10 DIR q. inWash-
ington, or left at Clagett's Hotel, will be
punctually attended to march II
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-12

Total OF square and e., iron S7,l0O lbs.
To be delivered At the navy yard at Pi,iIadeI-
phia, on or before the lstday OF January, lS24,
to he Subjectto the inspection of toe yard, and
20 be Paid for, the account Of delivery heint.
r"ceipted bv the stof ckeepeT, and approved hs
the commanding officer, by the navy agent AZ
Philadelphia. lie march 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
LAND NOE hLI-E-

Ehih Subscriber nrr. for sale tc tract ofiand IN hich
hn resides. situated IN t.f COUNTY " Chcster. IT, so
m'' on Manchester, md ile Manchester tnrn-
Wht James rver ~ s cf contains G3i ncree - al
winch Wont land u good quality md heavily ifirrcd
's any Hnd ~ the county excellent mill has
,e''nU! n'fn erected upon the premises, on very
Rouu NrH witch renders She timber peculiarly valuafe
i'c improvements consist of cnmm0dious dwelling
Dow h"tings for servants ard domestic purpose
"" goo" nr9 aud stable The siiuaii.n rena rkably
nc.'p Hnh TIE bud well wafoged. she tract NAV be IL
H 7bv nageoaiy and VIII be- disposed a. III desired
" we grove dci " iand j. dispoed Of p,iraeiy be-
m~' VIC hr d1' oi October next, Il will hat dav BE-
'" ~ public auction, the premises upon credit of
Que '"' "Hi tiref fear, " desired the payment of
Tue p"ch"e moucv wl be divided into six ansaal install.
W.n~ e1ch in-it.iacn heagg iueics from, The dav 90
iie ~ hr same tine and place VII hr s,d on tfe3if
~ h'e months H hc farming utensils, TIRE growing craf.
% q" i''-f hN oats and rye Wagon ant tcstn
'' lhr sloeA oi Sheep hogs COWS fttnnbp.t ,tbirf
ave $50 'os" Of oxe1 and soca ,nct COWS, and
ever rrc''' % rrope0y pcrsiune 10 Inc firm.
ANDERSON ipWaftto
'' 81 -3.t sstdt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
FOR SALE.

IN IN the 18th Of October 1929 TRACT OF LAND in the
~ county of Halifax, containing by estimation 400
about 400 of which river bottom othe first qualify
the high lands are generally good, well mberp and
tered This land lies about eight miles south the
house, the. south side Dan river, the
Roanoke, which Is navgated with entire
The estate has all the usual improvements it, large
and commoious DIV cling house, ice house, stables
houses, and buildings for and other domestic
poses The tract may be divided advanae eosy
eral parts and will disposed Of IL One fifth
of the purchase will he required hand and the
balance in two equal instruments, falling due the
25th December 1924 the other the 25ih Dec. 1925.
Also, TRACT OF land in the said county, TWO miles
above the aforementioned situated the
of Dan river containing $50 Of which acres
are river bottom of fine quality, about 200
hotton which require but little render them
valuable as river bottom. on this there
ferry Dan river. The the
81 land will De the for The first mentioned tract
land Possession will he given Christmas, but p-rmis-
sion viii be eraned the purchaser make
which lie wishes Tor crop the ensuing year.
PAUL CARRINGTON
CLEMENT X. CARRINGTON,
Executors of Sarah Carrincun dec.
July 49,
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sters il generates. The suddenness of TN.
revolution unfortunately placed this unnatural
copnexion In avery conspicuous point of
view but those who inquire into the cbarac-
ter of political re, Outions with an eve IN
Truth, should be cautious never Ia confuund
The ebuliiIions of expiring despoiom with the
eft r,escence of established liberty. The first
constitution of France went into operation
under the pressure of every embarrassment
that ages of despotism and disorder could
accumulate. The wheels of the machine.
were clngged, ahd the harmony of its muse
ments destroyed. This occurred too, when
miracles were expected by the sang,line spirit
OF the times from the influence of freedom ;
Tor no one seemed disposed to remember that
years were necessary TO enable even liberty
to convert penury into abundance, or distress
INTO prosperity. All gave way To the inspi-
rations of hope, and none to the dictates of
reason. Although experience shows that il is
not from The gusts of passion, but from AN
enlarged comprehension of general principles,
drawn from observation and the practice OF
nations that the laws of an empire should
emanate, the Legislators of France preciptate-
ly overturned every thing Unhappily, the
storm winch was then up, had blown out the
lights OF reason, and obscured the stars of rx-
perience Tie navigators of the ship of state
spread her canvass tuo freely To the wind and
as they lief, no helm 10 guide her, when the
WIND 'eercd she verred along with it, and Civ
ing her sides IN the roll of the sea- she had
her masis Immediately carried by the board.
In this deplorablc state of things the manage
ment OF the wreck naturally fell into the
hands OF the most desperate and atrocio,s of
the crew Tor the mass OF the nation b ling I'm
trained III The exercise of political rights mis-
took loudness of profession for sincerity oi
heart. They had M idea of ii government
without absolute power aud therefore after
investing their new rulers with despotic au,ho
rity, fancled themselves free hrcause they had
stripped the crown of IFS prerosatives Vain
and ridiculous delusion and yet what tor.
rents fblood has ii cost this bray, and gene.
rous nation TO get rid of it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
FOR SALE.

MY tract of land in Alhemare county, heretofore nv
residence consisting of $500 acres, 1000 OF
wnirh are oi the best mountain quality and living
lew e mountain aud extending generally of good
quaiily and remarkably well mbered waieret The
u"c lie: on the south side of the Ryanna, branch of
James river navigabe for baueaux Milton, which is
win 81 miles. II is miles from Charlottesville and
from 'he University. of its advantageous situation for
he'lih and society, no remark need be made The,
estate has all the usual Improvements it, commoous
dwelling House buildings other dome site
PURPOSES good stables barus with machines
Sr'l aud saw mill 18th good houses for managers
aorels well posted for each purpose, in good
PAIR The tract may he divided into
part and will lac disposed of it desired The pawn ent
ol hr purchase not'y may he made by Instruments With
very liberal credit I" lie agreed the time of sar-
rue furniture and the stock OF every kind may sold with
the land. 800
have also Cor sale anotherraci,o rather 700
acres hrer miles below Milton, within the river on
us northern side, which Les we'll is quality well
and waiered, and has valuable
passing through IL This j. divided into TWO farms
'"ch living on u dwelling house, cOmnodinus ir n
small Family, with necessary buildings Credit will be
gwen Tor this tract. in like manner as for The other
Persons inelinable IL purchase will address themselves
"','c'H To me JAMES MONROE.
Washington, June TO- iO-sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
LAND NON SAIE

'O he sold agTeeably decree o the spcrior oorft
ot ch"pcery for the Richmhrd district wherein Vr,
uH9 "onnisirHior oi william Price, deceased is IT.
ana enf Banks ard others defendants on credit Of ono
Two ami irce years, by fLe commissioners Charles arbut
. d"es leHnil, or either nf them, Giles Cofthnusr
w. Wv gu l"N oi Angn.t NEXT that hcing conrf f,ay-if
' to ,"wine tracts Of and wing in said county to wit
lvD dcfe~ situated one ile W The ord Of Glade
creek branch ot New river mud ON Nathan, r;,re 80
some waters OF Bie and Little neaycr creeks waters Of Pr
ny river 1000 acres on lOrs tiige and chiefly in fe
nf ~ PinFy river, branch Of Now river: 200 scra On
be SOM" 20 s'de 81 Laurel creek yire between aid
creh "n oh'rpefs Knobs tO1 hs northwest sife
han waters o adr creek $50 acres ON Glade rreck
ihf purchasers viii he required 10 give bond and ecu
fty 10 TIE commissioners, uraiiiar II tbep,
uyorter as CiiAUTFS AHpIf.ItIF. II fop,rsis
July o.. "a '"'''
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TI'S1Itcf " y VynIfu, 70 frit
--ESE il remembered, that the sixteenth say of
IT, 81 - Jun, in The foriyseyenth year OF the indeer
urnce OF the United States of America, Peter Cotton
OF The aid district hnih deposited in this office of
DOOR Tue right whereof he Claims proprietor in the words
o9wing I" Wit Reporso IF Cases argued aud
"a ne Court 81 iPPeaisoF Iirgino. FOL 1. ny PEYTON
hdNDoLFH Counsellor at LIAR" In conformity 10 the
ct OF Tue Congress OF the United States entitled An net
tue encouragement of learning, hy securing
"i charts aud books, the authors of
such copies, during the times therein .nenionedn
RID JEFFRlES,
Clerk N the District OF Virginin.
II The above work Will be- Published in ten or twelve
NNNN. July 4. l7-gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
Pdiudbie James Rirer Lands for E1nf

pursuance OF an order ot the superior chm
Gerry Tor the Richmond district, The ray Of
June 1873, i'll the of Gat Hancock and adj shall
on thursday the 9Th day August next the front door
Tue Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond offer rent
from me Isl January 1924 until the Is ay of January 1926
inc Ann on which NJ W. Hancock resides, being n
par OF me tract called the Plantation, in the county
per9h renting To have the privilege of seeding crop of
sa gram tms iaii reserSing the right of any succeed
ing tenant to seed small grain in The a OF IG2i The rem,
10 be pad IN money, to which, approx ed
security Will he required.
July IR. 2l--6i ]. GuERRANr NJ G q 1. u IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
NOTICE.

NESSRS p. TRIPLErr & CO having assigned
4'a the subscriber for the benefit
uitors, all their erciS at Kind persons inet
he, 10y hot, open account otherwise, requested
given.
Their stock Of goods hand consisting of very gen
ernl nti well selected ASSORTMENT ci HAkDW ARE CUT
LERf, will be sold. by Wholesale and retail the
reduced prices, in order to settle the speedily, the
store lately occupied 10y them, where duly authors
agent for the purpose III efteting sales will always
ound-Country merchants. particularly. will find il To
their interest To cali. THOMAS GREEN, Trustee.
June g.. a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
WESTERN AGENCY

VIZ subscriber agent r.nrnler of rynns NJ Viz
e'h!' having found ia necessNfv to establish an of.
ev .. e seat al 'ernnen in Kentucky has procured
sHner WIN we" al extending his business and will
NV r.eNt hgences Tor dong business all dissertations
or Stns i"i investigating tfes, prosecuting snt nav
Ivy "NtS corctilS money. &c. TO aid him in which be
mas engaged the best cuunsel in state HAVING been
"ehSN ~ US business for five years lac has been necs
We .ry' Nith every tract laid 50 as 10 shev all
e" ne ieels strong confidence in his ability t ferin
hr riativr strength These connections already extend
upwards of 500 miles the Ohio river and tev are rdu
NV thargnE, - That after while he Hopes upon III, re-
'ei q" an agency for land able 10 Jecrnir- lie
sengh {" 'me iiiie and from bis general nh
the connrt know the quality nfte Ihoui much dill
hcWF lhr Subscriber has also an Office established In
o"e"'bor"ugh a. The New Banks where in his absence
us brother, Philip TripIe viii attend To- his l., siness-
au' ~ '' nt~mce iron, Frankfort his business vail bc al
iend'd To by Mr A. r. Burnley. IeerS directed to ne
a. Frankfort Pos roid viii promptly attend
~ TO- Application can also be made to MIR. Thos Green
Z" ichmond Va who will make known the terms and is
| 'Wh"rned to ehier into contracts for agencies.
! IONS ROBERT TRIPLETT.
NJ II may not he nmiss infnrn thu citizens az
s"tiHa WHO mold land and have agents i'm X ntuctv
' thtr 7nh may lie lost fpr woHl OF attention. iy ,f
tlr or non payment Of taxes Limitation in bring
@ sun" ana IN opening decree, oiaiped nv default some
lneN "l"h very limsy grounds death &c witnesses D
'"h now establish their claims in other WAYS MAN.
are te"nY Illus lnstbut supposed to he lost which
mgnt Nv e"ud management he reclaimed
! Apr H. ItO--tf 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

pursuance ofadecree OF the superior Of chance
L. Tor the Richmond district pronounced on the 18th
day OF June 1928, in the OF cambridge Minge
sa on Monday the 22d day oI September IL fair
not the neSt fair day. the front Tavern
IN the town OF Petersburg, offer for sale the highest
der al public auction for cash, of land living in the
nf Prince George containing aou, 900 acres il be-
ing tue same tract OF land purchased 10y John Daudridge
sen dec o John Mnge living James river in Brandon
Neck believed be equaln fertility soil TO any tract on
the river L. GUERRANr NJ ( a. Z, ~ N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
La VALEE FOR SALE.

ME subscriber offers this place part it, for sale
II lies n the county of Goucbland near James river
hVe miles above the courthouse, and contains one
thousand acres between 81 and 100 which rich creek
low grounds The soil of the hip land Is Of good quality
part nlu considerably improved aud the balance arabic
VI the highest Improvement.
No situation believed TO be healthy agreeable
lhere Is on II conmUiOu dwelling house with nine or
en- ROOMS sud every other necessary for the accom-
m9dalion Of large family aud for agricultural purposes
i'tm, ct sale made known on application 10 the sub
strier, Iiyirg near the premises.
GDIriiard. June ~. I2-n J. y. FERGUSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
Land ~ Spoiisyiruniu for sac.

j
w III bgs"lh upon the premises, positively on Monday
W tie -8h day Of July next. the plants ion in Spoityi-
s"nia county called PROSPECT HILL, belonging 10 The
STATE OF Thomas Miller dec. This tract contains uinr
hundred and sixty and is of good qualifications one
hali cleared and the balance in Terms Ouc.tbrd
OF the purchase money be paid down. an, lie innnce in
two equal annual payments. Bonds aud security with
iced o trust Upon The premises, will he reguTsd OF the
purchaser. WILLIAM MILLER. Ex'ars Of Thn's
Onorhiand June ~ 10 "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
NOTICE

SlE irien's and customers of the late firm Of Andrew
Jamiesor 4 Son, and the public generally, are res
peclluly informed that TIE BISCUIT BAKING BUSI
tSo viii De continued under the same firm Of 1ndpei
J4"i'so" s Son, by tie surviving par.ns
ROBERT JAMESON.
n. D. Their customers will Ic supplied viii cracker,
Va ,be usual terms ~ 10 QUALITY 4 PRICE.
Aexandrir, Juiy ~. co-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

VIE usor'rr epde >, 1T service Agent Attorney
L Z" investigate and prosecute al kind ufsa CLAIMS
h''t ianus p"crS>Auc. taxes ani do Whatever
hrircessH-y the property owner An i'm,
nrise amount o. property j. Kentucky Ohio lands has
bee, lost 10 cz cf Fifgin, bv the and ir,-
tn'r OF The "wnerS aud ,hc nideii,y agents which
might va be re"o'cs. hin ciousl pursued. much
'Upw - danger being los which may secured AZ "A
been s"! the sales invalid and the land ma
Vel IN rec1vsret.
iie late decision of the court Of the United
State declaring void the laws kentucky made 90 pro-
p''ehle' thr Prosecution of claims which will now
~ O great wine, hat hcl were wooh pursuing while
governed b. til principle oi rKerfurky The best
VhiS ave oi'en lost Tor wnnig iuicioUs prcpn
naice Or ti'se not cUny'rsan of that kind
To nae and wihout which alt alnnts tue bar can
iset nuihng The Subscriber las ample experience in
VAS kind of business.
trdle convenience ~ eersons In Virginia rs may
Ni'a 20 erio bin. ne SucfiBer has engaged the Essis-
lance of Sr hUuaS Miller clerk The reesers Office n,
Ii-ond, who Will receive ucaliuRs upon business
s"puNe ne terms oi comPen alton; and who from hi.
e' eNprrncSs IN business and intimate acquaintance N
lr dHu nw, acquired bv long re>ers of.
nee Nl lie able render important assistance
e aAdu's III presenting proper nfih.jr claims hIr
.tr may be always found the REGISTERS office between
me 'uts ui u. ri. aud + VI. addressed 90 him
dSt pad, nni others will he attended t Aupcatvr
may he made directly 10 The sulscrbe 10y leuers
10 aDkott, Columbus Hickman COUNTY Kentnc -
NF' MILLER VIII not Teceiseanv application relan. to- mill
'' 'hnds lying weStO Tennessee river in Kentucky; all
sucii must be made directly to the subscriber.
joan S. HERRING.
reference is made to Ion. Francis r. Brooke Hon Wu
w. Catcll Gen James Breckenridge Bu,erurt Geu m.
"r' Blackburn, BATH BcuiamiH W. Leigh, Richmond
Ch'lnttn Johnson Bfccoe &. Baldwin Siaunioi,
AA"'Elun Va.
Apr q 1If-n,6m
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CANDLES.

NE subscriber offers for at her factory on 7t,
street, near the Old Market-house, eight hundred
boxes O candles, well bleached and warranted IN Inc al
good quality, which will be sold low for cash.
$50 MARGARET MAULE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25
COTTON EXAMINATIONS.

-r-,-,. : ~ 7 NJlF 7 I'm 7 = IIO.N1
HvW SALEBooiqfsd, The late residence ofhe subscr..
az IL continuing i00artl II - sitpte branch
Bayou Pierre creek wh past Tie nf Port
w me ssste Of Mississippi auj T. djstant from
,pn aud idi tswn only about six miles II has
MUS o llD acres Of clraTed 'nd wDI fenced and
49, luvaii0n, and capable tue present. clearing Of
s,, eng 20 10 100 bales OF couonlHs gu0d mil-gin
I ts, also frame dwelling house rorf-crs and ail
my. necessary buildings ready Tor person proceed
80 w. planting. and would be deliy-.e ed up ~ Iauunrv
~ ne tract j. well watrrcd aud very VHulhe. hing
i pdy on the creek FIRST and second bNiuni land. T.
t pa sold either long credit los spr toerahv
ti,nP' pNynensFOr terms apply To Charles Ellis Efq
fdi or the subscriber Port Gibson. Nv ssipp
lIe u 6-wuD John NUHDOCH
e3g ietms-S 5000 PAYABLE delivering up tie rlice
~ , $500 IN one year- 1000 in four annual i01ai.
.H'nlss viii iufefest until t,,id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

II WfWWVIt TTIW JUT NFTFt
S'iE land Wherein The late Mator Jane. G Row resided
~ wing IN tue county Of King Queen, will be offered
We 10 The highest bidder, ~ the C0uuhous sand
Wy on Monday the 18Th LAY uf August next IL sir-i
40 c nest fair day The contains about 72Oactes
. Nv wieh Is high Iap'l, aud the balance marsh. IN tai
~ W. son this land is much inferior any tigh aut
tower county. The soil Is peculiarly adapted % Tho
gt 7" corn, aud much oi II produces good wheat are
60 small grain. TIVE nafsh attached 10 the farm Is quite
~ ~, M valuable for era 1rg might l." reclaimed IS 81.
se niicuity and expense any other marsh in ib's
% ~ oi The county. This tract l. desiraby sunted.
az Dti"w TIE courthouse of said county, and imms
80 On he Watapunv. Iihas The advantage &c sne of no,
@ valuable herring n.heres the liver. The dwelling
o, Which Is large aud commodipus and all neressnr
t houses Ia excellent repair, and w good order TO
In ,ing family ~ any i've. The purchaser viii be o.
'e'sivn 0i the premises Tie fst day Of January
MD rms % sale One and three years credit Bond
~ approved security, and deed Of trust to secure teI
se rs ihey beeome due, will he required Of The 20
ny she Trustees, E fohS W. FLEET
}tnci7 ia-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-25

AS committed to tie iai Of Louisa county Va ON The,
y <'ih February last. negro woman nafned MELgA
~ Willy WHO states that she the pfnperv of 81
W. howen of tbe city Of Richmond. and came orpira,ty
rom we feneey family IN Or about the town Ut Aicxanda
ana tie sad Nj knwen upon tis reInovai ffom ;ciu,i
ave her permission so shift for herself or return Ia live
nih ~ tue Fsnaleys Aiexandfia She il sl,ou, Az
W yrars ~ age Of ordinary sire No peculiar art H.,
car About herccmpHins of c0nside rahie inhfmv hut b
-th very healthy appearance The owner b. herein, re-,
ne-sd 10 come forward prove property ray charges aud
akc be awSy ~ sbe viii he dealt with the ~. diet.
N@y - s~~iIw JOHN N. PRICE, 5si.of.