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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
III. The coppered ship PIONEER,
HS& Elpszer Crah'ree. master; rhe prin-
+;r,I Dart of her cargo being ready-she
viii he immediately dispatched and will
take $50 hhds, on freight. Apply to
WIN FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale, received by said ship
$500 bush coarse Liverpool salt
ta0 sacks blown do
lO0 bush table do
LOG boxes tin
6 casks Bridport sbad and berrinp
Irvine oct y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
For Amsterdam.

n. The coppered brig MEDFORD,
WJacob Covington, master, having
he principal part Of her cargo ready TO go
on board; will he dispatched in few days;
100 hhds of tobacco, OF small articles will
be taken on ireish'. on application TO
wM FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
For Sale, Freight or Charter

For Sale, Freight orCharter
tR The BRIG ELIZABETH, N War
&ren, master: hur,hen 200 bbls;
rill be discharged in i've days. when, u
70, sold she will take freight tor West
i,d;,o Northern Port. Apply 10
'A'' JOHN II. LADD & Co.
gho offer for sale, landing troT said brig,
5000 bushels potatoes
so barrels mess and No, J beef
so No. & 9 mackarel
AZ n E Rum
9 half 5bls. tongues
Also from brig Fanny
sooO bushels ground alum salt
Also from schr, Cent,
6 boxes mems. 4 boys coarse & fine
shoes y boots
oct IA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18

.among dhem are
Imperial SaxOny cloths and cassimeres
Fine and super6ne do
Do do double miled drabs..
Do do pslisse cloths, (most
fashionable coIors
Do do cassImeresshawls,w with
fancy chintz borders
Do do blue, MKT and drab
plains
Devonshire kersey, and twilled fear.
noughts
White, red, yellow and green flannels
Booking and draperv Baizes
8 and 81 point blankets
Rose do in trusses, assorted from ga 10
1874 ....
Fancy silk striped and figured Valentia
vesiing a..
Do swansdown do
Black and colored, plain & figured bonn
haZettes
Blue {, brown camlets & Tartan plaids
9-8 and GA cambria muslins
A s'ou. power loom sbirtings, &c. &c.
aug 20 1t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
For Amsterdam,

IN The coppered brig B BALTIC,
T&Snow. master; a hrst rate vessel;
will be Immediately dispatched. and take
100 bids. tobacco on freight Apply to
or, WIN. FOWLE Z Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
DRY GOODS.
JAMES G. & r. BARRY,

DRY GOODS.
JAMES G. e r. BARRY,
Corner of King and Fa,rfar streets,
A T. their CHEAP CASH STORE, having
"A laid in very large and general as
sortlrent of
FALL GOODS,
on the most advantageous terms, at the
auctions in Baltimore and Philadelphia
and being determined to make quick sales
will sell very low, by Wholesale or retail
for cash, or on the usual credit to those
who have been punetual 10 paying of theil
accounts heretofore. Also
5000 lbs superior eastern cotton
$500 los do of the Union Manufacturing
Company Of Maryland
$500 lbs do OF Powbattan do OF Mary
land
10000 lbs in all, which will be sold a,
the Factory prices in New.Y York and Bal
timore.
1t being deemed unnecessary 10 enume-
rate the various articles on band now open
ing. they respectfully invite their town
and country friends and customers to give
them call. and examine for themselves
as they are pledged to all those who favor
them with their custom that they shall re-
turn home Boosting OF their bargains.
oct II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
For Amsterdam,

"A. The coppered brig EIGHT
WSONs, J. w Lowe, master. will
sail earlv next month";; few bids OF tobac-
co will be taken on freight. Apply az a.
boye, sept 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18

Landing This lay,
SO bbls OF Baltimore whiskey
10 Dbl. Porto Rico sugar
80 bags green coffee
Z dozen English shovels
so boxes Spanish segsrs
1000 lbs cotton yarn. For sale by
sept II A C.. CAZENCVF& Co.
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StOp The Villain .

RUNAWAY ite ed Of this month, !
mulstto man nnnhrd MID. lie fsa low
ltelow, in has inrge breast and Is s,rougI,
made little bow legged, II high full torrho
/ uefk eyes, holes IN his ears, and toleUtblt
sharp ehin--wrars his hair tied behind--hus ~
bold nnd open countenRnCc when spoken 10.
He - n keen nrtln fellow. aud perhaps can
| read mud write little. Ills cioihing cannot
| particularly describe, tho there Is 20 liuubt
hr !, gentecly clothed lie has good silver
watch, with gold ar gilt chnin, boots, &c
lie rode oil DARN GREY MARE, about /
feet 4 inches high. in good order stod before,
her shoes not much Maru--she j. lengthy aud
well formed aud has the marks of plough
gcar upon her shoulders, aud considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade, ] Think on1lle right She lns ~ very
tlick thle and unne, though not very long
she Is spirited aud active and rides well lie
IS well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags, big cont of bear skin with large capcs,
&c. | have no doubt he has obtained free pa
pcrs, and VIII attempt Ia pass rs free man,
Imd mike 10 some free state, md have no
doubt bm he has altered his mime. lie is - |
handy fellow, n good house servant, miller
aud shoemaker, md can turn his hand 10 any |
thing, aud hive no doubt but he hnsa plcnlV |
OF money. lwill give II reward Of FIFTY |
DOLLARS 10 any person who will deliver
nm 10 me, or secure him in any jail sn That ! |
get him again, within this state and il taken
without the state ONE NDRED DOLLARS |
II secured or delivered To me, and ten dollai |
Tor the mare II taken within this state and de |
iivered 10 me, and twenty dollars ii taken
out OF the state and returned home
Buckingham, Aug 92. ulso
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.Haseum 9f Foreign Literature
and Science.

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ahs 4alure of tins e1terpls-e, may be Under
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pertisers wil venture to suboin to their annun
citation oIit The periodical works Of Great
Britain and France contain a mass of literary
and scientr6c Intelligence, which does not reach
the American pubic Tor want of suitable
.hannel, hut winch would be read among us
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81 IN the United States--not excepting the T.
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,ntlch matter which is OF little interest and Dfno
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morals, or his political principles. 1t is deslra
BILE. under these circumstances, that selection
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,uable and enter tanning portion OF their con
,ents, to the exclusion oithe other portion con
eisting Of details and specuations either unn-
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4, this city, and would, it may be presumed,
h,vrcontiuued to be suppo,ted hy widespread
subscription, but for an alteration Of the 2 ian,
ond, series Of adventurous reve ses The .evi
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N N; rs o,i,inal existence, owing t" the great
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aud the wide diffusion OF the habit OF seeking in
them. both Authorization and amusement.
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forms two volumes aver.
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yaydJie in adeaHee.
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Journal Of Foreign .Hed,c,ue.
Conducted By SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ ID

Conducted Dy SAMUEL EhlslN, JT
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. ID.
rs ITS INTERMEDIATES, the Journalnow ofiere
to the patronage olthe public, will be con- uci
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leading feature ofthe plan, more di Stinctlyenut
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aud reviews, appropriated to Medleine AID il
kind ed Sciences.
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gether OF mixed nature, and Of merits the most
uneqlia'. Ihey are vast field, where golden
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Mrs. Ann M. DuaAey.

l. HOUSE, for LAe NC coD mediation OF young
ladies Her residence is opposite the Travel
lers Rest, on the main street, leading in the
upper end OF the town, In u genteei neighbor-
hood, convenient to the Female Academy
aud several othef:ferhae schools.
Those wishing 10 board will please ma&
Immediate application
NovemheS u wsyis
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The North American Review,


Was begun in 1915, and has since been stead
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New-England. mar series was then com.
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American Journal of Science an
rtS

Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
fessor Of Chemistry, DC. Yale College.
This journal began in the year lSl9. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
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Vorses and Gigs TO Hire.

VNllE subscriber has several Horses ana
4 Gigs, which he is disposed TO hire.
Apnlication To- be made to Mr.. Charles g,
Cobbs. at the Bell Tavern stables.
Urccmbvr J. aio'
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TRUST Cole.

Dr virtue Of u deed of trust executed In
, the subscriber by Jabez Leftwich, lr
and Martha his wife, bearing date the 28th1
day of September, 1890, aud of record M
the clerks Office of the county court sr
Bedford, 10 secure sundry debts there1n
expressed, due TO George T.. Williams e
Co, shall sell, Mt public auction, for cash.
on the Esd day of December, lo23, at the
dwelling house of lhe said Jabea Leit"'ch,
jr. in thu county OF Bedford,
The following Sh.AVESs
To wit :---Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph.
Vilet, Doley and one girl child Angels. q.
Suckey and Eliza, and the increase of he
females, or so many thereof M will be suf-
lieient To natisfy the debts named in the
deed aforesaid, and the cost of carrying the
same into effect. The title To the above
slaves is believed to be good, but I shall
convey such title rs is vested IN me "a
trustee, and nc other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, TRUSTEES
December Q. nMtds54
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XXNSEEO ON.

ZHHoMAs J. DuyAL has this day rec oI
ed a large quantity of LlNsEED OIL
| for sale on the most moderate terms
! December y
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mo. 10.
Notice.
aluable Property for sale,
Nyact 90 xInaa.

'" III inc tltfk once ul tnHlpbtll count > i
shnll proceed Ia sell, al public auction, on
Monday the 9TH day of Jbnnnry, 1924, ono
Nyact 90 Araaa,
Containing 2sl nelcs, on Lawson creek, in
Campbell county, H. miles below the court
honst=lhc snle 10 take place ON the premi-
ses. Aud GA Tuesday The 9Th of .nid month,
shnll, az the town of Brook-ncsi, ia said
county, on Sinbton river, proceed 10 sell
One Xract " A.anA,
Combining loo ntrosi lyiug in snid county, 3
miles ilom said iann, aud - nvres of HIaII
LAND, adjoining snid town, on StnuutoD ri
Yer, aud sen IN LOTS IN said tow n, rnit ol
nbirharc improved, and - acres in said tann
marked (MI) with the FERih aud WARE
hot 81. 1he terms al sale will be mnde
known on the respective dnys al sale. 1he
riehl ip said property is undoubtedly Poud,
buh llnl convey such title onl, ms is vested
IN ms rs trustee TitfIiP GIBBS,
December D. iIMaw 1rttes.
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CONDITIONS.
EOVED,

n the Forest road, about five miles
j. : from sLynchburg, a handsome Dim,
which the owner may have by paying Tue
cost OF this advertisement, on Application TO
JOHN e. JOHNSON.
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Notice.

10y virtue of trust deed from John Hn-
~ den, sen. to me, bearing date on the goth
day OF August, ls2o, mud duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF Pitsylvnna county, 10 secure
the payment OF certain sums OF money there
IN mentioned, will sell, at public auction,
for ready money, on the premises, on the Ord
day of January next,
Yhe Tract OF Xlana,
wbereon the snid John Haden, sen now lives,
lying in the county OF Piitsylvania, contain.
ing 5oA acres. Acting as trustee, | shall CON
vcy such title only ns is vested In me ms such
ABRAM c, SHELTON.
December 10. tdsIs
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raUIe estuDIIshNINH'' TT" ,,,,W
wv NSEXN.% NOEEL,

on main street, (of which he will take posses
sion on the first day of November mex "n ~"
having made arrangements TO furnish, !. WIN
every necessary, most desirable to 'ra'e,,ers
that this section OF the country WIN "ho ~
and being determined TO spare no pans 10
the areomm odation OF those who may ia'o
him with their custom, he hopes TO receive
share of public patronage ~coCv
Oct. 81. II VIZ" ~
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ENaNNX.XS NOYEA.
Free of postage at the Baltimore pro

yaHE subscriber bcgs leave To thank his
i friends, and the public generally Tor the
liberal patronage he has received curing inc
last three years at the Union Hotel where
from the smallncss of the house anu s.eDles'
he was so lily able to aceoh'hoo"ae .rn .,
he wished, and having taken Tor 'eru' 81
Years ina, well known, commodious and de-
| siraIIe estnhIi b. nc ut, tho
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

nESERTED my house on Sunday
~ morning last, my wife ANN SlMMS,
with man by the name Of JAMES STAT
FORD, who also lett his vile. Whoever
will give roe information where she IS at,
will receive The above reward. She took
with her all my money. silver spoons, a
gold watch chain, with two seals, two
quilts, dark cloak, with gimp down. the
tore part 1T. She is about SO, years OF
age, FIVE trel high, with scar in the tore.
Lead, with two large rings 10 her ears, and
has large head OF hair. The man is a..
bout five feet nine or ten inches high, he
stamners when spoken to, ard smokes
good many segars; is a BRICK layer by
trade, his clnthins when b.. lett here vas
blue coat, blue pantaIoons, fur hat,
about halt worn. lie is about twenty Ave
years old, hereby forewarn any person
from creditiDg her ca my account as | am
determined not u pay any debts OF ber
contracting.
WILLIAM SIMMS,
NAV %. IT
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Board of Health. May RI.

Ordered, Ttst the members OF The
Board of Hea R, each in bis particular
district, undertake to scrutiD.zt tbt va.i-
Gus portions Of the town, for the discovery
and reHfoYs. Of nusances according TO Tie
following arrangement;
Darael Wright, east of Royal, and south
OF Pfiace street.
Gtorge S. Hougn. south OF Prince. be.
tween Washington and Royal streets.
John Roberts, west OF " asbirgtUD, and
south OF Prince street.
Presley Jacobs. east Of Royal, between
King and Prince streets.
George Coleman, west 81 ROyel, east
of Washington, between King and Prince
street
Ezra Lunt, west of Washington, be-
tween King and Prince streets.
Benjamin Waters, east OF Royal, and
north OF King street.
Robert Brockelt, jr. north Of Klpg, be-
tween Washington and Royal streets.
A. c. CszeDoye, north of King, and
West OF Washington streets,
And that they exercise with promp,ness
their duties in having removed. 10 the
mode prescribed by The laws OF the cor
poralion all such nuisances as may come
under their notice And, as many nuIsan-
crs may escape the members OF The board,
citizens generally are requested to COM
municate verbally, or in writing, TO any
member Of the board, or 10 The supeTIn-
tendant OF police, all neg lected nnisances
that may come under their observation,
designating the places, owners, or occu+
piers of the property, where such nuisah-
ces may be discovered
By order of the board.
JOHN ROBERTS, President.
May "a. lsw3w
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GOODS.
Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY at 10 O'Clock will be
" sold at the auction store
Il Tarietu of articles,

the greater part without reserve, among
which are, sugars, rum, brandy, wine, CT
der, vinegar, candles, soap, mustard, bIac-,
king, ink powder Also, handsoR 4
assortment of new and second hand furni-
ture OF every description. Also, caliGoe,,
nuslins, clothes, oas.Imeres, casslhens,
yestings, handkerchlets, shawls, noss,
trimmings, umbrellas, psrasos, shoes hats,
linens, rbbands, &c SC. Also, India
carpe,ing GA wide, lot OF very Superior
fashionable paper hang ngs glazed, Just
from Philadelphia, sc &c.
WI BE added to Tuesdays Sale,
A lew or casks Port Wiua
halfq L. T. Teneide
halt pipes, cargo
On long credit. Those 4 ines are very
superior AND warranted pnIe as imported.
N B All limited articles may BE- eea
and purchase / at any time
may 20 S. A. MA.kSTELLEk. auc.