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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

We understand, that yesterday, while
two men were fighting pitched battle
in Orange street, for Fifty dollars, bakers
hoy attempted TO pass through the crowd
with his wagon. He accidentally ran
against an individual in the crowd, who.
in rage, picked up q brick bat, and
threw it at the boy. II proved fatal, for
the boy died in FIVE minutes after the bat
hit him. NJ Y. Gag.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
ANTIQUE.

The ancient vessel, lately found in the
channel of the Rother, has been cut
ssunder. in order to be conveyed on two
tugs, drawn by 90 horses, TO London.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
SMALL POX.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, IN Y FEE 4.--W e
regret TO learn that this disorder is rag.
ing to an alarming degree at Saltwater,
and is supposed to have reached some of
the adjoining towns.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
THE GREEKS.

Both French and British commanders
OF men of war have had quarrels with
the Greeks, but both succeeded in their
objects. Austrian commanders have
also had disputes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

The following from the Baltimore
american, Of Monday will, in some mea-
sire. account for the ire gulariy of the
mails to Alexandria, for some DAYS past.
For two days past the mail from the
eastward has arrived several hours after
The usual time. The delay was owing,
we understand, TO the difficulty of eros
sing the Susquehanna river.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
STEAMBOAT.

A steamboat to ply between the Ia
gus and Oporto, has arrived at Lisbon,
from Liverpool.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
TAXES.

The legislature of South Carolina at
its late session passed an act laying tax
of a quarter per cent on all purchases in
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
LITERARY.

PeUerH Of The Peake, (says the Tendon
Morning Chronicle of Dec. s8,) which
may row ne soon expected TO appear, IN
The enlarged torn OF four volumes--com.
mences we understand, with the latter
period at the pro,ectorate, and is contin
ued through the restoration. and grea,
part OF Charles III reign. 1t contains a
| character of Oliver Cromwell and
doubtless the author nas also introduce e.
several of the striking parsonage who
| sraoea 90 e'isrOnorVu the court OF the re-
( stored monarch, to diversity or embel!ish
| his story
quick Uork.--Moore's new poem, en-.
titled e. TIE LoUes Of TIE Angels" which
comPrizes $50 or 200 pages was received
here on Sunday, by the James Cropper--
forwarded to Philadelphia by mail, or
Monday aflernooD--re-p printed on Tues.
day, and put up neatly in boards--sent
back TO New York on Wednesday, and
advertised for sale in our bookstores on
Thursday morning. This work ha- also
been reprinted in this city. Com. Adp.
Another tale by the author of the Sttu.
we take pleasure in announcing as being
IN preparation for the press. another work
from the author of the Spy to be entitled
''1he PRot--o tale Of the sea" 1t is
now In such a state of forwardness, that it
viii be published in March or April E.6.
The Life ofJames OILS, by VIM, Tu.
dor, esq. of Boston, ISSUED from the press
Of Wells & Lilly of tina, city, last week.
|, is said TO be a work which combines
many interesting notices, with much val
liable information.
The Rist0ry " IRE United States, by
Charles Buiief, IN S octave volumes is
severely criticised in the last number OF
The North American Review. The ex.
tracts which are made from the work,
support the criticism
PeUerR Of tie Peak Waller SCOTS
is3, novel was published in London early
III December; we may expect 10 be fur.
nlshcd with an American edition in a few
days. The same author has another
work of fiction nearly completed. The
rapidly with which this enchanter hurries
US to new worlds Of Imagination is uDpar.
alleled in the history of mind. lis now
currently reported and believed in Edin-
burg, that Mr.. Scott has assistance in his
iiterary Iabours,
In imitation of the Greeks, the Span.
iards are attempting to nstioDalize their
theatres; in order to urge OH the popular
enthusiasm. BY decree of the king,
theatres are every where established -
The publication of dramatic works, drawn
from national history, is becoming FIRE.
quent, and care is taken 10 associate the
progress Of the fine arts, with the pro
gress of liberty.
by catalogue of the officers and stu
dents Of Hampton SiaDey college, Vir.
the faculty consists of d president and
there tutors one Of whom is also precep.
Tor ofthe academy in connection with tho
college There are Ia seniors, Ia iunior
% sopnomores, AZ fre,h men, 7 students
reciling with the college classes but moi
candidates for degrees, aud 10 in the a.
cadenly total l40'
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
NEW PALACE.

Ii was in contemplation TO build a new
palace in Hyde Park, for the king o.
England.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

After considerable exertions number
otsessels we're enabled yesterday to make
a passage through the ice in our harbour,
having been iavoured by mild weather.,
hisn tides aud heavy rains. The strong
north west wind which commenced yes.
terday morning has driven the ice out OF
the river--it is banked up TO considera-
BILE height on Sporrow's point and the
BodkIn.
Several vessels proceeded down the
bay last evening Bali. -hmer. Monday.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
u "Franklin" in our next.

Mr.. Derby. the journalist and geogra
pher, IN letter to Mr. Eddy, that the
river Zaire, in Africa, calculating that riv.
er and the Niger to be the same, is the
largest river Oh the globe yet he puts il
at only $3.50 miles. But the Missouri.
calculating from its emptyipg into the
Gull OF Mexico, and more water esppties
from that than from the Mississippi, is
$500 long, and is 1000 miles navigable.
This makes the Missouri not only the
largest river in the known world, bu, the
greatest distance Dsyigsble, and com.
!oands the greatest surface Of Country OF
any river on the globe.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
TREAD MILL.

The tread mill has been introduced
into Scotland by the high court of Judi.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
MILITIA.

The whole number of the militia of
U. s. and territories, agreeably TO the
latest returns that have been made, a.
mounts to 9S7 AL, allowing FIVE thou.
sand for the Arkansas,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

Three journeymen bstters, all Of good
character, and respectable in their yo
cation, have been convicted Of having
been engaged in a conspiracy, and we're
fined SIS each. II seemed they ima>
gined that another Of Ghe trade, had
not treated them well, although bis cha
racter proved 10 be good, and thew had
combined, probably with others, to pre-.
vent his obtaining work. Ne Z. Eef
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

John Wilson, better known as aW ak.
ing Wilson" commenced trading to N.
Orleans in the spring OF 1900 [; compile
ted his forty-eighth voyage during the
Jas: summer, averaging nearly two and
halt trips per season and during that per
iod has travelled by land and by W ater
one hundred and twenty-eight thousand
miles, in the prosecution of that trade
which will appear from the following ex
hibit:
4S trips to N Orleans, 1000 miles 76,SOO
Walked 90 trips through the viii.
derness, returning 500 each $1,000
~ do on horseback, GO $500
10 do IN steam boats 1000 do $4,000
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19
$1,000
5000
$4,000


Wilson has more than once beaten the
U. States mail whilst walking; man me-
yer could keep side and side with him I.
mas never been over,aken by man on foot
or horseback; is about forty years of
ags {; possesses constitution apparently
nnimpaired has amassed portion OF
"earthly goods" and is now in the 80 full
tide OF successful experiment" making
his forty ninth trip. Wilson is native
OF Mason CO. Ky. hayspiRe Eagle.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

Mr.. McDufhe, of South Carolina. has
taken his seat in the house of fepresen-
tatiyes, -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

The History ~ IRE United States, by
Charles Buiie', IN S octave volumes is
severely criticised in the last number OF
The North American Review. The ex.
tracts which are made from the work
suppori the criticism.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

The Life OfJames ons, by VIM. Tu.
dor, esq. of Boston, ISSUED from the press
Of Wells & Lilly of ,ha, city, last week.
|, is said to be work which combines
many interesting notices, with much val.
liable information.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-19

Another tale by the author of the Sytv,
we take pleasure in announcing as being
in preparation for the press. another WORK
from the author of the Spy to be entitled
"IAe Photo tale Of the sea" 1t is
now in such a state of forwardness, that i,
viii be published in March or April l.6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
CANDIDUS.
FOREIGN NEWS.

We have accounts by the Union, sir dnus
later.-Manso with $50 men has deserted 10
the Frenchi in Catalonia Contra, BalIasteros'
troops had not gone over with him. The
Duke d'Angouleme was fastening To Cadiz,
with terms of peace.-He has issued new
proclamation indicative of his suspicion of the
Regency, and Ofhis resolution to abridge their
powers Russia seems more strongly suspect
ed of spiriiiDg up the projects of The Regency.
Corunna had not surrendered on the 10th
August. Bells London Messenger states that
the Duke dAngOuene is about to offer what
It calls liberal terms" to the leaders Of the
Cortrs; VIZ: that Spain is to have a .Sensfe Of
the MOBILES ; the king 10 have Veto on the
laws; the clergy 10 have sufficient stipend !;
the lngulsiiion To- be abolished the press E" free
bst responsible !" perfect amnesty or past
transactions = The Messenger intmaies that
this more moderate conduct has been die
tatrd by suspicion of the designs Of Russia.
The views taken in the following paragraph
from the British Press of 18th Aug. is gloomy
~ To The neutrality-suspicious. and brilliant as
10 The future"
The generals entrusted nv the Cortes, who should
have ueali with The enemy with mailed hands, have
opened them wide go receive the treachetous brbe
the territory o the COies is now reduced To corner
OF AndSlusinJ a-d portion of frontier province
Her flag, u j. true, still Anats from more than 20
forresses and her guerlas threaten the vers capio
| ~ arms aud were her remaining athpfputS firm
tnd assured, there would still he no cause for despair
Bu M1nso has followed Rallasteros, and even IN,
| renowned Milans and Llobefus have come within
4 he circle of Oos fears. The redoubtabie GenaY
| Nina Is nov The Only Chief nc nole who set uphold
her quarrel nninipeachcd, and the bealb Of The her,
= sad to have suffered heavily from succession q
| laligufs II ftuhGul sentIneis watched around III,
! Constitution, all might vet he we'll. But %, Cadz
| where tie French Numbering lor admission out
.'de IFS ea''s, their nirieues are fighting Tor ihen
within. Faction aud discomfort, IL Is said disid
h'~ is feinge Of once free Spain dsuay its naiinna
4 eweseniatiop aud threaten 20 unhsr liz portals Il
The enemy Come however, what ,aay--wbether III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
FOR SALE,

MOST desirable farm in the county VI King William,
miles above Ayietts Warehousft lies well, II is
believed few ihtms H. the lower ENJOY superior adj
Yantages IN poSt o; beathines situation ,erty U>O
AMI agreeabrness of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contains
Cool acres about 100 Of which 0 that nuli
pTouer rom To 10 rHrrrIs OF per 100
othc high lands are open and moss fresh and productive
III Wheai corn and tobacco. The buildings, and all
sHry out houses anh cummodinus large family,
anu 'he orchard containing 400 choice apple is four
ishng From ~ "a 30 bushels Of heat will this
fall more particular description ssary,
as il Is presumed any wishing purchase would view
the premises, which w be show ill pleasure The
scrilier resulting the spot
noI sold privately before the 18th day next,
viii be offered publicly iha day Ihe hgbrs bidder,
OIL me premises iPrni oaehifd cash IN hand, The bali
ance in two equal instruments mouts, secured
by bonds with good security aud deed
misses Possession given the FIRST OF january
Septcmibrr S,.--MtisE MORD AM AIAM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
FOR THE ENquiRER

49,, FOR THE EsqUinER.
"hen neard so much last winter Gall which had
neen runbi'ng at distance for year beforr) abo''
me documents which MIR. Cook suppressed for Mr
crawford y believe that is the way Il IS generally
looked on( concluded every side OF every question
was hereafter to come o.' IN The public prints
What says the y" ashinson kepubl,canl slide
Information ana conceal u from the people Forbid
u heaven! NO says tins pure apostle OF the amy
anu i"dian departments, that man who would refuse
10 lei any hng come to The eye OF the people, let him
s"her an me vengeance which our niuriae faction,
~ and out Of congress, together with all kind
pens anu military pens supposed aud presses can
"aict.
naturally concluded after all the claiier which was
MADE ABOUT suppressed Information that all the anti
ia'ca presses Intended 10 throw open all their CO.
,, 10 ,ree discussion OF political measures
lhey ooasied that all they wanted was fair appeal
10 the people, and full and free discussion oil po-
ca, measures
"nat was my surprise, then, when a few days
ago, desrous TO ascertain the state of politics in South
C -, enqured Tor paper OF MAT state IN winch
ai' sues were heard aud received for answer that
the that hall hes In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

ITO close and make final settlement Of the OF
Joseph Watkins and Mayo g. Watkins deceased; l
VIII agent of the Legaee sell accommodating
The following parcels Of land One tract OF 1000 lying
the county Of Buckingham 400 Jackson river
the county OF Baths 90 adjoining the lands NJ Cal
ahans IN The OF Alegauy. Icing the rain road
leading from the Warm the White Sulphur ard sweet
Springs $50 Lick iH BOieourt county 600
acres ON Rich Patch 5i Back creek, MOnrae
county both within few miles nf The Sweet springs
200 acres adjoining the Sweet Spring Of land and
400 acres IN Cabell county the Big SANDY river.
will likewise sell the following parcels tn ihe of
oo No. ii75 north fork Paint creek Of 200 comic
guOus Ia Chlicohe 1915 Andefsons creek. Union
county Of 1000 1000 Glover Ick creek
Williamsburg, Clermong 500 LucyS run and the
east fuh O the Miami river Of sec rocky
FORK of Paint gh and county Of 1000 1892
White Oak creek, Brown county, Of $50 arres. near
GeoreeowR All Of the above lands ofeari, ocniions
snd trsrae lands, In popuou aud well settled neighbour
hoods.
For terms appy to my agents, Mr. a. Coller, Clinton
coun' Ohio Major j. Mckay, Cbilirnhe to The subsc-
her living near the Dover mill. tiopchana, W..
September so. f2-wn JOSEPH =. WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
FLEMING & EDWIN JAMES 81 CO
NFIHIN.I n'h'g'Y
Hare receired and offer fer sale The Ioito,eing
DRY GOODS /,

I'M UOObS
very large parcel Cloths Cassnerss con,rrisn
choice assortment ct aimo-, every solour anu quay
bales plain amt figured black and rooured BumhaIe.s,
principally OF Abram Rhodes & co.'s manufacture, a
good portion C which is very fine
do Nap'oitons well assorted, Cough Drahwaites X
l. Wilson'S manufacture
do rose, poiut and Duife blankets
2 do. super kddermiuster Carpeng
d. red and ~h,e ronnel containing good assortment
bales and superisr Sstinets, various coiors
~ don. cashmere Sbawls elegant patterns
and black worsted white and black whue and
black English and French Silk and mems cotton and
cases 4 Irish Linens, IN whole and pieces
4 bales and trunks fine and superfine Prints
trunks "A and I'll cambrcs and J'eone,ts
do. plain and figured IA and "a book aud null Mushs
case Nett Suspenlers, v'ry l,rge size
1 trunk SO dark cambric Gnghams
bale Carlisle Gine hams
do. imitation Russia Shre,ngs
do. British and German 0znanurgs and resenburgs
do. blue, jrab and olive Fusbings
superior plain and figured black and coloured Cam
case Canton black silk Handkerchief
do containing good assortment ct SIR Gmbreilas
do. heavy black Sincbews, Lusirings ana Levannes
Is bali, Goa'oinr good assore eGs OF white domestic
i'aie of es Circasan Plaid Domes,ics very superior
qualify
2 do. super sieam-loom Shirtings
bale Al Dorchester powe loom Bedticking
Elegant figured black coour-d Levannes and Flcrences
Plain Forences blue aud assorted Italian sewing silks
large assortment of blue and all cooured Threads
Spool Thread balls, mems and womens silk Gloves
Brown Hollands. superior gilt coat and vest Buttons
Madras company flag Bandnnnas, coat and
Woed shirts coloured Cambrcs, figured black and COLI
CURED Napkin Grape Robes
Elegant figured Man arin Grapes
superior parcel OF Tartan Plnids-select patterns
Printed Niuslins Tapes assorted
Superior royal stripe London ssmhriek Prints
Mems Woodstock, beaver dogskin Gloves,
Wor,en's BID beaver and dogskin Gloves
Elegant London Vest Shapes
Superior London Toiiinet Vestirgs
Valencia dc. white and coloured Marseiiles do.
Fine and superine white Jeans
A large assortment of loom figured and needle worked
Muslins, Robes and Walking Dresses
Long Lawns, elegant worked corn T liaDdk.rchieis
Apron and Furniture Chrcks, blue Plains
Green Baize she'll tuck, side ard meek Combs
Mock SHE'LL tuck and side Combs pocket toilette Combs
&C. &c.
The above goods will be sold low for cash. accept
such persons be promp, in meeting their
engagements. We have scarcely offered assort-
Oi goods which could recommend h
ndence Persons wishing purchase retail we'll
Country Merchants, viii probably nd il their advantages
q examine the goods offered for sae-ihe necessary
supplies will lie received regula hroug the
On Consignment,
choice parcel of COTTON YARNS.
Richmond, September so. 42-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
NOTll hi.

Ii persons are hereby cautioned against falling
Hgnmeni Of two bonds executed by 10 col. James
son each dated the ninth day OF September 822, and
boh Tor the SUN " $50 the payable the z5f Dsce-
yer iE4 and the other Twelve months thereafter have
egai sei ohagainsi those bonds, 10 The foil amount there
o.. November 80. 10 GfO. ROBFNrSON
PETITION will lie sscuied ~ the Virginia Ls-
- gsaure for leave erect toll bridge lro the band
~ walker fimberlake situated NJ Place called Paimyfa
N tnVfnna coupty the Riysnua river and 4but
the against the l3nd " jacob Myers opposite
.tde Of said river AMI IN the same county. 42--w4w
EfRfMiAr Miner and {. piis lis vile Richard Kirby
and Alice his viii Jeremiah Kirby and Esfhcr his WIFI,
iserh Ferguson and sarah his wife, iehnrd Anderson end
william g. Arsiersou Fake notice, ihat ial. the
cond iursfay in Vow nhcr next, Wiitars IN
The town 81 Meanwhile Halifax comfy, proceed the
dispositions ~ Henry wilson Jam Old oh r read
assyoucr ~ suit IN Chancery, depending w fhe '
y court wherein yoa svfcndaDis. sud e. otlf
plaintiffs nRFGORN JAkROT.
Srptsmtcr N 42-E9n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
EDUCATION.

1.-THE subscriber will open school the ensuing year
Morven hi residence in Pow haian county, emf
10 Bridge His of instruction will comprise the
English ana Latin languages, writing, arithmetic, geo
gTaphy, history, mathematics and sracca ing.
The advanced Latin classes be initiated in the Greek
language at the request of parents guardians Terms
board, payable quarterly (eacb boaIder furnishing his
own bed aud bedding) co. For tuon in the La,in LAM
euaee, mathematics and surveying so, and in
the English language, arithmetic, The will
commence 18th January, ana end ~ December fol-
lowing, with vacation ui month in
Early application would be desirable atoms
directed GenitO 81 idge viii prompt attention.
hers WILLIAM WATKINS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30


execution OF tn power vested the by tho
u-t viii and testatuen OF VI sT Harry deceased,
the two tracts Of lsnd hereinafter scribed Will be
public aucO before the front of the Fage Hotel in
The city o Richmond 10 thf highest bidder Monday the
hrs dag Vi December next il fsiT-ii NOT, tue fair
uay-styeci TO th' lien thereon all of which viii he
hb'ed and iu explained the day oi sale third Of
the purchase money to be paid down, ami liberal credit
gwen Tor the remaining two-ihf; The thirds Of the
purchase money paid down. he secured By bonds
WIN approved security and Of upon the prop
try, viz; That valuable tract OF land, lying James RI
'r IA the county ri Pnwhaan. about eny miles above
The citt OF tchmond called NORWOOD containing 77ai
acres, OF which very considerable porr
nds This tract Of land known coal uf
~ good quais, "ao has on 10 large and commodous
dwelling house, with ali the houses well
excellent bnrus stables and every fixture useful
Also, trace OF lrrn lying IL the about
m'ies above Norwood and two miles from James river,
containing belween So and COO aun known by
nam Ma on this farm eteis good DIV eing house
ani an the necessary out houses, valuable grist MILL
wen hSed tannery with housr for tbs
tanning business aud large barn IL is also
tan cou of good quality, which is believed he conside
ae stratum ;ihe land is Of excellent quality forty
hy acres Of low grounds, good any james ri
ve Possession Of the above real will he delivered
to the purchaser ON Tie first day OF January
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, Executor.
september
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1 WISH TO sell my Of land Polecai swamp IN the
county Of Caroline. IL contains about 1000 acres a.
bout one hundred and fly Of swamp, equal &" any IN
Virginia for tobacco proof The two crops have nahe
on of part considered equal f not superb
any the Richmond market The improvements are
Of the best Kind for quarter plantations aud situation as
datey, and the object being pay debts, any claim
against will he taken in part The premi-eS VIII be
shown by Mr. Pond, my residing the place.
person inclined purchase Abarean be bad II
early application be made WILSON ALLEN.
Bowling Green. September So 42-n
fEtE yrbscriber having obtaneda commission Notary
Pubic Tor the county of Powhatan, viii hereafter at
iend any time Except dayg the taking ~
dispositions sidavs either his Office N the NJ
coile, any other place IN the county that be
quircd. JOHN w. DANCE.
Seorvie, September 81 i2-w4N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
From the Hartford (cou) Times.l

The PREsIDENcY.-The editors in other
states who support Mr. Adams, for the Presi-
drncy, have in their calculations on the sub
Jert uniformly put down Connecticut az una
n'mous for Mr. Adams, but these editors will
we mink find themselves somewhat mistaken
10 me result From the information we have
Ho's'ned of the sentiments not only Of the
~sn'ng republicans, but Of the general mass
VI me firm and uniform members of the party
~ ms quarter. we can assert as our candid o.
g'nlon, that a decided majority ofthem are in
id'or of Mr.. Crawford
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
NJ Domestic Vnn Len & %.

VPlU0tIt nv tU
u EMovIL>-B TATE & CO.. Tnnneys, Curriers' and
IA IeGiher Sters have removed their sale the
spacious rooms receny occupied by Me.ss
Haivie, On the North tas' side OF j r Mar
hei Bridge. where they solicit continuance of custom
Of their iriends ard OF The pubic in general
They have on hand leather CT description in
ties ~ quit lseer hy retail Wholesale
uiuciured at their tanner! in ,h city, which they
reas0sabe S-pt. 80 42-St