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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
Joseph heller,

Post-Rider from Worcester to Concord,
4 INFORMS his Patrons and those
u who have confded to him the transaction
OF their business, that he has disposed of his
Route to Mr.. JONAS BATEMAN, who will in
future attend 70 all errands and business en-
trusted to his care, and viii supply such as
may wish, with the Newspapers He feels
grateful fer The patronage afforded him, and
hopes that all who may be indebted to him on
the Aforesaid Route, will pay their respective
dues, in order to enable him to discharge those
against him. March 26. 18e3s
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
BLACKSTONE CANAL.
State Of RhodasIsland and Providence Planta-
taons-Jas'ary Session, "A. d. 1923.
Upon tho Dot;4;o, &c

State Of RhodeIslaYd and Providence Planta-
t'ons-JGnuary Session, "A. D. 1923.
UPON the Petition of EDWARD
CARRrNcToN and others, praying (for reasons
: therein stately for an Act of Incorporation.
constituting them and their Associates body
corporate and politick, by such name and STYLE
as to the General Assembly shall seem meet
and expedient, and to authorize such Corpo-
ration to build and construct CANAL from
the line of the States of Massachusetts and
Rhode-lsland, through the valley Of the Black
stone River to the Town of Providence, in such
way and manner as to the General Assembly
shall seem proper
Voted and RESOLVED, That the said Petition
be and the same is hereby received and refer
red to the next session of the General Assem-
bly,; and that in the mean time, the Petition
ers give notice of the tendency thereof, by
publishing this Resolution in two of the news
papers printed in the Town of Providence, and
one OF the newspapers printed in the Town of
worcester, in the State of Massachusetts, six
weeks before the next session of the General
Assembly.
true copy: Witness,
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'Yy.
February 26. CIV
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
4 Factory for Sale.

~ ~
NOR Sale, in Westminster,
a County of Worcester, and STATE of Mas
sachusetts, COTTON FACTORY, together
with 2l6 spindles and Preparation for the
same.-.4tso, an excellent Water Privilege,
about Is rods above the Factory, formerly oc-
cupied as Forge and Furnace--a large and
convenient Dwelling-Eiouse, with convenient
Store in the same-two other Dwelling Houses,
suitable for Tenants, Barn, Blacksmith's
Shop, Shed, &c. with about forty acres of
Land. The Factory is sufficiently large to
contain or 600 Spindles, on good stream
Of water with great fall, and well calculated
for manufacturing.
0T A part or the whole will be sold
cheap-payments made easy, and part talk
en- in manufacturing For further informal
ton, inquire of the Subscriber, on the prom
iscs. WONDER WEARS.
Westminster, .March 10, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.

WHEREAS the Court of Ses-
sions for the County of Worcester. at
their term in September last. and by adjourn
ment to the third Tuesday in December last.
did appoint Vtllian. Crawford, i'm. HENRY
Penniman, Jason .Nirter, Calri,, .4snmsdo,cn.
and Samuel Mater a Committee to make sun
dry alterations in the common Highway or
County Road between the dwelling-house of
IHirsa Lombard, in Western, in said County.
and the dwelling-house of John Jones, in
Worcester, through part of the Towns of West
ern, Leicester, and Worcester-also to Law ont
new Highway or County Road through part
of the Town of Brookfeld, commencing near
the Store of Messrs. Hale & Hayden, and run
ming eastwardly to the old road leadiug from
Springfield to Worcester, near the dwelling
house ofJed1ahan Sterens, in North Brookfeid
ALI Corporations and persons interested in
the aforesaid alterations, or in the location of
the aforesaid Road, are hereby notified, that
the Committee will meet at the dwelline-housc
of 1hSrca Lun,bard, in Western, on Monday.
the twenty-eighth day of April next, at ten Of
the clock, before noon, and proceed to make
said alterations and lay out said Road.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD. Jr. Chairman.
OdkhGn1. March "a, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02

A N Accommodation Stage will
IN be run BY the Subscribers from LANcAs-
TER to BosToN, in the following manner -
Leave Lancaster on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive in
Boston at a, P. M.-Returning- Bos-
ton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at
8 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Lancaster at A.,
P. M.-Passes through Cambridge, Water
town, Waltham, Lincoln, Stow, Bolton, to
Lancaster Or For Seats, apply at RAND's
Hotel, Lancaster-and in Boston, at MoRsE's
Stage-House, No. %, Hanover-Street.
L. BROWN, I
A. w. RAND,
F. EAGER, Y'ProprietOrs.
N. RAND,
F. CoWEE,
March 10, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
NOTICE.

.HHE Subscriber would inform
n his Friends and the Publick, that he
has commenced GRINDING PLASTER. at tbe
reduced price of 81: SO ton, and win en-
deavour to accommodate his Customers upon
the shortest notice.
ELIJAH H. TROWBRIDGE.
.Nei0 Worcester, March IL, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
For Sale.

F0r Sale,
A VALUABLE FARM, situated
IA in Rutland, about one and half miles
north OF the Meeting Housc-containing 200
acres OF excellent Land, suitably proportioned
for the various kinds of Husbandry, with new
and valuable Buildings thereon standing.
SAID Farm is well watered, well fenced princi-
pally with stone-wall, and is in every way in
complete rcpar.-Possession will be given
on the first of April, if desired-or the interest
of the purchase money will be given for the
use of it for one year. 6FFor further partic-
ulars, inquire of the Subscriber, living on the
premises. THOMAS READ.
Ruiland, March 10, 1928.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-04-02
Cotton Goods.

JONATHAN WOOD has Just
received 1000 yds. of Cotton CHECKS.
GINGHAMS, and SHIRTINGS-which he
will sell by the piece or single yard, as cheap
as can be bought in the City.
.also-A general assortment of English
and Domestick Goods-Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c. &c.
Worcester, March &c, 1928. If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16
oFFiclAL ARTICLE.

The following Decree has bren addressed to The
President Of tie Council by our Lord The King
" Ever SINCE the FIST moment 81 my restoration To
freedom, NY paternn mind has sought fix the ~
urc lot of al my subjects IN order ,ha' they might
live in security some IN The enioymeHt of the re-
wards due their fdeluy aud loyally, and others in
the Oblivion accorded 70 their past errors thai bev
might render themselves worthy of The respect Of
their coupirymen and of ms royal benevolencp. 81
ihe same time have drridcd that The principal de-
liuuurnts who had placed themselves beyond The
reach of pardon, should suffer the punishment TO
which their rnnsgfessous had rendered them liable
But subject Interesting, and which must form IN
epoch IN the annal~ ri religions and mona, heal
restoration, reqWires the deepest seduafion. When
shall arrive ~ Madrid, and he there surrounded by
the lights with which my counsellors, with all fler
rehecton and well tried wisdom, will supply me, I
will u,ake known my royal will, regulating that will
according 10 NY natural elrnsncy, 10 The claims Of
public justice, IN The tranquility Of my people, the
security of The throne, and IN those relations which
closely unite me with the Allied Powers. This, ~,
Sovereign will, shall he made known ~ al INC PEG.
ne Of ,s Resm, and NY Conncil will he held cisrg
ed with lie execution.
Seville, October %, 1925
CAD1z, Oct, ~ Count Bonrmont has
been appointed Military Commandment Of the
fortress Of Cadiz. Two bsttslions Of the Roy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

Rober' Waiihmrn, ESQ. framework kniftcr,
has been duly elected Lord Mayor Of London,
for the ensuing year.
Christopher Pnller, esq. WHOSE &1me in
CONJUNCTION with ibst Of Mr.. = sarqnet, ia
fam'lir 70 every lawyer, has been appointed
Lord ChiefJusiice at Calcutta, aud the honor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16


ad by Nina ON the 25h Of October
&c Inhabitants Of BarceIona.--Some misled
men. whom it is necessary to reduce to- mae
ton, wished the day before yesterday TO dis
turb the public tranquility, by making use of
means which never can have a good result
However strong in the prudence and fifmness
which belong to my character, well convinced
Of that pow erfulness, ] spared them uulilihe
moment when recognized the necessity of
the severe precautions which were adopted
Yesterday, and which justice authorized.
"Inhabitants Of Barcelona am satisfied
with your conduct, and hope, for the same
reason, that you will confde in mine. The
circumstances are cf nature which the least
penetrating understanding may appreciate
Hy conduct will he regulated by them. and
wil he entirely conlornabIe to- the well un-
dcrsiood interest of the country.
+" My gratitude for the inhabitants NJ this
fine city will dictate the measures which J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
SOUTH AMERICA.

five had mn other statements than those ofthe
Landon Editors. we should he satisfied that g.
Britain was determined 10 resist any attempts
hy the Holy A!lies" 10 subdue S. America
Bells Messenger specifics the measures which
sbe's probably to pursue. A strong ndroL en-
Pedition, defensive aud precautionary in its
name" To he " Immediately sent To South
America" and perhaps nlunry TO very libe-
raj rxient."
But we require no such evidence. we are
satisfied without it. We are persuaded that
our government has received the most con-
elusive information of the resolution of Great
brlialn I" oppose any aggresssns which the
Allied Powers may make upon South Ameri-
ca-and propositions Ia join her in that policy.
We are persuaded that the Committee of Fo-
reign Relations are in possession OF this imfur-
lnatIon. We anticipate promp, and emerge
Tic 'eport nom Mr. Forsyth the Chairman
of the COMMITTEE. We anticipate IA carrrs-
pondent tone an the part of G. ,ngress, the fit
ting out ola squadron, Sc. &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
Mr.. ALEXANDER McKTM.

- R; You viii please lake notice that shalt on The est
- day Of January Pnwhatan nrorsad
I" take the drp"siiinns nj Hugh Owen and william Royai
nnd Others between the hours Of O'Clock A. M and .nn
set. and from day to tav until taken and at
courthouse ON t" 3isi day nf the month proceed 10
February NJ the rity Of Richmond proceed 10 fake Tho do
positions Of Jeddinb Allen and others NJ which 10 b
feh ms evidence 10 cerinin suit pending IN the superior
conrt Of chancerv or the Richmond district Ube eir en-,
plaintiff and you asd Mary Ann hIcKim Elizabeth r. Ter
nan, Sarah - Tnrnan, Susau thurman Martha Z Tur.
nan, ooers Of james ruruan drsi. def ndants M viii
time aud place ytu attend II Wv think ,rorer
Dec.27 7J--wAv EIIIABETU TIiVNAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
II. Of Representatives
EXECUTION OF RIEGO.

The gallant aud patriotic Riego has been
hung Ike common malefactor! "May ru-
III solSc" upon the " ruthless king :" and
Is confusion ON his banners wait"-who has
thus treacherorsly violated the constitution he
had sworn 10 support, and ignomniuusly mur-
dtrsd the friend of that constitution, aud one
OF the " howers OF Spanish CbivaIry." Fer
dInand's life was spared behold his generosi
ty. The vengeance of an indignant people
may yet overlakr him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
RUMFORD ACADENY

S'Hl. duties of this institution will rrrnunenca On a.,
io ni January neS aud continue rl the 18Th nr ne
o''l ",'Inwng' eAcepi summer months vacation The.
instruction Viii com rise the Greek, Lain French
l' sngish ia-gu"g~s with the mathematics Az ASSISTANT
VI nt Engage as The 1T pvpiI> IL sr6;
ccny Increased The situation Is healthy ana r.;rd IT,
Dnhng' 10 elegant repair rntly I.rge f,r tbe
accommodation OF thriy b"arders. The hoardjne
mrn' conducted by Mr.. VIM. Run in the most s,,iscsc
i"'y manner. Terms fur tuition = SO fur beard ear
hhrdrr furnishing his bed &C. 100 doIlarsto M, ,.Ji -
K;n1 u,; y; IN me- e., - u rWOMY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
NOrICE.

VIE subscriber, some time last Jsnnsrv nso
man Al nnc-n IN the CITY Of richmond, Nv the name
VI III oi mrs lar u CIatrn which slave nv The
Subscriber ut Mr. Inhn shrppar,is Of Richmond whence
ne mas since absconded lie is small fellow of dark
spoken hut minute description Of him rnnpof no riye
VIII give reward of fry dollars any person ,bs ~ m
appreheDd said slsVe and him mil So get hin,
again. DASIEI Nosu -"
Nelson Co, near Warminsipr. Dec. o. 7ose,vt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

and the rssoiatfos ofshe So,nmitsss sA,4. q,.ss.
CARED in.
The Hoase was occupied during the ~.
mander of lis session ON business il, It's inci,..
eDt stages.
Mr. Iiason Of somh."p,on, ,ooh his h, House =
De'ega'-s "n the 18th Inst and added IN. tour,i,
tees loo Courts of Justice aud Schools aud Colleges.
The New York papers mention that Aaron.
Burr, Esqr. has recovered the Whole of I'M,
Eden Estate. " hich has been so long rendinS
m court, and that by this decison he will come
into possession ola very handsome fortune.
Deer. perfectly white, shot n DAYS since On
'"e f''' Mo"h'"ii' Sh.nanie.h Herald.
Died, On Saturday. the ri posiin f;r.s v,
Richard lOoMES of Col 10. "A Ito, IL :, de G. late
oi that place.
49, DEATH OF JUDGE REEVE
we nave THIS week 10 the death of d., yon
IaPPtNH REEVE, irrurriv Chief JUSTICE IF th. STATE
ne closed bis long e ih. m,ri,p ~, lie
10 'st lie died full in the fh h. lived For weeaS
AZ intervals he en'tc,i the exer,rr,inr "a IN.
hN nut entirely tranquil in mind Ills hone an he
merits q" the Re''rcmer His az, 10 The hi o rbv
Gays the Li,ci'id Eag.e) OF man, distinguish - as
Jufs' rs Judge, anu cmiT-ni every rr.re. i'm his
profession, wi undoubtedly he written By some able pen
Coma paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
LAND FOR SALE
NNrIf,E

WE subscribers understanding that some Of the persons
nothing lots in the Savage Grant on The Ohio river
are "'ssaShed with the decision Court of Chan
cerN-esnhsiing the ivi-ion nna of arr
III 'hr sun of william, Coleman Morris and vii
nam J"hnson, Plaintiffs and Simon Rnrgsn Thomas Ruff
n"gioh ana Others Defendants I the persons or nny OF
'm ae 80 dissatisfied, the suhrIinTs they brrefre
nave prohcr" will exchange with them back ar inlcrio
snd will pay the equalization money thai such In, may he
name To pay The subscribers rcmarkue that
l. snmri'ung strange and hear of two ar
ihree d+iinIuen;s living in this the raynen OF
Their Just drhtsy iakimg appeal from court Of equity
after The lapse oi five six years. -
FDM McGfNNTS.
WM HIrE.
pcceniher p. 7o-& IAcpB IIGrE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
RESOLUTION.

Many ofthe states having expressed their
preference for or the other of the dstn-
guished individuals, who are candidates fur
the Chief Magistracy ofihr U. States--to give
our fellow citizens throughout the Union, the
evidence of the wishes of the people of this
state: BE Therefore reSolved, That the people
of this state look with confidence To the el.-
walton of their fclnw citizen VIM. Fl. Craw
ford, TO the high and responsible office of Pre-
sident. But should II be deemed necessary to
preserve undivided the republican interest of
the Union, that their personal prrdilection
should yield to the clearly expressed vic. of
thu republican majority, the sacrifice will be
made.
IL Senate. IT. of Repr, seniof;res
Yeas 81 mays 10. Yeas CT nays 40.
b Several that voted against the resolu-
too declared their personal partiality fur MIR.
Crawford, aud although called ON in debate
III The House of Representatives, not ten de-
clared their hostility To him."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
VIEWS IN GEORGIA

Extract Of a letter from .hiuedgeriiie, Dec. 18Th.
g As il may be interesting TO every friend
OF MIR. Crawford. send YOU copy of the re-
solution, passed in the Legislature OF this state
last week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

~ CIlANCENli A. n court held Tor Louisa rouotr Id
the Cour'house, ON Moaaat. Dereutlcr 3. 1925.
Thomas johnson, Hdnnor of David johnson dee. rlt.
Aesinsi
John 70 winston and Joshua Willis .nd Archibald 6t
dsTson nn,O 0f John Winston and Merry Winston DEE
-. Dpfs
The defendant John r. Winston mot havine enierel hie
hPi'-"rince nnd Given security scc.rdne law
rules oi ih court and " appearing the satisfaction o
we c1H thai be Is not uhahitant this o 49,
hni"n o." tue nHinH by bis attorney. u ortirrPd
ne s'd deirn7ni loiE r. Winston DO appear h. on he
hrss d.v ri March court next ard hill ~ th,
Punti and thp COPY % this order We forhwith INSERTED
~ some newspaper piued n She city cf Rchnond for egh
weeks successfully, and posted ~ the front IS
courthouse OF this county some cnurtnav.
Aeopy-Testa JOHN HUNTER, CT.
Lrscerib~r n, 7o-tye,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

TEIlE subscriber respectfully informs his frisnds and m
public thai he VIII "pfn private boarding school on
~ 1pih 'naTV next ~ iossun's Springs In the county
ri Goochlanh, about twenty iva u,ss from nicbr,nd
~" toprsr" Instruction will compri1r the Latin FrencI,
and Eneisb anEuag"s, the elements Moral and Natural
Phosophy. GcOgrapy with nf the Cilol,rs ami ia,
department OF Maiheu'aics embracing Plain and Solid
aud Algebra.
The price Of hoard md tuition viii bp orc hundred dol
'rs a scholastic ending r 10Th NJ December ensu
ing WIN ~ inisrnisson "f studies durin- liz .n
rer merths This iiuaon IL l. wen known is sr~r,s.o
y none IN luni ~ sslubry. and u, local Atlanta
geS Tue buildings are spaci'H, AMI w adapted ~ tue
c"W"f'nhie accommodation Of large hnarter.
though y no; The subscrirr, intsninn to rereve
ma .ight "ri"n post office l. established AZ This risr.
when WI AFFORD q" parents guardians treat facility
r 'nhsrrihfr frm his long ezpercoce in be nnrag4.
ith' and Instruction 0f vou, IN hrScf tlat he sl
be able % Piv" 'aiisfacton tuh regards Iernry
anu moral requirements, TO those who nay & ri DISPOSED ID
patrOnise hnt.
All communications addressed 70 bin A. mis- place will
oe ,pr"nWy attended 80. Ti0s A. RABEE
Jnhn-Dn'> Springs, Dec. q. 7O-9t6 Wa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

Upon the fears other representatives ~ send eatsSs
Saturday with instructions upon utest. Tie
OF New fork, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, be in
sensible 10 the eserlenain tricks to- pur-
pose Of deprivag the people OF their rights and them of
their influence Aud these salve,l over unsr
the Of certain resolutions prevent the election
ersr from coming the House of Representatives
" II ssaid that things going well 10 Pennsylva
mia aad New YORK; ard 1t is better await their final
suit The larger states have duty to perform "a them
selves and the people an let those be responsible Cor the
issue Of the contest who shall defea the Of
Constitution"
1.-THE New York American" Is idly attempting give
consequence TO certain silly and malignant Letters that
disgrnced the Washington from which they
mated. These letters caumnis,e both the living shithe
deal They conta,n almost many lie, ms lines. The
Junio which they pretend Ia describe. i the Idle coinage
OF the bnin" These miserable rro ctuuS Trumpet
up the present moment with the vain rxpecta ,n pf
Influencing the Presidential Eectinnbut they rxci,
ell in every honorable man. other than in.
dignation They absolutely tnn ,rspi
cable require r-iation. The American onlv dis
graces It's Own character, by following in The wake those
kennel newspap-rs the Washington Republican," and
" The \. Y. Paiiotn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

Htso'red That notice he given more nr the
papers OF This city. that The General Annual NJ -
~ h ON NE nr' Tnesay in January uext full nern,,
W tr Sioekhners in person or L., proxy, requested G
tue ONCE o this company, when prnpoSiIions w;I M
mteI for winding up the concerns thereof
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
A. NfcINTYRFpS

viH'INlA LOTTERY OFFICt, under liz Earle NoteI
Hichmont where arseniurrrs respectfully In, t.I H
come aud par,ak- "f them the pre lent rate of $3.50 ~
Whsle Ticket : Quarter
Hall de-, Eighth
lew CERTIFICATES of parcels tickets are also IN Ia
had al the following price: ~ "'S" ~ oe
Certificate OF wbnie tickets 80 Dollars
Do halI do. % Dollars.
Boz quarter do. Dollars
Prizes PAYABLE so DAYS after the drawing mr. c,sh nj,
far them nj iriGrs discount. nes GO a." P"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
MARINE INSURANCE OFFil.E

MEETING ofthe Stockholders in the Marin In.n,apcs
C"inpaiy of Rirmond, l. requested nj their ofrrs M
TUESDAY The 9Th day Of January, at 70 o'clock TO appot
Directors for the ensuing year. rf'''
Richmond, December %. 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

Mr. Sason of Southampton took His seat h, the Inns =
Delegates The 18th inst. was added t ~. t,,,;,
tees ior Courts of Justice aud Schools aud Colleges
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

f1D tickets NJ SIX dollars 50 s69ao Dollars
IN JANUARY NEXT
TIE ah"ve sclere will be drawn the CITY of Richmond
"nrs ZOO prizes will become the portion adv-niu
Only - blank prize.
nus proportion Of ih- anks to the prizes uvarabIe
a'ihe public well knows, and this satisfactory "a,
this lottery adds tle adyantug OF copng The M
rraii"ns nt it, drawing in the ui 1--WE uins
some Lucky Nur,Iiers are st'u left a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27

Deer. perfectly white, sbo, few DAYS since nm
'"s i''' """h'"hi' lShendnie.h Heraid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-27
DEAru or II'ncpprr,,v

Died ON Saturday. the Goth inst 1T povn~ Green vs.,
oi that place. Wv law
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber of Alexandra
| county in the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters OF administration on
the personal estate Of James GrIgsby, late
of the county aforesaid, deceased: all per.
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber, on or before the 28th day OF
November next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit TO said estate,
and those indebted thereto, are requested
to make immediate payment. Given I'M
der my hand, this 2S,h May, 1898.
ANN GRIGSBY,
Administrator of James Grigsby.
may 81 w6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
HEROISM.

Plutarch has related beautiful in
stance of female heroism. Epponia,
Roman lady, being informed that
her husband Sabius, when beaten by
the troops of the emperor Vespasian.
had concealed himself in deep cave
between Franche Conpte and Cham
pagn, made herself a voluntary pri-
soner with him, waited upon him,
supported him for many years, and
had children by him. At length be-
ing apprehended. together with her
husband. and brought before Tespa-
sian, who expressed his surprise at
her courage and fortitude, she re-
turned this magnanimous answer !:
" I have lived under ground and in
darkness, far happier than you have
on the summit of power, and in the
light of the sum-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
DYING.

TIME subscriber still continues to carr
i ~ on the DYING BUSINESS as usual. "a
few doors below the Mechanics bank, where
Black, Blue, Green, Teltoao,
Broom, Lead, and a variety
efcolours can be given to
dresses, shazcls, &c.
Leghorn bonnets dyed or blesched. Meri-
no shawls secured and dyed lemon color,
without injurlng the border. All orders
from town and country, will be particular
" attended to with punctuaiity and des'
patch. ROBERT &. LANPHlER:
march Is II