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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
Dismal .SiCUmD I.nud CoWro,,,,

rTJIE oynsr, -, - ~ 49,. l> ~ TO"Pu''y'
pAny are notified Tint tie 49, OF November next i tb.
day appointed by Law for the meeting Of The COM
P"nS al 9"t"ik, virginia FIELDING LEWIS. Pest
October "a. Aa-,IsN
III The Norfolk Beacon will advertise the abnv. until
10 November and forward the to this Office for
$500 INIT ~"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
FRANKLIN HOTEL

<sS.SA kANhkiN HOTEL.
.t.HI TIL sUbSrrihsr 'gp> leave ~ thank his friends
Inn and the puhc generally, for I've liberal rairCn
r as received daring the last three Union
ell where from the SmaneSs of the house and stables
ne VAS 50 lily nbe toaccommndaie them he
tNrg taken Tor atefm OF that well known, connlo
nus aud desirable. establishments the Franklin Hotel (of
which lac VIII take possession the first day OF month";
and having made arrangements furnish with ever,
necessary most de siIabs aveers, that this section
the country will anr, and being determined To- spare no
pains tor the those, may favor hin,
with their CUSTOM hopes receive share public pat.
Holm TIA
Lynchburg, October ~ 4a-wsws
VII subscriber viii offer for safe nc public suci0n in
a the Town OF uaApon ON Thursday, 9th OF November,
TRACT OF LAND, situated in the county OF York near
r house, belonging to the OF Adam Craig
containing, $50
a. the time, The heirs of Mrs Mary Craig will Offer
inr s'e' TRACT OF LAND adjoining, containing aboui
% acres, with comfortable irnprov emenis on il.
the terms of each SALE will he credit
mniey and oitwo for the other noiey
money the purchase bear interest
and the purchaser give ond for the n with
proved security, and deed of onthe
pap ncnt OF the uons The interest in case will be
leased ON the punciual OF the principal One of
heirs at Nj Craig is still minor and tue
permitted To- retain hi share Of the puI money
however the interest thereof annuay until that heir
iains the of d. aud when that place
that er conveys his interest in the land his share OF the
purchase money will be payable
ROBERT SfANAaD Adn,'or lie boAis non
with the will annexed of Alam Craig.
tctober Z1 i9-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
POTOMAC AND OHIO CANAL.

AZ meeting OF the People OF the county of Berke.
ley, held AT the Globe Tavern, in Martinsburq ON
MandaS' the 18th INST pursuant public notice. Ma
lof James Stephenson called TO the chair and
Edward Colson, Esq. appointed Secretary when
The following resolutions proposed, and unani-
mousIy adopted
ReSoired, That the People of this county view.
with the deepest Interest," the subject of the Potomac
lanai as connected with the best interests not only
OF Their particular comfy, but ofthe United States in
general and will cordially unite in any scheme like
" 10 efle ct tins great object
- hesoire.t, That this meeting highly approve Of the
Gene' Al Meeting of Representative from the coun-
ies interested inthe Potomac navigation which is TO
take place Washington Civ on the 9th of
neh'' a"d WI at all times be willing cooperate in
devise Tor opening the said Canal
r, Resofred, That Edward Colston, John h.
Cooke, Philip &. Pendleton, Moses r Hunter
Joel Watd, Wm. Short, Elisha Boyd, aud Israel
Robinson, be, and they hereby, appointed COM
n''ree to represent this county in the aforesaid
meeting
RESOLVED, That The proceedings Of this meeting he
NalioBui lnielieencer "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

A CuAN Ekb-At ituIe. taken in he clerk
IL Prince Edward county, the 7th day OF July oe
6ernan Y Stokes, Co,1ni.;....
against "''b
William H. Harrison and Edmund Lockett, sberiGor,h
county OF Prinse Edward and administrator of W;Ia
Harrison deceased, mr.. mann
The defendant Harrison not having entered Iis anne
ance and given security according the Co.
Assembly and II appearing that he is nhab;,sn, -
this STALE on the motion Of the complainant -
Is ordered, that the said defendant Harrison
on he hrst day OF October answ or tLa -
ananl bill, and that copy OF this order be fortbv;
SeIeu IN some one Of the public newspapers printed in he
cry OF Richmond for two months snccessisey and ai'
posted at the front door Of the courthouse of t
Tete Il. ]. WORSHAor m I,S
September 9. 3s,"ooD ~ "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
LAND For SALE

10 ne sold, agreeaby decree of superior court
oil chancery for the Richmond district, wherein VIM.
DuVa OF William Price, deceased is plaintiff
ana behv Banks and others defendants, cTed ofone
TWO and three years hy the commissioners Charles
anu James Pnne or either of them Giles Courthouse
onthe 2Sh day OF November that being day-if
fair otherwise the FIRST fair day-to the highest bIde the
Vr dnilo"ng tracts OF land lying in said county,
acres situated one mile north Of the ford of Glade
creek, branch Of New river and on Nathans RIDGE and
some waters OF Big and Little HEAVIER creeks waters of Pr
ney river 1000 acres J0e's ridge, chiefly in the
iork OF Pney river branch Of New 500 acres on The
Norhwes side OF Laurel creek, lying between creek
hu oharerS Knobs 800 the northwest side of The
mead waters Of Glade creek $50 Glade creek
me purchasers will be required give and securi
" To the commissioners either of them.
By order ef} CHARLES ARBUCKLE, , Commits
JAMES PINNELL, sioners.
September 9o 80,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
FARliVULE TAVERN.

- The present owner of this property having de-
ryT!, ermine To- retire from public life, has author
iAfysfn ised me To sell il and assure cenilen,es
u disposed to purchase such property, that will
Very few situations in upper country present so cno
prospect for profit aetive accommodating tay
crn-keeper, and are more healthy
The buildings extensive and enent with larp,
and excellent garden attached TO it,
JAMES MADISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

lGiNlA Al Rules holden 10 lie clerks Office of the
the Esd day OF August, ls2S--' N'''' ~
Zachary Lewis, ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
JERMAN BAKER. Treasurer.
Y BROWN, Jr. "a Auditor.

IL persons having claims against the estate of JOI
HUDSON, dec. late of Prince Edward county Va are
requested to make them known by the day Of January
Next rs the administrator will then close his accounts and
pay over TO the legaecs their portions said estate And
NE egatees hereby notified that they may then receive
ht portions at said estate upon executing TO
Niahr portion, in case debts should hereafter come
gainst saidpsisre.
Edmund Lockett sheriff OF Prince Edward and admor
with the will annexed Of John Hudson. dec. nv
80 JAMES FOSTER. his Drputy
q,.A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
CARRIAGES,
NOTICE

VIE subscriber, as trustee Of 2. Tripetr Co.. has for
sale, at the store lately occupied l,y them very 20
neral assortment of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.Eiu
order To close the speetily as nossiIe l
will be made a. the most reduced prices.
tercst to call. ~ "
The value Of the goods, is not expected
80, THOMAS GREEN, Trustee.
OctOOer 3 fJ-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

Joseph p ullard and Charles Arnold late partners in
trade under the firm of Billiard Arnold and iosenbus
"on anu Henry Clarke, merchants trading under The firm,
" RI ''J " y, y C,uIhcI DIS.
me defendant Charles Arnold not having enersd bis
uPperHncc ana given security The act OF As
semny ana the rni of this IL appearing Nv SAT-
ac'orF evidence that he Is uhabiaHt of this rnuu.
"! Is ordered That the said defendant appear here
I M rs SAY OF the neNi term aRd bill of tb.
ph"ths, ard that copy nj this order forthwith insert,
en IN some newspaper published in city u Richmond
the Capitol in the said city. 49, '' "
copy-Teste VIM w UFNINC :. a.
September 8. ss.s o. "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

NOTi FL shall petition tho next iegsaI,r, of Viz
gina, Tor The pnssHgr Of law permitting me 10 ~
main in the state with the privilege free per.on ef color
OCtnotI "a. F-W4w~ MILLEY LANGLEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
IMITATION LEGHoRN HAT.

We have taken up silver pen (sent 10 US from Sba
yer TREND NJ Niskeuna and finest paper notice an imi
iauon Leghorn Hat consigned TO the county
oi oisegn made by Miss Mary Looms residing few
miles from Cooperown, and exhibited late fair in
OCCASION this hat indsputsblv the finest sneomen of
American skill in this article, that have seen
much more perfect in its construction than we had
cd, or dared To hope for this early period i'm the hsto
~ OF ts species OF manufacture 1t is Of the com
nohSpeargFass, and the Young Lady whose taste ineenn
iy and SKILL has been thus successful has never had an in
r"cori yet an the nenes aud beauty of texture Il Is
surpassed not even by the finest imported hats trial
has been made on one made by tue LADY, last YEAR
and worn in the village, (CooperSowu and from this spec
men II is Inferred that its durability is not inferior To
norm The one in question far from becoming the worse
io wear has improved I'm color by therefore in
ve our irends and the friends Industry inpepuitv ard
patience as wen as the yotares Of beauty cali and view
me article which lies for inspection in the Reading room
OF THIS OihcoWe also intend to exhibit for LIy dave
70 BroaNway and then, f sold beor) present at tbe
mir next"ees IN Y. Com. Adv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
CLOTHS s. CASSTMERES

oSr imported in the Ship Georgiana, Mt Civ Poiu,
from LiverpOol-The subscriber is lust receyinp by
e 1oovs vessel few packages of first rate blue back
S iasnlonahie fancy colored CLOTHS CASSIMERES
aush, brothers Co These goods laid in on the
very lowest terms and manufactured 10 his
consequently can make them up very moderate terms
u recommend them 10 his customers and others yastinT
sue" goods, from whom he respectfully socits a cali
THOMAS LAMBERT Merchant T,,;Jo,
u handsome assortment of Il EADY-MADE CI oTti
every other article in bis line constanv an band
July II. ~ VI ~ manu-
IS hereby given that all the in The L15aIic
- IN the city of Williamsburg occupied and
tHt no more PATIENTS male female will received mo
the said hospital until Of the said ceHs are vscan,
Due notice of which will he given ~
By order OF the Court Of Directors
JuIy2a. "a =. - 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

There were also, preseGt, number Of the citizens
oil Ge'on and W aeriord, who are ever read,
''c prcsn'e cX.rion On similah occasions.
Bu' fist of al, are indebted To a gracious 81,
ierposiuou al Divine PTovidencp for The preser, alu
OF all Bauk-sireet, and pI ohaly tie greater pert u
The city. The barn burnt, stood within twelve feet "a
another, large and full OF hay which very nearly at
joined Other buildings contiguous which is iops-
walk, continuing quantity Of hemp. AT the ,tn.
the hire WAS issuing from every part OF the build ns
when the Intense heat rendered u impossible Iot III.
hiemen 10 sustain themselves near IT, and flakes 81
hre were falling on houses forty rods dis,an-at ti-
decisive moment, III" garng lightning, the loud peaS
OF i9under, and the furious wind were slNsd. a
perfect calm succe ded, the coads were dss,pated,
and the moon gave her light II the hand of the
Deity.
An extensive bed OF OYSTERS said TO he of re mark-
BILE fae favour, has been discovered within - few
days, IN Connecticut River, about five miles above
the mouth.
OGcdt Commercial Information redtirs 10 he trade
=, OF me Cnifed States toi,h S1edea aud Norlcay.
10 John Vaughan, Esq his Swedish NJ ,iestys Vie e
Consul for PhiladeIphs.
Philadelphia, Oct. Isl, 1928.
SIR BY an exIrac, la yesierday's papers ot let
ter from the Commercial house of Alexande, Bar
clay d Co dated Gutenburgh 29h July, 1925 an OF
der To he Custom House at G.ueoburgh WAS exsect-
cd enjoining the charge of alien Cor mor fre-) u '
upon w lrdia goods imported into Sweden, IN Ame-
rlcan vessels IL may therefore be proper remark
that by the decentralization in the United States of
the proposed 3d OF tho last Treaty., between Swe-
G'n aud the United States, there exists no agree
men, for the importation into Sweden OF West India
| goods IN American vessels.
CoIiormably to the general regulations of Sweden,
West India produce in American vessels can only be
entered IN certain ports, and for transportation The
| Swedish Government has Notwithstanding, granted
the entry (or sae) Of snch produce imported in Anne
rican vessels upon special application of tfe consr-
nee, such cargo then subieci foreign tuiv One
such case was decided Stockholm, l4th June 1920
on application OF Mcssrs. ID. ErskiDe & Co inr M.
entry OF Il cargo oi dye wood sugar and coffee I'M
ported by an American vessel from the Uniicd States
In the Kingdom Of Norway, American vessels and
cargoes oi the produce Of the United States as well
as OF foreign counlries, subject to no other on
higher duties, than those which are exacted ON
Norwegian vessels and cargces
| SEVERN LORICK, Consul GeneraI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

Extract o ier r. Cap6,id dated 4lBen, C,,b,v n
1928.
The Capital Prize Of 10000 dollars the Literature
Lottery third class, series drawn on "wednesday os,
was sod ~ IBIS CITY to two young laborng on the On
raj one ~ whom IS from the Of Ohio and the other
from Connecticut" IN v (ta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
RAPPhHANNOCK ACADEMY

rTIIlE present Session will terminate. an Tho an ;n,,,,
AMI the next viii commence on the 2ist October hen
The boarding and tuition departments will be combined
and boih he conducted from that period the
who has rented the institution for the ensuing year-A
Mathematical Assistant will be engaged the
her ot pupils l. Sufficiently ncreaSed The healthness
the situation, which from en,ptann In vice
the excellent accommodation afforded the buildings
which pscious extensive, and are nov
thorough repair together with the benefits to lie drriy.
ed by the students from well selected library WILL il Is
b0pe this SEMINARY TO share Of pubc patronage
TERMS.
board @si for the session ending 2is, April, S4.
ous Rent, S5o
Library Fee, n
cuages and Mathematics ~
For English and Mathematics alone, 10
Payable in advance.
vacation of three commences on the first OF
April. WIN nIWKESWonTiI
September p. 47-et
pursuance of oI trust executed Ia ih.
Oy Iohn heid esq bearing date The 29Ih Nav 1922
e'ohe IA me court OF Campbell county for purpoSe
OF securing the payment of The late
oi Willtam Garland H. Mitchell the nty of
SNAIL IN Monday he i7h day Of November next il fair
MOI, The next air da,pToceed sell the his hid
de NJ pubic auction for cash. the following valuable real
Ahd personal estate much thereof he found
hecesnry m executing the trust One of snd which
e sara John REID resides. living Failing river in
rounv Of Campbell purchased the said end of IN.
hi Noert Alexander. containing 400 9TH.
fuJo'nnlng me an"Ne named, ard running w Mill creek
containing 392 One Other tract icnu t. 70,
nnl chased OF the heirs of " I'LL Jones dec
~ acres The above lands adjoining form am told m
i valuable estate, containing good portion o
river hiiom-the upland generally of quality
ihe build ngs are comfortable eing house.
arn and other ne Oui-hnuSeS-Alsn follow in
slaves Abraham, q waggnnrr his wife Amy Peter
u blacksmith ) Squire and Molly.
The sale will take place The OF Mr. Reid on
the hr named tract al Land. title as vested In ia,
Undersigned will he conveyed
L,nchbure, October a. is.,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

Original 1needoie.-Hot long ago. young Irisbnop
from of the districts i'm that country where animal fod
IS luxury rather heard Of than enjoy the
was employed as lablurer by Opuent farmer in one OF
me eastern states Delighted with his sumpuous fare and
casting back his reeoectons to the pOiao.feasis OF the
an heted friends he had len in bis native country he
determined to write them letter and acdnaint then, ,i,b
me great improvement Of his fortune. Alter indting It in
ms own way, he submitted IL his employer for
on- How IS this, Pat said the Farmer you tell yonr
IIendshat you have meat in this country twice gest-
Gan you deny thai vow have Il every ~ oh no your
honor replied PAT 81 have IT three times a deV II I
choosebn don't your honor think rant 10 haze INV tsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

NiRHiN IA Al Rules holden IN he CIerk's CIi T,6
the 25d day of August, 1923: '''''
LidletOn Waller farewell D,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28


MarFare Mckenzie, john Dunlop adu,instratc nj .ox
Tic ,I.,.I , ",u ~ Jannn w ATKINS Leigh, Djis.
ne ueiendants MargaTri Mckenzie, and John D1slou
u"t having entered their appearance given security nr
corning 10 The act of Assembly aud the rules of mi. court
u appearing by satisfactory evidence, thai they are NOT
hhaDhts oil this country il is ordered thar the aid de-
irnuans do appear ee h FIRST oav OF the mex term and
answer the biii of The plaintiff copy OF his ar
p iorthMlih insertei Ia spaps pull -d in
'hr ciiy ~ Richmond Soc months successiyey and
Pos'eh NJ Tue front dnr of the Capitol in said civ
September 9. se - o. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

VlkGINIAi At Rules holden in The CLERKS Oice Of the
~; Snpsri3r oou' OF haneery for the Richmond Dis
wealth of Virginia, ~,
4gniHK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

v iR1lNlA Al Rules holden in ae Celhs fice al Tho
Superior Court OF Chancery FOR the kiohnon,i dis,rr
the PSI day If June, 1928 ''s"ie's
David Juenh Tobias S. Tobias Edward Pollock mart
e III hde under the firm of David Judah and Company
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

WIZ subscribers are empowered the pre- idrnI and
directors OF abe James River Company to receive GRO
os" Tor part 0t the Looms authorised procured nv
.e ny an net ct the General Assembly rassed the 24
day oi February 1928, entitled liking more eer
tual provision To into effect the entitled An ACT
90 amend ie act entitled an act for clearing improving
the naygat ion Of james river and for uniting The
and Western waters by the James Kanawha rivers
and for other purposes"
All monies loaned in pursuance Of the said act rnyst be
PAID into The treasury the of the I'd Auditor
upon tue payment of ench loaned Trntyr Of
the Commonwealth tpW issr certificate Of ,fo,k for H.
amount her.gf pPortng thnt The olres to
mn fendT III, executors c. the loaned together " i'm
the interest agreed onhat the interest shall he semis
nualy paiG-that the principal irredremabIr for
twenty years and afterwards be redeemed nj the Meas
ure of the Legislature. f
JERMAN BAKER Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

~
rue defendant Daniel DavisSon not having eufers bis
ana given security according 10 tie act OF AS
eo ahd me rules of this appearing y sat
,aeo'y evidence, that he is inabiiant OF this coun
NY ordered iha the said defendant do appear here
." e T DAY 81 he next term aud answer NE Bii of me
pah ana that copy OF this order forthwith ms RED
~ some newspaper published in the civ of Richmond for
Capitol, in the said City. w " ~
a copy-Teste, VIM W UFNTNG q n
September @. ~ ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

NiSGlNiA; AT Rules holden in the CLERKS Office al H.
Superior Court of Chancery the Richmond Ds,;n,
the 25ih day of March, 1890: e''
Thomas T. Bouidn, acting executor OF David Ross de-
'e"se"' Pit.
HiU N Mann, Samuel Dyer Jun, Jacob divers Rehs.
ca bondieNecuirix of Phineas Bond decreased Alice 4.
Williams, execurix anddevsee of Wn. e. Williams t,h,'
williams. Lewis D. Williams, Lucy Il. Williams ami Ma.
u w iams infant children heirs and deviseeS WI;.
g. Wnhms deceased, Jacob Myers and Eliza his lie J
Duifeld and Amanda A. his wife; and Frederick A M
rha i., ,,u US usSsaseo, DJis
appearance and given security ding Ito the act of A.
enby and the rules of This and appearing by
shctory evidence that be not nhabnn of this conn
Try II Is ordered. that the said do appear
the hsst day Vt the next term and the bill of lie
pnnhh and that copy OF this order be forhw insert,
Ell in some newspaper published 10 the city of Rirhmon
Tor wv" months successfully! and posted at the front door
OF the Capitol, in the said city ''i
copy-reste, WIN W. HENING r. n
September g. 3s-,a,s "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

yTIReINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks oee or .
s,rerior Cour, of chaneery for the Richmond dsrc,
he Esd day Of june 1923 'V'f
iOhn Robertson, esq Attorney General of th. f.o,,
"ea"n o virginia, PIT
Daniel Davisson John Davissoa David DAWSON Rs,h.,
n.vssn, Francis Read. w. DAWSON, Andrew Da,ssoo
William Martin and Is Wson1r. Do'"'
The defendant Daniel DAWSON not having ent,yi HE
appearance and given security according ac, OF A.
cmby and the rules of this and appearing "a, s,
acory evidence that he is uhabtant of This cum
il ordered that the said defendant do appear her o
the first day OF the next term and the bill uf H.
plaintiff aud that copy of this order forthwith insert
eel in newspaper published in the civ of Richmond
months successfully and posted the front door
the Capitol in the said city -
copy-rese, VIM. W. HENING, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28

An extensive bed OF Oysters said TO he of remarka-
bic hae favour, has been discovered within ~ tew
days, IN Connecticut River, about five miles above
the mouth
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31

the. invisible world, where their man
sion is,fixed forever. When the SONS
of the siren calls US to the banquet Of
vice, let US stop in the midst of this
career, pause on the brink, look
down, and while yet one throb be.
longs to virtue, turn back from the
verge Of destruction ; think Of that
ruin that false pleasure introduces
into human nature.-Behold ra-
t;onal being arrested in his course /;
a character that might have shone
in public and in private life, cast in
to the shades Of oblivion a name
that might have been uttered with a
tear, and left rs All Inheritance to a
race to come, consigned to the roll
of infamy /; all that is great in hu-
man nature sacrificed at the Shrine
of sensual pleasure in this world;
and the candidate Tor immortality in
the next, plunged into the irremedia-
ole gulf of folly, dissipation, and end
less misery. AMANIHlS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Potomac Company.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the On.
IN nual meeting Of The company will be
held a: the Columbian Inn, in George
town, on Monday the fourth day Of
August next, when an election will take
place for president and four directors, to
serve the year thence ensuing. =.
And that the president and directors will
hold a meeting at their office, on Monday,
the lth of August, tor the purpose Of ap.
pointing a person to act as treasurer, one
to act as toll galherer and gate keeper at
the Great Falls, ami one TO act IN The same
J. MOORE, Jr. Treasurer.
July 8 tust4thA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-31
Whiskey. Tea, Wine. &c.

WnlSkey, lea, wine. &C.
II lindsay l. HILL have this day land.
IL ing from sloop May-Flower, captain
Scull, from Philadelphia, 81 bhds, and
IS bbIs whiskey, very good
IL chests Y H tea latest importation
pipe and ! Dr. cssk sup. Port wine
IN STORE,
80 bbls prime whiskey 3 years old
Holland and country gin in pipes bbli
Malaga vine in or. casks
Claret in boxes ] doz each
". Orleans and Barbados sugar 10 bids
and barrels
Porto. Rico, St Domingo and Java coffee
in bags
Pepper and pimento in do
Bales GeorglsUpland cotton
Boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
Ditto tailow, do mould and dipped
Ditto soap, do rsisiDs
Sacks fine salt liverpool filled
Bacon cured in town and country
Nett aud gross ,bad which they rec
Nett and gross herring commend
n York made chairs which they will
sell low to close consignment
oafsugsr, nutmegs. corn &c. and asu'
suaI, a supply Of best fmiIy -four
July s