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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
ss9 dARlNE ISL, Nh
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Oct. 10,


Schr Rising Sul, Silver, Salem. via Nor
folk, 5 days RON tue latter; tanners oil,
sole leather, sack salt, mOiasses. teas, can
dies, suoss mackarei, Key srrowroot, chi
ma, chocolate, .hats, peach ami CUg1ac
brandy To the master
Schr. FIVE Brotners' Jackson, and Ex'
perlsnent, Russ, PatuxenL tobacco TO w.
fowie a. Co.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore, ioul
days; freight 10 diffe.enl merchants
Sour Syren, tDery, Saco, IL days /
white pine boards to " F0wls y Go
Schr e.mei,ue, Jordan, inUusasto0, 8
DAYS: lime 10 J. n. Ladd Il Go.
Ger. Ia.
Scnr New Priscilla, CrOwell, from Bos.
ton; plaster, hemp, \ + hum, oil, macka
rel. &c. 10 John II. Laid & "
Schr welcome Return, Bingham, Rich.
mood. Goals 10 Nn l.. keanedy aud K i.
L.. White.
schr friend-to Peace, Fendall, from be.
low; country produce to tue master.
SAILED,
Schr Green, &. Johpson, Boston.
Ship General Pike, of the White House
thls morning, bound up. ~ ind INV.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Hardware.

u w
DATON T. BUTl HER dave imported.
i per the snip Pioneer; from Liverpool;
their Fall
y1ssortment of Uardu IRE,
among which are the follow ing:
Anvils, uses
Stone and sIedge hammers
SHEET, hoop and round iron
Crowley and English blistered steel
Trace and Halter chains
Iron wire, shovel and tongs,
Tenders and skates
Brass and iron rim locks
Butt and Hi hinges
Spades and stovpis
Shot bags and powder 6asks
Commode nobs
Stock and Lad locks
Sad irons and wagon boxes
Tea kettles, bell metal do
House and sleigh bells
Waiel irons, &c &c. &c.
1Ono 9 thsin,
The National InieIiigencer will insert
The ahove twice a week for two week.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Notice.

A LARGE FLAT BOTTOM'D BOAT
n hoated ashore at Jones's Point, near
Alexandra, four weeks ago, with grass
growing ia her. She has been employ ed
in the fishing business. as there are fish
scales in her The owner can have her
by paying for this advertisement
oct list r. GRAY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Notice.
NOtICe.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha

T>HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Tha
L the subscriber hath obtained from
The orphans court Of Charles county, in
Maryland, letters OF administration on the
personal estate Of Wilson Smoot, late OF
Charles county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same.
with vouchers thereof, at or before The is,
day OF May next, TO Mr.. Alexander Mat.
tbews. who is authorised by me 10 transact
,he business Of the estate, they may other.
wise by law he excluded IRON all benefit
of said deceased's estate. Given under
ny hand. this I4tb day Of October, Ammo
DomIni 1898.
ANN sMO0T, .Adm'x.
oct Is 2aw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Public Sale.

On SATURDAY the lst Of NOVEMBER"
W. ILL be sold on the premises. that
" valuable lot Of ground on the east
side OF Fairfax 81. lately in The tenure OF
Mrs. Mooney, milliner (; fronting OF Fa'r.
fax st, 50 feet, and running back loo ieet !;
49, on which is erected a eoasenient
MI store and Dwelling. The above
4sSS sale is made PURSUANT TO the Will
]" OF Geo Nc Mum. decd. Terms
al sale. MORDECAi MILLER, Ex'r
nov I6 of Geo. .hclNunn, deceased.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
NJ A r RED,

On Thursday evening, The 10th instsnt,
by the Rev Mr. HARRISON. Col ARCHIBALD
HENDERSON, COmmandant OF the U. >
Marine Corps, 10 AsSA MARIA, second
Daughter vi AKTHuEY eAARLEs CAzEsovE,
ESQ. OF This place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY. the 18th day OF JANU-
~ AIRY next, at Catts's tavern, IN the
county OF Fairfax, the subscriber will ofei
at pubic sale,
Three Tracts Of Land,
oh the Little River Turnpike Road, near
Aceotink Run, in the said county, contain
ing, respectively, 26o acres, Zoo acres,
and SO acres-wlth . small lot Of 6 acres,
on The said road, at The bridge over The
said Run. Also. Two undivided
Third parts Of a MIL Seat
an the said Run, at The said bridge
The above sales will bemade under two
deeds of trust from John Weaver and vile.
akd Henry BurdiCk and wife, TO The sub.
scriber. to secure the payment OF certain
debts, therein mentioned, 10 john Lloyd.
The sale will commence al IL O'Clock.
Terms casb.--to be paid down--snd u not
so PAID, the LAND will be Immediately re-
soId al The risque OF the detaulter
X. |, TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct Is DI6 -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Lost.

IRON brig Fanny. James Fowler, mas
l. ter. two miles below the Narrows, a
small YAWL BOAT painted a light green,
with an American color painted out on ber
bow. Whoever takes her up, and will
deliver her to John n. Laid Il Co. OF 4.
leYahdria, shall receive liberal reward.
oct ID t.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Land for Sale.
on MONDAY NEXT.

=
T1NDER a decree OF the county court
" of Fairfax, we shall, on Monday the
Goth day of October next. al The tavern OF
!. Bfonaugh, Fairfax courthouse; proceed
to sell TO the highest bidder, tor cash, all
the right, title aud interest OF Henry N.
Jones, (uhder the will OF bis father the
late John Jones) 10 ana in, one undivided
moiety OF tract of land, containing three
hundred and eighty four acres, lying on
the waters OF the middle run OF P0hick in
said county of Fairfax, which said land is
now IN the occupancy OF the Miss Jo1es's
Any further description. IS deemed useless,
as il is presumed those inclined 10 pur.
chase would view the lands. Such lille
as is vested 10 US, (which is believed 10 be
ah equitable one) will be given by the
COMMISSIONERS.
aus Is iGtO9O
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Notice.
Notice,

Notice.
THE Partnership OF Harris & p lies was
L. dissolved on the Isl day OF January
last, by mutual consent Those to whom
thu firm is indebted, vii! bring in their
accounts; and those indebted will please
to discharge their accounts by the lOh Of
November next or they will be placed in
the hands OF au officer, as we can give no
longer indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS,
oct l4--3tH LEWIS PILES.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Public Sale.
Siarsl,al's Sale.

MafSllal'S SAFE.
~ ILL We sold un the premises, by the
~ Marshal, tor cash, on Wednesday,
The a9th day of October Ae1t 81 IL O'Clock,
all h- right, title and interest Of Mr. VII
liam Hrrbsrt in aud 10 ibe following lot Of
er"und, adjoining The town OF Alexandra:
Beginning al the intersection OF West and
Ofonoko streets; running north with West
street to Montgomery sheet; thence west
to the northeast corner Of Peter Sherron's
lot; !hence south with said lot 10 Orono
ko.s,reet; thence with said street 10 The
beginning; containing ten acres, more Of
less--Sold to satisfy an execution In favor
of the Bank OF the United States.
d. MINOR, D N:
For T. RIN1GOLD, Marshal
sept rs tO2S
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
Now Landing,

so bids Baltimore wh,skey represent.
ed to be ayesrs old and Of PRIME
qualify
SO iw eniy ca!iy boxes Of Ycurg I'y-
son tea OF lste Importation For sal. by
sept 10 SAM'k 4ESSERSNiTH,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
o. ST'ERS
sugar and Tea.

sugar and Tea.
NOV landing from the slooP Armada,
l NfroIn New York,
Shhds. good muscovado sugar
8 ch.st- gunpowder tea
Is half chests do do
So len catty boxes do do
s boxes each 20, two ID. cannistefs do
chests imperial do.
9 halt chests do
lately imported IN the ships London Ira.
der, Hun ress, Savannah l. Importer, OF
superior Quality;
oct lo S. MESSERsNfTH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18

Dry Goods.
THE subscribers have received per the
| Pioneer, from Liverpool, Friends.
from G reenCek, & Meridian, from Bremen,
400 PACK GES of
Seasonable Goods,
consisting oil
8 bales rose, point and striped blankets
8 do Schol6eId's asnueIs and bookings
2 do Rhodts's bombaze,ts
e do FIushihgs
6 do sup+rfre and 'eeond cloths
3 do kerseys and plams
2 do casimeres and ves,ings
e do pelisse cloths (veTy superior)
G cases Irish linens, sbirtings & sbeetinss
10 do calico prints
do cbmtz do
6 cases Manchester 4 Scotch giDghams
a do do dimii'es
s do steam loom sbirtiDgs
8 do wooden and cotton hosiery
I do gloves (assortet)
10 null and book nuslins
9 do jackonet and cambria musl'ns
do cahbric ami gsUgban rOb.s
q do Madras f. cotton bsndaDs bfkfss
I do insertings and rrinT .ngs
I do worsted scaSis aud shswls
6 bales Scotch OsDaburgs + sbeeifBgs
2 do German do
10 do burlars, &c
The above goods having been purehs-
see With cash by one OF the finn, will be
sold by the package tr piece as low as in
any other market.
a. C. cAZENovE & 60.
septII
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
six Cents Reward.

u Way an the 18th inst THO.
III MAS DELPdET an indented APP
prentice to the coach smithing he is a
bout I8 years old The above reward
will be paid, but no thanks for bringing
him home
DAVID G. PRETTYMAN.
oct IL 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

WILL be sold a, the late dwelling of
w Eiydh Gsehaals, decd. on Wash
,ington-street,
A Negro Woman and her s Children.
Terms at sale. SARAH CHENAULT,
OCT 9-tOl8 Adnr'x.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18
AUCTION SALES.
rustee's Sale.

trustees Sale.
ON THE ED day OF OCTOBER hext, al
" near l2 O'Clock as may be. will sell
al public auction, 10 the highest bidder, tor
cash,
The Tract Of Land,
lying in the county Of Prime. " iil,am ;lats
the property OF Charles Hopkins, u.e.as.
ed, and purchased by hin iron ID. exc.
cuior OF Ur. George Graham 1h. iana
lies not Tar ffuu The Occaquon Mills, and
adjo,us that o. Jaaes Savage, ahu Others.
For description OF Il, reference is had to
the deed of trust gwen. by said topkms to
The subscriber, In trust Tor The executor Of
DR.. Grshaa,, dated the s9ib March, 1891,
and recorded IN The Office OF the County
Court of Prince William; and TO The de-
ceased from lb- executor 10 said Hopkins,
recorded IN the sane Office The sale
will bs made on the premises. II the day
is rainy, il will be made on the fret fair
day thereafter.
aug 23-tO2x IrusieeI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-18

Ship General Pike, off the White House
thls morning, bound up. ~ ind INV.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Mmtinsburg, Nrginiq,
PRINTED g. PUBLISHED b.
=, WaSHI%GT0.v ET.aS;S.
CONDITIONS.

l. The p-ce of this paper is two dollars and
hf.y cents per annum, one half TO be paid g.
the receipt of the FIRST paper, and the balance
~ the end Of SIX months Distant subsc,i beers
pa, for the whole year in adyance.-No sui
scuD,ion received Tor shorter term THAI s.x
mouths, and no paper discontinued uutll ar
garages arc paid "a failure TO notify discon
,in9ance oithe paper at the end OF the tine
subscribed for, will be considered new en-.
gseemen'.
Is. Advertisements will be published Il
the Gazette at one dollar per square for three
weeks ,aseriion, and continued, sf,er tn.
time az twenty 1--WE cents per week sna
when not specifically directed Ia the contrsrf
will be inserted unit Forbid and charged ac-
eordinsiy.
III Advertise ments fpora distance must bs
accompanied with the Casd. o. be assumed %
some responsible person, or he Postniastsi
mos; convenient 10 ihe Advertisers.
" Advertisements WILL in etepy instance be
ohsrged 10 the persoa ordering them, unless
particularly stipulated TO Tie contrary
V. Chancery Orders inserted as other Al.
vertisements aud charged 70 the Attorney, whose
name is indorsed by The Clerk On the order.
N. g. 1t is distinctly to be understood By Ad.
vertising Customers, that no Advertisements
will henceforv ard be directed5by the Editor OF
this paper to be inserted IN other papers, un-
less he sane be previously paid for
az Al communications to the Editor, by
mail. must he paid, otherwise they will not be
attended to. SIS N
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-18
Gov. Peasants Message !
To both Houses Of Tie Virginis Legis-
lgfWe.
tsSt w "a
Fellow Citizens Of the Senate,

lafWe.
Fellow Citizens Of the Senate,
and of the House Of Delegates:
1t is a subject OF great pleasure to
me rpon meeting the representatives
of the people" ID General Asseinbiy
to have II IN my power 10 congratn i;
late them, and Enough them the go
srlesat lfrgd. on HAT prospect of a6un
dance afforded 10 our state in particu-
lar, and Ky the Uaited States in gene
raj = SelJom ldse we seen ihe
efforts of iiatistsy crowned with great
ef success tifhi ,i6r;ug The latt. seasoil.
'Undertec smllt saof Il 0eneiicent Pro;
violence, our cfdis Of gain ofail Kinds
have been hnusd3l, great in q,,a.,tity
and excellent in eoalfy; and though
our agricultural indastfy iS3s been cur,
tailed iip one branch Of i considerable
part Of It's expected products upon the
whole we nave abundant cause to be
thanklu,. - ~ NJ I
,IAi'sTis pleasing PROSPECT has been
'cotsqterbalanced in Some de-sce, bit
T tr;ist ihI' a Comparatively mall one,
bv loss Sustained in tslis' cItv, IN the
course of"this last summer l alE.de
to he burnngog tie p snitentiaty build.
mg5 On the night Of the 9Th of 40
gusF.IAst, siear midnight, the alarm Of
fife was gwen. IL was soon Disco
yzred to be the Penitentiary. Every
cxeFtion was madc.by The. fire cohpal
Il inpastlrular, and the cltszei1s III
& al, to arrest the calamity, by
p 'nptly repairing TO The spot and Us
IL. 1.-THE means h'theis powef.to ex-
@tttr9ish the aames, hut they had pro-
coed, d 20. rapidly, and PRO iesssd too
far. tie'6fe the people REACHED The
pla:r to"ienablc theni 10 atcompkeb
tbs, obicc UsoWfthc fi.st. alarm,
-thr p,aiIit.@uacu 1iad-repairea to the
sliif 2.Phe pro,nbtiti'lc' ahtI aIAcfhy
or ethes~ Hn8' nent, sal their e18d
lcss,'iH' ,jtl,rs Jhs'% z gave p5ii'oof
o,@''?'333 j order ana excellent 5,isait
PHI Fvih3 eompa'is. AS "sofno as
the 8, Nss given, nc prisoners. cxt
capt = ~, had f,rsi ,arfred i,;,o ne
yard, ~ u,IorkT1e9 lte- doors ofshf
Inner ayl,rtnieut., aG5 when thc 'ptb'
Tic ges7Ti afttt3 me opfer iacrs were
oper.d, aud jly, Se,c permitted to
pass M, whefe tacy rsmlined under
thu care of Ire goard. Fout or free.
ioweGer, the doors Of whose cefe ID
Pie hurff and conslsion of The moment
'had nc. bsen unlocked, fanthc most
'mmincn, risk Of perishlng, asd would
.ee,,al,;7 have been losl, had il not
Keen lor tn exertio1sO OF some OF the
cit.zens. who released item by cut
TIM tnronah he ouler wall and drag
GIG dem through the apertures, at
considerahl, haZ I'd TO themselves
from he burning ruins falling about
Il. n. md il vas soon ascertamed that
Of two adnd,ed and ioriy torr then N
coarsa.nrn!, alt we're forthcoming. a
liu! 6a:are day they were removed to
the Canilg' where they were rciaioeq
about + ileet hours, and on the evening
OF The dav Succeeding the fire were
removed 10 the armory, that beleg The
only place belonging 10 the public sui
f.ien,ly large TO keep Them, except the
Clp.tol, where il was not considered
proper for them 10 stay longer than I'll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

\ eo'tcfporfrni tie \. Y. Oily Al.
't11'ses mller dlie Tampieo, June 81
WITT ~ follows -" Gru. It. kma, with
4 small force, ~ t000 men, Va ut ST.
Loas P"tnsi, aud bad declared ,ndrprrd-
eni ot tue supreme puNer 81 Mexico, who
have dispatched avery considerable forcr
against him, which ST Anna had gonc from
ST. Lauis 10 meet. Thc resni Of the bat
lie not knonn.
TIN country IS Ear fom being tranquil
aud you need not hc surprised 10 hear OF
ann'her chang IN the government.
We hear nothing of pirates in this quar-.
ter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

the space offee years, to editany period'ca'
paper ola political tendency.
4th. That the foregoing resolves be
communicated, with an extract of the Pro-
TOGO, to the Central Committee of Enuni-
fy OF Mayence aud thai it be in additon
stated that Tie clauses communicated Ia a
'eiler from the President of the Comlnis-
sioa, bearing date March %, iB23, are for
The present, considered rs repressed by this
Diet.
Edract ef prieate Ae'fer.
PERPfGNAY, June ;. - &C. arrival of Nj
IN at olnl had been announced at Corona.
The Intelligence frnm that city Of the Ist.
placed Elm IA 40 entirely different part
HIS retreat from Vel is said 10 have aston
'shed even the most intelligent and expcd-
eneed men He FIRST of al sent his with
ded To tardonia by prats de Ilusanrs and
deronella, aud himself with column of
1000 men advanced To publa Then he
separated into tWo columns, directing the
one upon ''aSa, aud the ether upon Gusol
Ernles tuil0WCd him with his brigade,
and feuch brigade commanded by Gen
1T Priest, Romagnsa was ordered 10
terdasne. He arrived the 1t at Belor
ihe Wholc Mountain Is alarmed by the
march of fIlna upon Yich, Parties run
very high, and there /, general persuasion,
that 1eles. the French army receives spec
dy reinlrrccments, theIoA aiisls are IN great
danger.
The following is an extract Of a letter
from Tolosa Of the 5th June. THE de-
lection Of the II o9s otlhe Faith, charged
IN part with the blockade of Pampaluna, is
constantly Increasing the dtmiuution Of
their pay is the alleged cause--u IS Ger
tam that the General d'Espagna has been
obliged to abandon the command Of his
division, and tn seek refuge in the ranks
ola French regiment, in order to save his
life"
The Star Of evening, t1Sthl says with
The Intention OF inducing orr troops 20 re-
treat, in order thereby To relieve Barcelona,
he advanced on the 9Th June, INTO French
Cerdagne, with about 5000 men, aud that
he even halted at Ossege, not far from
Mount Eouis.-it is aglded that Nina after
wards retired to Rippoll.
The Bordeaux Memorial, publishes
etterfrom Bayoune of7th June, as follows,
Ifeutenanf Gen. Count d'Antichamp is |
appointed Governor of Madrid, OF which /
lis division is to form the garrison. There
5 talk of forming IS new regiments OF
Infantry to be composed Of the recruits |
If 1925, and Of the veterans who may re
enlist.
Lieutenant Genera Yilaa passed last
light through Bayonnrs gn'no fast 10 PARIS,
"a A spceiA mission.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

The Providence Gazette sta'ea as a fact,
that a rat caught m trap IN llat city, ac-
tualiycrrP o1i II his shp, 10 F5eats him
SIR II aple"ers that the animal wa,
caught hy Tho iarehcad, aud that ing
eatrn oll nis two fo,t feet, he cranlrd I'll.
trdy utof his skin, leaving the flesh side
of the skin edwards. We asi evening.
lsays the edtof,) saw the skin, aud heard
The declaration of the gentleman, thai il
remained IN the trap 10 II was found. AT
Washington, II is said, the clerks arr kept
- poor thai the rats are often seen running
from their houses with tears IN their eyes
We trust that the skins OF tlle Providence
rats do moi SIT so Loosely upon them, from
the same cause. " j. Com. .8dp.
The following Tragedy hns been pro.
dncred on this subject. GPror. Gas.
SKINNED 4LH'E-A NJ SIERY
N ONE ACh
The curtain rises 10 slow music Silence ,
vaaited apartment Of roupi stone, resem
bling dungeon. On ono sidt, "a tier oil bnf-
rcls, door grateI windows, sc. &c. Near the
back scene, huge steeltrup with cheese.
The music ceases. A troop Of rats aud
mice enter ppon the stage in grand process
sion. Strange noises are hcurd nj intervals
and they vnnsh IN evident alarm
Enter a rat Cduii0asiGl
sotIioqnE
When night has thrown nor mantle ocr crea
ti0n,
And heIf The world Is wrupt in pitehy dpt
ness
Ere Luua orb has risen in the heuvcns,
Throwing IL lislt through yonder aperture
love 10 range along thesc spacious halls,
Aud view the dwelling vhich Nc rals inhhbit
1lpstc. 49, DiSiad roirfs are hfmd. DrmclHa
9ard = bolts, soud u roiccs anil epprooohng
f0bF'fpS
some Que inlrudes upon my mediniious.
What conse il there for this nocturnal ela-
mour2
III henrc aud play the spy upon theit con
turt
Mo- display merc taaguaniniCy.
And lhcc Ia fare will meet tie bold INTRUDER.
But bark Again hll's siltnl IN the mnuz,on
Methinhsmy appetite is now increasing
hats are but mortal, aud mus feed Oh that
Which hounlrons nature has spread ont be.
fore them
And lite were short indeed did We not seek
For Pfn,srf Hood.
lHn p0'tse, he retreaisup he stage
la WHAT'S his ? prize Is full briofe me.
Here Is dainty Of the choicest kiud
Aud will feast, nov, like an Alderman.
IN tOHcbfs nc sprmg and he trip doses. 49,
iighis arr seeu oppfodcbng
Fire irrachery rats kUlsmen 10 The res
oh c'lfsr on my Horuciors roisaond ging.
Far siIli"r T lhm Noe tao llebr,w Eauu,
Who sold hishrthrieht for "A mess OF poitaEc.
Are there NJ meaus Of freedom one re-
mains
Would tIu' had the power Of ancient Snmp-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

The subscriber will codlnpe the bartli a1e
business ~ III. house formerly occupied ~
Ammab Hancock a Co lie vii also kneta
band, a gcpd assortment ri Paints. oil, frt
Painters nstcrInis, alt ri Which articles he j.
determined 10 SCH low f1r fsd
AAnON HANCOCK
August l. Nv los
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neSsfs. .4rehibaiR F,eaond, Jr. BWiaa
Frceiond, anf .juha Frerlnna,

FIFfFVNW, MT JNHH IfIIUHHt
4 EATLEhkN--Aa yHn ate mol mha-
~ bitnnts oil this cnmmunn enill. md net
having any agent known "a me-, ynu will
please In take notice thai | shbl on Monday
the 18th day oi October neat, ri the franklin
iletcl, IN the town 81 isncbbprg, proceed 10
tnkcfhe Dispositions ut Chris TOPPER Blake, and
Jhnes Bullock, IA sui depending IA the
Superior Conr of Chnucrry Tor the Lynch
burg District, wherein I am llpinlin, aud
talues Bullock, Christopher Clarl, mud Rich
ard Anderson beYtrly Blair, and David An
derson, trading under the firm mud style of
Anderson, RlaiG Anderson { , oinsclves mo
defendants. BENJAMIN LEWIS.
August - Wiwf l06.
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der. by which, until the 5Oth ofNoyember,
no vessel from the 4. States, Gulf Of Mex
leo, &c. will be admitted here without per-
forming first, forty days quarantine at Ma
hon. This measure cannot possibly be
nut in forCe.n Ph7ad. Franklin Gaz.
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fnIIf rofafieenhip Of Apfraa Haacefk
a s. -. Is tlis day dissolved b. mafaal
Consent Al persons indebted 80 them a.
feancsifdtnatei = immediate payment 10 Ar.
nen lIaacoek. allihose laviae nlaims aealast
item afe requested Ia pfeseht their =. slr1f.se
claims tehrnF properly adiu-'cdler se.ilemeat
ia 5ii,h BLOW =
AMHDN HANCOCK
InlN Il
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WIT.-Cornsclor Lamb AN old man,
wbpn the present Lord Erskine was In the
height Of hs reputation, was "a man ofiim-
id manners und nervous disposition, aud
usually prrlaced his plcaduss with AN apo
losy to that effect, and on one occasion,
when opposed in some cause to Erskine,
he happened to remark thai " he felt him
self growing rlorc and more iimid as he
grew oldel." NO wonders" replied tie
witty relentless barrister, every bne
knows the older a iaa,I grows the more
ShttpiH he becomes
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An Emphemcrd Journal appeared a
short time ago n Paris called tie Otiitam.
mr., bat ii apperrs the three only readers,
10 whom il mas sent gratiS, have refused to
rece,v" Il, eyed on those terms, ia future.
1t WAS Of a violently ministerial tone. The
editor Ii said 10 have demonstrated with
one of them, telling him he might surely
read il, il cost him nothing 10 which be
replied, i" | wnud, my dear friend il the
fact wcea so, bat It would cost me the loss
ofmUch Of roy fia!e at,,I Of ailmg patience
both Of winch arc valuable to me-"