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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
Navy Commissioners Office

vr,1rr APRIL 26TH, 1923.
VIE period to which proposals for iron vii,
- De received, rs extended to the 2eth Of
July next and the quantity of iron % foJio,,,
90 anger is to be 3OO00lbs. instead of52 600
los. as stated in the original advertisement.
o.y - fJv00
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
NDNlWRsos,'
NOTICE
This is to give Notice,

TNHAT the subscriber Of Alexandria countv
Il in the district of Columbia, has cbtains;t
from the Orphans Court of said county, Letter,
of administration on the personal estate o.
James Grigsby, late of the county aforesaid,des
ceased all persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit ths,
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sutscr;.
ber, ION or before the 2Sth November next,or tbey
may by law be excluded from all benefit to sa;d
estate; and those indebted thereto, are requested
to make immediate payment. Given under NV
hand, this 2S,h May, 1928. ANN GRIGSRY
june . Iaw6t Admir-. ofJames Grrysb,.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
This is to give Notice.

'HAI the subscriber, of Alexandria coun,v.
IN the District OF Columbia has obtained
rom ,hs orphans court of said county, letters
RUMsEY, late of the county aforesaid, decd
All persons having claims against the said de.
cedent, are hereby warned to exhibit the same .
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. o.,
or before the Sd day of December next, or tbey
may by law be excluded from all benefit to sa;S
estate; and those indebted thereto are rsouir,
ed 10 make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this Sd day of June, 1923.
june4 3w ELIZA RUMNEY. Adu.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-09
A Fresh supply of New & Cheap
Goods.
NAMES =. g. ". BARRY

JS1sN ES W q No. bel HNN
HAVE this day received, and are now omen.
IL ing at their CHEAP CASH STORE, a
splendid assortment Of
FANCY g. STAPLE ARTICLES.
which with their purchases OF last month, rem
der their assortment very complete Among
which are the following: London super blue
aud black cloths, do super dark aud grey mkt,
brown and olive cloths, do black blue coronation
and MKT cassimeres cassinets, white and CO
iored drillings, constitution g. Genoa olive Cords
cotton cassimeres, striped cotton Gorentine
striped satteens, ribbed Angola cassimeres w hte
jeans, plain and twied black bombazetts black
bombazeens Every superior), | case superior
London calicoes, I'D, 9-S Ga, super and COM
mon cambrics, jaconet and null null muslins,
"A and Ga plain, figured, tamboured Swiss,
book, and leno muslns fashionable London
colnred vestings, plain and figured white Mar
settles, French, and the real English figured
black hOrentne; figured gros de Naples, sin
shaws, saTsnets, Italian lutestriDg, white and
black satin, horences and leyantines, Canton
and Nankin black and coiorsd grapes, I'd and
ga Nankin Grape shawls, colored cotton shawls
and hats, leila hkis, fancy silk do "a new and
very beautiful artivle), white lace shawls, vel.
yeteen scarfs and hankerchiefs, thread and cot
ton iaces, linen cambria and cambria hdkfs,
Irish linens and lawns, dowlas, sheeting, Drog-
hedas, add brown hollands, Russia sheetingI,
burlaps and Scotch oznaburgs, Madras, Ban
dsnna and nag hdkfs, blue, yellow and red
ground twilied cotton do, chintz furniture, do
mestic piaiGs and stripes, shifting, and sheet.
ings, colored ami white uenimes, Wilmington
stripes, Verona cords, furniture and apron
| checks, l2-4 and IA Marseilles quilts, steam
| loom shirtings, long cloths, damask table cloths
and diapers, men S, women's and misses cotton
hose, men half do ngrained black cotton do,
white, black, blue and pink Italian grapes pins
tapes, bobbinS, silk and cambric buttons, sew
| ing cottons OF every description, threads, Ita-
liam sewing silks, ladies' and misses kid and
| beaver gloves, mems silk, kid and Woodstock
| gloves, ladies' white and black silk hose, fancy
Mantua aud satin ribbons, silk cords and
braids, clinical corLs, elegant parasols and UNI
! breilas, and great variety OF other articles IN
| their line, which makes complete their assert
ment, and do most respectfully invite theiI
! friends and The public, to call and examine
promising that their store stall always main
tain the name of the "cheap cash store"
| COTTON YARN.
OF the Unit J, Mandatory OF Mary land, sold as
u,uaI,et tine Baltimore prices Of tie day. may 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

uttered. tn Gao carry eou,iciio6 lie H. man utind
hguUe'i's aud facts csu alone cpvr,ic aud ,,rons ~
oiaugo ~ tue opinions of uien Ia ~. test nirsi
Cue !rieDds oi Ma. Crau iu,d he broush,. They en-
uoi expect Ia gaia and srcUIe the cuuadc,re OF the
penris IN ,ie course they have iiken The pea
pie oil Virginia ATE CLAM, tIp aud d",dcd, devoted
To the prnetcs OF l,nery aud tue tie republican
i'th- DecI snistion however splendid viii have no
effect upon them DeclaraIo,y anprals to fher pas
>""s are 'dic, aud can iy Ia, eii.c their ul-
ders'ar,ng. They ~. 100 enlightened 10 hc dipped
iy "ri'iircs OF ,ltii kind. The author at The
i,as greatly mistaken their character when he pre-
sumcd 20 address them ~ the manner lie has done.
1hoy cannot he setuced q, words nui led away in
the iinsei soph'srt whrh marks eve,y hue. OF his
productions They aIs yOr II prstered mini, aud
cannot bind and nisiead for single moment. The
scii Is too iu ,ud slender Ice penetrated IA, the
must superficial eye. Fixed and Interchangeable Ia her
princir''s, Virginia viii suy her reputation by
giving her support character who stands
iote her Upon charges whish ecpl, affect his republicans
Summing. A suspected character expect
claim her support PureanJ spOess bersr,i, the Who
u hOnorett with her confidence he above
Ac!aN, Calhoun, cheses Macon she would great
~ prefer 20 whD has been suiity of the lohiicl
offences northumberland sasJaineu against Mr. Crawlu
Were She tooct Otherwise she would be guilty OF her
political oice aud blast republican carac-
higher brilliant destiny awaits her Time will
show whether The opinions have expressed
m then let as patiently await the tia of trialwe Will
see whether they then the offspring of fancy the
!einn arniugs of ruth.
A PLANTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

GNkEABLY 10 the last will and tes'amcut W Car'aiu
kichnrd bedford dec shall offer for sole i ftc firf
esi bidder, on the premises Thursday The .ld fg
gber next te tact Of aDd formerly tie rseare pf ai4
dereteut. ftEg Reaverdam creeh adjoining ih. af.
OfJs w. Pirasanis, Wnil Poasanis aud other rontarine
~ recent survey 10 acres subject ~ The wfdou, dav
Possession viii he given ts day u sale.
present grow ing crop be saved flc Wiz
bc ynchnf cash, or much may be rccsssar sats
and pay the amonn IT the judgments arairs the
tneY Che balance IN twelve months from TIE day ssf. ~
purchaser giving hpi'd with good security and decd GO
trust 90 secure The The fnc anil place
VII be sold for cash, ~ The perishsbc properly hsoa
10 fhe
Theand viii be shown tv the subscriber ~ a.. Tilfafc
w. Crouch, living The premises
WIN GUNHRANT. D. s. inr Geo. ". p4yrf.
shtFi0 amt sa.a ar With tlis vi ,nr. So
Goocli-u1, Sent. &C. s~-rie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
Perseeali0n q ReIiEions Opinions.

we have commenced this day. and shall conclude in our
next very Interesting Debate in the House Of Commons,
on me SUBJECT OF Furnishing the circulation O books against
he CHRISTIAN Hegon Ii discloses the important fart at
many of the Gospel and several of
the ministers o the church, vebemently opposed The
legal penalties that have been recently inflicted They
cOnten AMI with irresistible force, that
curiosity which would never have existed; and only
circulated to njure the cause which pfo!esses TO
rms discussion may perhaps be ofule service in Virginia.
where the net of Religions federation every
liberty to worship his Creator according the lights Of his
own conscience where civil disqualification
TO the Jew or the Gentie"Iiut specially
TO our brethren in Maryland. There the tue slave
OF certain legal incapacies er-. tie Js-o BIZ is again
called into discussion: ere, during the pending election
Tor tves Is made the of candidates;
of whom have uttered bera dOgmas that would be wOr-
thy ofthe 11ih century
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

" new. They merely ahhoLuce that y sinlil
corps OF French and Spanish troop a1e br,ai
despatched To dsperSe some bands az e,ettets
who are ranging through Estrsmsdura.
" qua FrGncd, .3ug. 2.-S Merseigeur,--
SEN Curai writes, me, iha, on The 3oth OF
July, al Tour O'Clock In the morning, thu enemy
presented himself on the extreme l.rt of thu
ine of investment, with 5000 men, six pieces
OF cannon, and so horses. These forces w.r.
directed on ST. MART. Their right WAS sap
ported by SIX gunboais. A brisk fi.silade took
place rom The sea-shore 10 the village of Cot.
:" The 9th light regiment, seconded by the
2Sd Chasseurs, and two pieces of light artilie-
ry, attacked the enemy with The sccus,otsed
bravery. lie was forced To make u retrusia,ie
movement an several points.
Two pieces at artillery under the orders
of lieutenent Carrot, advanced l!v the road Of
the shore within haii-gun shot and fired nj a
constant success on the rnemy's artillery and
cavalry, and on the gua-bcats. The firing
was very brisk at Ciot. General Curial t.,s
me that he led battalion of the 18th which
he caused to BE- preceded by his chosen com
pan'rs. The enemy being ;hus taken IN flank,
was pat 10 the rout on ths.ponf. Our sol
diers pursued him 10 the very walls of the CT
tad"i. The battle lasted several hours the
enemy, repnised with the greatest disorder,
had IL or 10 killed, and 100 wounded. Our
loss was killed and IL wounded.
According 10 all accounts, Nina, W hose
health Is still bad, is yet at Barcelona. The
investment OF that fortress by land is COM
pietc. Aiilans and Ltcber;, who were moving
rapidly by Mont Blanc towards Santa Coiun-
ma and the Col. de- Santa Christina, appear
to have directed their march toward, Tara
gona. on being informed of ours on Igualada
and Villa Franco. II is affirmed hat a great
deser'on has taken place among the militia"
OnThHrsday LAST, says the St. Louis, Mis-
soui, Republican of August 70. Mir. Barlow
and three others arrived in town from az, cx-
petition TO the neighbourhood of Santa Fee,
distance OF about twelve hundred miles. This
party consisting of 10, left this place On the
Goth Angus, last. They hase been uniformly
healthy and have lost only one man, VITO fell
victim TO his lntenperate habits. The Span
iards and all tie Indians which they met with
were friendly. This party heard nothing of
Mr. Mcknight supposed TO have been killed
by the Camanches. The rest or the party be-
s.de5thesr four had stopped on tie Arkansas,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
Richmond Plough .Vnoufgeiorv.

FEIuR subscribers respectfully inform. ne Pelic t,s
= hey have established thec Manufacory opposite
unun Hotel where they intend kespinr couuy hnd
r.emcns tenefaiy Having been engigcd ears, ;n
or SincHrs Establishment Baltimore tirv ronfdtnf
OF rendering general satisfaction in thc execution o. hr
WorH. Il share 90 public Patronage g. solicited.
". D~-fl0ughs immediately repaired
DEAKYNE 6 PALMER.
Richmond September g. 4i--tvnI.gs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

OF mediator between hers and Spain, tEo. 10.
| p i3 at the printed papers, she replied, ia her
note, declining our offer, No. II, " that il is
not her own Interests alone which are comprn.
missed, and which she must keep in view in the
present circumstances the ieposc of Europe
ana the maintenance OF Those principles by
which 1t is guaranteed are involved"
= The Duke of Wellington knows that those
are the sentiments which dictated the conduct
of France AT Verona ;and that the Courts which
agreed IN them regarded the consequences of
the Revolution, and of the actual state of
Spain, as beng Common TO them all that they
never entertained the idea that it was brtwe.u
France and Spain alone that the erisiing diff
cuhies needed to be arranged that they con
sidered the question To be- ,choiiy EuroDean
and that 1t is IN consequence of this opinion,
that the measures which had for their object
the bringing about, ifpossible, an ameioraiion
IN the state of "a country highly interesting
To Europe, were conceived and proposcd-
measures, the success of which would have
been completely secured, il England had
thought she c&ild concur in them.
His Most Christian Ma Iesty, who was
bound TO weigh these considerations matuiely,
has therefore thought that he could not ac-
cept the mediation that his Britannia Majesty
has heen pleased To propose Ia HIM"
This part of the subject seems not TO have
sufficiently fixed the public attention hitherto.
France cannot accept orr mediation, consis-
tently with our engagements with her Allies.
Thus complicated is the state of the war al
present-and how the clouds that darken the
political horizon likely Ia be disslpatcd is
question which, as yet, we have not the
means of answering. 1t may be suspected,
however, that any peace between France aud
Spain, must not only be agreeable TO those
two countries. but Ia Russia
We have received by Express this morning
the Paris papers ofTuesday, and the Etoae of
Tuesday evening. The following. extracts
contain all the intelligence they have of any
interest
(Froa the Etoe OF Tuesday even;ng)
So PARIS. Aug. le j
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
FRESH IMPORTED GOODS-
LETTER = MONEY I-OSIyI,

LETTER X MONEY LOST.
m the 18th June last, letter add 70 The suit
~ sciher ~ Richmapd, Va. enclosing nye Of 10.
Bank II Virginia payable Lynclburg ieticr No. loss
hy NJ Henry b. Jones' merchant uf Brown urn Va. which
letter mailed and fOaried frsn the psf office ~ ~
place on ire bUye day, but has yet reaeed rs Mac
81 deNduon Posimnsfers respectfully rcosested a.
forward said letter. should ly any have arrived az
their Offices Auy information resperiine ie same CONNIE,
ncated io Mr. John y. Gordon OiHchlunh, or Mr. Hem
h. Jones Of ro"nsbuTg, will be grateiulv received
and Suitable reward allow Ell OT in,rrtsiiop or de-
c0tery respecting the same Preston, TR0TTt..
S'ptfntiHFf 20 dis-w3W
VIZ public pecifuiy informed Ira cthc dudes
fIy oCtlU0L VIII be r'sy 81 O~ri,a
TinsieyFfhf sept % q WI. UURNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26
Is THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

An Essayist in the BoSfor Stlesnian Who seems 10
nave taken Pee behind the curtain, the
statements of Marathon aud thus concludes his End M.
" The insinuaiiOns which Marathon hazards that Hisfi-
gHiShsd gentleman ef TIE South has neeocicd The pub
cs'on OF these letters, base IL grouudiess aud
as false as the man who uers them, More anon"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

Welearn that Mr.. w. II. Crawford has been
III with bilious fever for several days, al the
house of Mr.. James Barbour, in Orange coun-
ty.-hlr. G. WAS on his return to the city of
Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

The Cincinnati" Republican" speaks OF Mammoth Wa
terMelon that had been served the Cincinnati Hotel
ou the Ih inst weighing sixty pounds, feet inches
long, and ect inch B circunefenceA late Providence
paper describes fine favored cherry OF singular
ton, which had been brought that market bright
yellow color tiDged with carnatos has 1esh aud
NOT perfectly ripe isnta about the ia September.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

According the hatcher ~ the 30tb ult
very alarming feveris still raging65 persons had fen
victims in the Of days. The physicians
ainut he character Of iisome pronounciog mag-
usnt Others not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-26

We beg leave TO call the attention Of the Washington re
publican Z" very obvious distinction. We not ann1l-
upon The pieces IN this paper the side o Mr.
ford because we generally agree With rheninnd all
events, they ist Us doHe-But many Of those which
written by The friends Of Mr. Calhoun, Kind enough
hf aud TO ca fer -, We geueroly
pass by such as pass by sometimes indeed when they
60 contain something w ihe of fet argument
which dserses yep'y throw IN structure
Ihis is the with 4 Pianfr" n columns of
to-day.
ADemoeyatie Repu5hsna, time next week.--Other
correspondents ON Gle.
NIKGINtA At Rules, hoidri ia te Cerh Office u The
superior Court % ChaIeery for the Hichmod District
tie g3dday of August. 1926
Joseph stephens and Mary his wife, Fredtrck woin e.
and Eliza his wife, Nancy Hsckuey and Jane S.iackney
Plaintiff,
Igainsf
John Nspir and Moses napier adrn'ors Of John Napier
dee and William FnlDaf,ick atd Doll, his wife, INNS
fhc defendants William FlPatri,k aud Dolly bis wife
act having entered their spyaraHc fand given security
sot,ne 70 tx Act NJ Assembly and he Rules " s Cou
d appearing ny satisfactory evidence fat Ties no,
nhshsnts ~ this Country II j. dertd that ,li de-
PENDANTS do APPEAR the FIRST day Of The x; term nrd
answer tie bill ~ the psiris sd tata copy at this or
b. foriwit rtsd in Newspspr published In a.
city Richmond, months sncecssi,ey AMI posted al
NJ ifontdoor Of ''g Capitol in NJ I'D e,
September -. 4o.-v8,*
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14
SOMETHING NEW.

FHSfIE subscriber having prospect of permanent csta
bshmcnt in his line OF business, takes the earliest OPP
poruny to offer his sincere thanks to his fellow citizens,
for the liberal encouragement he has already received and
begs leave to explain fully the nature ofs business
las he is but partially known yet.
He makes almost all kinds OF Steel and Iron edges and
other Tools Keys Of every description, Wire Bird Cages.
cast Steel Penkne Blades (warranted) &c. He repairs
all kinds Of Locks Shoves and longs brass and iron And
iron Caestcks and snuers Knobs Of doors, Latches,
and in short he makes and repairs almost all manner of
sma wGrk In USpef ANA aSs Svest anu o"
ce given him) and take off, repair and put again
Locks Knobs Latches, &C. &c. lie is general arfcer
in metals and there is any kind of work that will
come amiss him. His shop is at the south west
of Market and Watersheds opposite the Bridge Tavern
where he will gratefully receive and promptly execute all
orders upon moderate terms Guns, gunocks and coffee
mills repaired and put in complete order
| WILLIAM PLEWS.
| Wilmington, Aug. 10. 8S-4t
N. Bile has constantly on hand large assortment of
second hand Locks, with without Keys and odd Keys
of every description.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14

An extract of letter from Vera Cruz, dated Aug
25ih, aays:-The last mail from Mexico brings the
intelligence that the government had concluded al
loan with MIR. Richards, the agent OF the house oil
Messrs. Barclay, Herring * Richardson OF London,
for t,centy millions Of dollars at per cent. the
first million to be paid in mohths and the remain
der in monthly payments OF a million.
The elections for the new Congress are going on,
which is to hold its FIRST meeting in October -
Should its acts be wise, there is little doubt but
this country will be extricatcd from its difficulties,
as the working fthe mines will be resumed, and
the consequence Of this will be the revival OF COM
mcrce.o
Between i and 10 o'clock on Wednesday night
az Mr. r. Butler, baker, Of New Second st, Phila'
delphia, was returning home, he was attacked oy
four men near the Hay Scales in Southwark, knock.
ed down, his hand nearly cut oil with razor, ana
he robbed of his watch and one or two dollars, the
only money he had about him. One oil the afro
cous villains proposed TO cut his throat and another
of them TO cut off his head. He was taken up by
some Of the neighbors, and conveyed home in this
mutilated condition.
A collection has been made in the town OF keene,
N. H. for the benefit of the sufferers by hire, 81
Wscasset and Alma and in the town OF Portland
Me. Sl205 83 have been collected tor the same
good purpose.
The crops in the north part OF the state oil New
York, are said TO have come in, in good condition
and in at least their usual abundance, notwthsiaud
ing the unpromising appearances CT the early part
, Of the season.
George Brown, Esq. Of Beverly. has presented tc
the Botanic garden Of Harvard university, tins
collection of rare plants, purchased at Rio Janero
Among them arc, the bread fruit, the cinnamon, Ink
camphor tree, the Glove, the black pepper and I
number OF others.
The amount Of duties secured at the Custom
House, New Orleans from the st oil April to th'
s0th of June, 1928, was S2O0,66o. Value OF es
ports Sa,4Sl,544.
: MIR. John Cadby, OF Canandaigua, has in the On
taro Repository, presented his thanks to Dr. Budd
t Of New York, for restoring him to sight, and reiu
h sing to take any compensation therefor
M. Belzoni has been stepped by the emperor
e. Morocco, from pursuing his journey across Noun
Atlas to Tombuctoo, and has returned to Gibraltar
In letter. he states his intention to pursue his ira
wells by another route.
4 London paper states that another work from
the author of Waverly, is soon to appear