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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
tVnTNtsS MUNKVt.

NV. ~, 1924.
THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals the
drst "f January n-1t, the supply of sixteen thou.
p-rches rONE the al this fortress
and ten thousand for that ri Fort Calhoun Grip Rap
Sh0ais sd-itveries to be made as follow 5,
Al f"'rrss Monroe, before the expiration ot prrchrs
thu quarter ending On the SOls June 1925 1000
Al do during the succeeding quarter 1000
II do do during the last quarter ri The yr. 2Uuo
Al Foot Calhoun, before the ex piration al ihv
quarter ending the SUih June. +, ), $500
AT do sio during the succeeding quarter
ending ON the 3U,h September 5000
At sio during the mole vi the last quar-
of the year $500
The Siune be of the very best building and or iI.
tiuaiie loality each stone have gou. nd
,acethe an, breadth he greater tina n aud "a,
such proportions the thickness to admit Of a
gor boat aud to be III such size, require least
lin il.
the inspections 10 lie made exclusively by the Engi
nees oicer AZ each s,y such other person
lac appointed 10y him lo discharge that duty.
Proposals, Will he either hole qua nj
at Sione required, such paris COT as each pro-
poser is ~ hing to undertake.
Security, tn the amount thitd OF cont
will he repaired, and the al the persons is,ened
." be Offered a. securities for the faithful
part for ,he whole Il" THE CONTRACT he forwarded
With the proposals Separate articles " ia bs
catered in,o Ior each parcel.
Nov. 23. 5e-tIs,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

mr. The ENQUIRER is published twice week general.
H. IRE, ,i,nrs "a wr.s uurng session III the State
;,,urs-prie. the heretofore, Five Dollars per
49,, a, adv .uce. Mates vi chartered, sprrir-
s,,p ankst sny) received IN paym-ni r~e Ed,-
Tors wi.l guaran-e the safety al rem,tt,ns Aem ~ ni'
M. ,,,,ta re of all L,,ers being paid Ivy the writers
,ip.r will Ice discontinued, (but nj ire discretion
of tL. E.,.s1 until all have been paid ny.
no-ver will guarantee the payment ot nne papers
shall have "A tenth sr'sf:s. ......,.,,-
- Ono s,u,rr or Iess-Eirst n>ertiou, 10 cents-cach
Continuance, 81 cents. ,,, ,,.,
until IL has either been ra
fnr by this city, or lis enN"o"s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
TRUST SALE.

vOURSUANIt To dreu Ut trust executed by William
Mi,rili dated June Suth, 1919, and in the
office at the Hastings Court of the city of Riciuo
the purpose al securing Ar.h pi-ss.nis the
ola sum oi h"ney t-t~in nrntone an 10y vir,e
decree or "furr o the Court Of Cancery tr
the Kn,oi Instruct we shall pruc-ri Il, sell nj public
nuc.n on fnipAf The 2+h i"s,.n,, tueccn,besJ ~
o'clock, upon the for ready money, property
convey eel ~ the said de,d consisting OF Iret am
seven ieei fronng l7th street. between and
Ia the s' city, a in said deed particularly es
crbed with wuo-m building thereon this time occupi
ed y john Merriam aud H. Armstrong. The criiers
-. J. ROBINSON,
Dec. 2 62-tdS IL. nj. SiTEK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
TRUST SALE OF LAND.

ToY al deed of executed the oh Of
ID January isIS, and recorded in the oft
al Psyivania, shall prorerd 10 sell public auction
for cash FRIDAY the lS,i OF Janui 1928, IL fair
she fair day thereafter, urtys sedt the resi-
dence u Charles Carter ia PsyIyania coany, third
OF OF an supposed TO contain 2000 acres lying in
Se cauntes 0f Bedford Psy vania. rnr above Iani
IS valuable large proportion being first rate toacoo
land. IL will he laid OF ia lots st purchasers At the
place safe the deed aforesaid will be
exhrted, and the subscribers will convey only the title
which hey derive from lbe said deed which Is eevrd
bs objectionable. CHEoWELL DABSEI,
Nov So 6i-w3xt JESSE BUk Ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
NEW KENT ACADEMy.

FgfliIS School viii Ice Continued ST. PEERS
u Church. New Kent. The first term i'll commence on
tie ST. day ri January. Tuition heretofore 50 dollars
wear tor the higher branches, and IS dollars per year
iDr Eng iis studies, due The clJ,e no
ing 30 dollars year. beds excepted The superior quail.
heaiions o my Assistant Instructor will enable
TO the y1uii who attend nay school, advantages fur
literary aud scientific Improvement, which aer myself
are not exceeded IN Academy in Virginia land nr
cn assured that the morals ami Department AZ
te youth who attend tie school, will claim our
regard. To recommend n,y coul pubiic re-
depend On The improvement Of those who enjoy
ages. JON: SILLiMAX.
New Eeni, Dec. 10. ta--1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

pursuance OF o ne SUPERIOR Court of ChaH
Gerry Tor the Richmond Diet, rr"n"uncr, ON III i5h
day I32S, in the ot COvDgton Boast
shall Monday 2Sd day Uf January nesi offer Tor
SAFE To The highest bidder al robc Anc"n or Casa u"
the reuises, certain Mill and Mill Scur, Sw.ft
Greek, in the county nj Cheserh~id AMI known bs the
of C0vingou's Ni together witt I'VE al an
upon side of said stream, and against which the
ends vi ,aid Hill Dam abuted."
J.GUEniASr. NJ 5. O. X. ID.
hoe IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
TREASURY DE.AttMENr,


LOTICE hereby given In ,he prorr.'ors o the Ex-
changed ~ per cent. Suck oi 1872 ss"rd ~ Pus"
An Act of Congress- e"tiii-'' An "ct an."'iine
substitution "a, The ui Six per AID Deferred Stocks,
AMI p:uvnn. ipf exchange al the sani- passed on NE
oh iy BI2tat the principal ot the >ai'' Stock ann
the interest which thereon the time, will e
paid sa, proir,e,"rs, or 10 trir a'rne nuy AT
day ot January, 1928, ~ th- Treasury
la " hingun such Lian Uice, "a the booAs where
oil aiy p,r III SAIL StnLk stansi
Infria il further given, that surrender 81 tue
Exchanged pes cent StneS VIII
required tue time All re'lemnuu, AMI tn' 'he n'e
aud ieerhiine the Ss day OF
Drceu,er, iJZi. WM. Il. CRAW Ford,
Secretary vi the Treasury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
MJTSu ISLAND LAND.

TILE persua,vnu lit, irasei any i,sd Mash Island,
having requested he OH the contract, this farm,
/, again offered TOR rent U Years The
pred, eTtii. si, aud its adaptations growth
Cotton, Crrns and is asng oi PorI, irnder IL
t. hest farms ON The Hoanukr Genii-irn haa
mad. proposals requested review tie Land and renew
heir proposals. Joo tnENi
Ricimoni, Dec .. o3---.iwu
n Is The Editors of the Petersburg tn,egencer
.Aac IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

tERSONAL PROPERTY For SALE
MILL bs sold To the highest bidder Monday the SCI
w day oi January nexi (igl5) II Elk Island, in the
County OF iuoohinnd, within mules uf Gainesville, fy
NEGROES, briong'pg 10 be estate of tin. ilie pci"r
James . uiiani, consisting iren
most oi Tie valuable field hands as ANY III the
state AT the same time and place will be sold iron
hundred barrels ui Corn yoke of excellent Oxen,
Ii"rsrs and Mues, 10 20 bead Cattle some
Hogs all the Fouder aud oa Farming Utensils oil every
description, &r &c &c Terms sale, all und-r 81
U,iars cash. all dollars n,s lis credit
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
JOHN GILLIAN, Ex'ors nf
Dec 4. "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
T'r0sf SgJS oT I-,,d ;1 EoocJL,01

IDY virtue ~ deed of trust eIrcuied 10 the sabscrhers
ID 10y Neil McCoul, 10 VIM Long the payment
OF ceririn sum Of money therein menoned shalt PRO
to sell To- the highest bidder for on The 2th u
January 1875 the premises and
hundred odd las per der) situated sod be-
ing n the " Gooeban called White iinIiaout
eight miles above GonchiaHd Courthouse; ur so uc
thereof a. shall he Sufficient SATISFY and poy tho ssd
drb The ~ Only convey such ie rs Is vested
IN then ~ said deed. JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT DOUrHAT.
Fevemher 90 sO--,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

pursuance oi "a resolution Common Han of
City of Rchmon Notice i, hereby Given that the Cor.
Pora,"n OF san City WIZ. ON the FIRST tia, o Iuly
ne~ al me ONCE oi The Oh mierain OF the said city,
Capital six rer Cent Stock, by the sni Corpora
iion under an Ordinance Uf the Conon Hail of SAM CIV
passed the third day of June, 1916 enIitcd
aHihorsiog loan Of foriy Thousand dollar, - and tat ar
the sa first of July Stock i'll cease 10
bear interest. N.SllEPPAnU Chamberlain
N"vrnurr y" 6I--iist Jan.
-
NOriCt - hereby III" The cells. Luna ,c
Hospital III The CITY of Williamsburg n
tiat patients male will ina
the said hospital until the said cells Gse VACANT
Due nuiice -, which will he given.
by order of the Court OF Directors
LEONARD HENLEY, &C. ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
EOUIACj0Z

HKRS. ANN s CUPLAND win reside ,be ensuing vsnr
'A nj The "e dwelling OF Capt John J. Taylor, the
rorks OF ii"n"ver here sh- proposes opening boarding
Srhuul Tor Young lars She wiilteac ile hnnc
constituting good English education, the English
ur"m"hr, "eusrayhy Arnn,etc History, She N an
receive ouy bnarders, AMI this limited
viii enable ur Ia give each unr all the attention thai
could he wshe' The stricest observance vii. Le Maid To
the manners and morals oi her pupils
Terms TOR board tuition, wash'"g lodging and
W i"'ars--iI the pupil find her eddi,
dollars will he deducted he school i'll opened ON HE
18th OF January AMI ciu>e the uf Drc-ner
ini'U~ing, Including ui tom, eeks
Tho Si'"a'"n !, a. hralily as any IN Virginia
Drr-rlhrr TN. 1924 GI-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
SPRINGFIELD pIYrS FOR LEASE.

TsNiE lega-es u Dsniei ISutnn, dec Oi lea
Il tn1se well kPavn Puts ior of years-tte,
situated in !!enrco couniy adjoining Deep Hun Plus
and "bIui eleven miles frOm The ciiy-FUr information
call on Reubrn Burton Thomas q. burton, be
seen on tie premises, AID sIipaate the terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

overseer Tor The year. single man Of middle
N age who IS honest industrious, sober AND attentive to
business Corn, Wheat and Few hogsheaGs u Tobacco
tue crops TO be made with twelve iaboursfs. Apply
this yOfics.
Hoyfrnber s. ss-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
TREASURY DEPARfMENrl 1

Nov. ~, 1874.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the propretors Of the Sc
ven fef Gent Stock, issued ~ pursuauce of the Act
oft'n-ress pissed pa the 2fh February, 1876 that the
princpi of said stock, and interest which nay doe
uerror AZ the ume viii he paid " the slid pro prielors
~ their Attorneys drly authorized FIRST isy VI "a
mary i315 At the Treasury IN Washington or vt snch
Loan 0e on the bjOss whereof any portion Of Stock
may stand.
Inlornson Is further given, that surrender NJ the
Cert6stes Of the said Seven Per Cent S;Jca will he
iired nj the time Of redemption, ard that the interest
thereon Will and determine te 3lst day of Dec.
a@A WM IL CRAWFORD, Sec'ry of the Treasury.
Dec 2 s2--2aw9iD
'bhb sDDud meeting Of the Stpckoiters o the Bank oS
Virginia will be held heir Banking Housen the city
o. hichiaond on the sirss Monday n January next
N6yeTvbes So sf-sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
NO'Ell;E,

TWILL he hired the bidder on Saturday the
wv l., ,ay at January the Farmers Intel in
The Nrgrors brongng Ia the estate III john
For. iun. ugc-aInoug Which there Is hrst raj. Mill
Iyri,..L Leroy BRANCH, Adm'r
de bunis non John F"r-, jan. dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.

EOii. WILLIAM GiLLlArF, ave received per tie
~ late Srfivals iron, London Live roOi Fail Sup
PITY of GOODS wlci, have beet selected with great
Tor CASH aud they Oirer them Tor sale accommodating
terms. viz.
he', London cloths and cnssieres, coors prices
Cough aud Brait,iwaites, aud James Gondy sons
duute miieI ma 81 coItnns
Point rose, aud striped blankets
White, red yellow aud green iaunels and green baises
Double tn,iiel drib clubs
blhr, green, dfat aGd mkt plains
Blar. brown. dsaD asd uixl G-f cloths
Olive, drHb aud blue t. irnpughis fterns
Figgrei b0nbazes and Caroline pais assorted ne ~ bat
Stout III Irish iinsns and table diapers
trTnmu yZrnhrrgs
JlibbertS I've u brown stout and male ME
Taddy = 20 S snuff in casks OF superior quality.
5fso, in Sfore, md reeeiping--
SO birs prime GreenC 0re part rh s the ernp.
" c1~as scott Cos aud Uityina ca : old London
Particular Madeira Wine, imported direct, some 81
which selected from the Vinnge t,f 1917, Of pc.
ciiar fine h''cnr, and is highly approved
or'Ober 47-fF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23

y{yliL in the city ., fniine,'. 90; s p.
U..ion Cunai Lottery-ith Class.
YATES s. M'lNrYKE. MANAGERS.
HIGHEST PRIZES.
10000 Duars, 5000 Dollars,
10000 Dollars, 3 900 Dollars,
10000 Dollars, 4720 Dollars.
o, in, rockets and shares IN he above Lottery,
celS
r.. j. SAEAlGNAC'S,
r,d.r ,hr E.,,. Ilu,ei Richmond, whers explanatory
bills eau he ohtaiued. r,z,
Whue ticket $40 V'arie' -, -.
Had D Eie"." -,
pr in al, the Northern Continuation Lotteries q" which
.y,., Mtntyrc paid ~ TINS "Iice
Oi-rs IRON, country ('o,t paid AMI enclosing tie
CASH. viii be promptly auended Ia. =, u.
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
'NIjMFI;5' B1TI[ or vIEI;IYIAA

TItIE annual meeting OF the Stockholders Tor the eIec
linn OF yi FOR the Bank, aud for the Officers of
Dscppni aud Deposit, will be held "Wednesday the oh
Gay ~ January next Wal. NEKEiiVIS, casAicr.
Dee. g tgls c2--2,wtd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
NOTICE.

N'HE inhabitants of Alexandria will take no.
J. tice that the subscribers have been appoint
ed assessors for the present year, agreeably 70
the laws of thu corporation.
"The said assessors shall immediately after
their appointment, proceed TO value the houses
and lots within the limits of the corporation,
aud TO demand from the masters and mistress
ses of every family, lists of all male t, theabIes
belonging to, or residing in their respective fa-
miles, and also from every owner of taxable
property, list of such property. And ii any
master or mistress OF family, oFeNny owner
ottaxabie property shall neglect or reiuse To-
give lin list of all male tyiheables belong ing to-
or residing in his or her family, or other taxa
BILE property, within FIVE days after the de.
mand made thereof by any assessor, the person
SO offending shall forfeit and pay one hundred
dollars And il any person whatsoever, shall
whiuiiy omit or misrepresent in the list given
IN any tytheable or taxable properly, or shall
In any other manner conceal the same from the
knowledge OF the assessors, the person so of
tending shall forfeit and pay double the amount
OF the tax imposed on such tytheable or tsxablc
property Every merchant, shop keeper necha-
Moor other person, having in his or her service
or employment any clerk, journeymnn, apprer. .
tice, or assistant shall render an az ount of the
same in his or her list ofty,hables, and shall
he accountable for the cspitation tax hereby
imposed, in like manner and under the sans,
penalties, as If such clerk, journeyman, appren-
ice or assistant, were member of his or her
family" JOHN GRID.
mar ~ GEORGE DRiNkER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
Charles County Court,
NRgHSf Term. 1923.

HRSHSf Term. ] 1923.
I'M application to the judges of Charles
~ County court, by petition in writing of
LEONARD CooMEs, Of Charles county, for the
heneht OF the act of assembly for The relief Of
'nsoivent debtors, passed az Ns,ember ses-
sion, 1905, and the several supplements thereto
on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule of
his property and list of his creditors, on oath,
so far as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to his petition, and being satisfied by compe-
tent testimony that the said Leonard Coomes
has resided two years, Immediately preceding
the time ofhis application, i'm the state of Ma
ryland and being also satisfied hat the said
Leonard Coomes is in actual confinement for
debt, and for no other cause and the said
Leonard Coomes having entered into bond with
sufficient security for his personal appearance
10 Charles county court TO answer such aIlega-
tons as his creditcfs u.ay make against him
1t is therefore ordered and adiudged, that
the said Leonard CoomeS be discharged from
Imprisonment, and that by causing a copy or
this order to be inserted in some one Of the
newspapers edited in the district of Columbia
once week for two months successfully before
the third Monday in March next, to give notice
10 ms creditors to appear before the said county
court on the third Monday in March next, for
the purpose OF recommending a trustee for their
benefit and to shew cause iiaGy they have, whv
the said Leonard Coomes should not have the
benefit of the several insovent laws of this state
as prayed. Test JOHN BARNES.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
District of Columbia, :

COUhIf OF ALEXANDRIA,
November Term, l823-2Oth day.
IN cHAECERY.
'onn q. German, who sues for the use Of John
H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
against,
Nugent Riley and Joseph Fafrcoueh-pEF'Es
VIE defendant Nugent Riley not having
n entered his appearance and given security
according to the statute, and rules of the court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court upon a&davit filed, that the said Nupert
HIiey IS not an inbabitant Of the district Of Co
iumbIa-on motion of the complainant, by his
attorney, It is ordered-That the defendant
Nugent Riley appear here on, or before, the ] e
aay OF next May term ofthis court, and answer
the bill OF the complainant, and that the defea-
daut, Joseph Fairclough do not pay away, con-
yyey, OF secrete the money by him owing, or the
debts, property or effects in his hands belonging,
70 the said absent defendant Nugent Riley, I'M
ul further order of This court and tbat a
copy OF this order be published in one Of the
newspapers printed in the town Of Alexandria,
Tor two months successfully, and that another
copy he posted at the front door ofthe court
house Of said county. A copy. Tesfe,
teb4 9m L. l. LEE, c, c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
400 DOLLARS REWARD

M ILL be given to the person who may dis
cover the body of Col CHARLES ELGrN,
OF Loudoun CO. Va. who was drowned on Tnes.
day week in consequence of log upsetting the
boat IN which he was crossing the ferry at Bow.
line, on the Potomac He is of tall staturo.'
and is supposed to have bad on light colored
great coat, when the boat upset and as there
was an exceedingly high freshet in the river M
the time, IL is probable the body Of the decess-
ed may float as far down as Georgetown or
Alexandria. 1t is particularly requested that
his pockei book may not be interfered with as
the papers contained therein are of material
Importance. The expense Of an early messen.
ger TO Leesburg, in the event Of the discovery
of the body will be paid by JOHN DRIsH
IL this method cannot be complied with. the
earliest communication by letter, or otherwise,
10 him is requested. 81 mar ~
W The Metropolitan, Georgetown, will in
sert the aboye3,,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
500 REWARD.

a Ran away from the subscriber,
~ 4 two miles fro AIsop's tavern,
EN%T Glow Fredericksburg two Ne
KzS@S ! gro men, viz EDMUND, a vel
s.ss.o-&.&.u. low fellow, % or 90 years of age,
about 6 feet high, had on drab
roundabout and pantaloons. ROBERT is of a
light complexion, about % "a years old, 5
feet or inches high, no particular marks re-
collected, had on a drab roundabout. Edmund
was purchased Of Dodridge Pitt Chichester, of
Fairfax county, and Robert Of Mr.. Coleman,
ofAlexandria, by Mr.. Beckon, for me, it is
hkelS that Edmund will be lurking about Mr.
Chichesters, and Robert will probably make
towards the Eastern Shore,or to Mr.. Balls, Nor
thUmbersnd co Va. where he has a wife. The a.
bove reward will be given for approaching
again, or $50 for either. VIM. NJ. CRIMES.
Any information of the above negroes can be
communicated TO ROBERT N. WINDSOR,
hb i2--rnar agent i'm Alexandria.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
NOTICE.

TIME stockholders of the Fauouicr and AL.
exandria Turnpike Company, are herebv
notified that general meeting will be held az
Caits's tavern, AT West Emf, Fairfax county,
on THURSDAY, the FIRST day of April next for
the purpose of electing president, four direc-
tors, and treasurer for the ensuing year By
order. MARE T. II. HOOE nrcsident
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
PROPOSALS.

WILL be received by me until the 10Th day
w OF April next,for furnishing five hundred
gallons of winter strainc',, and two hundred and
fifty gallons of summer strained oil, for tin,
use of the lamps Cor the present year .lss to
light and take care Of the lamps, as well as TO
furnish oil for the same. Proposals to Ne made
for both, or separately. l. p THOMPSON,
mar IL tl5A Clerk OF the Common Council.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
NOp1OBSo
NOTICE

hereby giyen,,hat dividend ofthe proceeds
IL OF Newton heene's property, conveyed in
trust, for the benefit Of such of his creditors, as
acceded to the terms of his deed, viii I've paid
on the 10th of April next, The creditors are,
therefore, notified TO exhibit their respective
claims to the subscriber, on or before that day,.
or thew may he barred from the reception OF;
any part of said dividend GEO. JOHNSON.
mar 8 tI0A Trustee.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA:
'NHomAs v. HUCk, has applied TO the hon.
Il VIM. Cranch, chief iudge of the q. States
circuit court for the district OF Columbia, to be
discharged from imprisonment for debt under
the act for the relief of insolvent debtors within
the district of Columbia on the first Monday of
April next, at 9oclock, a. m. at the courthouse
in Alexandria, when and where his creditors
are required TO atted EDM. /, LEE, G C.
mar IL 2,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-22
A FRESH
SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS


TNHE subscribers have just received in addi-
Il ton 10 their former stock, a well selected
and complete assortment of seasonable goods,
consisting in part of
Super and superine London and common
blue and black cloths
DO do do olive, brown, and drab do
DO do do blue and black cassmeres
DO do do Coronation, and drab plain and
sTiped DO
Cassinets, blues, aud blue and grey mix ed,
from Sykes's factory
Rose, Whitney, point, and Duffil blankets
Red, white, and yellow lanneis
Fearnaugb', flushing, and booking baizes
Blue and drab plains
Devonshre and marble kerseys
i.insey woolsey, burlaps, and ticklenburgs
Russia sheetings and diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Linen cambria and brown Hollands
Bandanna and flag hdkfs
Spiuleheid new fashion tviled silk hdkfs
5-4, "a cotton checks, Dorchester bed ticking
hhodes's bombazetts, plain and figured, OF
various colors, black bombazeen
"a new fashion super French chintz
Us do do London do
And general assortment of low priced cali
Goes
Indigo blue plaid domestcs
Al, 7-S, Sd bleached and brown shnrtings
and sheetings,from the celebratedBlack-
Lambs wool, worsted and Vigona half and
long hosiery
Black Italian, and hatband Grape
Canton aud Nankeen grapes, in pieces and
robes
Null, jaconet, and cambria muslin, &C.
And great variety of other articles, too nu-
| merous to mention, all OF which will be sold
! VERY Low FOR CASH, or to punctual customers
| as usual. ALSO
15, 900 lbs. Cotton Xarn.
| from the Union and Powhatan manufactures, in
Baltimore, as also from the Paterson factory.
N. u. JAMES L. Il ROBT BARRY,
"Cheap Cash Store, corner of
dec 10 [G] King and Fairfax street