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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
flats and Shoes
Just received. a complet,

Just received, complete IN
go assortment OF eeBtlemen's
III coarse and fine shoes, (suit- 81
80 ed to the season,) ladiesY
leather, Morocco, kid and satin slip y
pers. boys coarse. lined aud bound shoes,
misses and chidren's leather and Moroc..
CO shoes and slippers. Also, mems and
boys cheap fur and wool hats. All OF which
will be sold wholesale and retail, cheap
for cash. TRUE Il HARMON.
apl7 3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
One other Lot Of Land,

containing eight acres more or less, con.
yeyed by the said deed OF trust to the said
Wil(red 6. Settle, & purchases by the SAID
Peter OF John Green, adjoining the said
mill lot, and al the date OF The said deed,
il. the OCCUPANCY OF the saiG Peter Csllett,
N. w, Rogers, Thomas Mills and William
Waters. -,
A, the same time and place will be sold
on the same terms aforementioned.
Sundry Slaves,
conveyed by the said deed, partly by Ro'
bert Cstlett, and partly by the said Will
liam Ca,iett if they are produced.
And also eleven horses, four stills, thlr-
~ two mash tubs, four cooling tubs, six
windsor chairs, one Cabinet, three beds
and bed.teads. with the furniture thereto
belonging; one Tea Chest, one Bureau,
and other articles Of household and kitch'
on furniture, If the same be produced on
The day Of sale.
Il,here is not sufficient time for the ac-
compJishment Of The said sale, they will be
continued from day 10 day by the subscri-
bers
Such title as the subscribers have in any
of The property above described, will be
made to purchasers.
INMAN HORNER,
PETER ADAMS,
apriI els tMl5 Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
100000 COLLARS.

1UU,UUU .ULLAHS.
There are also now floating ~ The wheels
THE CAPT. AIS OF
90 600 DOLLS. 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. $500 DOLLS.
vi LOO DOLL AXIS, &C.
The whole OF which re liable 10 be drawn
at the Mex DRAWING, which m or.
der TO allow time to distant adyentu!ers,
will take place on
Thursday, The 18Th Of Hay,
in The city OF Baltimore, unter the super
inendance OF the Commissioners appoint.
ed by the Governor and Council Only
two drawings remain 10 complete the
scheme-tbe whole OF tire prlzes are pay
able IN CASH, which can be had al Co.
MEMS OFFICE the moment they are drawn.
*x*Orders ought TO be sent on as soon
as possible. Persons at dlsta nee may al
all times with confidence forward their
remittances to Coben's Othce, for If the
great capitals 10 the scheme should be
drawn when their orders arrive, and the
state OF The vince not justify an invest
ment, the amount enclosed will be return.
ed by the first mad.
Whole Tickets 20 90 Quarters 500
Halves lOUC Eighths $50
TO be had (warlanled undrawn) al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
Tracts of Land:

One tract Of lease land, containing Zoo a.
cres, more or less, situated in the counties
of F auIuier and Frede' ok, on which the
said Robert Catlett resided at the date OF
The said deed; one other tract situated in
The same counties, purchased by the said
Robert, of William Massie and William
Gibson, containing Zoo acres, more or less,
One other Tract,
situated in the county of Frederick, a
lease at the date of said eeed, IN The pos
session of Presley Williams, purchased by
the said Robert of William Leach, con-
tanning $50 acres, more or less.
One other Tract,
containing 100 acres, part OF lease,
devised to the said Robert, by his father,
and purchased Ey him OF Henry Curtlss,
situated in The county of Frederick, Also
One Lot of Land,
with the manufacturing Mil and other i'm.
proyemsnts tbereuntoJ belonging, held by
the said Peter Ca,letl, under 2 decree OF
The Chancery Court OF Fredericksburg,
and under John Green and the heirs of
John Clark. dec q, one mOieiy OF which
has been conveyed by The said Peter Cat.
let, to Stephen Chiffon and Andrew Tur-
ner, Trustees Tor the benefit Of Abner
Pollard, and recorded in the county court
OF Fsuquier; the whole lot having been
conveyed by subsequent deed OF trust 10
the said Wiltred q. Settle, and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27
SCHEME.

which will positively be drawn IN the 9th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
EDUCATION.

Mrs OMADDIN, late of Philadelphia, respectfully in
NJ forms the citizens of Richmond asd its vicinity th,,
she intends opening FEMALE ACADEMY, in This civ,
the first day ut April next, in Raj-r
houses, and adjoining his dwelling, Shockue Hill in
which Will he Taught the following branches
reading, writing arithmetic, English grammar, teop
history mythology, heles eiires, natural pha,o
i've months; French dollars per Or dollars per ses
sim; Spanish dollars per qr. nc dollars per session
sewing working muslin, and marking dollars ner ar or
dollars per session embroiery in gold, mus
lin in colours tor ornamental pieces, lin style and
attended with much Than the satin pieces and
anhotring, dollars OF IL dollars draw
ing and painting dollars II dollars per session
the art OF making artificial Howers fancy baskets
and variety OF other fancy works dollars per ar or
session.
She begs leave TO acquain the pnhic that she would be
Wiling To receive ana instruct permanent pupils at the
above prices nm o'clock, n. NJ until s, r. NJ aud like
wise, that Sue intends L. class young ladies'
nitend other schools IN the fore part OF the day,
clock IN the afternoon until t. proporonate prices
She would ia like minner be willing to give married la
ornamental branches sc. their respective dwellings,
Mrs ohasdin Is native of Phatelphia-has heen care.
uiy ana systematically eucatet and has had
e experience ia teaching, and feels cnn
q" justice TO such pupils be care
Respectable references he made character and
competence She can be Major Tompkins' Board
ing house
n IT, She will he assisted, il necessary by her husband
man OF letters, in the abOruus duties Acae
my This gentleman will, likewise, IL required instruct
tue young ladies of the academy ia other popular
branches o female education,
out making any additional charge.
March So 1o7-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
LAND For SALE.

70 virtue Of decd Of The subscriber
7e H'' " iliam Radfnrd, he 50ih Of November
az ~ william 4 Allen, and duly recorded in fe Jerks
r" " 'he comfy ~ buckingham in February 1879
Its l'"rt ~ land lying AND being in the county Of
d. and containing hy survey 224 acres being
dsssY '' tract ot land owned by Edmund Winston sen.
~ 70 secure The payment nf certain q money
dc i ueed mentioned ~ Edmund rstan adm or with
annexed ~ Edmuud Winston deceased shall
d.. W promises sell 60 The highest bidder Tor cash, Fri-
-, e O'h day Of April next the said land or so
s rteoi as MAY be necessary pay and satisfy the
% pfiucipHi and interest cue tie debts above
m !,Dn'' togeer wth the and charges sale
'ct Is Nt situated and lies both sides ~ Duckers
=, And about three mites spuii nfthc New store.
sc,ti'Ve The pHrchfecr will Tcquire Zee simple lite buf
i rs trustee slnii convey such title ouiy Is vested
" ne ~ ib" deed urdcs which asst
---,erch y ie2-wtiM SAMUEL rHANCTf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06

II The ENQUIRER is published twice a week general
w. and three times week during the the State
Ltgat~ePrce The same as heretofore, Five Dollars per
payable IN advance Soies OF chartered specie
paving Banks (onfy) will he received in payment The Ed
iors will guarantee the safety OF remlting them by mail,
postage OF oil letters being paid by writer's
r No paper will be discontinued thu, nj the discretion
Of the Editof until all arrearages paid up
shall have a tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
r One square, te,s-Frst Insertion, rs cenis-eacb
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement inserted, until pa
or assumed by some i'll this city, Its environ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
NOTICE

'by given TO the purchasers ofartcies manufactured
AZ tie Penitrnary, that judgments will i,o obtained at
in session of the General Court uron all bonds nll.
t uue ahu unpaid before that time, without l,aaf uo,ee
sue same being dispensed viii, act OF The Legislature
Ar,-. JAMES r. HEATH, Auditor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
EIRE INEIIRANrE-

va. subscriber 4 gent NJ ihr hsTNA INSURANCE
CgAlPAhH for Tie State Of Viz eipia, IS ready 10 re-.
I'd irHppsais anil issue Policies fr iasufng against Fl,
"'' "inds OF insurahle property.
t, THOMAS MAY, Cares. street
--,'''h :" 1Oi-wfw
NJ AS conniitrd to tine ia of Ilenrcn conD1V an Ito
-ar Nv. Vi SA'rHrv TEA, n runawtv, ncgrp man
vas 'o,9sc NANUEi who stafss tha he is free amt
~ NORTH Carolina Fayetteville The said
irct M E ABOUT 3, vcnrs old, % rht cOup.esiOn feet
"Ss''' AigA, 10 visible mark or scar.
"ncr OF s1i runaway, if anv shore be- Is herei,v
.TTel IN come forward, Grave rrorertv. nay cL,rrss
''e nun away, 81. he viii D. dealt wits the ng d
go, o JOHN l. TATE. H. S.
i']--' -v Eor WIN, PBICI s. If G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
THE ONLY LOTTERY
IEnnbIe Hc1L / ,SinLr nL .llLcLinn

pGtudbfe HcGf STATE at .4Uciioa
On TUESDAY NEXT, u g 9Th april Mt ~ o'clock on
- tht premises shall commence The sale that very
valuable property beinnping The estate ofIIeciur Nc
called " ABcHER'S HILL" containing about 2e7 acres -
The Meade" L"t, the Hill Spring LOT, the Mansion
House Lot, weach I've laid of aud sold separately. rhe
heid beSond the iil will be laid of in lets i'm
or lie whole, aS NAV suit Purchasers.
After which will sell the Island Appnn,otox river
Wing Contiguous To the said Archers T generally know
Nv the name Of Free Island Flea I,and and i, alou,
SOn yards in length, and about 80 az co in breadth
Terms OF sale tor the nbove PROPERTY, md g years'
credit equal insialnents the purchaser executing bonds
wan approved security ard deed if reauredtIe
bonds TO bear interest from The date interest 10 be re-
m'ited IL the principal he pnnctuhlly paid
ROGER MALLORY. Adm'nr
with the will annexed of IL Mcneil doc
The sale conducted by WM MOOHE V N
Petersburg. March So nos, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06
NQTICE.

T5'HE partnership heretofore existing under the firm oc
IL EWING DoDiE, is this dissolved by mutual
consent Thomas Dobie is authorised the business
% the iltF concern. JOHN EWING,
- IL he subscriber will continue TO on the TAN
NiNT CVRRi!NG business The ward lately ocru
i nE ,ne arm "i Ewing pohie where all orders for
4eathcr viii I've Punctuaily attended
Those indehiet the late firm of Ewipe & D,bio arc
requested Ia forward their accou,,s
s"eh a have claims against said firm will please present
them for payment. THOMAS DonfE
March PC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06

'nb subscriber wishing co- his accounts aud intend
ing hereafter to devote himself IN Inc ,,,ccssnr -;
Ill, ne = ABOUT re engage, offers for sale low terms
, ior cash or On short credit all his REAL ESTATE
@ one from Westham Ferry, with improvements rearIy
ps'ea Tor The accommodation Of family and Servants
s' trart intended for mill about one mile above Mo
ana an improved lot, the hill between
esea and This city. An advantageous purchase Of the
n p either part Of this property may he made any
Mu"nl may suit CHlLES TERRELL.
.--.-i'' ~ I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-06

fk'lE subscriber repec uIy informs hc public and The
1,zens OF ticbmond and Manchester that be has en-.
gagged the large cOmnIUdouS buildings LelonginD IN
meSsrs SOuthcaes, situate in front OF l tjan,toj Ssr
and near the CITY Courthouse 49, >
The proprietors have contracted TO commence imre;
aiey with the repairs make them thorough and
complete. 'e w
The main part of the building viii, onened md Kent
asa genIeel bOARDlNG HOUSE, under the care nd atfe
Won oil manager ami servants well acquainted with the
business GentieHen from the haviS business IN
transact IN he cry will find this situation elevated airy
ana convenient and he accommodated with board by lie
aay week, month, year. stable and ostIer will also
he Kept on the pTeuisrs
The wing OF the tding will he ~ for an ACADE
N.Y. Tue plan of which wilt lie a few DAYS and
U",e" 'nr We consideration ef the pubic. Until the A.
uey sha be carried int" operation the subscriber will
eceiVe pupils and unnera instruct then, in the
MATES. '' >'''"V"'s '"e "i"'pe'
Gentlemen no in favor of establishing an Acadov
~ r metropolis NJ the Old Dominion on an efficient beT
81, I prrnanepi plan or who disposed
NE subscriber in his undertaking are invited TO commn
cate with bin the subject. CHI F,s TFHREIT
March 81 ,c3 e. ILL.,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
TO FARMERS.

The tattening Of winter hogs is mat
'er OF importance, and by proper ma
1agement much may De saved. As.soon
as the Indian corn is Il 10 feed, the hogs
should be put in pen. Rye, buck
wheat, or corn ground together; Boiled
potatoes,pumpkins, &c. make sxce.l. nj
siop Tor them it should be made thick
and given 10 them three times day ;
snd as much-of the soft Indian corn as
they viii eat clean. Hogs should be fed
little al lime, but often, and great are
aiken not 10 stall them. The last two
weeks ol feeding them, Indian corn and
Water are the best; their pen should be
cleaned twice a week and their bed NJ AIDE
Jt clean straw.-Swine are liable 10
variety oil diseases, 10 wit: n anse, nea-
sles, stopping of The issues Of their fore
legs, &c. These diseases ii is believed
proceed from the ihhy manner IN which
hogs are TOO frequently kept. The
mango may be cured by sprinkling on
the backs OF the hogs, wood ashes, and
letting them out Of rainy day, aferp
ling oil on them; a more eHcclual way
IS TO wash them with soap suds, and then
oil them after this trouble keep them
clean. For the measles, the flour OF
birthstone is said to be good. For tbs
storpeso Of The issues IN the foru logs,
nothing more is necessary than to rob
fbom with o corn cob and then open the
holes with the end Of knitting needle
or something Of tina, kind.
Boiled apples, pears, pumpkins, po-
tatoes and squashes, all make excelen.
fool for young shoats, and much the
cheapest. Every farmer who wishes 10
raiAe pork Tor the market, ought To have
bFiler fixed up for that purpos
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
From the Illinois Intelligencer.
BOND COUNTY.

Bond county will bear comparison
with perhaps any inland county IN lili-
pois there is large proportion of the
land rich and fertile; the timber better
than common; the water moderately
good, and sufficiently plenty to supply
man and beast. Good mill seats on wa
ter arriscarce bu! there are many good
seats on dry land From experience,
and the local situation Of the county, il
is reasonable 10 hope that on the whole
j will be healthy.
Many THINKS might be said OF its good
and evil properties: suffice lite say thai
il hath its share Of bolt:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

OF usuypation and despo,ism ia Inland
where the goddess OF liberty hatbeen
SO recently enthroned in the bosns OF
her votalies, and where the tiendI sla-
very had Just been lrampled undeiheir
feet. Let the blind and deludecrea-
lures, who yet adhere to this worsthan
monarchical system of corruptiottake
warnlng--their hypocrisy and thedes-
potic designs have been discoye.d -
they have exhibited the cloyeroot'
IN enday; and Satan, transformd, no
longer appears as ao angel OF IighlAori is
he re9erenced as such ;--but his doom
is sealed. He is again sentenced to the
botomless pit )" and his deyoiees shit
lind that the only reward OF their exe,-
tons will be the scorn of Earth, and tt,s
nalediclion of Heaven! t!
a letter to the editor, from gentle.
man, dated Edwards COUNTY, Illinois,
August l4lh, 1924, says -" Our state
: IS Tree by majority OF about $4,000
votes" Subsequent accounts, however
make the majority about 1000, But at
ter all, this cannot be viewed as critic
rion to Judge Of the relative strength o
the parties. Abouttwo months preyiou.
to The election, the advocates of slavery
binding themselves in the minority, hat
recourse 10 AN expedicnt which was o
essential service TO them, and withou
which, they would have exhibited a,
humble minority indeed. They gsse
out that their object gvaS not the ptre.
dnctlon OF slavery into that state md BY
this means they prevailed upsh many
,''hf' 90 ess ? ealansly opposedn II, to vote
Tor convention. But this hnssse did
not succeed 10 the extent thatthey wish
ed. The veil OF gauze was tso ,hin, ant
even too short, to hide the dslornity o
The monster from scrutinizing eyes, ant
ii was Frustrated in the dust. l is be-
ieved that if the question had been fairl,
stated, according to the known principle:
OF the two conicnding parties, the malo
rity against the introduction Of SLAYER,
into that state would have been, al least
as five to one, Enough has .ranspret
10 show that The horr,nie system Can ne
yer be admitted in thai delightful coun
y,while The people remain true to tlem
selves. But notwithstanding this is tn,
case, let them be on theirg aard, " Tn,
snake is scotch debut not killed"
IS thousand-eyed argus that is eve
wa'chiul OF is prey, and ever ready tt
5ng lis victim, Toe moment favorabi,
opportunity may offer. G
One thing may be calculated on, al
certain, The late decision resrec,in,
slavery, in that section OF country, viii
etvea character TO the emigration to it
hat will destroy the hopes of the adso
Gates OF slavery there. A finer conntr,
caonot, perhaps, be found on this cont
nent; and The ia5orious and the virtuou
part Of the American community. wi,
soon spread an industrious population
over His surface, to the exc lusiun OF Tia,
eHcminate drones who riot and fatlcn uD
al tho labor and sw'sat Of oppressed no
.nanity.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

on the part Of of Mr.. Gaiiatin is " bis
snontaneouS act" 1t may be so, but w
doubt it. The very terms which rs
uses, {" understanding" &c. sc. SHOW
that he has been induced to decline by
the Representations OF others. II he had
acted of his own free will, and from his
own observation Of the effect which his
name was likely to have on the result
of the election, he would have said
!" herceiuing that the withdrawal OF mJ
name," &c. Nat. Jour.
A son of Africa yesterday presented
himself to the committee for promoting
emigralions to Hayii, aud inquired the
way 10 that Island, having travelled
with his pack GU his back from White
| water, Wayne county, Indiana, by way
Iof Sandusky, Buffalo, Rochester, and
A lbanY to this city, distance Of 1850
miles He was Immediately sent on
board he Concordia, which will sail for
! Hayt IN Tuesday next, with full cargo
of emRrants. NJ Y. Statesman.
+ American Sargery,-For the frs,
time il America, The operation OF TAX
ing oh the thigh at the hip joint, was
YESTERDAY performed al the New-Yo rk
Hospital, by Valentine Mott, the probes
(sor of Surgery in the College ofPhysi'
4 Clans and Surgeons. The patient was :
boy Of about twelve years OF age, la
boring under a case Of necrosis, or dc
cay of the thigh bone. The operation
~ 80 ~~v,riA,Aly ssacressfnl--and was en-
dured by the little palien, with great Tor
titude. american.
| Professor Everett, Of Mat achusetts
is candidate for Congress, in Middle
sex county. That state viii, in the even
OF The Professors election, present mos
imposing display Of talents on the con
gressional floor, in the persons Of Messr:
Webster and Everett.
Commerce Of the Uest.-The Ro
chester Republican states, that gentle
man brough, to that village, few day
since, eighty kegs of tobacco, of supe
nor qualry, raised IN ksnlncky an
; transported by the way of Lake Erie ant
, the Canal.
! Thus it is that our "big ditch" open
; new, extensive, and un,i lately
, undreant OF markets FOR the produce o
The most remote sections of our country
and by the mutual interchange of tn
} staple articles OF each, increases the re
!. sources and contributes 10 the enjoy
,ment OF all. Through this channel In,
, citizens OF the western country are 10,
furnished with the fresh fish, oysters
HOLSTERS, and all the other treasures g
The sea in as good order as when take
, from the fish bears in New York, Will
New York receives in exchange the va
! rieties oil our inland seas and rivers, /
say no,hing'of the great staple articles 9
salt, gypsum, -four, sc. which are pour
ing iuto the whole Atlantic market Wi;
Incredible proiusion. Utica Ga.
L
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
rs. 70
Cornelius Taylor. "'en''

3 TO CORNELIUS TdYLoR.
"a OC are hereby nsiifad iha. Fo-
Il reign Attachment has been sued
out OF the Circuit Cour, CT Pike couoiy,
against you, conlorm ably to the statute
in such case provided; and that the She-
riff OF said county has attached the soulh
bali OF section nine, one norih, range ne
west for the purpose of satisfying de-
mand of the aforesaid Nicholas Smith
against you; and that unless you apDear
at the next term OF the said Circuit
Court, 10 be holden on the FIRST: THURS
day after the fourth Monday in A ..ril
next, and enter special bail, judgment
will bcvrendered against you by default,
and the property aforesaid attached VIII
be sold for the paynenl of the demand
aforesaid. Atlas. Oct. 27th, 1924.
J. w. WHITNEY, Clerk.
A. w. CAvARLY, Atty. for PHI.
Nov. 1916 ffJf