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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-11
Hats Hats |! Iats ~!
Just received per sChr.
- Exchange, from N. York,
. a new supply of tashiona
LIADC Al -

$50 Exchange, irCm N. 1OTK, Sa
81 new supply of tashiona M
80 ole HATS, from the cell
ebIated manufactures of Charles ST. John,
and Raymond & Hurd; Tor beauty and tex
ture, surpassed by none ever offered in
this place.
ON HAND,
Gentlemens' beaver hats, lst, Cd. and
Sd quality, youths and children's do. do.
from the much approved manufactures of
E. s. II. Raymond, Lamson & Clap, John
JueI, Orlando Fish, James Teller, Theo.
dore Clark, and Raymond & Brothers. -
Also, Chincbila, Seal. Angola, and Sable
caps; hatter's furs, dye stufs, trimming,
and water proof stiaenmg. Country mer-
chants can be supplied, by the case, upon
as reasonable terms as they can purchase
at the north, the expenses added.
Hats, furs and trimmings too,
The quality surpassed by few;
All of which will sell low,
For the ready rino.
NIB. Cash given for furs, and old bats
taken in part pay tor new ones. at
GREENS Fashinable Hat Store.
dec 7 Il
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To Let,

-. That STORE & DWELLING
EFTA HOUSE on the corner OF king
SeRW and Alfred streets, lately 10 the
&ssE occupation OF Messrs. Lunt y Kim
sew. under which is large cellar, togeth-
er with several CONVENIENT and useful out
houses. The store is large and well CAL
culated for An extensive grocery business,
and as such il has been successfully occu.
pied for several years past; the stand IS
equal to any IN that part OF the, town; the
rent will be moderate, to suit hard times,
and possession given when required.
oct =. A. FAW.
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S. Office.

Y SHALL proceed, conforma6ly 10 the
u foregoing decree, to sell for cash the
lands therein mentioned, at public auction,
TO the highest bidder, on The SeventeentA
day Of December nerf, at Prince William
Court House, Va. These lands are sad
10 be highly valuable, situated in healthy
region. near Prince William Courthouse,
and will be we'll worthy the attention o!
those " BIO are DESTROYS OF making an adVan'
tageous purchase of real property.
JOHN STANARD, III. +. &. D.
nov l8 4w
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MISCELLANY.
Forcibls erpulsione Of Debtor from
tha Flat py;so,a Toa1osa

Forcibls expulsion Of Debtor from
the Fleet Prison, London.
A person Of the name OF Braybrook,
lateo Shetford, in Bedfordshiro, was
committed to the Fleet prison, at the
suit Of a creditor resident at Hitch
in, Herts, but from motives of hu-
mainly toward the defendants large
family, the plaintiff did not declare
against him, hence the prisoner
was left supersedable. Instead of a.
vaiIiug himself of this clemency, and
returning TO his family, who were
forced TO go to the workhouse. where
they have since been burden to the
parish, he obtained. from time to
time, fictitious actions, and remained
his own prisoner. preferring life OF
idleness to one of industry. HIS de-
rived his support from the rent of his
room. and the precarions bounty OF
grecn bora prisoners. Last week So
yeral spirited colleglans represented
the matter to the warden of the pri-
son, and stated the hardship that a
volunteer prisoner should. by occa-
plying one of the rooms, deprive more
deserving and necessitous persons OF
their privilege: in consequence Of
which Mr.. Browne applied to the at
tornies ia the actions. aud procured
che necessary discharge, after which
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he wax erpsled by his brother collie.
gians as an unworthy fellow and
the Governor gave strict orders TO
the turkeys never to admit him a.
gain.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-11
Cash in market and Negroes
Wanted.

I WISH TO purchase ilfteeG YoUNu
Il NEGROES, consisting OF boys, anu
girls, their ages not to exceed Eighiee.
years, for which | will give the bigheiit,
prices. Those who have such TO sell, WIZ
Go well 10 apply at George McCsndIeses'
Georgetown. or
dec 4--2W a. w. BRASDuH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
BENZ. HARRISON.
Berkley, Charles City, Oct. 5ih, 1874.


RiCHMoND-The Committee of Arrange
ment for this City have finally engaged suite
Of rooms at The Eagle Hotel for Cor. Ia rar.
cite and their other guests. Inpelled by the
best spirit the Governor had originally Gun.
seDted TO relinquish his owe house, for The ac-
commodation of La +. (; but from other con-
siderations, particularly from desire to re-
ceive and entertain in his own house. as The
Chief Magistrate OF the Commonwealth.
the guest OF the Nation, il has been deemed
advisable f1 make other arrangements. and IN
bespeak % rooms at the Eagla; 8 for The Ge
neral and his suite, and 90 for the Rpyoluti mn
airy Officers and others, who are exuyct,d ~
The guests Of the city. Without the eIiobtesi
disparagemert TO the Government-house. /,
may bs safely asserted that our Guests will
have no reason to regret the alteration. The
Eagle is one Of those Je,o houses in our div.
which may in any degree pretend to vie with
the similar establishments of our nortbero
brethren. The style in which it will be fur
nished will be plain, but neat. No material
change will necessarily follow in the Other ar
engagements. The three triumpbal arches at
the three upper Capitol gates, fdrdicsted TO
La Fayette, to Nelson, and 10 Creenel-;he
four fr0nted uiunphal arch in the interior of
The square, dedicated to Washington. and his
three supporters Montgomery, Morgan and
Wayne S-fhe Obelisk, 10 bear aloft the names
Of all the living Virginia officers Of the Revolu-
!ionary Worthless historical monuments.
intended TO bring back to our imaginations
The characters and the deeds Of other lines
besides the largo Marquee 20 be erected on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
Land and Negroes For Sale.


~ TUESDAY the ed Of November next will he sold TO
~ the highest bidder the premises that valuable
Tract Of Land, hing East River ia the county of ala
thews, wherein the late John Patterson contain
ing about tOO acres nearly oil of which cleared and u
ciosedihis land beauiuiy situated, comma ding nm
extensive water prospect--hnd heay any place in
the state Upon the premises spacious and convent
ent dwelling house, and every convenient foe
such an estbIisimeD,-AlsO valuable tide MIL
III good order, constructed both and food
ude-fhe quality OF the soil is good and well adapted 90
ibe growth OF corn, wheat aud oHsAiso, anorr rrac
oi Land entirely In wood lying about mile higher up The
river and Immediately the containing about 245
acres Az the time aud place will lie sold about fifty
valuable SLhPES, consisting Of women, and chill
dren prDrabiy likely any in Vrgnia-and unusu.
ally large proportion of them under 20 years ageA-
mong them many valuable house servansa sale Of
them in families far as prarcable would he prefer,
bleAiso, all the Other personal OF the de-
Terms OF aIe-for the laud fourth of the money viii
be required the hrsi Of next when
will be given) and the balance 10 SIX we've and eighteen
monis ihercdier"-Uonh with approved security and a
deed In trust upon The aDd payment will he
requredibe Nceroes will lie sold for cash aud The OF
personal property credit of nine montbsThe snls
wiIl DE continued from day ~ u nril coqipieted
CHR: fONFKiNS, Administr,tor
ia
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FROM A CORRESPONDENT
{" London .4,,eust1s. 18s

"LondOn August ! 3, 1894.
DEAR SiR,-Y0u will be gra,ified to learn
that our countryman Jacob Perkins, is about
TO profit, from his new Invention, the Stealn
Engine, OF which he requests me to say, he
feels the utmost confidence, both in its
security ADD economy. Several of the Eu-
gnes ara ON the point of completion, and their
erection on board steam vessels only waits for
the sealing OF new patent, which Mr.. Perkins
is soliciting, for a peculiar kind of paddles to
be made the prOpelling agent. The paddles
are material improvement, which lately sug-
sested itselfto our ingenious friend while expe-
rimenting on the engine. They are designed
to be placed Hnder the stern Of the vessel, To
be made of iron, and to have an alternate
movement in the water; forming | think, "a
capital substitute for the heavy wheels at the
sides.
Z" 10 The course OLA fortnight, it is supposed
one Of the new Engines will be in readiness to
De placed on board small vessel on the
Thames, for the purpose of satisfying public
curiosity" Boston Courier
Cape Coast Cdstle.-His Majesty's frgate
Owen Glendower, Captain Phiimore, arrived
on Wednesday last at Portsmouth, from Cape
Coast Castle. BY her we learn, that the King
OF the Ashantees WAS advancing towards that
settlement with considerable force, and it
was understood that he had brought with him
100000 ounces OF bullion and gold dust, in
The expectation that by paying readily for pro-
Visions, sc. he would ensure better suppIy
Tor his troops. II was experimenting ne might
TO injury TO the Negro Town, but no fears
were entertained for the safety Of the Castle,
Ias il could resist any force, however great. that
Was uppro,ided with n bafteri0g train. Six
officers and 80 troops had arrived from the
cape of Good Hope, but many had fallen VIC
Lims to the unhealthy state of the climate,
Coionel Switzerland was carrying on active
measures. Several skirniahes had lately Ia
Sen place in the bush, under the command of
captain Blenkarne, and the loss Of the A shan
ices was supposed to be great. They had
surrounded the Fantee country in immense
bodies.
The Imperial Parliament is further pro.
\ sogued TO the 9TH Of November.
Dr. Fsyerman Announces in the Norfolk
Shroncle, that successful renpdy for the
n'te OF rabid animal, may be found in the
"nid extract Of lead.
On the Foreign Stock Exchange the chief
novelty this day is the introduction Of a Brazil
=, Ivan TO the attention Of British capitaIist.-
a",s 10 I've per cent stock and 10 per cent.
~ ,ne price at which it has been issued to the
o"lsh public. Considering the immense
4 sources Ofthe Brazilian empire and the small
'ount OF the loan, the price appears to be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
OLD AMERICAN NtrHsrRy

VIE subscribers oaer for sale their Old
Il Rushing Landing, New York. a general asso,t
ment OF the choicest FRUIT TREES, among which n.
esey variety OF peaches nectarines app icots, 1niucp
apple pears p'nms straw ries. ?berrie
curran's grape wives, 6gs, Almonds, he..
cninpuepns dwarf garden cbesputs large Italian chrs
mus, forest trees OF every description orna .nt ever
gteehs nwef,ng shrubs herbaceou plants bbous dIwe
roofs rose bushes vines and crcepers c. to tber with
lime trees, &c &c "' -
As We have given particular attention to the cult
sa'ton OF Fruit Trees confidently uur az,
sortment as equal to any In America
Orders promptly executed trees carefully packed for
any part OF America Europe, delivered at Fulton
Market, New. York, free Of freight.
communications may be addressed to us at the
is WIN Msssrs Hui, amt Browne No 49, Pearl street.
mr Joan shepherd. No 1871, Water street, or Messrs
Freedom Lawrence. 1885, Front street, New-lo
AZ etner oil which places Catalogues containing Treas
Use ON the management OF Fruit trees ana
Trees, Shrubs and Plants, may he had gratis
STEPHEN F MILLS & Co.
Late Is Prince II Co.
IL Uentemen DESTROYS Of obtaining fine Fruit or other
Trees VIII de- well 10 orer what they NAV early in
the fall, they will succeed in uanspan,na more GER
Ia my then than In tue spring The
Mills. EII1S L. nIfnS
October 8. ~,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
NOI'ICE.

THAT, In virtue Of deed OF trust me Inv
Tionas H. WaitiaIl, Tor the purpose securing tb.
Paymetof certain of therein op,d ,s
due 10 the admir- of Joseph Friend late of Chester6ed
(Which deed is OF record in lhe County Court OF aa 81
l shall Monday the sh day Of November next a, Ia
niax Courthouse proceed 10 sell to the hghes bidder for
Cash. much oil The land comprised II d..J
will be necessary the discharge Of The B,nc. I,
on the said deed together with the charges
tending The sale. This is good estate situated ,bSui s.
miles East o Halifax Courthouse the title believed m
be unexceptionabe However, acting as Trustee shall
only convey such title j. vested in the deed afore
said. SAMUEL Williams T,,.s'
az The sale Of the above land having been unav oida
bly, posrponed the public assured thai The ale
will positively take place wi hout reserve at The uncr
and On the terms above specified Manav Ill. 81, .av
OF November next 5. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
October q. 1874. z5[,ds
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BRADLEY. MeCREKY s. 20

WOoLLbN Dcspcfs Mems MERGERS and TaiIors n, the
@,d hmeni OF rhos H. DR. dleyJ have received
ther FALL FASHIONS, and the greatest ,,nuortjon 4
their FALL GOODS Consisting Of Blue Black and Tie
os, ,hiVnhDs msney coloured Cloths and Cassimetes
Of the very first qualities.
W nave a'so received some excellent low priced Cloths
Oassetss' OF various colours and constantly keep
m''nngs OF Tue hrst quality mike mp every description
We hope by the ADVANTAGE of our Senior resid
ing 70 Phad, phia to have all times whatever
anu iashsn1hie, and respectfully solicit continuance Of
tie Orme liberal eacouragemeat bss,ow cd on r. n Brad
ley We will sell very prices for cash. or 10
such as We know TO be punciusI.
October O. d5-tf
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October 8, 1924.
IiEMOYAIZ
CHARLES ELLIS.
JOHN ALLAN.

ho 1 tva mas removed 20 tue house formerIv mr.
cupeu ny o. farhhi'i, three doors below tbe >t, -
~ a.; Nea,e Co-wbere he offers whole sale re,a
knse, point Il striped blankets ' P' 'o''ou'
W VII anu eooured fannels, bni1es Il bookings
5-4 and Cd cooured and ,uul,, miIlet drah iii,
Ohse ana drab fearpOugbis
nussets hidleriniDSter, Venetian Scotch en- rus,n,e
lthodes PLATA aud figured bomlIa1 eIts and ni,,,i '
Blue, black and fashionable coloured suuefS,. -,
velvet cloths Nf''"'S anu
ed csssimeres wv" ." 'P-
SwaDsdOwn, toilinei, Valencia, and yelyet ves,;,o
Constitution aud bang up cords
London hats and I,DeHs
Gentem MS anu ladies' worsted co,ton q. s,iL TT.
Null, JacOnei and book muslps ~ "'''eiP
gBand 81 eanibrics, shnungs aud checks
Oaiicoes ana gingbdms new patterns
BoDhin and thread iae,s and edrDgs
able DitY GOODS; 80 wv" V'"e' season
ALoo, seNtf" cases land 7s Irish Linens and iar,
assortment OF defnian aud British Oznntu,,,,S T;etis
burgs Buriaps aud roofs. oc, 1 g. trhien-
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BANK STOCK Ar AUCTION
October 8

IIE loIowing Stock, belonging To the Estate Of The
late Dr. deorge Cabe Of Lynchburg, will he sold Iy
order of his Executor at IN. Mrchants SoG.e House in
the OIy OF nicnmond, on M0sUAY the nth OCTOBER
arX' inr CASH, viz us Shares of old Stock Bank of
V'rg'nia-lii do New Stock Bank of Vircina-,nd 3i2
Shares of Farmers Bank Stock IL will he LOIS TO
SUIT small az well as large purchasers.
Sale AZ ~ O'clock. JAMES II. LYNCH.
Scot. Q. 35-wtJ
III The above sale is postponed until Monday he 18Th
November next Oct.i.r a.
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LAND FOR SALE

.,.,... = - Y D On oAIE.
X viIlus OF deed OF trust from Winston Ustvooi
ia 60 .ne <S'h day OF May, 1922, nn, recorder in H.,
oy S"u.' oi henrieo, shall proceed Ia sell on H..
~ w rtidhy the 5,u of October mex ii fair II
~. ~, lhm Jay, TOR Cash. ihai valuable Tra.t nj
t Iyu ~ hegrico adjoining the lands Of James Va
', Wihlam Angel, William Robertson, nn,i .tbe,s
az 1Oo acres rods aud SO poles or SO tiaeh tber
10 may be necessary TO pay or debt. believe Inc
49, "si oe gooh but shall convey such only as yess
!" me by the decd uhder which fact. S
Sept. ~. si 10, t's''''e'
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STOP THE Villain

SToLES from the subscribers pasture on Friday nj OH,
- the 9th OF September last Iiyntoga Sorrri Hn,e
Colt three years old las, spring. and good order whi
taken has two three white if all aud
large blaze the face; rather forme-p,crs
rather roach-backed with small knot on his hack and
has long and large TAIL shod all ruuHd holds his head
uncommouiy low when he walks. I will give a liberal re-
ward Ia persons for his delivery 10 me IN
the Forks of Hanover. the Fork Church, for ini
nation that get him, and also liberal re ard for ,he
apprehe nsion of the thief or thieves.
Ocf. q. 45-4t VAIFsErISE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF I,AND.

d.
by virtue OF Deed of Trust executed, y Bcn Homer
- dec To the subscriber for the purpose securing The
payment OF certain debts therein uenone,i shall sell
10 the highest bidder at public the 27,h day OF
ocooer INST At Hanover Courthouse being court
eertau Tract OF Land lying in the county OF Hanover
seven riiies above the courthouse and WIS M
the saiu Hooper OF John Donnea, $50 acres
This land lies well for improvement in IL has on il
dwelling house with four below stairs her out
houses and variety OF fruit tile only as 5
vested ia me trustee will be conveyed
Oct. e. 45--wtds HECTOR DAVIS rrrs,ae
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IANn E0R SnE

WILL he sold on the 2sh day of October rev, nm a.,
w premises, nj public auction, on cred;t 81 CO. w
two years. Tract Of Land lying in The county ri Hs1sT
os voc @ ol Dan river aud Lawson's Greek miles
South OF the Courthouse cOntaieing by survey 7 @s
OF which about 500 acres river creek o rogn
fhe creek low grounds heavily timbeted n5 sIi
adapted To the enture Of tobacco. The plantation h il,
toleraOe good state Of Improvement, with suf6cie,t
quantity OF cleared land 20 work or is hands , an
xsntsge. There also this Tract OF Land ,al,ot
Ferry across Dan river. Persons wishing To turr,s -
requested 70 view The land previous tie day Of sale
PAUL CAkEISGrON. yEreea,oss
CLkm R.CARHtNGTON,} OF
n"k"s' ~ S<-No'hO sarah Darlington, der.
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NOVICE.

WILL he sold publicly, to the highest bidder, At New
w Town, Saturday, the SIKH Of next month fNo
vember) from 20 fifteen likely Negroes belonging
the estate Of Edwin Motley, dec. credit Of nine
monis, for TIE purpose OF paying of egacies
said estate. Bonds rnd approved security will be
by ELIZABETH MOTLEY Adn,'x
with the will annexed OF Edwin Motley
King & Queen, October g. 1924 Asws,os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

The Adams Committee in Fredericksburg
have given notice that Col. John TUT of Fan
quier, declines serving on the Electoral Ticket
and that Capt. John p. Dual Of The sumo
county has been substituted in his place. The
friends of MIR. Adams are requested to take
due notice Of This alteration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
NOVICE.

PETITION will be presented 10 the next General As
"a s.mby OF Virginia, praying that The Manchester Turn
~ Road may be placed footing with the Genero
fornpise Law. with regard 20 TOTS.
cctnhcr g. 1914. 4s-ws~
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To me Editors ofthe Enquirer.

10 me EdttoTS 81 the Enquirer.
Accident has thrown in my way the enclosed
Though strongly suspect n hoax vet as The ~;
ter respectful to Gen. La Fayse whose character he
has drawn with Justice and seems TO have adoped
the fiction, merely for the purpose OF expressing his dis
appreciation things In the exhibitions TO The North
which have oerstepp'd the modesy of Nature dee
il unworthy of publication your paper Should 4,
tend in the least produce little caution in our
demonstrations of gratitude this distinguished charae
ter, the writer will have gained bis object
Yours, CONSTANT READER
Est mod,ts IN Re5ss.
When the news of the arrival of Gen. "a
FAYETrE reached the village of Dunganpon.
IN the county OF Brooke on the banks of The.
ONO, large party consisting of not less than
200 men, who were assembled there after
amusing themselves with a hunt, determined
TO invite him Ia an exhibition of their sl,;u in
the use of the Rifle, an instrument of war more
dreaded by Europeans than the Cannon Itself
After firing fen de IDe on the oceasion. tbsv
appointed a COMMITTEE to write an address
to the General, consisting of the following DER
sons EbeDezer kinkbeid, Obediah Rheid-
he vre, and Conrad W eisar who, after retiring
for short time, produced the following letter.
which was read, and received with universal
applause.
GENERAL We weIcome TO the shoros IF
America the gallant soldier, who in earIv
youth, possessed Of wealth, rank, and eycry
domestic enjoyment, yet unseduced by their
charms, and animated by the holy asme OF
Liberty, embarked in our cause, and fought
aud bled, in defence of our country.
We admire the chief, who in the stormy
scenes Of a revolution i his native land, amidst
temptations almost too strong for human ma
ture, remained the firm friend Of the rights OF
mao. We venerate the champion Of liberty.
who in The dreary walls Of prison, ADD in IN .
proifers Of the despoi. We hail with enthusi-
asm the patriot, whose purity Of intention, IN
the varied trials Of an eveotful life, has never
been doubted who prosperity, and in adver-
slty, has exhibited the same inAexibIc virtue
the friend Of the weak, the advocate of liberal
J principles, the enemy alone ofTyrants. The
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PEI rI0N will he present, 10 The .eI L.
n praying The Of ibe lanas iJeaegiSg IN & 49,,
OF the late Aer. how'd, dec. 30 " e Ns''''
octolfr T. src~ s
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O. We close ION the last page Of this days
paper) the mastery pamphlet from S. Carroll
ma, touching the Presidential Election. W.
need scarcely recommend ii TO the, readers Sc
rious atteplion.
The beautiful lines on La F"yeite ION our
last pagcl are written by Lady oftis city
The affidavit of Mrs. Monlton ION he side o.
Nh 9dams,J and the comments of the W.
Gaz. with the affidavit of Mr.. Digges ION III,
SIDE Of Mr.. Kerr shall appear in our nsxt. 80
The conclliafory aud liberal Circular Letter
from Mr.. Gays Committee Of CorrespOn.
dence al Frankfort, addressed especially to ih,
Citizens Of Virginia, with view of persnadins
them 10 take up Sir. Clay rather than DIR
Crawford, (uron the ground, THAT there eau b