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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
For Rent,

FE>HE cellar under the three story brick
4 warehouse, occupied by the subscri.
hers, on Fairfax street. L, is a large cOu-
nodious cellar, perfectly dry atsli seasons
aud paved with brick, IS suitable for sto-
rage oi sny description. OF would well &C
,opmodate a.boo;- black. TO good ten
AMI the rent would be moderate
JAS. &. < KObT. BARRY,
nov 96 Ii u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
For Freight,

A The fast sailing coppeIed brig
EsSsssRANGER, Hedges, master; carries
1900 barrels; an excellent vessel, and viii
be ready tor the PERCEPTION of cargpin
lew lays Apply 10 VIM EOWLE & Go.
Hho hare for safe, SAID briggs cargo Of
3ooo bushels bright Isle Mayo SAIL.
march % I.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Notice.

THE Farmers Bank of Alexandria this
u day declares dividend OF profits up
on lis capital stock paid 10. Of Three Per
GEM Tor the last six months, payable 10
stockholders or their representatives, on
Friday tie ed inst.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier,
april 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Notice.

{VyHE subscribers would again remind
i those who have accounts with Them,
that but short time longer can possibly De
given Tor the closing OF all The business Of
The firm Of 5. & ID. REED, aud that IN iu-
iura no c,e,iu will ae gwen at their store,
aud hope nope will ask 1t. as they snail oe
aiiier the necessity Of refusing Ind'scrini-
naieiy.
y. B. A general assortment OF good
s ri O f s.
Tor sale on reasonable terms at lns oio
- ,or ,.sa oniy. SiLAS REED,
'' -, ri DAVID REED.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
To Let,

49,. The House anu Store formerly
%fTM occupied by the subscriber, oil the
EsSs corner OF Fairfax aud king streets.
.N&sl II is considered good STAND tor
any kind of business, and will be ren'en
low TO a good tenant. terms. Apply
TO THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
DWDE.N, ROFlL-SIREET, iLEX.aN.DHL.i.
mo. 65l4.
Liverpool Salt. &c. Afloat.

Liverpool Salt, &c. Afoat.
SAMUEL MEsSERSMlTH offers for
~ sale OIL board the scb'rs Liberty and
Lewis & Sarah,
1900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
80 sacks do DO do
eu0 Liverpool. filled sacks blown do
Also landing from the schr Alert from Bos.
l5bags soft she'll almonds
s DO paper do do, Eprsu
60 do hlberts HNESu
10 do English walnuts }
~ do pepper
400 lbs Havana green coffee
100 reams wrapping paper
{ boxes Bakers Mol, 3 & 8, and
20 bali DO Lapham's No. chocolate
Also. received per sloop Fanny,
so bushels cioverseed ap l3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
To Rent,
TO Rent,

A.. That convenient two story Brick
MA dwelling house, on Patrick, DE.
Esss,lween King and Prince Streets
49, now occupied by Mr. JOS. caches.
Possession may be had on the llh April.
Apply 10 ioaaC oipooN'
-, ALSO,
$f A small Frame House on Duke-
MssA street. Apply as above.
GA2 feb IL u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Millet Seed for Sale.

DERSONS DESTROYS OF purchasing MIL
L LET SEED can he supplied by the
subscriber 10 Alexandra, or by his Agent
on The Mount Vernon Fishery Shor., pow
fshed by Judge Washington and William
Patterson. MAURICE HERBEkT.
april 8 3taw,Ml
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Little River Turnpike Com

pday.
4 dividend ofiwo dollars and Fifty cents
N is this day declared on each share OF
stock, paid up in full, held in this instilu>
ton. and will be paid to the stockholders.
or their legal representatives. on or after
the sixth inst. By order Of the President
aud Directors.
JONAH THOMPSON. Treas.
april 3 3tawlw&naw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Lo5rer end Of King st. opposite Hugh
Smith d Co.'S.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
TTAVE Just received and offer for sale,
IL N West o I%d', and Sugars
y %s:' India and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, lTanS
Y. Hyson and Soucbong O"o
Jamaica & N. E. Run
Superior Coguac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, Howard, March, &
Cos brandt
Teneriffe s. Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbls.
White gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pimeDto, nutmegs, cloves, DC.
which having been purchased with cash,
they will sell low on the same terms.
march 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
To Rent,
Indian Queen TaUern,

The copveniences OF this house as Ia.
yen, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary;. being situated on hing
81. where all travellers most usually put up.
The house aud stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception OF a
tsuant Possession will be given on the
Igt-hof March next, aud the rent will be
suitable To- the state OF the times. Apply 10
IN 81 CATHARlNE McREA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Domestic Goods, &c

Domestic Goods, &c.
Il ANDING from the sioop Globe, capt.
LCoIe, from Providence, and aud Tor
sale 10y VIM, fO"LE' 20.
81 bales Of cotton, shntnss y sheei'ngs
200 boxes mould candles OF sizes 4 D b
to Tie pound Also,
For sale, received by the brig Frederick
captain Barret, from 81. Salvador.
5000 La Plata horse hides
100 do dry OK hides
IS bags. sugar and are daily expected
from New Orleans, cargo OF sugars which
are represented OF superior qualify
feb g
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

Oranges, Lemons. etc.
TOHN H. LADD s. Co nave just re.
u Ceived Tor sale
100 boxes fresh Sicily oranges
90 do do do lemons
100 do bunch and Mu,catei raisias
10 hhds Barbados molasses
10 bbls do 90
so do n. E. rum.
% do tanners oh. april 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

Maryland and Virginia
TOBICCO, CORN' T. RYE,
Purchased by J. II. LADD & co,
march 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
Cider, Tea, Cotton, &c.

Cider, lea, Cotton, &c.
7 lindsay 4. HILL have just received
IL 3s bbls. Newark cider, prime qlly.
10 chests Y Hyson tea, fresh
40 bales cotton, superior quality
40 bbls. Cumberland wbiskey
80 do. do. do. old
100 bushels r. !. greeniDg apples
10 casks new rice
10 do. Goshen cheese
n. Orleans sugar in hbds. & bbls.
Molasess in do do.
Imperial tea, in ten ca,ty boxes ri
Mess 4, Prime pork, n. Y. inspection
ST. Ubes ground alum & fine salt
g tons country bar iron, about one halt
plough plates y cOullers
3pipes OF very sup'r Cognac brandy,
All ot which they oGer on accOmmoda
ing terms. april 8--6t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
domestic Goods.

Domestic Goods.
Received per Stoop Globe
25 bales Blackstone ga, 10, "A, 9-8
brown CottOns
10 bales do 7-8, "A, Sd bleached do.
90 do. low priced do.
5 cases sattinetis and negro kerseys
5000 lbs. cotton yarns OF approved qlty. :.
1000 do cotton Seine Tame for shad. and
behring's
80 boxe, chocolate No, I
For sale by A. C.. CAZENOVE & Co.
feb ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
The Steamboat

Will be in complete order and commence
running on WEDNESDAY the s5tb instant,
as heretofore, between Washington, Alex
andria, Norfolk, City Point ant Rich.
moad-leaving Washington every Wed.
nesdsy. at 8 O'Clock, afternoon, and A,
.exaudria at o'clock for Norfolk; will
arrive there the evening OF The next day.
and the following morning, say Friday
morning, leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock. for
CITY Point & Richmond; arrive ate City
Point before dark, and at Richmond the
evening of the same day.
Returning, will leave Richmond at O. O..
clock every Sunday norsing; stop at City
Point for passengers. and arrive at Norfolk
the evening of the same day. Will leave
| Norfolk .for Alexandria and Washington
every Monday morning at 9o'clock. Fare,
including meals and table drink, between
Washington and Norfolk, I ] dollars; Alex
andria and Norfolk. D.l0 SO; between
Norfolk and City Point, a dollars be-
tween Norfolk and Rshmond, . dollars.
feb Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

Splendid Furniture, &c.
TINE subscribers have now Oh hand and
i will continue to manufacture al their
ware.room, OH King street, next door TO
the corner vi Alfred street, the greatest
variety Of the most
Fashionable y Durable Fur
niturc,
made in very superior style, by work.
men OF The best skill and experience
They have spared NO exertion or pains 10
bring their business to the highest state OF
Improvement, and they falter themselves
that the furniture they now offer is equal
10 any exhibited in any ol the principal
cities in the Union. They will dispose OF
the above on the most favorable terms Tor
cash, to punclual men or III barter. They
keep for retail mahogany aud other mate.
rails used by cabnet-Dakers, which they
offer al the lowest prices. Orders pun.lu>
ally attended 10.
JOHN S. KOONES e. Co.
p. S. FUNERALS undertaken al prices
commensurate with the present tunes.
jan 3 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20

For Freight,
ss> TIE good schr. Catherine,
GE& capt. Dome; burihen about 500
bbis. aad will be ready in few days 10
load TO the West Indies, OF elsewhere.
Apply 10 j. II LADD & Co.
Who have received for sale, by that yes.
sci, Muscovsdo aud Drowned c'aved
sugars Molssses and coffee. feb ".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-20
John III. Laid 4 Co.

John III. Laid y Co.
Have just received Tor sale.
81 81 s esis. ; ". f.. RUN
1870 French burr blocks, very superior,
selected expressly Tor tGe market
Is tons good plaster
5 5bIs. Glauber's salts
1900 bushels 81. ULes salt aGoat
marSh 9
Salt, Seine Irvine, SC.
Just rrceived and for Suie
) bids. BTidport seine twine
Coco bushels Turks Island salt
IN STORE,
1000 bushels ground alum salt
lU0 bbls. Suffolk tar
AND DAILY EXPECTED,
1000 bushels bright 81. Ubes salt
GEORGE COLEMAN.
march 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10

AUTHORITY and of the whole affair." we have as YET
but imperEect information We have however, the
pleasure of stating, that the Secretaries oil the
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, have re-
ceiyed short letter from Mr.. Mortier, Zone OF the
Missionaries on that staon) dated Sept. 8, which
satisfactorily refules the indscriminate censures
cast upon Missionaries, the excitets OF the re-
volt. Two OF the Missionaries, Of another society,
have been unprecedented, and are still prisoners.
We trust, that their innocence will be established
for it is impossible to conceive motice to ex-
list, which could lead them to the course OF con-
duct with which they charged. With respect
to the Wesleyan Missionaries, Mr.. Morlier states,
that the day alter the Instruction broke out, he
waited on his Exceency the Governor, offering
his services on the emergency, in any way ~
which he could be useful when his Excelency in
formed him, that he would do most good by I'M
pressing upon his congregation the duty OF peace
able department that in the general alarm, he
had been apprehended lit appears, without any au-
thority) by party of military, but upon obtaining
permission to speak to the Colonel, he was instant
ly liberated ;--and that both he and Mr.. Cheese
wright, his colleague. regularly holding their
religious services, on Sundays, at the Chapel IN
Georgetown"
awe have also to state that out Of ticelUe hun
bred and Si.rteen persons, chiefly slaves, who are
members OF our society in Demarsra, only TWO
persons, one free, the other slaye,.are suspected
as being 10 the least connected with the rioters
and that Mr.. Morer is exceedingly hopeful that
even they will be found innocent, or but very sight
ly cuIpable upon investigation"
9" The sweeping 'censures in which various let
tiers from Demarara have INDUCED aginst the reli.
gious instruction of the slaves, have made it neces
sary for US to state these facts; and ii In state off
general excitement, more than twelve hundred
slaves and people oil color, connected with our mis-
sion, have been ret aimed in subordinaion, another
proof has been exhibited that by whatever causes
the instruction was promoted, it is not to be char
ged upon the iDcucation of the principles of
Christianity, the only source of order, peace, and
lappiness.''
eT> Those Editors who have given currency to
he unlounded report referred to above, will do an
let OF JUSTICE 10 insert this article also.
N. BANGS & L. MASON.
.Neac York, January, 90, 1894.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
From the ~. 7. Commercial Advertiser.

METHODIST MISSIONARY TO BE HANGED!
.neSsrS r. Hall & Co.
1t has beeen stated in some of the papers, pub
lshed in this city, first, we believe, in the Even
ing Post) and most likely circulated through all
parts OF the country, that Methodist Missionary
was condemned to be hung, promoter of the
instruction among the slaves at Demarara. The
name OF the missionary is said to be Smith. We
have examined the minutes of the British Con-
terence for three years back, and there is not one
missionary in all the West India Islands by the
name of Smith, to be found in that perod.-It is
probable, that some Editor, not very friendly to the
cause of Missions, and especially to METHODIST
Missions, has gratuitouSLy informed the public
that the condemned person was Methodist Mis-
sionary. We are hahppy TO have it in our power
to give you the following extract on this subject
from the Wesleyan Methodist Magazine for De-
cember last, just received
Oemarara.-With such particulars of the late
Instruction of the negroes OF this colony, as the
newspapers have furnished, our readers are gen.
orally acquainted. Nothing has been published by
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
.Nan York. Feb. {

sNeW FOrE, REQ. 5.
FlRE.-Yes,erday morning, about half past :
O'Clock, fire broke out in the four story building
No $50 Pearl street the lower part occupied by
Collins d Hanney, booksellers; the upper part by
y. & y. HarperS, printers. The fire originated in
the second story, from sheets which were drying
on the rack, coming in contract with the stove pipe
At the time the fire broke out, there were only
two or three boys in the office, and those we believe
in the third story. The progress Of The fire was so
great, that one or more of the boys had to escape
from the top off the house to that of an adjoining
one the flames cutting off their retreat 10 the lower
foor. The property destroyed on the premises of
Messrs. Harpers is estimated at 900 dollars !;
they had on hand large quantity of paper, and OF
unfinished work. belonging to the Methodist Book
Concern, valued at TO 5000 dollars. Messrs Har-
pers had an insurance Of 5000 dollars, which we
Think will cover their loss, Collins 4 Unnney's
goods were removed, but were much injured by the
water; they were insured. The building is owned
by Mr. Dunscomb.- Commercial .adrertiSer.
orrection.--Since the above was in type we learn
that the loss sustained by the Methodist Book con-
Germ, did not exceed 500. The greater part Of
The property belonging to them had been removed
from the warehouse Of Messrs. IIarpers few days
previous to the FIRE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10

From the Democratic PresS.---It seems to be ,ht
fate OF MR.. WALSH, as an editor of a newspa
per, to contradict, directly or indirectly, all hi
former opinions. He is now in high admiration O
Mr.. " Webser's Resolutions and does not think
It beneath his dignity, in time of peace, to write
whole days on "the benumbing and humiliatine
consideration of our domestic politics - although
IN time OF war; he turned from them in disgust tc
The affairs OF those mighty empires Russia, &c.
whose struggles" had in them "much intrinsic
dignity and INTEREST,"
In letter from Robert Walsh Jr.'' to "R. G.
Harper, Esq" dated August 27, 1882 We find
the following passage. at is truly delightful to
lescape by any means, from the benumbiRg and hu.
initiating consideration OF our domestic poLiticS.-I
enjoyed this satisfaction eminent degree whilst
dwelt Oh your speech and letter. One feels as
Il were eniranchised, and at large when commu.
nlng with such a mind as yours,-not about Web
ser's ResoIutions--or Monroe's Report but con
corning the affairs OF those mighty empires, whose
struggles, besides having much intrinsic dignity
ana interest, seem to involve in the end our own
fortunes so miSerabty sported with at home.''
ouch were the sentiments of Robert Walsh RI"
IN 1915 when this nation engaged in war. Then
iorsooth he could not condescend TO benumh and
humilIate his faculties by rejecting on our dOmes
tac politics they had not sufficient intrinsic dignity
and interest Tor him but he must amuse himself
thinking OF the mighty Empires of Europe which
were to Involve our o,Oa fortunes miserably spor-
ted with at home" by Mr.. Madison, Mr. Monroe
and other distinguished democrats whom he has
since praised with almost as lavish a pen as he
then praised I" R. G. Harper, ESQ.," Mr.. Walsh's
political conduct may be truly offered as conclu
siVe evidence that " one man in his time plays ma.
ny parts"
John RasselI, Esq. the founder and for more
than forty years the editor oil the Boston CONNER
cal Gazette, has taken leave of the public as an ed
tor. His Valedictory is able and interesting, as
brief review OF our political history for the last half
century. MIR. SIMON GARDNER partner in the
concern, continues the paper, and Samuel L. Knapp,
Esq scholar, of distinguished talents. takes the L
dtorial Chair.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. Campbell, trcn the Committee on
Private Land Clains, reported Dill 10
suihorlse the legal representatives OF The
Marquis de MaIsou Rouge, aud those
clallning under hiIa, to'instItu's suit d
gainst the United States aud Tor other
purposes. which was twice read and COM
mitted.
Mr.. Hamilton, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to whom was referred a
bill IRON the Senate TO authorize The RE-
sldent OF the United States TO cause 10 ne
made military road from pom, opposite
10 Fort st. Philip, TO Jobnson's PIsu!a'
ton. as an auxiliary to ;he defence oil N.
Orleans, reported the same wi'hont a.
mendment. and il was referred 10 Com
miitee of the Whole.
Mr.. Buck, on leave, presented peu'
ton in tavo. of the Tarih.
On motion Of VI Call, The bill extend
ing the time for tn settlement OF private
land claims in rhe Territory Of Florida.
Il as taken up, and, alter good deal Of
discussion. 10 watch Messrs. Call, han
kin. and Owen took part, the bill was or.
dered 10 be engrossed aud read third
time. >,
The Speaker laid before the House
communication liom the Navy Departs
meD,. transmitting the annual statement
Of the appropriations and expenditures
for the naval service, for the year 1925
aud the uuexpenied balances OF appro-
priations on the 1T Feb. 1924.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF
The House lren again went into com
mittee of he whole, Mr.. Condict IN the
chair, on the bill TO amend the several
acts respecting duties Oh imports.
The question pending from The last Gay
! of sitting, beng on the motion oil hr'
Brent 10 strike out the clause Imposing a
duty of six cents per square yard on cor
ton bsgging imported. >;
MIR. Cambreleng (who had last evening
moved for the rising OF the committee,
occupied the floor, ~ opposition 10 inc ge'
neral principle OF the bill, IN a speech
which lasted ill 3 o'clock.
Mr. Moore, oil Alabama, made some re-
marks in favor OF the motion actually
! pending. ~ :
Mr.. S;orrs, Of New York, followed, II
opposition to the pending motion, ana
generally, in reply TO MIR. CamOreIsns-
when, CIV
On motion Of Mr.. Martindale, OF Ne"
| York, the committee rose; and
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-21

ces. and other kinds Of Crown proper :.
All those would he coded to the coz ps.v
of contractors. 10 this company hkewsr
would be ceded all the advantages g;
erapts which The different states would L.
wiling 10 afford Tor The general acknow-
ledgment OF their indepe ndsnce. There
are still Spanish troops, for instance, in
Peru; Mexico is Uot ye, tranquilized; and
none of the provinces ENJOY that peaceful
security TO which they would attain, II they
were assured 90 hostile attempt would ba
made upon them from Spain or Europe
In order, therefore, thai these troops might
he Withdrawn, aud this security establish.
ed, all the provinces might be induced 10
make a contribution ia money, which
would go 10 indemnify the contractors.
The French and Spanish Governments
have hlnted at the possibility OF establish.
ing Constitutional Government 10 South
America, and placing al tie head OF the
different States. Bourbon Princes or In.
tanss. / o this the lrlIners OF the plan or
the contractors, object. They refuse to,
adyanc. them money on any other Condi.
than the absolute independence OF all The
States, as they now exist. Mr.. Parish is
gone to ' leEna, TO lay the propositions o.
the contractors before Prince Mellernlch.
The plan will require long time 10 oe
matured. A Congress mus finally decide
on its adoption Whst vii England say
to this?
Dec. 90, 6P NJ Nothing has as ye.
been finally settled as TO the Loan to Inc
Spanish Governmenl. An operation OF such
magnitude as the advance Of 7OO,OUU,.
QUO OF reals Tor about 100000 sler-
ling to such government as that oil Spain
is not to be concluded in day II de-
maHds much negotiation, and many pre-
yious guarantees 1t is not tmel eiore,
supposed that auy final arrangements can
| be made lUr SOIne weeks.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
Public SAFE.

EY vitue of a deed of trust IRON VII
1) liam Herbert. deceased, and SsTan,
his wife, shall proceed 10 sell ct public
auction, on the premises. Oh THURSDAY
the Goth OF AUGUST NEXT, AT 10 A. M all
that piece or parcel OF ground, i'm all tie
buildings lhereoD) situated IN The town
Alexandria, Oh the south sldt vi Camera
street, aud east side OF Water stree
bounded as foilows:-Beg inning a. the IL
lersection OF SAID streets, and funniI.r
easlwardIy with Cameron street 10 TIE =!
yer Potomac thence sOu'bwaGdty and
TalIel to Water-sireet ! Iett, tbenCe y E.
wardIy aud parallel 10 Cameron street
to Water street, lbeUce hoi;gwsrdIy wa,
Waller street. and binding herewith +
ieet 10 the beginning.
The above property will be sold on 4.
credit, and divided INTO lots 10 sccommo-
dale purchasers, which will be mads.
SHOWN on the day OF sale. Such lille as
HE subscriber has in SAID property Will be
made to the purchasers.
disc, Ten Shares Aieuendrin Bank Stott -
JONAH THOMPSON, Trustee.
juv "a 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-12
AUCTION SALES.
Marsllal's Sale.

Ags~A Will be sold on the premises
Hx1 for cash on Thursday the 9Th day
MIR Of September next, at II clock,
Ansaalf the right, tile and interest Of
Andrew Bartle, ia and to the follow i1g
property; one t~o story irame house and
lot OF groH0d, together with all other
improvements thereon, situated on tho
west side 0i Union street, beginning 80
feet 6 inches, 10 The southwark of Queeu
street, and running soulhwardiy With u
MON street, thence westwardly 100 feet,
thence nortbw ardly 50 feet 8 inches thence
eastwardly 100 ieet. Also, one other Int
OF ground, and all improving thereon, ~
ing on an alley running iroIa Water street,
to sUAion street, between Cameron and
Queen streets. and beglnnin Oh the north
side Of said alley 100 feet to the westward
OF Union street, and running with said al
ley 66 feet inches, thence Dorth So iert
3 inches. thence east 10 Queen ST. 66 teet,
8 inches, thence south IS feel inches, 10
the beginning Sold 10 satisfy an execu~
ton in favor OF George Coleman.
D MINOR, u. NJ.
For I. RiDsgoId, Marshal.