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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
Anfor nation Wanted.
Jan. 1854

4 TUE subscriber, having with my family
y emigrated from Switzerland in Europe, to
Philadelphia, where arrived in the year 1917,
excepting my vile she being taken sick on
the passage and died before we landed Cir
ciimstances made it necessary TO bind my chill
dren TO. paving the freight, aud myself being
obliged TO serve some wears for the same par
pose, with a farmer in liertord township, IN the
lower part of t}erks county, pennsvivania,
where do still reside. At the time Of my ar
rival in Philadelphia, bound one OF my chi.
dren, a female, by name OF RoSiNA PETERS,
(being then seven and half Years of age) to a
certain Anthony Brittle and wife, who then
resided in Philadelphia, and being also both
efniscrants from Europe some years before
ar yed here. SAID Anthony Brittle and wife
departed from Philadelphia, without my know
ledge, in the year 1873, towards the west, and
took passage at Pittsburgh in steam boat, for
Cincinnatt accompanied by my daughter Ro-
sna BY information received since, the said
Rosina was left with the captain or owner of
the steam boat, his family being resident at
Cincinnati. Any person knowing any thing
of the said Rosina Peters, whether living or
dead, and by informing John Walter, p. NJ.
Reading, Pen. thereof, by few lines directed
to him, with whom | am well acquainted, will
do an act of charity, and will receive the
thanks of much afflicted and aifectionate IA
ther.
JOSEPH PETERS.
Reading, Aug. Is, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
. SKETCH OF MR.. CLAY.

Henry Cav, said to be native OF Vlr-
Representative from Kentucky. He
soon acquired a leading influence in the
III nse, and on the vacancy in the Speak
er's chair, occasioDed by the retirement
Of General Varnum, was chosen to that
responsible place. He was one Of our
Perpetrators at the pacification Of Chem.
Mr.. CLAW is principally distinguished for
q warm and inpetuons oratory, which
never fails to captivate the Imagination,
if it does not convince the judg nenr. His
poli,icsl principles are Of the most libe-
raj character, and his naxins If policy
correspond with those Of the best inform
81 part of the nation. He is understood
20 be totally deficient in those classical
attain nents considered necessary in this
part Of the country, to qualify man for
a learned profession. In other branches
Of science, especially in those which are
not Immediately connected with that If
the law, his early reading was, necessa-
rIly, conined-nor is il presumed tina,
he has supplied this deficiency Nv sub
seqn-nt study. Much as is claimed for
him an the score of personal merit, his
advocates do no, seen disposed ~ trust
entirely 10 thss. S.c'ional views are
ur.ed IN his fav,r, and his ,npu'.ri'v as
Speaker Of the House, is brought for.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03

MAz J. 2, 3 So

GAIN np ~. i, ,ha ,hava rovn will
q -, ia -, che IA ,rnod,vs in March and
on,a1,ar ,,a,t rn;s town is laid of on the
''t i,a',,, ~ ,be ,ll;no,s river Gown Is north.
',' t ~ do th,.1 rr;nc,na, meridian.
''''.SN " ,,a',\ hnn, ) n;las ohove
~, ,.',1, - ,he Manya;s,rrre so above 81.
,''e ,nni,alo,, Ea.t cL,rt Ito situation,
,', ~ nj c,,n,,,and;ng and ia the only
,,', - rom tbe mouth If the Illinois to
~ - ~, th,. aast b,nlr of The river The
w. almost every other
az .t' IL ,,r r;vers are obvous.
.rha conrt;.s or uorran and Sangamo are not
,,,,,l H., .nv ,r,ct of countr, Of the same
:; d. Ii,,;ted St.,es IN noint of so;I
49,, .,,,,,.ai al,.,,t,mss e,r the agrcut,,ral;st
w. i1,,:a 60 .h;s 3Le cnurt,, oP vorra, has
~ :" ,a,,',,al rayar f,;I;n'r Mill
-. 70 of ,,h;ch CIV niles from this
s;ts ,9s,,s = now IN oner,tion an excellen,
60 ~, So, ,,;I a,,1 Ia,oral o,h.rs hn,,,,;n,,
-, H. ~, ,',ara,;o, IN the co,rs,. ne the
,', ,.,a, rh ,,anuI,,;on of those two
.,,,,:a ,,'i,;ol, s,,,,,,rts to aln,t 3OoO wiz
.,:';,ai,,, ..'c,;,,. thni, merchanA.s,. at this
P,'"o'p".'' 49, g.. ,,,a;r ,,no,l,cn !, ,be
F'aIe' ~ Nv, - ~, ha f,nrd ,..es,lv IN their
~ sa'' orla,d c,rr;., 70, to and
s,',,a 9, n,;s rha nronretors n,1,;cularlv
a. a,ta,+;o,, ~ I,r.,,,.,.s Who ma, y;e;,
a.; o,t" ~ cu md see The situation of
u';o ,hav 4,.ol cn,sc;oro tbat il cannot
en- e'I' ~, - .,r l,.s.r;,,,;nn Deuce
~ e' ~, I,, hea,,h;ness az we'll az the fertility
W y. t''e ,a,. r. ,b. a,no,,n, nj money,
We wy, .,,,. a,,bI,osaIns a,d th., vh;cb has
,,'a,, naoa;,,,d d,,r;nr ,h;o p,,nth which
"s0" -, aar,, 9o0o Th,s ,mount Of
49,, ~, ,,;u roni,,ra IN cav has not been
'no',e,' ". "''' sJ OSo. IN ~. va.
81 y. .'',y o'''.'
~ I'm, 1l sho,t +;.,e have
nv -, = , t;i, ,,,;o, 49,, o'.a n,,,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
Xnfor Mation Wanted.

NHAKLES HARRISON left this place in
~ the year 1873, and went to .he state of
Missouri. He has not been heard of here
since in June 182l--he was then in st. Gene.
We've county, Missouri. Any person having a
knowledge of him since that time, will confer
lasting favor on his disconsolate friends BY
communicating the same by letter, TO the sub
scI1ber in Salem, Indiana. He is by occupa-
ton cabinet maker, and sometimes works at
the House Carpenters business, is between
"a and Is years Of age, about feet or 9 in-
ches high, straight built, fair complexion, dark
hair and blue eyes.
RORERT HARRISON.
Salem, la. Nov z, 1928.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
LlaJ Htteiiigence G5.ce.

z HAVE opened LnnH LafeHireRce OFce
4 .3TI.}S, che county seat Il The 2aunty
L0nis) Pike county, Illinois. the object Of
which is to accommodate owners Of lands to
enable them to exchange and conso date, TO
pay taxes, have deeds recorded, an to give
information TO those who have, atiye-se CLAIMS
on record, with the true situation Of ownership.
will also furnish correct Information AS to g
position of lands, their adicence % settle
ments, quality OF soil. timber, waters &c to-
gcther with any other information that may
be requested-Charges moderate and propor-
toned to the trouble.
LEON ARD ROSS.
REFER ENC rs MaGyacA B9s.d, late Go.
vernon OF Illinois; Hon. J-sse q Thomas; Hon.
NSn al Eispards; Hon. Daniel p. "qo Hon.
Thomas Remloids; EHas K Kan. Tag Chr.
ass BMke'nan, Esq. Hniam $ Hamit,n, Esq. ,
,'Fi'ed Corries. Esq. John y1laou Esq. Rsm-
r1 S0rr, Esq; Hoote, Uarrea. Esq Hon.
F'f''s Pet65one; WtH0n Or Esq. IN New.
York, Hon. paniei Graz. .Stehhen y. .N1tnn.
George e. Daris In Massachusetts, r..
Mjah ". Wills, Col. .Iosebh Crettan, CT. Henry
" y ,iDbf Nov l.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
Opinions o eminent Ven againSfa Con
gre8sfonoi Caucus.

0fi'"f'"S y" o"''''e' re" So'"'' "
-, C s''99'o4 ..i,I I'@".ao o.. C;,. :,
~ VIC N'"' ""','" :" Nv
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WI, 10y VI As.''"' N'' '''s'o''''' ~
'o' ow"@ n,''''
"FSoto'"' 'a' " 10 "'0NPe''i0'' -
NOMINATE, I" caucus any person |" DE-
rec"nmen'ed 20 me go 10 peot!e Oh 'he
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
REP )SIFGnY
COLONIAL /OU2 vii.

The deep and increasing interest which 10
felt in many parts of this country on the sub
iect of the efforts to colonize the free peo-
Die of color in the United States, on the Af.
lcan coast, has induced the board of Mana.
gers Of the COLONIZATION Society, to propose
the establishment OF "A periodical work, which
snail furnish the public with accurate Informal
''on concerning the plans and prospects of
heir institution; giving Minute account of
its operations, and Of tie condition and rro-
grcss OF the Colony; communicate any new
and interesting intel nee which, may be
received, relating to I'VE geography natural
history, manners and Customs of Africa and
admit into its pages such ESSAYS AS NAV be
thought calculated to a Vance the interests Of
the Colony, or the cause Of African improve
ment, as well as select passages from authors
VINO have already written on this subject,
and important extracts from the REPORTS of
such foreign Associations as are making cx.
e'tions to suppress ne slave trade, or relieve
the African race.
CONDITIONS.
1. The work shall comprise 50 pages in each
number, and shall be similar in paper and the
st, lie of execution, ~ the Christian Observer.
2. The price slail be two dollars a year.
PAYABLE on delivery 3fihe sixth number.
3. Those who shal become responsible for
six copies, shall receive seventh gratis.
4. The Work win be commenced when.
ever the number Of subscribers shall be s,ffi.
cient 70 justify it. 1t is earnestly requested.
therefore, that those who may Obtain sub.
scribers, should forward their list as soon al
possible, to II r. GURLEY. Agent to the So
ciety, Georgetown, ID. C.-Aug S.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
POETRY.
From The .Nattanal .konrnal.
TIE RATIONAL Avn TIVE RADICAL PRIME

THE RATIONAL AND THE RADICAL PRUNER.
kFABLE.
A sevthian, FESTIVE, in region austere,
Resolved soft climate to seek
To .ftica Travelled and earl, met here,
A mild and intelligent Greek:
A well cultured vineyard promoted his joy,
Nice management bettered the land -
The Tartan oft found him in useful emp'og,
With pruning knife keen in his hand.
trimm'dfrom the root the infructuous spray,
Lopp'd parasite suckers that sprout;
Removed in due season each fnngous away
Which better'd the product throughout.
The Tartar accost him" Why nature annoy I!
"Why check vegetation sublime
"Whv ampu,atc sprouts that the winters de-
stroy--
g Best left to the sickle ofTime +"
~Says Grecian, rank sproutings piti'ess pare !;
" rhev suck the rich sap from the root:
"Hence branches of promise the better will
bear,
And rinen more excellent fruit"
The pruner's prediction in Antnmn's increase,
From Scon's so serv'd in the field
Convinc'd the rude Tartar that pruning in
Greece,
Fruit choicer contributes to yield
The Tartar return'd to his native domain,
A radical b"ner profound,
And urged all his followers overthe plain,
To lop every stem to the ground
Theylopp'd every stem inst beginning to shoot,
Unmindfu Of Time or Of Tide
Left nothing unchanged from tendril to root /;
No 4vonder the Vinegar IL an fef
So radical zeaots with hatchets dssect,
Demolish what wisdom creates;
Fell Scions that Freedom advance and protect,
And bring on the ruin of States
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
Salt, Iron, Whiskey, sc.
JOHN SNaCNFOnD,
NO. a. FERRY WAREHOUSE,
ST. LOUIS

~
90N BBI.S. KENHAWA SALT,
SS Is bags Ground Alum do
2UJ hogsheads, bags and barrels Alum do
81 bbs. excellent Whiskey,
5 tons Iron assorted. Wagon Tire
Plough Moulds, Bar, &c.
80 kegs assorted cut and wrought Nails,
100 boxes American Segars.
SO kegs manufactured Tobacco, various
qualities,
so kegs Trotter's best Rife Powder,
Canister do.
$50 coils assorted Cordage. Bed Cords and
Plough Lines,
5000 lbs. small Bar Lead. Pig do.
Is bags assorted Shot, 81 per bag,
An assortment oFQueens Ware,
Domestic Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes,
Plaids Cassinets, &c.
Leno and TX Muslits Cambrics, FlanhelA
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Alum, Copperas. Indigo, Madder, and Log.
wood,
Pepper, Alspc e, Cloves, Nutmegs, CHINA.
no and Ginger.
Sugar, Coffee, Chocolate and Teas,
Painters and Tanners Oil, LampDlack,
White Lead ard Putty,
Axes, Alzes, l'atchets, Hammers, Anvls,
Vices and Files,
Best England and Philadelphis Calf
Skins. Kip do.
Upper Leather. Best Real Morocco Skins
s by 10 and 10 by - Window Glass,
Dscantcrs and rumbers.
Pocket, Pen, Shoe and Butcher Knives,
Knives and Forks,
Butt aud strap Hinges. Screws, saddlery.
Spurs.
ALSO,
An extensive and constant assortment
Printing, Wrapping, Cap, Letter and
Wall Paper. Blank Books.
All Of which may be purchased on The most
reasonable terms Bceswax, Linsey, Country
Socks, sc. will be received in payment for
Goods.
o. Storage and Commission business n ge-
neral, pnnctually attended TO.
Dec 6.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
J. ID. WOOLVERTON.
Jan. 13.-4t'

Physician. Surgeon, and ,Hccoucheur,
AVfNG returned to this place, with view
4 L Of making it his permanent residence,
has taken the house of r. r. M'Kenney, lately
ly occupied by Mr.. Rockwell, and begs leave
to ask a share Of public patronage in the diff
fcrent branches of his profession,
Mays,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
NOVICE

TENTAT shall apply to the Judge of Probate
4 for St. Clair county, on the Third Monday
of February next, for settlement of the es-
tate ofJOHN JARVIS, deceased. Then and
there ali persons interested may attend if they
choose. January IL, 1924.
JOSEPH SCOTT, .91as'r.
Ian 13-4t$
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03

the expulsion cthe Jews and Moors
from ina, countr, Mpre than five mi
lions OF lnhabllsts have dlsappearea
from Spain sinct the 1ply Ofiioe has
exercised its terrible ministry Vefiiy
1.-THE tender mefles oil the wlcked are
crne |"
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
PROSPECTUS
For Pm ,fs iRgIl Weekly As1Vsbdper
IsrIai rows ~ BELLEvtLtE, ILL.
BY FoRauER * FORD,
MIeDeadsnt Political Censor.

10 pursue. NM Oi tttu I'''9t L jim ~ M
pertinent, as thai would hlve AREA " been as.
certaned But as the present ne requires
I'm he opno Of ttgf edtnrs) a mat erlai
change in the fr endly a. 1ncile habits 'fthe
Press. and as they anticipate Ton ITEMS Ives
course rs WileI yariata from that which gene
ralh prevails. IS the iecesst. VI en- creates
it. IS. from common hnd t'ahqnl OCCASIONS,
thev feel listiiied IN ornallv exposing their
views and intenlonsto the puphc.
The tlilors, therdrc, with sincerity lie
clare thai, the grad oo 6is of their iabors
VIII &c to disseminate useful intornation-to
encourage, prop, II assist industry, talents.
and virtue, genera'l, whether eXerle III
private HE or IN pfb c. "a agriculture. nanu
iacturcs, commefca, ihe arts al sciences, or
in any sphere Whe'e hey NAV 'e FOUND nse-
fully employed, tepablis'' and eprecate tie
feats OF vice in Ger shape, coming lndrr
newspaper cogui1ncr for this purpose the
editors viii extend tn If inqusij r al and cen
serial offices into all the relations Of public
he. Governors j Iht c!'ar af stat Judges
on the bench Minister'S in the sacred stand,
and all the pu,'ic ftinctlonaries Of the nation,
however elevated will be considered as law
full sab ects Of lust anilna'lversion.
Its the peculiar hciiy If or c0nntrvmen,
that in this land OF liberty. no topic Vt public
mqnen is too sacrel 10 grace the columns of
ancwsnsDer. yhe Press is. or at least ougat
RI he H. constant anil vio;l,nt guardian of
th, neonle,, =; hts. and ia fact i, has ever
been cons,deredb y me .ncricans as the pre-
scryer of t,eir ,stitu,ions. a trnmpet of alarn,
when those institution, are att .cxe,l, arousing
the unsuspecting victims OF political Intrigue
to q vigorous viniica'lon Of their invaded
rights.
tbe nrepss;.v of ners,n.l illusions and fire.
ouent stric,,re, on Individual confluct.-rhev
bnya -, u ,s,,r.. i, the ,vr;,,iofvs and Ii,tor.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
ward as a reason for making him Presi-

Wdrd as reason Tot making MN iSSi-
dem 1t is our duty 10 ~ these eonSi-
derations aside, and to consider the quail
hcations of the man. Ii he Is most capa-
Bile OF all the candidates, let him be
chosen. Ii is certainly incumbent on
US, while distributing the etfices winch
the constitution places at our disposal,
so to adopt the employment to the per-
sopal character and superior attainm ms
and excelencies oil the man, IS to make
his services of the greatest possible be-
nefit 10 the country. We have seen that
Mr.. Clay is defieien, IN the deep reading
and long politif al experience considered
as Indispensable requ sizes for the Presi-
dency. We have seen that in the sci
ence Of legislation, strictly so called, he
is incompetent. His peculiar excellence
consists IN the aseendency which he OBJ
tains ov-r popular dellberative ASSEM-
bites. This advantage, connected win
his correct maxims of fJrelen policy and
his accurate pert option ri the tendency
of general measures, which relate 10 the
foreign policy OF the country, deslenalte
him for the House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
He is eloques1: but OF what use is elo
ouence to President? Ia either house
of Congress, it would indeed, he highly
useful 10 the nation. 1t is there thar his
peculiar talent is calculated 10 retlec,
lnstre on himself and the counIry--in
the silence and ABSTRACT II the eXecu-
tive closet, it would he lost to both, with
out compensation or equivalent.
Providence Journal
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
From the Pittsburgh Gazette.
CANAL LOCKS.

Mr.. Jonas Preston Falrlamb, ri Will
minpton, Delaware, has invented plan
which, he estimates, will save nearly
nine tenrhs Of the water used IN letting
boats through canal locks. Ii this plan
be practicable, an it appears to us COM
pletey so, it must be Of immense adyan-
taee in the construction OF Canals.
The following is the inrentor's de-
scriDlion % his improvement
A boriz ,nrally parlitioned cistern to
be applei 10 the side Of the lock, with
valves 10 each chamber OF the cistern.
TIE cisrern is of the same length as the
Ioc~, aIIu nearly of the SANG Dreadful
There may nc s~oatcr OF less nv nber
o. chambers according TO the quantity
o. water required to he saved. In emp
tying the lock; the valves of the upper
cha are thrown open, and shut when
the chamber is full; then the valves ot
the next cha nher below are thrown open,
and when il Is full, shut; and 50 On IN
succession, until all the chambers are
filled from The lock; and when filing
the 10 X, the valves Of the lower cham
Der are irst thrown open, and as soon as
it is emo,ied into The lock, they are shut,
and 50 on in succession unit all the "ha n
beers arc ernp,ied into the lock. Those
valves are 80 constructed, that nearly
the whole side of each chamber IS
thrown open at once, with perfect safe
ty; in consequence ofthe large space
thrown open for the water to pass into
and return from the chambers of the
cistern, the lock will be emptied and
filed in less time than locks are by the
ordinary method.
Lateral Canals The inhabitants OF
Canandaigua (N. W have it in contem-
pls'ion, with a fair prospect OF success,
81 excava,e a canal from tina, village 10
the Great Erie Canal, A public meet
ing had been called upon the subject. II
is also in agitation 10 run canal from
Ooondago Hollow to the Erie Canal,
distance Of three miles, which. it is es'
timateh will cost about $500.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-02-03
PROPOSALS

TOR publishing by subscription. under the
= ecton Of the Board of Managers of tho
Am rican Colonization Society, a monthly PEI
nj, Lrnl ,un.l- L.. he antitInI . =
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
Charles County Court.
AUGUST Term 1895

august Term 1928.
I'm application to the Judges of Charles 4
~ County court, by petition in writing OF
LEONARD CoomEs, of Charles county, for the
benefit of the act OF assembly for the relief of
'nsolvent debtors, passed at November ses.
sion, 1905, and the several supplements thereto
ON the terms mentioned therein, 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
mas resided two years, Immediately, preceding
the time of his application, in the state of Ma
ryiand and being also satisfied that the said
Leonard Coonios is in actual confinement fo-
oebt, and Tor no other cause and the said
Leonard Coomes having entered into bond with
sufficient security for his personal appearance.
IN CHARLES county court to answer such allega-
ions as his creditors may make against him
1t Is therefore ordered and adjudged, thar
the said Leonard Coomes be discharged from
imprisonment, and that by causing a copy OF
tins order to be inserted i'm some one OF the.
newspapers edited in the district of CoIumbi,
once week for two months successiye hefor E
the third Monday in March next, 20 give motto
TO his creditors To appear before the said count
court On the third Monday in March next, TO
the purpose OF recommending trustee for thei Z
beneht and to shew cause if any they have, WIN Z,
the said Leonard Coomes should not have III .
benefit of the several insolvent laws of this stat
as prayed. lest JOHN BARNES.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
District of Columbia. ?

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA,
November Term, lS23-2Oth day.
IN CHANCERY.
'ohn 3 1orman, who sues for the use Of Joa !.
II. tunnels, trustee-CoMPLAIEAKr,
against,
Nugent Riley and Joseph FaircIough 'T4t
FHNHE defendant Nugent Riley not havin,.
l. entered his appearance and given securt,.
according to the statute, and rules of the cours
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court upon affidavit filed, that the said Nugens
Riley is not an inhabitant of the district of Gov
iumbIa-on motion of the complainant, by h;s,
attorney, II is ordered-That the defendant,
Nugent Riley appear here on, or before, the Ida
day of next May term of this court, and answer,
the bill of the complainant, and that the defea..
dant, Joseph Fairclough do not pay aw ay, con.
vey, or secrete the money by him owing, or tl,r,
debts, property or effects in his hands belonging
to the said absent defendant Nugent Riley, un-
til further order of this court and that
copy OF this order be published in one of the
newspapers printed in the town of Alexandria.
for two months successfully, and that anothss
copy he posted at the front door of the cour..
house of said county. A copy Teste,
Iebf Pm +. |. LEE, C.. G.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALiJ.

i. 1--WE dollars year. half yearly In advance
by town subscribers.
III. Subscriptions for. less than SIX me1,hs
charged at the rate Of six and quarter cests
each paper.
III. Extra papers six and quarter cents
~. No paper discontinued until all arsesr
ages are balanced.
v. ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a square
inserted three times for one dollar and twenty.
hVe cents for eVery subsequent insertion: Lax
ger ones IN proportion. Advertisements yhscs
have not the number Of inseTtionS marked -
writing, VIII be Continued tnifoF6tA
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
MOI ICE.
NOT,ICE

Shereby given,that dividend ofthe proceed
u OF newton heenes property, conveyed O
trust, for the benefit of such of his creditors
acceded TO the terms of his deed, will he pai
on the 10th of April next, The creditors arc.
therefore, notified to exhibit their respectiy =
Claims to the subscriber, on or before thai day ;.
or they may be barred from the reception or
any part of said dividend GEO, JOHNSON.
mar 8 tl0A ,r,.,a.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
NOTICE

INHE stockholders of the Fauquicr and Al /.
Il exandria Turnpike Company, ,rre herebve
notihedahat general meeting will be held !.
Catts's tavern, at West End, Fair,us ,onuty !.
on THURSDAY, the FIRST day of APRIL next, fol-
the purpose of electing presidenr fonr direo
tors, and a treasurer for the ensuing ,rar b.,
order. mars p Fl HOo9 ~. L.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-17
KERR & FITZHUGH

KERR & FITZHUGH
OFFER for sale on good terms 5 hhds N
" Orleans sugar
2 hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
30 bbls assorted sugars
600 loaves refined sugars
10 hhds bright retailing moiasssS
5000 VT prime green coffee
IL chests and half chests gunpowdeT, i'm
perial and young hyson teas Of the latest
importations
! case sup gunpowder tea in Q ID cannisters
And box fine souchong do
pipe old L. p. Madeira wine, Arauio's
brand
4 or casks sup old port do
I pipe Teneriffe do old
20 cases old Madeira do / doc each
% do do port do do
10 do claret do do
pipes very sup eognac brandy 7yesrs old
2 do Antigua do
300 gals old whiskey
J pipe old Irish do
80 bbls Baltimore do
% boxes sperm candles Swain &, Cos patent
IS boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
100 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
10 boxes soap very good
10 kegs gunpowder