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JL ally Advertiser PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY SNMUEL SNOWDEN, ROTAL-STREET. ALEXANDRIA. Vdii, XXI ] WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 18SI. .'No. 6007 V Livery Stable now opened on the premise j formerly 'occupied by Thomas Triplett, on Wash i ,inn street, between King and Prince v• ts where citizens and travellers can ’ .urn,dated with a careful Ostler, : fny and grain three times a day for tit-* or by the month at ten dollars.— \s there »s a large lot attached to the pre with the accommodation of a pump, fornVe'rs, and those that have horses tor , ,lV ivill bud it to their advantage to call, ;s they may get hay by the small, 4- gram ,iS t[ley may want it ; and those disposed , purchase Horses, by leaving a descrip •.on -h ill have the earliest notice. 7AMES ALLISON Si Co. February 1 District of Columbia, Alexandria County ss. \XT\$ committed to the jail of thiscoun \\ ty on the 3d mst. as a runaway, a ne o-rn man named Kinzey tones,^bout 23 years ol age, 5 feet lo inches high, well in uie.and of a lightish cast; says he has been accustomed to following the water in the bay trade. He claims freedom, and states he has a mother in Baltimore, on Federal Hill, by the name ol Dorcus Jones, aud that he served an apprenticeship in Baltimore to the sailmaking business with William Ward. The owner is desired to come, prove pro perty, pay charges and take him away o t lerwise be will he di-posed ot a« the law directs. AVDW. ROUNSAVELL, i in 13 th2m bailor. District ot Ltoluiuhia, to >vit County of Alexandria, { 2oth „\ovember Term, 1820. \ Day IN CHANCERY. Joseph Smith and Wiltiim Smith, under the iirmof Joseph Smith & ^on—P'aiutiffs, Against Francis Adams, jun. and John D. Herbeit. and Philip H. Henop, late joint merchant and copartners under the firm of Adams. Herbert -it Co. and Maurice Herbert—de fendants. rpHK defendant Philip H. Henop, not __ having entered his appearance and gi vhii »ecurity according to the statute and the rules ot this Court; and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit fil et, tint the said Philip H Henop is not an inhabitant of the District of Columbia-— it is ordered, that the said defendant, Philip H. Henop, do appear here on or before the 1st (! »y .»t the next term, and answer the bill of the complainants, and give security tor per torwing the decree ot the Court, and that a t >py ot this order be forthwith publisiied lor two months successively in one ot the pub lic new ..papers printed in this county, and tint mother copy be posted at the tront door ot the Court-house ot said county. Teste, januarv 26^ W. 1 Lhh C C. District ot* Columbia, to \wt. County of Alexandria, ( November Term 1820. ^ Day IN CHANCERY. Bryan Hampson—Complainant, Against John Spence, and the,President, Directors, and Company ot the Bank ot Alexandria, toefendauts IlrIK defendant, John Spence, not having . entered his appearance and given secu rity according to the statute, and rules ot this court, and it appearing to the satislac tioi) ot the court, upon affidavit filed, that th* said John Spence i- not an inhabitant ot the DistrictolColmnbia: on motion,it'is ordered, that the defendant, John Spence do app< ar hereon or liefore the first day ot next May ter n.rn l answer the bill ot the complain *ir. .t nt uve security for pertormmg the decrees of die court ; and that the other defendants, tin President, Directors, and Company ot the Rank ot Alexandria, do not pay away, cniivev, or secrete, the debts by them ow ing I), m the estate and effect? in their hands belonging to the said absent defendant, John Spence, until the further order or decree of -he cmirt; and that a copv ot this older be t.irlinv i’ti published tor tteo wumfAssuccss.ve ly ;n -n»e of the public newspapers publish ed in this county, and thot another copy be p—ted at the front door of the Courl-houst ot ? .id rouniy. t este, EDM. l.LEE, C.C. January 27 . __ Distru t of Columbia, to wit. County of Alexandria, ) 2~th November Term, li>2o. !> day IN CHANCERY. John McClure, assignee of Sarah Burke, vuinpiaiuant, Against Richard L. Galloway, Bryan Hampson, in i Jose ph H, Hamp'Oii, the 2 Iasi trading tinder the firm ol Bryan Hampson i>on— lb ten-fonts rI't I IK defendant Richard L. Galloway .not * having entere.l his appearance, and gi T**n security according to the statute and »n ►- *d ilii-, couit, and it appearing to the *■'••’•'action of the court, upon affidavit, tj •►d, that the sard Richard L. G dloway is '»•»* an inhabitant of the district ot Columbia. 01 Motion, it i» ordered, that the defendant, ^•cliar-1 L. G tlhmray do appear here on or h**h»re the first d iy of next May term, and answer 'tie (.til ot ihe plaintiff. and give se r,,r'*v t .r performing the decrees ot the r""td: And thu'he other defendants, Bry 4V Mimpson y Sot* do not piy away, con, vv or secrete, the debts by them owing to, the estate or effects in their hands, be to the said absent defendant, Ri* >nr I I,. Gallovriy, until the turtlier order r/I M-r*'e iif this r »urt; and tint a copy of -‘ria order he fr>r;.V.v»lh published tor two a success.vely, in one of the puldic : h-,t'papers printed in th:s county, and that 'her copy he posted at the front door ot thec"-err home of said county. . Meste, EDM. 1. LEE.C. C. •ij iary 7 New Almanacs. ALMANACS For 1831, Just published, and lor sal by October 30JOHN STEWART, Orphans’ Court, Alexandria county,) February Term. 18*1. £ ORDERED, That the executor oi Wil liam G. Adams, deceased, do insert the usual notice to debtors and creditors, 3 times a week tor three.weeks in the Alexan dria Gazette and Herald. A copy. Teste, A. MOORE, Reg. THIS 13 TO CUTE NOTICE, That the subscriber, of Alexandria coun ty, in the district of Columbia, has obtained from the Orphans’ C ourt ofsaid county, let ters testamentary on the estate of V' illiatn G. Adams, late ot the co. aforesaid, dec’d. All persons having claims against the said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the same to thesubscriber, with the vouchers thereof, passed by the Orphans’Court, on or betore the 12th day ot August uext, oi they may by law be excluded from all ben efit to said estate ; and 'hose indebted there to aie required to make immediatepayment. Given under my hand this 12th day ot Feb ruary. 1821. HUMPHREY PEAKE, fpt> 12 Executor of William G. Adams. iiidtnct of ( uiihnliia, Alexandria County, ss. WAS committed to the jail of this coun ty, on the 5th inst. as a runaway, a negro woman, mined LEFTY, about 3o years ol age. 5 teet 8 or nine inches high, ol large feature8, and has rather a coarse appearance, with a small scar in one ol her eye brows. She says she was sold about twelve months sin'e by Mr. Strother Jones, near the White Post, Frederick county, Va. to southern traders, frnir. whom she escaped a tew days afterwards at Fauquier Court House, in the same state, hut does not recollect the name ol her last master or masters The owner is desired to come, prove property, pay charges and take her i away, otherwise she will be disposed ol a the law directs. AND. ROUNSAVELL, jailor, january 11 tb2m» State of >1 try find. Charles County, ss. ON application to the subscriber, one ol the judge? ol (he orphans’ court ol Charles County, by petition in writing of Wiliamson Cox, of CharJe? County, for the benefit of the act of assembly for the relie! of insolvent debtors, passed at November session, 1805, and the several supplements there'o, on the terms mentioned therein, a m hedule ol his property and a list ol his creditors, on oath, so far as he can ascer tain them, annexed to his petition, and be ing satisfied by competent testimony that he said Williamson Cox has resided two vears immediately preceeding the time ol his application in l»'ie state of Maryland, <nd being also satisfied that the said W1111 ihisoii Cox is in actual confinement for debt and for no other cause, and the said Willi amson Cox having entered into bond, with sufficient security, for his personal appear ance in Charles County Court, to answer -uch allegations as his creditors may make against him: It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said Williamson Cox be discharged from imprisonment; and that by causing a copy of this order to he inserted in some one of the 8e\eral papers edited in the district of Columbia once a week for two months successively, before the thiid Monday ol March next, to give notice to His creditors toappear before the said court at Charlestown, in the said county, on the said third Monday in March next, for the pur pose of recommending a trustee for their benefit, and to shew theou«e. if any they have, why the said Williamson Cox should not have the hem fit of the several insolvent laws nt this state as passed. Given under ;ny hand this I Oth day of October, 1820. FRANCIS DIGGS. True Copy. Te-t. JOHN BARNES, Clerk. january 13 Charles County Court, November Term, 1820. ON application to the judges of Charles county, by petition m writing of A>* nehn St. Clair. nt Charles County, for the benefit of the act ot assembly tor the relief of insolvent debtors, passed at November, 1805, and the several supplements thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule ot his propeity, and a list ot his creditors on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, be ing annexed to bis petition, and {wring satis fied by competent testimony that the said Kenelm S». Clair has resided two >ears im- j mediately preceeding the time ot his appli j cation in the state ot Maryland, and being! also satisfied that the said Kent Im St. Clair i> in actual confinement for debt, and for no other cause, and the said Kenelm St - Clair having entt red into bond, with suffi cient security, lor his personal appearance in Charles County Court, to answer such alligations as his creditors may make a tcain«t him : It is therefore ordered and ad judged, that the said Kenelm St. Clair be discharged from imprisonment, and that by causing a copy of this order to be inserted in some one of the new spapers e diled in (he district of Columbia, once a w eek tor two months successively, before the first Mon day in March next, for the purpose of re commending a trustee for their benefit, and to she tv cause, if any they have, w hy the said Kenelm St. Clair should not have th benefit of the several insolvent laws ot this state as prayed c vre 'j'este< JOHN BARNES, Clerk of Charles County Court. Charles County Court, November Tsrmt 1820. ON application to the Judges of Charles county court, by petition in writing of Giles Green, of Charles county, for the benefit of the act of assembly for the reiiet of insolvent debtors, passed at November session 1805, and the several supplement' thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule ot his property and a list ot his creditors on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, being annexed to his petition, 4- be. ing satisfied by competent te&tim. ny that the said Giles Green has resided two years immediately preceeding the time ol his ap. plication, in the state of Maryland, and be. ing also satisfied that the said Giles Green is in actual confinement tor debt and tor no no other cause, and the said Giles Green having entered into bond with sufficient se. curity lor his personal appearance inCharles county court, to answer such allegations as his creditors may make against him : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said Giles Green be discharged Irom im prisonment, and that by causing a copy of this order to be inserted in some one ol the newspapers edited in the district of Colum. bia, once a week for two months succes sively before the third Monday in March next, to give r.otice'to his creditors to ap pear be (ore the said court at Charlestown, in the said county, on the said third Mon day in Match next, lor the purpose of re. commending a trustee lor their benefit, and to shew cause if any they have, why the said Giles Green should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as prayed. Test. /an 18 ,/OHV B ARNES. C/erk. Charles County Court, November. Termt 18-JO. ON application to the Judges o: Charles County Court tty petition n writing of James Barnes, ol' Charles County, for the benefit of the act ot assembly lor the reliefol insolvent debtors, passed at No vember session 1805, and the several sup plements thereto, on the terms mentioned (herein, a schedule of his property, and a list ol his creditors on oath, so lar as he can ascertain them, being annexed to his p*;ti lion, and being satisfied by competent tes tinrnmy that the said James Barnes has re. sided two years immediately preceding the time of his application, in the state ot Ma. ryland, and being also satisfied that the said .fames Barnes is in actual confinement for debt and lor no other cause, the said James Barnes having entered into bond with sufficient securitj’ lor his personal ap. pearance in Chailes county court, to an. swer such allegations as his creditors may make against Irim : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said James Barnes he discharged from imprisonment, and that by causing a copy ol this order to be insert ed in some one o< the newspapers edited in the district ol Columbia, once a week for two months successively, belore the third Monday of March next, to give notice to his creditors to appear before the said court at Charlestown, in the said county, on the said 3d Monday in March next, lor the pur pose of recommending a trustee for flu ir be. nelit, and to shew cause if any they have, why the said James Barnes should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as prayed. Teste. JOHN BARNES, Clerk. January 18 Charles County Court. November Term, 1820. ON application to the judges ol Charles County Court, by petition in ^vriting of George Harrison i houipson, of Charles County, foi the benefit ol the act of assem bly lor the relief of insolvent debtors, pas sed at November session, I80.3!. and the several supplements thereto, on the term mentioned therein, a schedule of his pro perty and a list of his creditors, on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, being annex ed to his petition ; and being satisfied by competent testimony that the said George Harrison Thompson has resided two years immediately preceding the time of his ap. plication, in the stale of Maryland ; and being also satisfied that the said George Harrison Thompson is in actual confine ment for debt, and lor no other cause; and the said George Harrison Thompson ha. vfng entered into bond with sufficient secu city for his personal appearance in Charles County Court, to answer such allegation as his creditors maj make atrain«t him : It is therefore ordered and adjudged, that the said George Harrison Thompson be dis. charged from imprisonment ; and that by causing a copy of thi* order to be inserted in some one of the newspapers edited in the district of Columbia, once a week for two month* successively before the third Mon. day of MarJi next, he give notiee to his creditors to appear before the said court at Charleston, on the said third Monday in March next, for the purpose of recommend, ing a trustee, for their benefit, and to shew cause if any they have, why the said Geo. Harrison Thompson should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as praved. Given under my hand this 10th day of October. 18?0 Te*’c. JOHN BARNE', Clerk, january 19 To Rent, And possession given between the present time and Match next, that elegant and commodious three story brick bouse, the Union and Marine Hotel, situated on Union-street, near the Potomac. It is admirably calculated tor the accommo dation ol travellers from Maryland, an.* sea faring gentlemen. It has been occupied as a tavern for manv years na«t. For terms apply to january 5 ANTHONY RHODES. tf Charles Comity Court. November Term, !82o. ON application to Hit Judge* oi Charles County Court by petition in writing ot Luke Sheirburn, of Charles County. lor the benefit ot tne act of assembly lor the reiiet of insolvent debtors, passed at November session 1805, and the several supplements thereto, cn the terms mentioned therein, a schedule ol his property, and a list ot his creditors on oath, so far as he can ascer tain them, being annexed to his petition, and being sati-fied by competent testimony that the said Luke Sh.irburn h?*s resided two years immediately preceding the time ol his application, in ihe state of Maryland, and being also satisfied that the said Luke Sheirburn is in actual confinement lor debt and h r no other cause, and the said Luke Sheirburn having entered into bond with sufficient security lor his personal appear ance in Charles County Court, to answer such allegations as bis creditors may make against him : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said Luke Sheirburn be discharged from imprisonment, and that by causing a copy of this order to be inserted in some onept the newspapers edited in the district of Columbia, once a week for two months successively, before the third Mon day \>f March next; lie give notice to bis creditors to appear betore the said court at Charlestown in the said cnumy, on the said third Monday in March next, for ihe pur pose of recommending a trustee for their benefit, and to shew cause if any they have, why the said Luke Sheirburn should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state as prayed. Test. JOHN BARNES, Clerk ol Charles County Court. anuary to thiin Charles County Court, November Term. 1820. ON application to tlie Judges ol Chario County Court, by petition in writing ol Benjamin Freeman, ot Charles county, for the benefit ol the act of Assembly, tor the relief of insolvent debtors, passed at November session, 1805, and the several supplements thereto, on the terms mention ed therein, a schedule ot his property, and a list of his creditors, on oath, so tar as be can ascertain, being annexed to hi.' petition, Mid being satisfied by competent te-limon> that the said Benjamin Freeman has resider two years immediately preceding the tim* ot his application in the state ot Mai viand; md being also satisfied that the said Benja min Freeman is in actual confinement for debt, and for no other cause ; and the sait! Benjamin Freeman having entered into bond, vith sufficient security f<.r his personal ap pea ranee in Charles county Court, to an swer such allegations as his creditors maj make against him —If is therefore orderen and adjudged, that the said Benjamin Free man be discharged from imprisonment; ant: that by causing a copy of this order to be in-eried in some one of the newspapers edi ted in the District of Columbia, once a v\ eek tor two months successively, before the third Monday of March next, lie give notice to his creditors to appear before the said Com!, at Charlestown, in the said county, on tin third Mond?3 in March next, tor the pur po«e ol recommending a trustee for their be nefit, and to slien cause, if any they have why the said Benjamin Freeman should not have the benefitof the several insolvent laws of this state, as Test, januarv 12 prayed JOHN BARNES, Cl’k. 2m Chalks County ( ourt, November Term, 18^0 ON application to the judges of Charles county court, hy petition in writing oi Zachariah Green, ol Charles county, for ihe benefit of the act ol assembly lor the relief of insolvent debtors, passed at November session, 1805, and the several supplements thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule of his property and a list ot his creditois, on oath, so far as he can ascertain them, being annexed to his petition; and being satisfied by competent testimony, that the said Zachariah Green has resided Two years immediately preceding the time of his application in the state ot Maryland, and being also satisfied that the said Zachariah Green is in actual confinement for debt, and for no other cause, and the said Zachariah Green having entered info bond with suffi cient security for his personal apprarance in Charles county court, to answer such alle gations as his creditors may make against him: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the said Zachariah Green be discharged from imprisonment, and that by causing a copy of this order to be inserted i" one ol the newspapes edited in the district of Co lumbia once a week lor two months success ively, before the third Monday in March next, to give notice to his creditors to appear before the said court at Charles Town, in the said county, on the third Monday in March next, tor the purpose of recommend ing a trustee for their benefit, and shew cause, if any they have, why the said Zac.ha riab Green should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state, as prayed. Teste, jannary 18 JOHN BARNEQ, Clerk. Genuine Garden Seeds. , TTnj, YEATES offers for sale, at redu VV ced prices, at his garden, near Alex andria, a general assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, mostly of his own racing, and all warranted o’ first quality: also an assortment of fruit trees, choice kinds, flowering shrubs, dwarf box, for edging, cabbage plants, cau liflower do. with other variety, with an ex tensive collection of green house plants, of the most rare kinds. february 5 The Leesburg Washingtonian, and Win chester Gazette, are requested to insprt the above three times, and the National Intelli gpnrer three times a week for six weeks,and send their accosts to this ofioc. Charles County Court. Aouemter 7’mn, ON application to the Judges of Charle* Courdv Court by petition in writing,’ o William Ai'Conthie, «t Charles Count}, lor the benefit of the art of assembly mr me relief of insolvent debtor*, passed at I'c* session 18o5, and the several supplements theieto, on the terms mentioned therein, a schedule of his property, and a list ot Dis creditors cn oath, so tar as he can a^ce tain them, being annexed to his pell 10 and being satisfied by competent testimony that the said William M'Conchie has re sided two year* immediately preceding me time ot bis application, in the state ol Ma ryland, and being also satisfied tha. tne said William M’Conchie is in confinement for debt and for no other cause, and the said William M’Conchie having entered in to bond with sufficient security tor his per sonal appearance in Charles County Court, to answer such allegations as his creditors may make against him : It is thereupon ordered and adjudged, that the said Wii liam M’Conchie be discharged trom sonment. and that by causing a copy 'h'1 order to be inserted in some one ot me newspapers edited in the district ofcolum bia, once a week for two mouths succei sively before the third Monday in March next; he give notice to his citditois to ap pear belore the said court at Charlestown, in the said county, on the said third Mon day in March next, (or the purpose ot re. commending a trustee for their benefit, ana to she# cailse if any they have, why the said William M Conchie should not have the benefit of the several inssolvent laws of this state as prayed. .. Test. JOHN BARNES. Clerk of Charles County Court. January gft _.. • Charles County Court, November Term, 1820. ON application to the judges ot Charlel county court, by petition in writing of Thoma9 G. Barnes, ot Charles county, lor the benefil ol the act ot assembly for the re lief of insolvent debtors, passed at Novem ber session, !8I6, and the several supj'ej ments thereto,on the terms mentioned the e in, a schedule of Ins property and a list of his creditors on oath. so far as he can as* r tmn (hem. being annexed to his petition • d being satisfied by competent testiinoi.} tbit 'he said ThomasG. Barnes has resided iwo years immediately preceding the time ot iis application in the state ot Maryland,and being also satisfied that the said ThrmasG. Barnes is in actual confinement for debt.and t’or no other cause, anti the said i hotrias G. Barnes haying entered into bond with Stjffi cient security for his personal appearance in Charles county court, to answer such alle gat ions as his creditors may make against him: it is thereupon ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas G Barnes be dischar ged fiom imprisonment, and by causing a copy ol this older to be inserted in soine one ofllie newspapers edited in the district ol Columbia, once a week for IWo months xuccessively, before the third Monday ot March next, to give notice to his creditors to appear before the said oourt, at Charles Town, in the said county, on the said third Monday in March next, for the purpose of recommending a trustee for their benefit, and to shew cause, if any they’ hive, why the said Thomas G Barm s should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state, as prayed. JOHN B MINES, Cleik. CIkuU 5 I'OlIlll V 1 Oil! t, November Ttrm 1820. ON application to the jucues ol Charles County Court, t>y petition in willing of Samuel Aincrg, ol Charles County, loi the benefil «)l the act of assembly lor the r« lief of insolvent debtors, parsed at Nnvt liber session, 1806, and the several snpplen • nts thereto, on the terms mentioned (n« rein, a schedule of his property and a list ot hi* cre ditors, on oath, so far as he can asentain them, being annexed to his petition; and being satisfied by competent testimony that the said Said Samuel Airing has lesine* two I years immediately preceding the time ot his ! application in Ihe state of Maryland; and ! being also satisfied that the said Samuel A* merg is in actual confinement for debt, anil for no other cause; and the said San uel 1 Amerg having entered into bond with suffi* cienf security for his persona! appearance in Charles County court, to answer such alle gation as his creditors may mak» against him: It is therefore ordered and a< judged, that the said Samuel Amerg he dischfc ged from imprisonment; and that by cans i g a copy of this order to be inserted in sotn* one ol the newspapers edited in the district #f Columbia, once » week for two months suc cessively heluiV the third Monday of March next, he give notice to his creditors to ap pear before the said court, at Charlestown, on the said third Monday in March next, for the purpose of recommending a trustee.for their benefit, and to shew cause if any they have, why the said Samuel Amerg should not have the benefit of the several insolvent laws of this state, as praved. Teste, JOHN BARNES, Clerk of Charles County Cousl. january 12 f2w Masons Han ten. SEVENTY-FIVE stone masons wanted t« work at Fort Monroe, Old Point Com forl, where constant employment and pood wages will be given for the first rate Work men, and none other? need apply- Also fifty able bodied laboring men, black * white, to attend on the workmen^ Apply1' the above Fort to Boh'tha Isitts, who ,r' lived at the place for a long time, antF5**1 say it is very healthy. de1 £ The National Intelligencer, Baltimr1p * ** d# ral Gazette. Leesburg Washingt?njni.?,l,< \Vipche*der Gazette, will in«ert 0® at ov four months, and seod their accWt* tnth: effice.