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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21
Landing this Day,

TROM on boa the British brig Mi
nervs, captain Jennings, from Bar
Oados, and tor sale BY the subscriber,
I46 hhds. choice molasses
"a hhds. fsst quality Barbados sugar
NAV FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21
George S. Hough,

"A AS received very handsome as
ILL sortmelt of Fancy Spring GOODS,
among which are
Best London cloths and cassimeres,
plain and figured mull-mull muslins, ia
comet do. and cambrics, Canton grapes
and shawls, white embroidered robes,
Maria Louisa ditto, India and imitation
book muslins, ditto handker chiefs very
fine, black silk velvet, Cd, "a, Sd and
l0-4 Irish damask diaper, bIrds'-eye and
Russia ditto, Irish linens, sheetings and
lawns, black and cold bomba zeens and
bombazetts, tabby nets, Ievsntihe shawls
& hdkfs, linen cambric, do. hdkfs long 4
half silk, thread and cotton hose, Mar
settles and knotted counterpaaeS, black
florentines, children's and ladies' st, aw
bonnets, black and white lace shswls a. d
wells, handsome selection garniture and
fancy ribbons, umbrellas, and Parascls,
9.S printed jackonet mu'lins, chintzes
and calices, steam loom and other shirt.
ihgs, linen and Gotten checks, ticking,
baggng, &c. Sc.
5th n!u. 5th fuths
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21
Painting In all its Varieties

Painting in all its Varieties.
HUUSE, Ship, Sign, and Ornamen-
I'LL tai, with Gliding, Glazing, Var
nishing, executed BY the subscriber, who
continues the business at the Old Stand
in Fairfax. street, nearly opposite the
post Office. fle tenders to his friends
and the public grateful acknowledge
ments for favors received, and intends
BY strict attention and sssidaity to merit
; Continuance.
Companies or individuals wishing to
contract viii meet with the most liberal
terms. Orders in town or IRON the coun-
Try promptly attended to, and executed
with neatness aud despatch.
Apprentices wanted to the above bust.
ness-two lads from Ia to 10 years oil
aye, Of good habits and respectable con-
nexions JOHN b. GORMAN.
Nav 10 st
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Shelmerdines Hats.
DIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA,

County Of Alexandria, TO wit {
EETHEP EAS complaint is made to
w me, this dav; on oath. BY James
Campbell, jailor Of the county aforesaid,
that ALPHAM0T JOHNSTON, whip
ped for larceny; and remanded BY the
court-and JOHN KICKER, and WILL
LIAM WASHINGTON, committed as
runaways, did, on the night Of the 18th
instant, forcibly break and escape frnm
said Jail, and are now going at large -
These are, therefore, in the name ot the
United States, to reqaire you, and ever
Of you in your respective counties, cities,
towns and precincts, to make iligent
search by way of hue and cry, for the
said Aiphamot Johnston, john Kicker,
and William Washington, and them ha.
wing found, to seize and rstake, and
safely to convey. or cause 10 be convey
ed to the Jail Of aid county Of Ale1as-
dria, there to be kept until they shall be
thence discharged BY due course OF law.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18Th
day of MAY, 1918. A. FAW, Sc.
To all Marshals Bailiffs, Constablea,(
&c within the district Columbia,
May 10 st
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Escaped

EROM the jai! of Niexandria. on Sa-
IL turday night the 10th inst. two Ne
groes, put in by MIR. Terrant-ene by
WIN. Elliott-one by Ely Legs, and one
by DR.. Luckett. Nav l9-5t
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Notice..

NOtlCe.
II AN ready to contract for 'aking up
and repsvirg Duke and WAITE streets,
wnen tn citizens owning prope ~ there
on agree to repave the sideways a; their
own expense, igreeably t. an order Of
Council, dated November /, 1917, for
which purpose, and their accommodation.
subscription paper is left with Mr..
Evan p. Taylor.
ROBr. BRUCKET, Street Com.
Msy4
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Wanted.

A NUMBER ot VESSELS to trans
~ port Stone from the Falls near
Georgetown, on the Potomac, to Old
Point Comfort, Chesapeake Bay. The
stone is convenient for load,ns.-Two
dollars per perch will be given for freight.
Amply to Lieut.. Col. w. L. hnMIsrEAp,
Agent for Notifications.
May Is dim -
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COHEN's OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, May 10.

RALTIMoRE, May 10.
MEDICAL COLLEGE L0TTERE
FIFTEENTH DAYS DRAWING.
s1996S. frs. dawn No. entitled to $4,000
9O4s S994 98s prizes OF 80
IL OF ~. and Isl of Sic each.
Sold at Coaep's Office.
Where tie capitals Of the two first
classes were sold. and where have been
obtained in the late lotteries prizes OF
$4,000, $4,000. $1,000, 10000, 10000,
&c. amounting to upwards Of a MILLION
OF DOLLARS.
Drarirs again T6-morro1r.
On the Goth drawing the first number will
be entitled to
Ten Thousand Dollars
Tie Ccpjal Prizes Of
10000 dollars,
10000 dolls. 10000 dolls.
10000 dolls. 5000 dolls.
STILL IN The WHEEL.
Whole Tickets, SIS
Halves, z 80
Quarters, 8 -
EIghths, 81
10 be had at
COHEN'S
Lottery e Exchange Office,
ITO MARkEr-sTREET,
Orders, enclosing the cash Or prize
tickets in any OF the lotteries, (p"st paid
promptly attended to. My
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-21

LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
l5t, Market street, Baltimore,
Who sold in the FIRST class of The above
lottery the grea' prize Of One Hundred
thousand Dollars, the highest ever drawn
in America.
Orders BY mail promptly attended to.
Nav 1913 st
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Book Auction.

On SATURDAY. at ea,ly candle-light,
will De sod, at the Auction Rooms.
corner. Of Ware and P,lrce streets:
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Co-partnership dissolved.
NSuE Co-partnership ofCALD WELL
SJACKSON is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent. All persons indebt-
ed to the firm are desired to make I'M
mediate payment to Henry Jackson. who
is fully empowered to receive the same.
J.F CALDWELL.
HENRY JACKSON.
Mayl8
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05

rssnvosr, iate Professor Of Physic in the aboye-
msntioned seminary, whose certificate accompanies
each bottle. u cannot be supposed that gentlemen
Of such high professional merit would pAtronize and
recommend . competition which did os.descrss
the confidence Of the community -Price so cts.
NeU- -Engkdnd Eye-Sdive---
A safe, active and efFicscious remsSy IN AL weak.
wstesy, OF innzmed eyes, snd superior 10 all tho
eys.wsters ever invented--Pric 80 cts boz.
1arvis' Antjbil;0us and Worm Pills /.
A better medicine fur the above complaints never }
wHs discovered They are universally approved Of.
Scotch Improved Ointment. -
The OILY remedy ia the world. which cures the
ITCH Ia fcar hours. 1tis safe And pleasant PRICE
50 cts boz. -
or The above Medicines are for sals BY s. W.
vINsoN, Druggist, No. ITO, Thaues-street. who
keeps constantly On hand, tenersl Assostmens oS
Drugs and Medicines--
Of good quality. and on reAsopable tesma
Newport. My a. 3n
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s.s pRf.sTfNrs, sfea kinds, ereersst ia
sasivSstefv sssnn<r, ss fhis s'ss:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
Orb,

Atbis residence in Fairfax county, Y,
m the 9Th day Of Apt. in the sd
year Of his age, WILLIAM B. SEARS. .r.
a native Of England. Mr. Scar, lie!
of the oppression OF his own ooahIrr, ".
sitpd III Uri'cd Safes. and rOnlrt1rd
by his rff1rts as well as By his a.loai.s.
ing mechanical talent. to the iTdepa.
dence IF tire country. ard that chardg
it so Justly deserves, for beirg eeErr
in advance Of Europe in the mcdaniel
arts. Mr.. Sears lived for a cOn,idsabs
time in the family OF Col. George MasOr,
Of Gun.tan, who ever spoke Of lin IN
terms Of the highe.t respect, and his
sood name is vet upheld BY his de,eea.
dants. Mr. Sears has reared and vel
sduca,ed large family Of children, vie
i'll transmit their fathers fair Ian. 10
posterity. Peace be TO the names Of ,hne
men, who, leaving the oppressiOns q
'eu'ial Europe. have planted sciOr' IA
this land Of 'berty, where every n.n
can ST. under the shadow Of lis own yjrs
and fig tree and can say there is none "a
hurt US
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02

SIR. SSowDES,
perfectly agree with the c'itique on
the eloque ace of Phillips" which occu-
pied your columns latterly.
That bar, lister most undoubtedly pos
sesses talents; but there is an exuberance
OF fancy--a meretr;cious decking which
belongs not to the chasteness OF orator!'
1t is elequence run to seed,
IL the writer OF the remarks On Phil
lips style will take the trouble to revert
to a file of the National Ihteligencer, IN
the latter end of 1915, Or early in 1916,
he will there discover a critique on
speech of Mr.. P. in a case Of Grim. con.
which is more acute and precise than even
the keenness Of Mr.. Jetfrey's pen'-the
leading writer in the Edinburgh Review.
Who the author was know not; but
was so forcibly impressed with the cor
rectness of the remarks on that speech,
(which was published, pulled and praised
BY numerous editors in the United sta.es)
thai I carried it WITH me t. England, and
showed it to literary friend, the editor
of a very respectable gazette, who insert
cd il as from the National lntelligencer;
and the perus,l Of which may have quick
sned Mr.. Jefrey's remarks in the Enin-
bursh Review referred to bs yaur cor.
respondent. a.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
ANoInER NEW MONSTER.


To DR.. Mitchii,, of this city. the edi.
tors OF the Gazette are indebted for a CO.
py of the following letter, addressed to
him by james Crawford, Esq,
Prcirie dts Chen, Nor 25, 1917.
misunderstanding that you entertain
strong prediction for natural curiosi.
ties, /, at the particular request Of friend
personally known 10 yov, transmit you
the suhjpned relation, which you are at
lib :rty to make use Of as you may deem
consistent.
Returning late last fall from the Indian
HuRtng Ground, situated near the mouth
Of the river st. Peters, had occasion to
60 ashore at particular rock, which
forms the cave noticed in the Journal If
the late Mr.. Carver, wi two of my hun.
tiers, when our attention vas attracted by
a noise, somewhat resembling the bello~-
ing Of buffalo at a distance. We i'm
mediately proceeded in search Of the OBJ
ject, and on arriving at the mouth Of the
cave, encountered a serpent Of a most
prodigious appearance, probably fifteen
feet in length, and objectionable in
thickness, with four shOr, legs. somewhat
resembling the alligator. His head was
disproportionably large. with glossy eyes
situated towards the back Of the head
The back was Of a shining black covered
with strong and apparently impenetrable
scales. The belly was variegated with
different colcls. Its ta,l on perceiving US
was coilsd over the back, exoeptwhen it
beat the ground, which was aluay, ac-
companied by the believing which first
attracted US. 1t may be inquired Why
we did not FIRE on it, which can be nosi
easily defined by imagining the indescri.
bable agitation which the meuacing attl-
tude oil such al ertraordina-y Creature
won'i excite. The vIole party stood
with their musquets cooked, trcns6Ied
with terro-, xhtil it quietly glided into
the recessSf the cave. But be assured,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
FROM the Franklin Gazette.
THE vENERABLE SQUAD

The act Of cons,ess for The relief OF
soldiers of the revolutian, Is OF a singu-
lar character aud effect. That class OF
people had seemed 10 have retired from
the world. This age had not seen them
at all :, the last had scarcely seen them,
or but seen them II Did them final adiru.
The lanes and back streets Ut our towns,
or the seIuester ed wales of our country.
IL is true, we're sometimes said TO be Ia
yored with here and there a solitary one.
But like witches or ghnsts, they was Of
tener hea d and talked OF, than seen
" New lords and lie" laws" rose up one
upon the h. els Of another, but Deither The
deeds of the f, ST, nor the effect OF the
las, reached them. They seemed like
extr. mites of the BODY polite, which re
manned Id, inactive, palsied, dead. Me-
dic;ae after medicine might be admnnis
serei tn The vital pa ts,but the extremitles
renamed useless ard cn;nIorrlrss, aud in
q measure lif.le>s. But the WHITING act
in on stion, was m sooner passed, than
its eli is ,eemed TO thrill through every
vein aud nerve of the body polite, and
the'. old ,tumps aud broken bones, and
frig'd nerves, ard fie>hl'ss sinews, began
to move. and 1--we, and grow. Here and
there you could see them tOtterlng IN
second childhood, with their old brnus
half relaxed from wrinkles. i"qu.rins For
these who would aid them in procuring
their country's bounty. Like infancy,
they seemed inStinctively to know there
was Houyisament at rhe breast, but were
too helpless TO reach it They seemed IN
come forth in numbers not before 'uppo-
sed to exist, and indeed il was g'adden-
ing to see so many venerable heroes yet
in being. We lock upon them a. we
would upon the swords with which our
forefathess bedewed their way 10 glory !:
the instruments with WHICH oar cou. try''
liberty was achieved But these reina AS
may as we'll give place to tic muster r"!
OF sergeant Thomas's squad II curtains
the names OF those who made application
through the writes OF this article tor the
- 4 4 l.. al -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
Total wears OF age

Averaging SO years of age each! II
is to be questioned whether any sergeant
in chris,endom. could produce such a
command as this unde~ sergeant Thomas.
Oh, shrivelIed. needy. bowed down,
shiverins under the frost Of seventy win
tiers, Yet cheerful md ready to "shaul
der the c"utch and show how fields were
WON"
JOEL Grsy-He may indeed be adj
dressed in the style of the OLD tal!ad, and
make the same response:
80 why do you shiver and shake CAT
Ter Gtays
"And why does your nose look so
blue ~
81 an grown very oi',
rA7d the wealth., ';is cold,
sAnd my doubist ia not very new
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
THE CROPS.

We have seena letter from May River,
8. G. lsays tire Savannah Repub lean 81
April 2l)dated April 90, to a gentleman
in this city, which states that, TIE
frost OF last night Sunday night last,
has been dreadful scourse to the cotton
planters in thi. part of South Carolira.-
AS far as tie Euhaw have heard that it
has been equally fatal there-,his evening
| have had three applications fo7 cctt n
ser'l-I sm one of those sho have suffer
ed-4l acres of Cotton of mine was put
ting out the third leaf Yesterday. was
fair and prom,sins-to-day withered and
blighted t. its roots / understand from,
gentleman who resides near Coosawhst-
chic, that al! the cotton in the neighbour
hood is killed, and that in the vicinity OF
Euhaw tie Inhabitants we're visited with
most severe hail storm, on Friday night
last. The hail were 4 inches in circum.
ferehce-1hat three of them flied q
half pint tumbler-that whenever the,
truck the Pride of India tree, the bark
was torn off Cotton seed will be in
great demand no question" We dread
to hea~ from the interior of the county,
for we fear the frost has doue great irju
~, as vegetation was far advanced.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
81 Exchange C.fss Hous' tSK
ME MARINE JOURNAL. I
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. Mxrl.
CLEARED,
Schr Lilly, Bates, Baltimore.

CLEARED,
Schr Lilly, Bates, Baltimore.
ARRIVED,
Schr Leopard, Ba!ch, from Newbsn,
via Fort Washington lumber and baeOr,
to the mas'er.
British S, h. Sector, Carr, is day, iror
Trinidad. rum, molasses and coffee, 10
Hugh Smith q. co. by which We have re.
ceived the following extract from The
Trinidad Cuurant:
Port Spain. .9tra4.
On the 18th ultimO We inserted an ac.
count Of the RoyaIIs's on the Spanish
Main having gained a complete victory
over the independents, and which we
the thought va. correct: by the arir,
of the sch. Virginia. lrrm Ausus'ura. &C.
count. o! a very different nature have been
received, but in our opinion they are much
exage ated-it is said there had been
two engagements, and that General Mo.
ri'lo's army was completely defeated,
with the loss of eight hundred men, while
that Of the Independents was only eighty
this disparity induces US to doubt tie
authenticity of the accounts: it add;
that General MorilIo's troops we're con.
pl,triy dispersed aud that Bolivar Sli
marching to Cara cas-.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02

tue sea rolling over US from = o'ciocA at
night til nearly 10 tkc next day. Only
two Of my nesross survived the night
They were swept OF one bI one-They
criel tn me tor help, but | could not help
tn III. Tie captain and most OF the crew
rot iutp the boat after the ytssel was
nearly beat to pieces, intending by means
Of long rope to keep her 10. OF the way
of The wreck, aud of the surf around u !;
but the rope breaking, they were CON
peeled to make for the shore three miles
dstaut-a small barren and ulInhabited
island. The Lext morHlng when they
were coming t. our relief, tney discover
ed a small vessel called wrecker, turn.
Ing the island they had just left; they
immediately made for he, to get assist
arcc to save whatever persons might re.
main on the wreck, though the captain
had despAired OF finding a"y Of US alive.
v e had concluded that be aud all his
crew had persisted in the boat-but for
tGnateIy he g iued the vessel, and dis
patched boat for US. When she got TO
Us. there we're only nine lett out of thir.
ty.fve. The mate of the ve'se, two
Italian passengers, and Is negroes were
lost. 0ne poor man was picket up swim
ming. two hours after we had lett the
wreck. From that place we were carried
to Nassau, where we staid two dave, and
sailed for this place, where we arrived
last evening"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
Letter Bag at the 4. C. HOUSE.
Ship Potomac, Captain Bradford, 70;
Liverpool, Sth Nay.
Port of Norfolk, Ipril %.

Nv
Arrived, British schr Matches, 70.
Antigua, late Taylor, master. IS days
from Laguirs, with coffee and indigo
The NJ. was brought up By the pilot yes
terday-the mate, Skillihorn) having With
two others of the crew lett the vessel in
the Roads, and, as is supposed, proceed
ed to Baltimore in the steamboat, carry
ing with item trunk, said to contain
abou. SI7c0. The Matchless is the pre-
perty OF Capt. Taylor. was from IT Tho
mas to l.aguira, and to return To the
former place. On the afternoon # the
Sd or 9TH inst Capt. T. being ashore IT
Laguira, the mate, having prevIousiy eoa'
csrted a plan with the two seamen above
mentioned. slipped the cable, proceeded
to sea, and arrived in Hsmpt'r-ROad'
on Sunday night last. The Matches
has been taken possession Of b. the BIZ
fish consul.-The above statement Is re-
ceived from Reuben Jones, white lad,
who arrived In the NJ. aud wl,h tire Este'
The two men before mentioned, and ne
sroes, constituted the crew o. the schE.
Jones says he is a native OF Phi.ad.EPhT'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
e The Members Of Il.

Bibl. Society Of the di.t rct Of C,I.r
bia. residing in A'exandris. are r,s,t,
fully informed that Mr.. James M,ny,
ell is appointed collector for the sr,r,
Subscription OF TWO DOLLARS, due Il,
first of April, 1918.
Persons wishi.g TO becom. subscribe,
can enter the T names in q buuk WIN
Mr Mcdowell.
By order Of the Rosrd Of Managers,
ThOS. VOWEL. Tte.,r,r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION.

There is some reason Ton In.nkirg
nrussic acid. though & be the mos active
If poi,on,, NAV wien property diluted,
be used with success. in pulmonary COM
plants. SIX d,cps OF scheete's -crd, d.
iuted with ID ee ounces Of water. or vegi-
tab iufusi n. given ~ doses OF spoon
iul ever, two hour, ha. .ffectuall, quiet
ed yer, severe coughs. F.om a number
III expet inc t. made by DR. MAsendie Of
Paris, he links .imself var autcd IN con.
c!uhlng dat the pru'>ic acid. gwen IN
sma' doses, mix d with c,rtal quau'i-
,y Of wst,r. may be advantageorsly em-
consumption, with view oil Gaining the
cough, LAT 'lit"i"g the exPec'o'a iIe", aud
urn nIlgU slppn and that SuCn, III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02

Sir. that SIC have Ea' abandd; Z! q, :,
OF obtaining il in ihe ensuing ,piag.
party is already formed for tie pm.
who ore determined 10 brave ever, =,
to 6 a.fy their curirsii. respecting =,
wonderful creatI.e and LIQUID We !
coed, you may depend on receiving :,
mute delineatiou, a. well as a f4i;hh ),
citll Of the circumstances attendant,
the expedition.
| am, sir, viii re pec', your e. .
servant, JAhES CRhN
DR. Samuel l.. hitchill,
Neu-Ymk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
Extfact of letter froa. Mr.. Corbin Brax-
ton, of Richmond, dated

.As,o- Orleans, .ap-il 5.
"On the 9TH of March our vessel (the
schooner Caroline, Capt. Seymour, from
Norfolk) was cast away on most dread
ful reef Of rocks, called the Fish KEYS
Abacc, about 100 miles from the island
Of Providence. At nine O'clock at night,
going at eight or nine miles an hour, she
struck, ard in less than two hours she
was completely dashed to pieces, so that
al who remained on The wreck at the
time had to fly to the forema.t Of the YES.
sci as our last resort. Fortunately, l
was among the first. We had not re-
manned long ia this situation before the
wreck went completely over, and we
were let down into the water waist deep
in which situation we continued with
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
Bank Stock.

x WISH - pu chase o. shares I W.
4 MFRS BANK STOCK. or thee
o; four tipusard Dollars in tie Banks u
Alexandra or Potomac.
JAMES S. SCOTT.
Isnuary 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02

so true is i; that they, many OF them,
have n" home, that on bcimg asked where
they rcs,de, they ofte" reply with a me
lancholy smile a. TIE oddry OF the thing,
"almU.t any where
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02
--&@Eo~,
@ An adjourned meet,

Of ure Presidents tossy Gr,,e
will be held At the Court House On t..
lay evening. at hall pat o',!pck
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-02

William T Swrnn, Francis Psyioa.
Mutton Ksens, .Nathanie Wise. and ia
cob .uorson, Justices Of the Peace for the
county of Alexandria in the District Of
Columbia. --
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ALEXANDRIA:
S.7TURD.iT, JN4l 9, 1918.

APPOINTMENTS BY The PRESIDENT,
By and with the advice and consent Of
TIVE Senate.
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He that i, indebted to grief, let him
borrow Of patience, and be shall soon be
out Of debt.
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ANTICIPATED.

The editors Of the y. York Gazette
thank the gentleman who forwarded the
subsequent inf .rmation: