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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-06

For Sale,
light shares Alexandra, bank
IL 40 do Union, stock.
A lot of ground ON St. Asaph-st. twenty
three feet front, sixty feet deep, with a small
frame back building thereon, at present oc-
eupied by Mary Johnson.
vacant lot on PrinCe-st. twenty FIVE
front, seventy feet six inches deer, the back
line binding on the other lot. For terms
apply to JOHN JANNEY, ,
Attorney for
WILLIAM yHEJfDE.NH4Lk.
2mo2 tuftf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-04-06
For Sale OF Rent,

4 mo Isl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

Tile Quatidiease asserts that all the
English officers now al Paris have re-
ceived orders to return 10 England.
Different reasons are given for this or
der--some attribute IL 10 the Cape of
Good Hope, Others To the necessity OF
completing the regiments in Canada, Que
ing 20 serious di6ieuhieS vhich hare arisen
between the Cabinets Of ~. James's end Wash
ington. Among other rumours of,roubIe
probably quite as well founded, il is said
thaia marked GOODNESS has arisen between
the Capiueis of Berlin amidst. Petersburg,
which promises 10 end in The formation
OF IA close alliance between Austria, Prus-
STA and Enuland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

mas disposed 10 regard il as happy &C.
currence.
For ihe sentiment inst drank in which
ms services were much too highly esii-
mated, I've beggedsthe company TO accept
his profound acknowledgements: IL the
appreciation of any portion of ones coun-
trymen. even though entire strangers,
communicates high degree of satisiac
tinn, how much higher must il be when
that appreciation is bestowed by those.
10 whom he has been long and intimate
iy known, and with some of whom he
has had the honor 10 serve in the coun-
ellis at the state: He would consider
himself extremely happy if he should
continue 10 meet their good opinion,
which he wOuid always seek 10 do, by de-
dicaiing his best exertions, to advance
The prosperity, preserve the liberty, and
support the constitution OF The country.
.. The Patriots of ;South America Nav
they be soon freed from the tyranny OF Spain.
w. Isaac Sheiby... lie has shone i'm the ca
b;net, and " in two wars"
II: General AhdreU Jackson The Hero of
the West.
IL. The memory of George Madison. late gorer-
nor Of Kentucky.
10. The dmerican Fair M Oldest, amiahle,
aud intelligent. Conscious of their own true
worth, they will ever act with becoming dig
nifty.
VOLUNTEERS,
ny The President Of the day. .. The memory
of the late Col. John AIlen-It is dear 10 thr
hearts of his countrymen.
by Mr. Mclaughlin. The memory of Gen.
Charles Scott.
by Col. Charles Smith. -. The memory of
the brave kentuckiaus, who were sacrificed
at the River Raisin, by the British aud their sa.
wage allies.
b. DR.. Norris. Patrick Henry-He gave
the iirstimrulse to the Ball of Revolution
By lGr. Masters. The State of Kentucky,
Her vices will depart with her foreign COM
merce her virtues will shine resplendent in
the re-estabishmeDt OF her manufactures.
by Nr. Clay. Tie best remedy for hard
times-incressed Observation-Disclosures ex.
pendtnres.
By Mr E. Morriss. The Memory ofCapt
Lawrence-"don't give mp the ship"
By Wr. ] E. BoSweH.. 20. III. Perry-the
hero OF Lake Erie.
By Dir. Bryan. The memory of II. H.
Holmes.
By Capt. Shipp. General Jacob Brown
Ills skin and bravery displayed in The last war
entitle him 10 the highest regard of his coun-
trymen.
BY Or. Hays. Gen. John Adair-one of
the heroes OF New Orleans.
By Mr.. Hopkins. 80 ON Dccatur-reuder-
ed immortal by his splendid victories
BY DIR Clark. The State of Kentucky
virtuous as brave.
By Capt Le,ciS. General Gaines-a vir-
tuous man and tried soldier
By Col. CdidUeH. ...Co,. r. Nj. johnson
the Soldier aud Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

Gen. 81. MARTIN, vas al that time en-
camped about IL miles from The city and
consisted OF about 10000 men under cool
discipline and ready for active operations.
" Nearly 90 whale ships are in the Pa
ciiic, which were wholly unprotected iii
our arrival. Some depredaiions have AL
ready been committed, which II will be
necessary to check" lF. Gdx.
We publish to-day more detailed ac-
count OF the visit paid by The Emperor of
Austria, &c. 10 the Franklin "a. We would
take occasion To remark, that The state
ment heretofore made OF one of the Prin.
ces having fallen down the main iaichway
Is an error. II was the grand Chamberlain
To the Empress, who fell down. His leg
was dreadfully broken; il was set by DR..
Salicr, of the Franklin, TO whom The En-
peior sent rOuleau OF doubloons, the
acceptance OF which was politely, but
positively declined. e" No person hold
ing any office of profit or trust under
them, shall, w'ikout the consent Of Con-
gress, accept OF any present, emolumrut.
office or tile, of any kind whatever.
from any king, prince or foreign state"
u. s. Const. Sect. TX. Dirt 2.
While we are on the subject of our Me-
dierraneam Squadron, we woud corrrc,
some erroneous opinions whici, have been
indus'riously propasaied. We were I'm
der the same Impressions which we knoa
To be prevalent, as 10 the laxity OF morals
and discipline in the Squadron, until we
made inquiry OF these whose opPorlun.
lies and veraciiy entltle their statements
TO confidence. From these sources we
learH, that The Fleet are i'm excellent or
der, as to all points of cleanliness and
discipline, and good condition - aud that
the reports of Gambling, &c. are wholly
unworthy of credit. Every sincere friend
of The United States will be glad at heart,
to hear those accounts from the Mediter-
raDean. (Phit. ID. Press.
TO FARMERS.
The following short article must arrest
the attention OF the People of the United
States. Those who have been deaf and
blind to the cries and suiferings OF Ane-
rican Manufacturers, will now be acute in
hearing d seeing the ruin which must fol-
low practising upon tue maXims OF letting
Commerce regulate ITSELF" and I" Buy
Ing where you eau buy the Cheapest =
WHEAT from The Nj rdIterranean after paw
ing cost and charges, srliip2 IN tie polls
OF the United States at half adollar
bushel ]! COTTON, from The East ln-
dies afterpayiug cost and charges, under
selling our own cotton, iii ourowu Mar.
kels. Beef and Potatoes nave long been
lmporiedat profit 10 the Shippers. These
things, we repeal, must arrest attention,
and will compel holesome regulations.
SOMETHING NEW. 10.
Eatract ofa letter from New York, mde,
date 27th inSt.
A considerable quantity of wheat has
recently been imported al the eastward,
troE, the Mediterranean. Ii is, 10 be sure,
not first quality, bui will probsbly IN axe
fine flour. There are upwards of 5000 bu. IN
one parcel, part of which has been sent
here and sold at 50 cts. THAT wheat
should be brought from Europe to ,his
country is certainly surprising, * speaks
language that cannot he misuutlcr-
TODD" IAm. Watchmaa.
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+. THE TIMES I

ETtrdct Of letter, dated ChanberSburg, Frank
Tn Coz dug 3, 1919.
have much satisfaction in Informing yOu
that his Excelency tiHiam Findlay, Gov error
OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, has
arrived here with part of his family, in his
carriage. He was accompanied Oh horseback
by Richard Crane, Esq Slate Treasurer. The
carriage is universally admired. am art
list nor amateur enough 10 give you descrip-
ton OF II, but and several others have great
~ admired The arms of the Stale ofPeunsylya-
MIA, as painted by an eminent artist on tile
Paunel.' TI'hu. Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13
THE TIMES

LEXINGTON, July 28-rhe increasing
pressure OF the times, ii seems, is SLOWLY
producing change in public opinion, and
adding TO The number of those who are in
favor OF suspension OF specie payments
and other eXpedienis of similar cha
racier. A public meeting was held at
Louisville on The 10th inst from which il
would appear, that the suspenSOnlsts have
gained ground considerably, in that
quarter. Az the former meeting there, The
numbers were small al .lhe late meeting
they were the majority. But few of he
farmers however attended; and for that
reason, other meetings in different parts
Oh the county are 10 be held OH the 3lst,
IN order 10 ascertain the sense of the
county correctly. The scarcity Of money
Is no doubt becoming greater aud more
oppressive every day, as every attentive
anu rejecting man has anticipated =
ana how tar II may go, is still matter OF
conjecture; but we cannot yet perceive
he evI iences Of lis being so great, or
OF MS probably becoming so great, as 10
justify such dangerous and unjust
PROJECT, as even temporary sioppage Of
payment al the Bank IF Kentucky. AT
the same time we must acknowledge, thai
howeVerunjnst and impoliiic suspension
on ."o w W. anu uOWfNeG contrary 10 tUe
wishes OF a majority Of the people, The
probability thai il will actually occur. is
becoming much stronger. Rep.
Phenomena We have been furnished
with the following notices of al exiraor-
binary appearance in the heavens early
THIS morning: Phil. Gax.
August 3.--T'his morning, al o'clock,
a most splendid and uncommon rainbow
appeared III the western hemisphere,
complete from lis centre, or its highest
altitude, down 10 each of lis extremites,
embracing an elevation of 40 d grees,
extending FROM 2 or3 points west of south,
TO 'he same points north OF west. II
began a few minutes before 3, and con-
llnued for fifteen or twenty minutes in all
It's grandeur.
About half an hour before sun rise, the
North Eastern horizon assumed a renar-
kable bright appearance, of the color of
FURNISHED gold, and Immediately on The
ascension OF the orb OF day above the
horizon, one OF the most sublime objects
was presented to the view of the coniem-
platiVe mind, that could be conceived I:
and continued TO exhibit the same mag
niiIcent appearance, until Sol, by his
irresistible andclIctrlDg beams, dissipaict
the clouds which caused DoilI These
phenomena.
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DOMES

1i1teta,y Expectation to tie Upper Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.-'Fhc disbursement
oi infantry Ieii Bell Foniaiue on sunday,
ihe 9th inst. IA lie Steam boats E\pe,h-
ton, hnson, and Jefferson, and a num-
her OF keel boats and barges, furnished
with sails, wheels, and oars.
The officers OF the 9th attached 10 this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

a new ten-horse boat has Just com.
menced plying between Laprarie and
Montreal, distance of miles.
TiIerc are seven fine steam boats plying
between Montreal and Qucbec--and two
splendid oncs between Whitehall and 81.
Johns, on Lake CIIamplaiB.
Travelling al this season from the states
10 Tie Cauadas, is fashionable, easy, eX-
pcdili0us aud interesting.
The London Courier mentions, that at
the Prince Regents court, or ievee. on
The Sd Of jane, Mr.. RUSH, tie American
minister, had private audience Of the
Prince.
Quebec, July 30.-It appears that not
only base notes, bat base coin is ia cir
collation., particularly IN half eagles and
hall guiucas. The spurious half eagles
are thicker than The genuine ones.
~g1FN DOLLARS REWARD... Stolen from '..n'tT
4 roru. on the 28th 81 June last, CRY hoH'II'
nine years old four feet mise OF ten mems 1.
bushy name and TAIL part Of his name COZ o". s
brsh} lcgs-dafher about his bipsandlees. hny 49, w,
iittrur the horse irg tniofWaton ." '"' So
bin again, shall be paid the above fewsI9' rstIFy
Augustus. Z9''"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

witp " ~ nIe' ,,I ana oarSts, furnished
~ Ia ia" ,a;,.a m'''s1T' anu oars
exnn'i,' Tr,'',s u ''H vi" attached 10 thl"
col Ai i'' "'' u
1T. Col Smelling. A''' S,,i"lI
Major Humphreys, Clark,
G CaFtat si Gnn fo''er' MucoN,
BIS E ,,i,U"'
Brcvet Majof Ketchum, Erdei
Captains Hamilton, Miivain,
6oardnai' Brown,
Sh1Ies, Ih,i@,h'HeI''
Brevet Major Livingston. b a,,.i,'
Glvin.
surgeon Mower, Surgeons Mate Michel
,,,, le o,hcefs OF tue KITE who have precedec
are arc o.N''' '"'"''''S "PO" 'he same expedition
Cot Chambers. Can't GRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

BALTIMORE, August I've have 10.
day published Il list OF Tie rates at which
those bank nOies are received ~ Ills cily
winch are most generally current. We
believe II is nearly correct, but IL must be
kept ~ mind by our country subscribers,
That there asc almost daily variations ~
tic current value Of many of the notes
mentioned ia the list.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13

Young Erin, :
Cherries faiatreH
) n HcLaaghiia,
JJ9in tyyga, }Esquires.
~ !. OGN0Jp
Wiieg CampbrN
On saturday the 81 instant, Mr.. CLAW
attended dinner prepared tor the occa-
sloa al Mr.. Suites Tavern. Col. Young
Ewing Oficiaicd rs President of The day,
assisted by Major James RufFin as Vice
President, aud Col. CHARLES Caldwell, Sc
cretary. AIifr dinner, the following
t0asts were drank:
]. The United St,Ies Of America. ...By the
wisdom OF her councils she has become the
brightest iuminAiy ~ the political horizon.
.. HE Amcytr0W Nary.
3. Tie Wslagjy Of WASHINGTON.
i. me mc'aory IF F'GHEiH
.. ihomGs JeBefSon, iUte President Of The Uni
TED Ht1if,....hIs administration perfect me.
delOt krlubbcauiSm.
u. JGDtCS MadisOu
States
s: orr Houon,qbie Grest. Henry clay. His
emiutntly useful public services deserve tie
highest gratitude Of free people.
hr. Clay rose q begged permission 10
avail lIlWsclt OF This Oc aston 40 tender
10 the president and uicmcn here as
sembled, his thanks for the prompt, DIS
tInEuSbed and untH prufcl Coast rot ie.S
CRAFTY ing) attention shcvn lum, during
his visit at this place. bis ireuds who
accompany him. and himself, bad thong
themselves very uuioruuaie, ~Lcn ilrl
we're stranded, if he ligll say SO. ~
the mouth OF Tie Cuub ,fiaud river: bn
slHce thai event has afforded him The op
pnr'unlly of experiencing 50 Huch kHd
ness, and has allowed liu To sec so many
- h's or irlnds, auJ TO rtucs AND
sirgneihcn ancIrni friendship, as wth a..
TO form valuable new aequaIUlducts, Ht
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13
The Hon. II. CLAY.

VWI1 7,
To which Mr.. Clay returned he follow
Ing answer:
GEETLEsIEN I have this moment received
the note which sou have done me The honor
10 address 10 me, inviting me IN brh4lf of the
citizcns OF hopkiuSviiie 10 public dinner OH
Ia 81 instant. accept of the invitation with
great pleasure; and pray yDu H. COMMUTE
cate 10 them my most respectful acknowledged
meuts for the expression OF their favorable
sentiments towards me, and for the prompt
'hd Distinguished attention which they have
thus sliewnme
have had mach satisfaction in recognizing
H. you, gentlemen some u my earliest and best
friends, and tcuder on seseraliy. assurances
~ the very high regard and esteem with
which am Your faithful servant,
HENRY CI,AX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-13
DINNER TO MR. CLAY

HoPKINsvILLE, O< July 3.-On the
evening OF The IL instant, the Hon. Ii,
Gay arrived "a this paceon his way from
New Orleans 10 his residence at Lexing-
ton.
Soon after his arrival The following note
was handed TO hin:
SIR-Ihe citizens of IIOpkinsvil!e entertain.
ing tie most profound reSpGct ,onr pri-
vate virtues. and 'emineH publ, services. are
deSirouS of avaihng themselves OF scar p.e-
sence among us, 10 testify their e 'psm bya
Pubic dinner at Mr.. SUITES Tavern on The Sd
Instant TO which YOU are respectfully invited
For ourselves individually, we tender vqi ~
surances OF the most sincere regard
Young EwiHg,
Chdrtes aidarR
j.. H. JcLaughlia
john BIyan
N l.. Daiiam,
~, Hitty Campbell
July /, 1919.
To which Mr.. Clay returned he follow
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" <sc1a~ q We
SOUTH AMERICA.


PHiLADELPHiA August 7.....We are in
debted to Capt Abbott for the following in,e
resting communication GG-gtte.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02
Notice.

FEvHE public are hereby Informed, the
r. House of Industry establishment, cor
ner Of Pitt and Prince streets, viii &c into
operation this day, for The delivery Of soup,
as usual, TO the poor, from o'cIocs until
8, when donations from the bepevo|en will
he most thankfully received, either in mo-
ney, wood, vegetables, OF articles OF cloth
ing, which will be faithfully applied.
Application for tickets for tie De livery
of the soup, will have to be made, by per
sons residing in the 81 Ward--fo John fltr-.
per, from the east side of Fairfsx-Street to
the river; Charles Psge, from the west
side Of Fairfax street 70 the east Of Pitt
street
I'd Ward Guy Atkinson, from the east
side of, Fairfax street to the River. Bgr-
nard Bryan, from the west side of Fairfax
street 10 the east ide of Pitt street.
Sd Ward Isaac Robbins. from the west
side of Pitt street to the east side of Column
bus street; Anthony Crease, from the west
side of Columbus street to the extent Of the
corporation.
4h Ward -Jonathan JanRey from the
west side Of Pitt street. to the east side of
Alfred strickland from the east side OF
Alfred street 10 the extent of the corpora
ton. n-1 ~
Great care will be taken TO make the
Soup clean and good for family use, and
will be sold as usual, at 6 GEMS per quart.
ANTHONY CREASE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02
s5 Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the subscriber, living
IA near Pleasant Valley, Fairfax county,
on SATURDAY. the 30th ultimo, a yellow wo'
man Mapped LUCY, commonly calls her
sci L,,cy TdyIor, about 3 years OF age, 4
,est Q or 10 inches h.gh--had on when she
went away blue cloth dress, and took
with hera variety of clothing, and will pro-
b,bIy change. It is expected she will en-
daavor u cross the Potomac into the neigh
borhooi Of Fort Washington, where she has
some connexions. The above reward will
be given forapprehending and securing her
in any iai so that get her again, and rea-
son,bls charges il brought home.
Masters Of vessels and others are eau
toned against harboring OF takingher OF.
FRANCIS L. LEE.
February 9 ot~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02
Orphans Court;
Aierandrin County, "a,

.1lerandrin Conaty5 1919
.,t ~. December 7e1n, 100
nRDERED, That the administrative Of
" Benjamin Dulapy, deceased, do in
sert the usual notice ,to,.debtors and credi-
tors, three times week, four weeks, in the
Alexandria newspapers.
II. Acopy. A. MOORE,
Teste. Register OF Wills.
/, ! THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandra county,
in the. District of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans court Of said county, let
tiers Of admiDist alton on the peronaL estate
of Benjamin D1iany, late of the couaty
aforesaid, decea.cd.-All persons baviae
claims against the said deccdent, are here
by warned to exhibit The same to the sub
scriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on
or before the 3ist day of June next, they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to,
said estate; and those indebted thereto are
required to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Slst day Of
December, 1918.
ELIZABETH DI1LANY,
EdnihistraEix OF Benjamin pusay.
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Little River Turnpike Co.

January IL, 1919.
4 DIVIDEND of six per, cent for the
:! \ year ending December 81, 1918, is
tins day declared, end will be paid to the
stockholders in this con pany, or their le-
!gsl Representatives, on he lst day Of FE-'
3arAag next. JONAH THOMPSON,
Treasurer.
The stockholders in the Little River
Turnpike Company, a; their annual meet
ing on the lst of January, 1919. having or
dered that all the certificates of stock iasald
company heretofore issued, be called in
and cancelled, aud new certificates issued
in pace thereof. and that the fractional
PARTS Of shares be brought into whole shares,
as tar as practicable, the stockholders are
Therefore requested to forward theic certi6-
Gates to the treasurer as soon as convenient,
that the said order may be carried into ef-
iect without loss Of time.
by aRder OF the directors.
JONAH THOMPSON,
jan Ia thstuFl2 Treasurer
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02

To and from, Georgetoun, Washington City
and .alerandria, aV.running,
VNTlLL leave Crawtord's tavern, in
w Georgetown, at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
passing through the city of Washington
calling at all the public houses on the Ave
nue., and arrive at Alexandria by half past
II o'clock-leave Browns City Hotel A.
lexandria, every evening at +. NJ, and
arrive at Georgetown the same evening.
Fare dollar-All baggage and pare Is
at the risk of the owner or owners thereof
THE PROPRlETORS.
N. B. Books are kept at Messrs. DSvis
g. Oneaps Tavern, City of Washington,
for the entry of passengers IN the above
line.
The Coachee will leave Browns City
Hotel, Alexandria, at 10 O'Clock A. M. and
arrive at Georgetown at J past II O'Clock
passing thro' Washington, and returning
ieaveC rawford's sat 4c'clock, arrive atAlex-
andria the same evening.
By means of tins arrangement persons
having business to transact in either place
may be accommodated with a cheap and
expeditions conveyance.
January 22
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Engineer Department.

Washington, Dec g, 1918.
SEALED proposals will he received at
~ this department until 26tb Eel ruary,
1919, for delivering at Old poipl Comfort,
Chesapeake Bay, 60 Gov perches o. Build
ing Stone, and Coco ions of While Free
Stone, of Tie most durable quality: to be
delivered before the first dry Of January,
1921. tSighedl w. X. ARMI$TEAD,
= Lieut.. Col Commandment Engineers.
Derembtr 2m
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Western Money.

4 FEW thousand dollars Of Kentucky,
n Ohio, and Pennsylvania bank notes
for sale at liberal discount, well worth the
attention of drovers and others. Apply at
my Exchange Banking House and Broker S
Office, Bridge-street, Georgetown.
December 10 ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02
Valuable Property.

EOR saIe.-That commodious three story
IL brick house on Kin9streei, now in the
occupancy of Mr.. john. Roberts. also
three Lois adjoining, with the improve
nents thereon.-Thaf elegant Grass Lot
lately the property Of Mr.. JamesAnderson,
containing 2 3-16ths acres.---And the
rigging, sales, anchors, cables. spars y wa
ter-easks of the barqne Mary, in parcels, or
the whole to suit purchaser.
Oct 81 JOSEPH SMITH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-02
Music

GORGE WM. GRoNLUND, profess
W or OF music, and tuner of piano iortes,
most respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen of Alexandria that he inten,:s du-
ring his short stay to occupy the hours, he,
as leader of Mr.. Caldwell's orchestra is at
leisure, in tuning piano fortes His price
will be moderate, and unless he gives salts
faction to those who will honor him with a
call, he charges nothing.
Apply at his lodgings, at Mr.. Twins,
next door to ihe Mechanics Bank, King
street.
ian 80 stuth3t
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!, New Books.

EHOR sale at the commission bookstore Of
l. r. GRAY.
A new work on Farriery; vol. octave,
bound, dolls
The Christian ECONOMY valuable lit
tie work, said to be translated from the ORR
ginaI Greek of an old manuscript found in
the Island Of Patnos, where st John wrote
his book Of the Revelations, Price, half
bound, SRI cents.
on HAND,
A good supply Of Writing and Letter
paper. November 10