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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-01
FROM FRANCE.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE


In Paris, three or four thousand .,
dents OF the law and medicine, assem-
Died IN the streets of Petit Correan o.
Montorguereif, TO attend the funeral y
young gentleman Of The name Of ;, u
Iemamd, who had been killed the da
before by one of the guard. The cpo.i
forming a pros csslom, the largest eya'
seen in Paris, TO attend the funeral n
private citizen, began to move at II
O'Clock in the morning, and silent.
proceeded to the cemeutaiy Of PEREZ
Chaisc,' where funeral discourses wa
pronounced over the grave of the ,mIo
tunate youth. This immense body =
students, dressed in deep black, carr
ing canes and umbrellas. moved tIrou,
the streets with military exa,tucss
They all peaceabIy separated about,
. clock. 1t appears the police wen
greatly alarm' as patrolcs were ca,
stantly traversing the streets wherein,
procession assembled, and throup
which it moved. A monument is tai,
raised by subscription to the memo,
of the unfortunate Lallemand.
A debate unprecedented for violqpre
both as respects feeling and expire,
sions, taok place on the 9TH June in III
chamber Of deputies. The membe,
discussing the subject of "the Law /
Elections" in which the soldiers We,
called assassins. and characters wehas
heretofore considered eminent. hayip
held responsible stations, were tn
duced and yilifed in style tolerat.
in 10 other les i,lative body save th.
chamber of deputies.
The discussion above mentioned o.!
Cured shortly after the great riots d
Paris. Public feeling appears greaty
carbohydrates ran very high on Il.
Boulevards. The cry of vive L'Emp.
reur, and other seditious expressions
we're repeatedly heard, in which til
women occasionally Joined.
The circumstance of women jOinin.
and overly acting with any mob, or d.
tachment OF party in Paris, is an evil
omen: women seldom join till paHia
! are well organized for opposition. The!
! then lead the mob, and commence DO,
tilities. The horrible and sanguinar
course adopted by the 'Poisards' (fs
womcn) in Paris. will never be forge
| ten. whilst one incident in the histG
of the revolution is remembered.
Private letters describe France as b
ing in the most horrible state--One v
nv intelligent correspondent says. "i
fire which blazed in America in =
will soon illumine France and Germ
ny. The people are too we'll inform!
on tue subject of the rights of mffl
longer to submit to be governed !
weak. cspricious, or superanuated M
narchs.'
The very fact Of persons in Franz
! daring to write letters containing IDes
sentiments, is an evidence that b
boasted iron arm Of the police is Weas'
cd, and that government dare not Cd,
! force the arbitrary laws of France
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-01
Charleston, july a.

CHHftCSb0h, Jug <"
The schr. Intrepid, capt. Pezant d.
rived on Friday evening, has since s.
left this port been at Martinique, .
BafthnlomeWs, ST. Thomas, and Da'
racoa which last port she left OnS
18th inst. Sailed from MartlnIq~'
company with the French irlsa'
Duchess de Berri, on a cruise IN u
West Indies. While at st. IhonS
dune eO) a British frigate sent N ~ .,
boats, aud landed the crew OF a Ps''D
schooner taken by the frigate while o. %
gagged in conveying several opa|
vessels to the Nam, and detained y
account of some iniormality in herF
pers. The officers of The frlsa'e y
formed, that the Patriot brig Genu,
Arismendi, Capt. Dnboua, (son.c w. ~,
since in this port) had been taken " "
small port near St. Barts, by frfp .
national brig-the captain beng a.
on shore, the crew left her in their OV' ~
as the boats of the French brig y
preached. The Arismendi had Jus'g:S
fore captured a Spanish schooner WI
10 or IA thousand dollars on board ~
Guineaman, full of slaves, when ii
been landed and sold. The ArIsl'I'' !.
was ordered for Martinique. Lev ~
Barracoa, schooner Margaret, Ga'D H.
from this port, to sail next day y ,o .,,.Ib
Bahamas; and schr. Pbantom' D. 10 ID
of this port, last from Savannah ", g
in two days for Port.au.Prlnoe. ~ ~
ry large schr. from Africa .,;an ID
slaves, was at Barracda, "a''!n s,a
first fair wind, to run tor ha s;re
Capt. pezant informs US, that O"' MOI
throughout tho West indies IS 5 !" meriital
distressed state--all kinds OF a n 0e az
Produce in the greatest abunu a"' loss
selling in many instances m lso If 81
than with US !; while the prouu''
islands is generally very high: ..,h
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
SODA WATER.

TO 4 FRIENDLY q. j. Hunt.
The cheating goblet, brimm'd with rosy wine,
With all its deleterious sweets tie thine
Mine be the pleasant qus6 II soda's stream.
The crystal iount that Knocks the poets dream !.
Tell me. through natu,e's great and wide expanse
Where fond imagination loves to dance
Tell me the greate't source OF bliss TO man
Where lies his pleasure. where his greatest plan
Is Tin boarding. riches, pile on pilee
Or l. itin some damsei's '"saly smile
is't in the nobler path Of slippery al:.-
Or in religions more than hoiy fame
Fen one Of these, or all may be thy bliss,
hut how. on earth, enjoy This happiness
Jhas--spurn the liquid fire, the poison'd cup,
That drinks thy every other pleasure mp.
Then shall enjoyment bless thy happy days.
Cmn'po,ence be pleasea-and man shall praise
Ant thou, my youthful friend IN time beware,
Nor d'.us the liquid fre--hut hquid AR.
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On WEDNESDAY Q4M june merit a.

"" " GDJvLoDuI ifM JUNO UeIt) ~
10 o'clock, on Tie premises
THAT valuable Hcuse ia Middle Street, now ee.
= cupied BY Mr.. Israel wa.eshouse = sage.
House
ALso--l0 shares in the Stage company
from Portlaod TO Portsmou,b-
One lot OF land near J. D. Hopkins, La.
ID nriase Street.
One ioss 'nf iand near Mrs. Stones, below
Cumberland Street.
One haIf.Iot Of land su;...s tpr ship. yard
near Capt. Thos. Robisoa's-
One half of Store in Middle Street, now
occupied BY Mr.. N. MITCHELL
300 acres ofland in the town Of Greenwood,
state Of Maine.
.Also, at eieren O'CLOCK
The House and lot on the corner Of Free
and Cross Street,, formerly ovssd By Thoass
Webster, Esq
Also. the house.lot now occupied BY the
subscriber At the head Of Kius'' Street.
JOSIAH PAINE
Terms liberal and made known q, the sals.
ORERLY, Auet'r
Portland, May - 1890.
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MECHANIC CELEBRATION.
June g..

HNHE Committee appointed 10 receive dona-
i tions for the Apprentices Library, inform the
public, that there will be a celebration Of the
anniversary of the MAINE CHARITABLE Me-
cHASIc ASSOCIATION, at the meeting house ofthe
second parish ia this town. on the evening Of
Wednesday, the 1Ath day Of June inst. and that
an Address !. expected from CHARLES 5. DA-
vEIs, Esq. accompanied with music by the
BErTnovEs SocIErY, who have generously vol
unteered their services this interesting occa-
sion. After which contribution will be taken
in aid Of the Apprentices Library.
Exercises to commence at half past o'clock.
The friensls Of this institution are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Dy orSsg Of the Committee,
June 6. A. SHIRLEY, Chairman.
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COnfectiOnaru.

made Of the best materials aud will be >eld at fair
prices. .
He keeps constantly on band LEMON SYR.
UP, put up in bottles. This Syrup is preferred By
most people to the fresh Lemon, Tor making Lem
onsde or Panch.
For sale, as above, large quantity OF ICE,
OF the best quality. II sufficient number of sub
scribers can be obtained, il will be lief. n their
doors. at 2 cents per 10.
ICE CREAM made a, short notice, and
sent TO any part Of the town.
CAKES made aud dressed in The best man.
ner and at short notice.
All orders promptly executed, and every
favour gratefully acknowledged.
Portland. June 6, 1920.
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MASONIC.

THE Grand Lodge Of Maine vii! be consecrated
1 and its officers installed 10 pubic on the APP
proacbing festival Of ST. John the Baptist. at Port
land. The Grand officers Of Massachusetts and
New. Hampshire s,e expected To assist in the So
IDENTITIES. The Grand odge will assemble at Ma
sons Hall al O'Clock A. M. oil which all concern
ed will take notice and govern themselves accord.
ngy.
By order of the NJ. W.
WILLIAM King. Esq. Grand Master.
W. LORD, g. Stcntary.
June 5, $500.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
MARRIED..

In this town, by Rev. f. Payson, Mr.. lothian
M. Staples to Miss Mary Tobey.
In Gardiner, Mr.. Thomas o. Doyle, aged 10, to
Miss Patty Lariby, aged 25 }! ,z.
In Sidney. Mr.. James Drunmond, Of vassalbo-
ro', 10 Miss s phronia rraf,on-Mr. Joseph rraf-
ton TO Miss Sarah Blasdell.
Ia Waierville, Mr.. Oliver Tsafton. to Miss
Mary Lewis, formerly of Cornish-Mr. Cyrus
Wheeler to Miss Mary Coombs-Mr. Jason Lewis
to Miss Sarah Wyman.
In East Sudbury, Mass. Mr.. Thomas S. Robbie,
merchant, of Gorham, Me. to Miss Clarissa Ad-
ans, of the former place.
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A SPECIAL meeting Of the Grand Ledge of
a Maine will be holden at Masons' Hall on
Friday evening next at O'Clock. Officers and
members are requested to give their punctual at
tendance. By order Of the NJ. w. WILLIAM
KING, Esq. Grand Master,
VIM. LORD, e. Secretary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06
NEW GOODS.
CALVIN STOCKBRIDGE,
HAS just received from Boston
an assortment of -
English, Factory. e ~ India
GOODS

Among which are Broad Cloths Ker.eymeres
Calicoes Muslins I; white black and coloured
Csmbrics; Linen; variety of leather, beaver, cot
ton and silk Gloves; Synchsws; black and green
Sarsnetis black and coloured silk Hsndkerchiefs;
cotton, worsed ana. silk Vesting Tsbby velvets;
cotton and wors'ed Hose; cotton and silk Floss:
cotton Shawis English Ginghans t, Factory
sh'r'ings; sh' etings Checks, Stripes cling
hams; Warp Yarn blue md white, sc. &c. &c.
Which were bought low and will be sold at re.
duced prices fcr Cash.
North armouth. June 6, tS20.
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DIED,

DIED,
In this town, very suddenly, Mr.. William Wa
terhouse, aged about Coat the alms-house,
Mrs. Mary Skilton, aged 80.
IN Monmouth, Mrs Sarah Norris, aged SO.
In Starks Mr.. Cyrus Greenleaf. aged 81.
In Machias, on the Gath inst. Mrs. Sarah, wife
Of Hon. Stephen Jones aged 10.
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MR.. RUGGLES,

MOST RESPECTFULLY gives notice TO his
IVA frieuds and the public that he has 6oished
his engagements in Hallowell and Wi'es.ss and
returned 10 Portland, aud 10 now ready to tune
Il make all necessary repairs on PIANO FORTES
he has Oh haud plenty Of the FIRST striogs of
different sizes-Mr. Il. iotends TO recommends
his schools a. soon - the heat Of GUNNER 10 over.
Apply at Capt. 1ILTON'5, Court-Strest.
Portland, Juue 6, 1890.
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STRAY COW.

CrRAYED from this town on Thursday last,
- a snail brndle COW, with one horn encir
cling her face and the other IN its natural position.
Whoever will return or give information where she
may be found. shall be suitably rewarded.-APpy
b the Printer.
Portland, June 6.
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DAVID ROBINSON.

INFORMS his friends and the public. that he
i has recommended making SODA WATER.
which may be had at his shop and of NJ. DANIEL
TABrR, Eaetaage-Sfrett, and of Mr.. john DA
Wis. Midiie-Siree. He has also, general sssort-
meOt OF
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NOTICE..

THE members of the Maine Charitable Me.
,hanic Association, are hereby notified that
a special meeting will be holden at MIR. Columns
Hall on FRIDAY EVENING next at half past 7
o'clock. Apunctual attendance is requcsfad.--
By order OF the President.
June 6. ELEAZAR WYER. Secf,Tp
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

~ The District Court Of The United States
will commence lis session THIS DAY IN the
Hall over the Bank Of Portland.
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tricl, with such as the senate may Join, be sp-
pointed to consider whether any and what meas
ures ought to be taken in consequence Of the
separation of Maine from Massachusetts,.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
THE firm If PURINrON and RICE, is this
1 day by mutual consent dis.o!sed--AlI per.
sons indebted TO said hrm are requested to make
immediate payment to Purinion and Hall On
whom those also having demands are invited to
call and receive their dues.
JOHN PURINTON,
LEMUEL RICE.
Nay 90. 1890.
~ u. The subscribers having formed conntc-
ton in business woud inform their friends and the
public that they offer for sale at their Store in
Middle Street, general assortment OF
~. I. Goods and Groceries.
wholesale aud retail, for cash country produce or
approved credit. JOIN PURlNTON,
MOSES HALL,
May 90, 1920.
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Concert of Sacred Music.

THE Public are respectfully informed that the
L Beethoven Society intend performing few
pieces of Sacred Music at their Hall over the
Bank of Portland, on FRIDAY EVENING next,
to commence at g o'clock.
ORDER OF PERFORMANCE.
PART l.
Then round about tbs starry throne, by Handel.
Lord have Mercy, &c. .Nosart.
Rejoice . Ye Righteous, Chappte.
Child of Mortality Bray.
PART II.
IL we believe that Jesus died, Boyee.
Grand Dettingen Tie Deum, Handel
vesper Hymn.
|. faTTickets may be had at the Bookstores Of
N1essrs. VIM. HYDE and Jos EPH JOHNSON.
CHARLES NORRIS, See'ry.
Portland, June 6.
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WITHOUT RESERVE,
Tomorrow, June 7i, al the Long Room, En-
change Street, al 9 O'clock
|2315 Acres Of LAND, adjoin-
ing Mschias, in the county Of
Washington, State of Msine.-Ierms, SiO0 CASE
for the remainder, 95 per cent. pc annutn.
Also, good. second hand, Bellows top CHASE
Also. 1 elegant patent IlMEPIECE will be sold
for HaiowelI and Augusta Bills. -
At II o'clock, on h.prenaists,
That valuable lot of LAND and HOUSE. situaa
ted on the northery side of Pleasant Street, and was
the property Of the late Mr.. Thomas Delano.
Persons wishing for further description, or 10
view said property, will please cali on Mr.. joseph
Mariner. CT
ATWOOD QUINCY, Auet'rs.
No l. Union Whdyf.s y Portland.
UPIerms liberal. June s.
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QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED.
rDHE Selectmen Of Portland hereby give notice
/ that Quarantine, for the harbor thereof,
was established Sd instant, agreeably to law, to
continue till the 10th day of October next.--All
persons are cautioned against going on board any
vessel whilst performing quarantine, without per-
mission duly had, or violating any of the regula-
ton. which the visiting officer has or may be fur
nished wth-the same having been posted up as
usual.
Capt. JoHN PRIroHARD is appointed visiting
officer
By order Of III; Ssieeimen.
ISAAC ADAMS, Chairman.
Portland, June &, 1920.
Cumberland Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety.
THE annual meeting Of the Cumberland Baptist
l Foreign Mission society will be held on Wed
pe.day June 21, At 8 O'Clock P. M in the Baptist
Meetiog house in Port land In the evening .
Missionary Sermon will be preached by Rev Ste
phen Chapn and a collection taken to aid in
tfansla'ions Of the Scripture.
MARK HARRIS, Rssssd.g Ssessss,y.
Portland, June 6, 1920
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Domestic ssammary.-Tbs i.ss,slsfsss 81 Ma
nchusetts convened on Wednesday i.si. 1k~
hon. John Phillips was re-.isetsd frs.sdsst 81
.he Senate, aud ;. D. Me'Cisssy, Esq. cIsfs.
10 The House Of Representative ths hea. fls
Jan a. Miiis vas chosen speaker, having las
cut o. 81 votes, and Benjamin Pollard, ~. ~ss
anAaissusly chosen CLERK. The nlsoisaa s<f-
mon vas preached by the Rev. NJ leaks,
"'meHy Of Bath, IN this state. g senator vess
present on Thursday. The whole number u "a.
ms HOUSE OF Representatives consists 81 iB6
ne"befs, The smallest number that has oomporsd
a ,"e "s"sraf doaf since the sd0ptsos u The
Constitution. Mr.. QUINCY Of bosioa made
motion wh,'h was agreed 70, that a committee
s'"Po'sd Of one from each Congressional Dls-
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Numerous petitions have been presented to the
legislature on the militia law, and several from
The eastern counties on the subject Of the % Bet
terment law" so called, the law which gives to
the settler upon wild land the privilege Of pur-
chasing tho land or selling his improv enen,s
Some alterations are wished by the petitioners
for the benefit Of the settler.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-06

Judge WILDE is preparing to leave our State
to exercise the duties of his Office as Judge in
ssachusetts. Judge TEACHER will also ad-
here to the Commonwealth.
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Nicholas Kingston,

4 T bis China Glass. and Queens Ware
n and Seed Store, Fairfax-street, Alex
andria, hath received on commission the toll.
lowing seeds, that may be relied on as fresh.
Ruta Baga, Or, Russia Turnip
Mangle Wurtzel
White Norfolk turnip
Red round turnip, and Luzern hand bills
with instructions for the cultivation, may be
had with he seeds, which will be sold low
for cash. He hath also on hand complies
assortment of all kinds ofgarden and flower
seeds also, white clover, Burnett and rye
grass, with complete assortmentof China
glass and queens ware, dover roots ana
towering shrubs. april8 dot tut3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-19

n.n,y,sd this life, on the 18th inst. in the
IN year ofh;s age, HENRY TRUEMAN
COMPTON, Esq. for many years past re-
:ss0, Of this town. His illness was tedious
- lingering, which be bore with patience
nd resignation, and died as he had lived
J. sincere and pious christian. In the various
s.l,,;.ns Of life, few were more esimabie
;oduIgeut and afectionate husband
lind parent-and humane master !; mild
I'D placid in his disposition. his nature leo
him 70 be at peace with the world, and he
uas scarce ever heard 10 utter a complaint
against, much less TO speak i'll OF any one.
Hiss loss will be great to bis family. and will
be- sincerely deplored by his friends and &C
caaiutances.
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Concert.

CIG'R MASCARELLI respectfully In
~ forms the ladies and gentlemen OF A
lexandria that he intends giving a Concert
of vocal and instrumental music, at Mr..
Browns Assembly Room, on
THURSDAY Nezt, APRIL 20
When will be performed the following pie
ces In which he will be assisted by PROBES
sors, Amateurs and Marine band OF Wash.
ington.
Part First.
Opertura. Military Harmony--full Wash
ington Marine Band
Concerto-on the Violin--full Orchestra,
by Sig. Mascarelli-Franz
Canzonl--Song, Duetto : Minute Gun at
Sea" by Amateurs, with accompaniment
ofGuitar, Sig. Mascarelli.
Solo, on thel Violin with variations OF BIRDS
by do,
Aria, with variations on the new patent Fla
geolet by Mr.. Larkin.
Quartetto, on the Violin by Sig. Mascarel-
Ii, Mr.. Wagler, Sig. Pulizzi and Mr.. Har-.
rison, of Philadelphia Rhodes.
Aria, Triolese air with variations on the VI
oln and Base, Sig. Mascarelli, accompa-
MED by Sig. Pullizzi, Washington Ma
rine Band.
Part Second.
Concerto, on the Violin full Orchestra by
Sig Observation-Disclosures.
Canzoni. Dueto, "Now at moonlight's fai-
ny hour" by Amateurs, with accompa-
niment of guitar. by Sig. Mascarelli
Concerto on the clarionet, tull orchestra, by
Sig Pulizzl.
Copenhagen Waltz, with variations on the
guitar, by Sig. Mascarelli. :.
Ariea Como obligato. Mr. Larkin.
Rordo. Full orchestra with variations, by
Sig. Mascarelli.
Spanish Fandango, with variations Oh the
violin, by do.
Chinsa. Military harmony--full Marine
Baud of Washington.
To commence at o'clock precisely.
Tickets at One Dollar to be had at Louis
Beeler's, and at the City Hotel.
Sig Mascarelli, by an earnest desire OF
his friends in Alexandria, has resolved to
give the above Concert, and he pledges
himselfto give satisfaction and pleasure to
the fayourers, hoping to receive that share
of patronage that the inhabitants otGeorge-
town and Washington have awarded to him.
aprill7 At
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The Subscriber,

I'll AVlNGremoved to the country. ear
~ nestly solicits those indebted to him to
make payment to Dr.. Vowel. In cases
where immediate payment may be Uery in
convenient, he will be thankful if such will
hand in their notes, payable at reasonable
dates. Heis DESTROYS, for many reasons, to
pass into the hands of a special collector as
few accounts as possible.
ELISHA C. DICK.
4th mo. 18th 81
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Notice.

Thisls to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans court OF
Charles county, in Nd. letters of admins
tration on the personal estate of negro Ge.
rard BLACKSMITH late Of Charles county de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the 9Th day of
Sept. next, or they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 9Th day OF April Ammo Domi.
nj 1920.
GERARD DYSON, Admr.
april 5 dsw
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For Sale, Lease, OF Ground
Rent.

raSHE subscriber, being DESTROYS to bring
Il into productive state some of his va
cant property, offers to sell, lease, OF ground
rent on very favorable terms, number of
valuable building lots situated on Union,
Water, Queen and Alfred Streets and Fay
cite Alley. Also, large and eligible lot at
West-E nd. little above the Stone Bridge,
which may be divided into s or 6 lots for
improvement
Hewould dispose of some lots at the south
end of his lot on the Turnpike road, to the
City--or lie sse part of that extensive lot for
garden or any other improvement.
A. HOLBROOK.
march
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For Sale.

LNIFTEEN hundred and ninety-four lights
IL of window sash, and few six PANEL
doors, made Of good materials, will be sold
low for cash.
JOSEPH RINKER.
march 81 thtuslm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-19

!, !. ,cyisc the tariff Of duties on I'M
o'l'w = We had supposed. A recur-
I pS'es' i, the Yeas and Nays, indeed q
re g., NEW that Mr.. S. was opposed to
WIN n v OF that bill, and We
'ps lsprstaud, favorable to its main OBJ.
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Irish Potatoes

TyIVE HUNDRED bushels petatnes, of a
Il superior quality, prime order Tor plant.
ing or family use, for sale by
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Lost,

ON the night Of the 18th inst. near the
OWashington Tavern, GOLD CHAIN
BRACELETT, finely wrought and twisted,
the finder will be literally rewarded on de-
livering it at this office,
april 10 st