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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-26

noon OF the same day and that you, the
said Ralph Clintock, be now taken from
hence TO the common Jail Of the county OF
Chatham, in the District OF Georgia afore-
said, from whence you came, there, or IN
any other convenient prison within the dis
trict aforesaid, to be closely kept, until the
day of execution and from thence on the
day appointed for execution as aforesaid. 70
be taken to the place of execution IN the
county Of Chatham, in the District OF Geor-
gia aforesaid, there to be hanged as afore-
said And may God in his Infinite goodness
have mercy on your soul.
DAVID BOWERS AND HENRY MATTHEWS.
The observations which have been adj
dressed to your fellow prisoner and suffer-
ers. are equally applicable to you, and
trusr have not been entirely lost upon you.
But there is one circumstance attending
your cases, in relation to which ! feel it TO
be my duty to make a few remarks. The
Jury which convicted you, has also recon-
mended you to the mercy OF the executive.
Do not suffer yourselves to be deluded by
the hope which this circumstance is calcu-
lated to excite. Happily for US we live un-
der government, the mild and benign IN
iuence OF which is felt through all its de-
partments. II is possible, therefore, that
your hope may be realised but remember,
charge you TO remember, that you have no
security that this will be the case.
The crime of which you have been con-
victed, has of late increased with an a.
farming rapidity ); it must be repressed, land
this must be done by the punishment OF It's
perpetrators its effects are not confined to
our country, blu. are telt throughout the CIVIL
lized world. and all who suffer FROM it, have
right to claim its punishment. These con-
siderations may influence the executive, With
whom the power of pardonng rests, to
withheld that grace, which under other cir
cumstances might be EXTENDED to you.
Prepare then for that which is not only
pOSSIUle Dul pIOUdUiCs OCch W CuCCt iC-
Cancellation with your offended God. and to
obtainhi pardon through the merits and a.
tenement of the Saviour The holy minis
tiers Of the o >spel will aid you too in your eft
forts. If then your hopes should be disap-
pointed, you will go TO your deaths with
feelings more soothing and consolitory than
you have probably any idea of. And if those
hopes should be realized. you will again en-
ter upon the stage of life, better prepared to
discharge its duties than you have BEEN
And if this should be your happy lot, be-
seech you to carry with you into the world
those impressions which. am hopeful,
will have been made upon your minds, by
the scene through which you will have pass
ed, ard the danger which you will have yes-
capped. These impressions will serve to
cheer and comfort you in your darkest hours,
ana will heighten the enjoyment Of your
brightest days.
dSenience as before.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEpr
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- = a.
Wednesdny, Ap';. t,s
Mr.. Thomas from the comm f., b
the Public Lands, reported Dl' ,;ISe
relief of the inhabitants OF INC
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF TURPENTiS1
I'VE, the Physicians, Surgeons and ~
thecaries of Dublin, whose names are ~
underwrtten, do hereby certify and ott1l
That we consider the discovery u
medical properties ofthe oil OF tuFptI, a,l
as one of the greatest that has eVsl ~
made in physic. ,anrI
" That it appears from medical hNal
that child-bed fever has hitherto desn'i1
society in every part of the globe Hnsr ,.fl
has appeared. and the instances OF rev.
from that dreadful malady are so lev
justly to entile it TO the appeIla'Ion
incura bic disease. l..
" That il falls within the knowIeoss
such as are engaged in the practice Of II
wfery, that the oil OF turpeDtlne IS ~ ..IpI
lible SPECIFIC in this complaint anu o. n
other remedies may with ADVANTAGE 70 ~,
pIoyed in conjunction. yet that to Inc st y n
fc influence of Turpentine we aseTt fS.r
removal of the disease OF child-bed ""
every case. -. rad
That mankind is indebted for tins i ssd
discovery to the zeal, ability and NV s.
of DR.. John Brennan. That we behe'. a
humane disclosure ofthis very lmpons.1s
cret has been the Imeans of saving 1--we we
tude of lives, and that it wi ! even Pr. I'D
be enc of the most valuable leSaS.,iI H. ID
ever was beq.eathed to posterlty by w.
Nous OF an individual. crey,
That we hold his discovery 10 oss b
CT than that of Dr.. Jenner, inasnuchi ai.kI
small pox had An antidote, and the cur
fever had not and :. rc Il
That for his very great disco we or,.sII
deem Dr.. Brennan deserving OF 'ps5 cd
tude of the whole human race, sa Gun /
nently to any reward which the OO'''
government can be>tow." :, n
Signed By the Physicians. SargeGS%Ga
.qpothecariss Of pn'''
From. the National MtelhgeH'''
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Concerts

Concerts
GtIG'Rs MASCAKELLI respectfully. IN
- forms the ladies aud gentlemen OF a.
.lexandria that be intends giving Concert
of vocal and Instrumental music, at Mr.
Browns Assembly Room, on
THURSDAY Merit, APRIL 20
When will be performed the following pie
ces in which he will be assisted by Profess
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. ascarelli-Franzi
Canzonl-Song, Duetto Minute Gun at
Sea" by Amateurs, with accompaniment
of Guitar, Sig Mascarelli.
Solo. on. thel Violin with variations OF Birds
by do
Aria, with variations on the new patent Fla
geoiet by Mr.. Larkin,
Quartetto, on the Violin by Sig. Mascarei-
Ii, Mr.. Wagler, Sig. Pullizzi and Mr.. Har-
rison, of Observation-Disclosures.
Aria, Triolese air with variations on the VI
olln and Base, Sig. Mascarelli, accompa-
MED by Sig. Pullizzi, Washington Ma
rine Band.
Part Second.
Concerto, on the Volin---f full Orchestra by
Sig arelli--Rhodes.
Canzuni. Dueto, Now at moonlight's fai-
ry hour" by Amateurs, with accompa-
niment of guitar, by Sig. Mascarelli
Concerto on the claronet, tull orchestra. by
Sig. Pulizzi.
Copenhagen Waltz, with variations on the
guitar, by Sig. Mascarel!i.
AREA Como obligato. Mr.. Larkin.
Rondo. Full orchestra with variations, by
Sig. Mascarelli.
Spanish Fandango, with variations on the
violin, by do.
Chinsa. Military barmony--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 favourers, hoping to receive that share
of patronage that the Inhabitants ofGeorge-
town and Washington have awarded to hun.
aprll7 1T
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,,,;o.s. hut for very different rcas ons
|lsl.a those assigned by the President
|'t ,r could not, he said, persuade him
n ~ . .nat the reasons assigned by the
sen as;,lsut Cor postponing the subject OF
p ;. iarcign affairs until another session
. ~, entitled to. all the weight which
|, We seemed to think belonged to them !;
~ ~ did not nevertheless regret that the
particular project recommended y me
Of foreign relations, was thus
- be disposed Of; for it was war- : var
sst.,mpted to be disguised. And u we
vent to war. he thought it should have
~ other limit than indemnity for the
na,t. and security for tie future. lie
had no idea of the wisdom ct that mea
ssrc If :lostility Mhichlwonld bind us
Wills, the other party is lett tree.
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III READING ROOM kAA>
SSsSsR MARINE 10 UR n A l.. 49,.
PORT OF .aLEXaNDRLa, April IA.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. independence, days from Phila-
delphia-a full freight to merchants OF the
district.
Brig Argus, P. Bowers, l3days from New
mort RI.
sbip America, fIo gkinson, 81 days from
81 Thomas via Turks Island. Left at ST.
Thomss brig General Jackson, Tear, Of
pbilade phia, for Turks Island ia days |;
brig Mary, 49,, do discharging schnr ST..
Helena. Taylor, do Philadelphia, uOcertain.
schr Norg,anna, Shanklin. do dischargiDg I;
schr Antelope, Kenedol. do just arrived /;
schr. Hsruet, do discharging Dauntless,
Travis, Vienna Evergreen. Rice Olive,
Barns Harriet. Murphy, Of Baltimore, in
|3days Eliza --, do just arrived Mount
|PeHer, -. do; S,nith6eld. Kyler, Smith
field, do sloop Anna, Phlsdelphia, do.
Schr Kitty Franklin, B. Kelly. l8 days
from ~ Bedford On the night of the Sd
last lying too in a heavy gale.a few leagues
to the eaStot Cape Henry, was run ioul of
by brig name not known or where from,
bat supposed TO be bound in, which carried
away tue bowsprit and did considerable o.
Their damage
Capt k. reports one shin, one brig and a
tqpsail scbnr. standing in for the Potomac on
Friday last.
Soop Mary Jane, Groves, 10 days from
Savannah. SAILED,
Schr. Stag hewitt. Baltimore.
Schr, Emigrant, Janney, w. Indies,
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SALES AL A JJfE3N.

THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
be sold at the auction store cor.
w ner Of Prince and Water streets
80 bits MGscovado sugar
80 bbis N. E. run,
S hhds molasses
spipes Holland gin
I2 kegs cordial
20 trails figs
20 boxes mould candles -
10 kegs butter
SO boxes Nova Scotia behring's
IL kegs London mustard
5 casks cheese
loo bushels potatoes. in lots to SUN
purchasers
Also, 10 cases mems and boys hats
Furniture, sc &c.
vii be addedl 10 this dcy's SAFE,
10 casks 4d cut nails
48 dozen Windsor soap
8 gross backing
60 dozenL arm clothes brushes
gross looking glasses
| case lavender water
S. A. MARSTELEER.
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Nicholas Kingston,

4 4 his China Glass, and Queens Ware
Z n and Seed Store, Fairfax-street, Alex
snaria, bath receivedon commission the fol-
lowing seeds, that may be relied on as fresh.
nuta Baga, or, Russia Turnip
White Norfolk lurnip
Ned round turnip, and Luzern hand bills
nmnh Instructions for the cultivation, may be
saa with 'he seeds, which will be sold low
Orcash. He hath also on hand complete
sssortment OF all kinds ofgarden and Hover
seeds also, white. clover. Burnett and rye
Sass, with acomplete assortmentof China
ss,ass and queens ware, flow er roots and
-'"efsns shrubs. aprilI8 d5t tuf3w
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For New-York.

>AM The soop MARY JANE, Graves,
.S2burthen 500 bbls. ready to load, and
viii BE dispatched Immediately. Also
For Freight,
,kE, The sloop Eagle, J.. c. Wright
Sg&master, burthen $50 bbls.---she is an
excellent vessel and will soon be ready TO
load. Apply to jill LADD, 4. Co,
Who have for sale received per sloop Ea-
gle and now landing,
li8hhds Muscovado sugars
2 bags green coffee. april Is
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The Subscriber,

HAVING removed to the country. ear
4 A nestly soliciis those indebted to him to
make spayment to DR.. Vowell. In cases
where immediate payment may be Dery in
convenient, he W i'll be thankful it su.h will
hand in their notes, payable at reasonable
dates. He is DESTROYS, for many reasons, to
pass into the hands of a special collector as
few accounts as possible.
ELISHA C. DICK.
4th mo. 18th Blk
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Notice.

.yETAS left at the subscribers stable on
w the Esd day of January last, by. Mr.
Benjamin Sales. of Caroline County Va a
nankeen colorcd MARE, with blaze face,
about IA hands one ineh high. The owne'
is requested to come forward, prove proper
~, pay the expences of her keeping and
take her away. otherwise she will be expo
sed to public sale on Wednesday the 9th
inst.
HORATIO CLAGETT.
Washington Tavern, Alex april lS--l0t.
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Napoleon Bonaparte.

Just received by the subscribers, Histori-
cal Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte, from
his departure from the Island of Eiba to bis
abdication after the battle of Waterloo, be-
ing the ninth book written by himself with
aplau of The battle.
The Sketch Book No. 4 5 6.
Salmagundi new series in sets or single
numbers.
JAMES KENNEDY, s. SON.
april Is eo6t
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

. AN AWAY from the subscriber on SIM
4 y day. the 9Th inst. likely malatto
man. named ALECK, who calls himself A
lexander Francis. aha Johnson. He is a.
bou. g years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high !;
was bought of Ric'd. Bland Lee, $50. of this
city, and is well known in the District and in
Fairfax county, Va.
The above reward will be given for ia
king up and securing Aleck out of this dis
trict; and, if taken and secured within the
district, as reward of 10 dollars will be gil
ven. R.C WEIGHTMAN.
Washington, april Ia Ct
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Notice.


N7AS committed to Fairfax county Jail,
w by warrant from under the hand and
seal of Isaac Mclean. Justice Of the Peace
of The aforesaid county, negro SINGLE
TON BIRD, as be calls himself, and says
be was born free and came from the! state of
Maryland. The said Singleton Bird is IA
bout 92 years of age, feet 8 or 10 inches
high, yellow complexion, has two of his fore
teeth out, and is a smart fellow his cloth
ing blue country roundabout and dark pair
OF pantaIoons and old hat. The owner, if
any, is requested to come f,-rward, prove
his properly, pay charges. and take him "a
way, or otherwise he will be dealt with ac-
cording to law.
P. B. BRADLEY, Jaisor,
For RICHARD COLEMAN, Sheriff.
april II dan
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Lost.

ON the night of the 18th inst. near the
Tavern, GOLD CHAIN
BRACELET1, finely wrought aud twisted,
The finder will be. literally rewarded on de-
liyerins it at this Office,
april IL st
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Married,

On Thursday evening. by the Rev. w.
~ Wilmer, MIR. Adam Dsitz to Miss Foe
rsaoriina Frederick both OF this place.
On Sunday evening, by the Rev. 0: Nor
=. Mr. Wsilsan. wilson to Miss Cathar,ne
a.. Glover. both of this place.
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The last Cotiilion Party,

For tie season
MFR. enthusiastically informs the
lYI Ladies Of Alexandra, that his last
Cotllion Party will be on TUESDAY next.
He solicits their attendance. ~
april II mtu
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N. Orleans Sugar 8 Whiskey.

N. Orleans Sugar 8 Whisky.
II lindsay & HILL have just received
~ from Baltimore, persloop Fanny, capt.
and now landing
90 hhds. New Orleans sugar, and
SO bbls. whiskey.
IN STORE,
10 bales Upland cotton
W. India sugar in hhds. 4 bhls.
Gunpowder. Imperial s. T. Hyson tea I
Green & white coffee in bags 4 bbls.
Pepper 4 pimento
Holland gin in pipes & bbls.
Malaga Wine in Or. casks
French brandy in pipes
Goshen cheese in casks
Liverpool fine and coarse salt.
Corn. rye, timothy seed and
Albany seed oats april IL
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Public Sale.
PY virtue of deed of trust, executed TO
- the subscriber by Benjamin Baden and
Wife, dated 9Th June, 1916, for certain
purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, for cash, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the 9Th of May
next. ensuing, the date hereof, the two story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and lot, on
Washington street, now in the occupancy Of
Daniel Minor, as marshal's office,
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
aprilI3 thstut6M
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Notice.

Notice.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans court of
Charles county, in Md. 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 all benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 5th day OF April Ammo Domi-
nj 1920.
GERARD DYSON, Admr.
april 5 d3w
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G. Griffith.


ID ETURNS his thanks to the citizens of
IN Alexandra and his former customers,
for the encouragement he met with during
his residence there. and in an especial man
ner TO those who manifested their friendship
and best wishes for his welfare aud happi-
ness.
Having disposed of my stock SC. to
Mr.. Wnl Il. Williams,
the business will be in future conducted by
him-.apd solicit the continuance ofmy for
mercustomers in the behalf of my friend w.
A. WILLIAMS, knowing that he has wor-
thy experienced and capable hand with him.
at the
Watch Business.
which will enable him to give general salts
faction to those who may favour him with
their custom. april I0a
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Public Sale.

FINDER the authority OF deed of trust,
~ from the late Charles Simms and wife
TO the subscriber, the following valuable
property will be offered for sale at public
auction, upon the premises, in the town of
Alexandra, at 10 O'clock, on SATURDAY,
18th day of May next, if fair, il not, on The
next fair day, viz:
That well improved lor of ground. the
late residence OF the said Charles Simms,
fronting on Pit street SIS feet, aud extending
back with Duke.street lO7 feet.
A half acre lot on Pitt and Wolfe street,
mr. upon which is two story frame
En dwelling house, kitchen, &c. and
rai large garden that might be made
g. very profitable.
A halfacre lot on Pitt and WiIke streets.
A halfacre lot on Washington and Wolf
streets.
A half acre lot on Royal and Gibbon strts.
and a lot on Water-street and Fayette-Alley
fronting on Watershed as feet. and ex
tending back go leet on the Alley.
The terms will be made known on or be.
fore the day Of SALE.
}. D. SIMMs, Trustee.
April II dts
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For Sale, Lease, or Ground
Rent.

yTHE subscriber, being DESTROYS TO bring
Il into productive slate some of his va ,
cant property, offers to sell, lease, OF ground
rent on very favorable terms, a number of
valuable building lots situated on Union,
Water, Queen and Alfred Streets, and Fay
cite Alley. Also, aiarge and eligible lot at
West-End. little above the Stone Bridge.
which may he divided into or s lots for
improvement.
Hewould dispose of some lots 1.-THE south
end of his lot OH the Turnpike road. TO the
City--orIesse part of that extensive lot for
garden OF any other improvement.
A. HOLBROOK.
march
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Pork, Cotton, &c.

Pork, Cotton, &C.
lust received per the brig Geo. Wash
~ ington--
20 bbls. of prime pork
10 half bols ofmess beef
Is bbls Cd quail. sugars
BY the schr. Sally Davis,
$50 bbls. of tar
% casks ofrice
bales of cotton
By sloop Orlando,
4 hhds New-Orleans sugar.
IN STORE,
Ebls. of New-York beefand pork
90 boxes sperm. candles
10 do tailow do
6 hhds moasses
Is bbls. of No. l mackerel at d. SO
per barrel
700 oranges
aprill3 E. CORNING.
A. G.. CazeDove 8 Go.
OFFER forsale landing this day,
" 200 Buenos Ayres OK hides
25 hhds retailing molIasses
go hhds and bbls n E. Rum
80 chests Hyson and Y. Hyson tea, en-.
titled to debenture.
5pipes gio,
Edo best cognac brandy
IN STORE,
Murdoch best l.. P. Madeira wine
Malaga wines
Window glass OF every size
Dupont's gun powder
Bear and dear skins. Also,
A large assortment of American. British,
German, Russia and India goods by the
package or piece. at reduced prices; and will
purchase GINSENG, Of good quality. and
Merino and common wool. April l3
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Fresh Shad and Herrings.
GtENTLEMEN who wish good fresh her
Srings direct from the sein, can be sup
piled at the fishery of the late VIM. Hep
burn, adjoininglhe town. at the FISH wharf
prices, also fresh shad for the table. APP
ply TO-,
W. KING, Manager at said landing.
april l8 ct
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Bran & Shipstuf,,

Bran 8 Shipstuff,
LNOR sale on moderate terms on board the
4 schr. Royal America, lying at Davis's
wharf,
loco bis. bran,
90 bis shipstuf.
10 bbls. molasses
Apply to M. MILLER & SON.
Whohave just received per Mary Jane,
from Savannah,
A few casks prime rice
Bales prime cotton.
april II ct
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Rice & Cotton

hICC . COttoH
IT ANDING this day from On board the
IL schr Sally Davis,
20 bales of spinning cotton
20 tierces and halt tierces Of fresh rice
For sale by NJ. MILLER d SON.
april Is lot
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NOW DRAWING.
Aliens Prize List,
First days Drauving Of the
Grand State Lottery, 7th Class.

Grand State Lottery, I'm CtdSS.
DOLLARS.
NJ. *1ISO53 1880 *745I Prizes OF 1000
*iO52 1888 1901 500
*I40I7 *l93O7 *I0463 loo
.aio, x9,iJ *1e0g7 *l99O5 SO
*IIot x4501 *45o8 *1Il9 1858
1896 *I.349 1891 I4575 1886 20
1896
SECOND PAYS DRAWING.
.ss . Iss sss5 Ss:f s., & 1900 }sS
*l8294 *6Io *l0453 1922 *lO74 oO
*i7497 *I292l 1884 *l786O
*I3O91*l7662 1865 1879 ~
1880 *7523 *,44a4. )
THIRD pays DRAWING. 600
No. I9742 Prize of l,ooo
*s42l 3oo
*I7762 100
1853 *4274 1888 1858 so
1899 IO390
*l4 $3.50 1888 *ssas *a7so 80
1851 nS 10
\, .,,os sG issys s ~, 1 & 500
1894 *I4466 1855 l0o
1854 *l3O9 *92l2 "92zI 80
1859 5945 1884
1880 *Io279 1857 $4,000
*Io6S0 1895 *l7696 1882 20
1885 }
n. .ooa. r : p,Gno r DRAWING. ooo
- 1854 *7,s5 t7il7 500
t14s3 3 ta9sa tiSsos 800 so
tg77s f35os t4sso te So 1927 9s y
1850 1917 ti47ig t 'I ti4s75 90
1889 tl74os: 49,.
NJ $4,000 Pc nr ~
- f4so f8I74 f847I 1889 tIesse So
t348 1921 t3oo8 47o82 tlo969
IllSSo Tl49H Hoist 10000 20
n ts.s s tssgs 1 Pas p 1ssg y 600
xS4rc xtEAS1 &JQEl7 xJQAQSl
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A Dividend.

SHE seventh dividend of the assets OF
i Thomson V,oiett's estate, is hereby de-
clared payable on TUESDAY next, 18th In
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-
april Is dtl8ih
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-18
New Cheap Shoes.

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S. &. ID. REED
HAVE just received large assortment
IL 4 Of SHOES, which will be sold tor
CASH, muclrlowef than they ever have been
inthis place. april IA