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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
REFORM ALTON,

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's His.oryo
tn. Reformation OF the Church 0 England
Together with sketches OF The lives OF Lu-
Their. Calvin, and ZuiDgle, the three ctlebIa'
ted retorn.ers OF the continent ny The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector OF the Parish
of st. Aundre, Virginia.
Recommendation.
Having been favored 18th the peru'al OF
an abridgment ol the history OF the reiorua-
ton, prepared for ,pubhcai'oh by lhe rev
B. Alien. with pleasure comply VIII b"
request, in giving il ny humble recomn.n.
da lion. Ii contains the history al all the
important facts as narrated by BuInet, ard
TO those who have not the tine OF the meant
of consulting that writer, n'usl prove 'n'ei-
estipg and valuable. There being cobsI'
derable class OF persons under these ciIcuin.
stances, such work has teen wanted. and
I lhink, the presen, ore will be highly &C.
ceptaJle as serving to n'e.l The existing eI-
isency. WILLIAM H. "lh"H"'
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flirting Academu,


on Fairfax street. 81 the school Ioon recent
ly occupied ty NJ. Ednonds, where by q
stIlct attention and adherence TO bis occupa-
ton and duty be W i'll sndsavor once more 10
merit YOU patronage.
An insp. c,ioD OF the improvement OF 5o&
pupils OF this place is iLe best criterion re-
ipec tie uliIit, OF the system, TO any
gentlemen or ladies' Who are doubtful oil the
FACT that any dhigtDt pupil may acquire The
theory OF two correct hands III ! B Gays, DIR.
d. eng ages 10 convince Of their error, by
perfect demonstration, Whenever they will
honor bin With call.
A lew families may be attended BY maxi
ing early application. Hours OF tuition IRON
8 to u and 10 "A night school is opsn
from to 9.
Conditions and terms as hsIstofoI', eIclu.
si,s Of ius, &c.
n. Is The school will continue ONE
MONTH, ONLY. Iho,e " b. apply esrly
will 6no il 10 their advantage. as tbey vii
Git they choose) have The privilege Of cent?.
Duing tEe whole tern ithout ssy additional
charge
no, 10 s3tee3t
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For EastnOrt.

,F3Al The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
.AAN.SsSS1 Robert Perry, master; bnrtben about
"a bUis. and will re ready to load M lew
'2Ys and wants 500 bbls freight. Apply to
JOAN II. L4DD {. co.
Who have Just received per above vessel,
sTg James Monroe aud schr. ,Hancock, tor
'a.e uow ,tloat,
500 casks fhOmaSton lime
- y e, understandable boards
o. ions tisSter
so bags pepper
az O0lS brown sugar
~ white Hayanardo
81 ST. Croix do
10 boxes mp Gng
10 qr, cas- sweet Malaga wine
halt pipe genuine port 10
10 pieces Russia duck
cases lne ana common fur.hats
itDaoeoas West India rum
- c',hs cut nails OF assorted sizes and
pI best quaiiUy
ec, > If
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John Ill. I.add d Go.

VJAVE Just received from Marseiles per
( | brig Venus. aud ofer Tor sale,
loo casks claret vine
loo boxes Il bottles each ola claret
"a do white wine
25 do Muscat de FrOntignac.
10 pipes brandy
10 boxes white soap soap
80 pale clue doubled, boiled& marbled
10 casks 'uperiue sweet oil
Il baskets II bottles each do
so 30 do do do
bags each loco superine COrks
Isl weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
sgE The good BRIG VENUS, James
49, Kelly, master. burtben he Toos
viii De 10 order TO receive cargo in few
days. Apply as above.
9th oct.
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John III. Laid & Co.

OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
" approved paper ationg dates.
los hbds Muscovado sugar
30 bbls do
loo boxes white st Jago do
GO bids melasses
| do honey
"a chests imperial tea
AZ do young hyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
80 hhds NJ. rum
10 bbs coloring
z do cordial
IS pipes, in pipes, half DO. quarter casks
and hall 30 Madeira wine
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
halt pipes port wine
Hampers white parking champagne
do Clos voglo, burgundy wine
10 cases Han; Brlon claret
5 half pipes Tenerlffe wine
lUauarter casks do
sU. casks Colmeuar do.
10 - Malaga do
4 - Malaga sherry
20 bbls vinegar
| hid cherry bounce
go boxes almonds
80 bbls beef and pork
80 = No. |, mackerel
10 half do do
800 bbls groas and neat herring.
So do do shad
500 bushels oats
1000 lbs soa leather Of District, New Eng.
land and Brazil tanning.
600 tons plaster OF Paris,
300 grind stones
SO Freeborn's pioughs with extra shares
OF winch are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams writing Letter, sugar loaf wrap
ping and sheath!ng paper
1e bales India T. German goous
6 pieces German duck
Is cases men Il boys line Il coarse hats
eases coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies' hair combs
z bales English herring seioe twine
kegs Virginia manufactured tobacco
20 boxes sperm candies
80 ton, tiat Swedes iron
rs casks best English gun powder lying
al the Powder house
90 bbls red ochre
biol indigo
patent balances
=5-pyT nf-s ~9irs & ra.=
b tlerces rice
100 Hamburg demuohns
81 baskets y halt DO sweet oil
1000 lbs binders y ban box boards
coils cordsge, handspikes, hanks, nest
measures 8. boxes.
OF VI
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/ or Freight,

~ The new and superior brig a.
80 DAMS, Rich, master; burthen a
ca. sa' 20 hhds, tobacco, or 1900 bbls. -four,
or, VII III few days be ready to load: APP
pay, J. H LADD & Co.
900 have for sale on board said brig.
2f0 tons Plaster.
'ept2l Il
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For Boston.

For Boston,
IL, THE schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
:ssslswili sail on "Wednesday next; tor
geighi OF Zoo bbls. or passage apply to
A. 4 A. III. ADAMS,
Who hare for Sale,
90 bags coffee
500 sacks Salt
sOop bushels G.. A. sair ---
100 obls. prime pork
goo wa,ts caSsia
loo boxes soap
5OOO pounds sOal leather
90 doZ cali skins
$50 reams cap paper
AZ hnds English island moiasses
50 or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
Geirs wine
700 bags pepper
100 bills No. {. 9 mackerei
sOU b0is ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
30 5Di' beet, No l. 2
10 bbis bright yarnish,
loo 10 tar
10 boxes sweet Cordials
VIII general assortment OF groceries and
.nP Caaailery and pants; which will be sold
kr oct 8
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Bank Stocks.

Bank Stocks.
will at all times buy stocks of the follow.
Il ing banks, al the lar market price Tor
CaSG-riz:
Farmer, and Mechanics Bank OF George
town,
Union bank OF Georgetown
Central Bank vi Georgetown and Wash.
IngtOn
Bank OF Columbia
Bank OF Metropolis
Patriotic Bank OF Washington
bank oi Washing ton
| also wish TO Luy United States 3, 5, G.,
and I and C. Stocks viii tuy aud sell all
U,slrict Banks and oihrr Stocks .or small
Commission all those WISHING 70 buy or
sell, will please 10 call On me. ! have now
60, sale stock OF the
farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town
Union Bank of Georgetown
in few days.
nov IL ROMtLuS RIGGS.
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For New Orleans.

.S1Ss The brig Hannah, w Pearson,
49, master, will sail on the 10th October,
aud take freight or passengers on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE, q Co.
Vho hare noe0 landing from hr.yliidas, and
for sale,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
oct If
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or the newest and most fashionable patterns,
which he offers Tor sale al very low prices
for cash-to wit:
ivory. Buck, Bone, Tip and Forbuck,
Table and Desert KNIVES, and FORKS anu
Ca,yer., Razors ot superior quaiity, II en-
Knives, fine SCISSORS, Cook. Shoe and BUTCH
er-kniyes, Pocket and Sporlsnen hnNes,
lated Casters: Shutters and Trays, Japan
cd 70, Travs Na,t.rs, Bread Baskets, dress
ING Cases and Spittoons, brass Candlest.cks'
cloak and curlain-r,ns, star rods anu Eyes,
Britannia coffee Pots & tea Pots, sugar Dishes
and cream Pots and Spoons, Morosco PocRet
Rs thread Cases, note Books, Waliets,
naa,jIs Rocks. card Cases. and ladie'. kete
cuIes Cloth, Hair, Ctum, LOOM ahd
Ha.rtb Brushes, shaving Brushes, Boxes anu
Soap-a variety ut fancy soaps. pa'eut
nowder FIasks aud shot Belts, waips anu
Sours razor sirops, silver spectscies' Peheh
cases. thimblss aud bodkins, sleei nodhins'
sleeI shutters, patent key rings ana pest 81,
,ver av'd needles, tortoise shell tuck aho s'ne
cfanbs. visiting cards, Reeves "a'er cotols
.v.rranted. camels hair itnchs, ieaihef
tackg,mmon boards, chess-nen, goid
md Silver epau!ets, lace, cord anu thread,
s,lt and plated eagles, swords ana 2e,.
nmmtiugs, plumes, pistols, green w'ie aeu
aars shovel and tonss, brass anotrons'
Inv bellows, gilt and mahogany Hs.he
pier looking glasses, mahogany 'ohe''e
ses, &c. &c. .ao..sv
nov. z.
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Vol. XX111
For Freight,

For Freight,
80 The good substantial Schooner
I'D MOUNT VERNON, Benz. How
n n9..ar-burthen $50 bbls. will! be in
,,,jiooss for the reception OF cargo in
-" II. H. ROWLAND.
,yb5' Offers for sale, received by said vessel
aud schr Gent, from Boston Il
40 ibis. Tanners Oil
~ bhls. No. g, mackarel
40 nall do. No, 2, do.
20 casks refined Loaf Sugar
jn6r bushels Portland Potatoes
few cases Furniture, consisting OF Bu-
-s,n,, Book Cases, Secretary's &c.
I,lh mo. 8 OF
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Freight Wanted,

Freight Wanted,
La, For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
.GX Bradford, master; burtnen about 500
hnds OF tobacco or 1000 bbls -four The
snip in good order aud ready TO receive
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY 81 SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
O. The Editors OF the National .Intelli-
gencer viii please insert the ABOVE once
week or three weeks.
Smo9 1awtf
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TOBACCO.

FESHE subscriber will buy and sell tobacco
4 for a commission of one dollar per
hhd.-PIanters and Others who have tobac
co for sale, by leaving the true samples and
note. With me. will have the same promptly
attended 10. Purchasers Of tobacco will
please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
= have Tor sale, prime crop Of tobacco
4 made by WiiliamaRolme's Esq. Of Mon
gomery County, (Md.l 80 hhds Of first aud
Is OF second quality, inspected at Bladens-
burg. The Inspector pronounced 1t TO be
IN inc shipping order: and all Inspected
lately. RcMULUS hlDoo.
nov ;2
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JUST PUBLISHED,
The Laws
CT THE

Corporation Of Nlfadnar1o,
rs Reused and passed Goth Jan'ry, 1871
If,HlS hlle, but useful volume has teen
Il revised by professional eentlena an. &
contains all tie Laws OF tie Corporation,
at present in force, with 'eIy satisfactory
index Its neatly and correctly prin'et, %
must be necessary book ioI every member
OF our town. A lew copies Tor sale by
JOHN A. STUART.
oct I
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FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 80, 1891.

Coffee, New Orleans Sugar and
Molasses.
WILLIAM FOWLE, & co.
Haze for sale, landing from the schooner
Hector, captain SaoU,
1000 lbs. prime Green CefTee.
IN STORE,
100 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar
60 do New-Orleans and prime re-.
failing ,Mossses.
sept % If
Maryland y Virginia Tobacco,
Wanted by
JOHN Fl. LADD& Co.
Sept 5 n
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FIFTH CLASS.

besides an immense number OF smaller
prizes.
Prizes onty to be drarn
Not taeo blanks to prize.
The drawing will take place as above
stated, and will be completed In SO draw.
ings with all possible despatch, under lhT
superintendent OF
X. [. eigbtman,
William Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine. >Managers.
Thomas II. GilIiss,
Muses. Young, and
Andrew Way, Jr.
The great despatch which has uniformly
been made IN the drawing Of the lormef
classes OF ibi= lottery, and the Immense num-
Der OF spl .ndld capital pIIzes, comhined
with the low price OF tickets afford The great.
est Inducements 10 advenlurers Ia make IN
vestmenls IN this Lottery, contessedl} the
most brilliant 10 the United States.
Whole tickets, S13
Halves, $50 :
Quarters, 8 rs
ElsLths: 16s
whole ticket may produce DIG ,oco
An hall ticket may p'oCuCe $1,000
A quarter tfcket may produce so,ooo
An eighth may produce 1880
6rDrders by mail or private Conveyance
for tlckels in Tins or any other Lottery viii
meet prompt attention addressed 10
J. II. RUNNELS'
Lucky Lottery Office,
King ST, alexandria.
Y. b. Tickets viii advance Oh the lst
of October TO l3 dolls. shares 10 proportions
sept Is u
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For Newhuryport.

seN The good schr. MARY, George
!. '';sis5 \. Howard, master, burthen 600
VS. !, @Dd Will be dispatched immediately, Tor
'''h I'e'sht or passengers apply to
~, J. II LADD & Go.
mo .hcee just receiUsd By said osssess
40 casks Thomasson Lime
% bbls Pota,oe.
~ bushels do
81 VI. Boards
SePt4S
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For Boston.

"a, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, jr.
Ss4t's master, ourihen about 1900 bbis. Sine
: : very superior vessel, and will De ready
!. y ,.ti N lew days, and can take 500 bb!s
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4 eain. Citizens Of Alexandtia.

@ G. DEETH ha, the pleasure OF in.
-. forming you that, having recovered
from bis indspOsIlion he has recommsnesA
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GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY.

FIFTH CLASS.
Nv ILL positively commence DRAWN. oa
w the eth November.
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TAOMAo CHILDs,

KING STREET-opposite the Mechanics
Bank,
sSAS lust receiyeda handsome assortment
of Hardware. Military aud Fancy
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Cheap Boots.

As just received consignment OF ele-
l1gant Boots, toy the box or single pair,
a; very low prces--a!so, general assorl-
meat OF SHOES y hAlo, suitable Tor the
approaching season.
nov b
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Alexander Dawney,

IN the most neat ana approved netnou.
Those whose avocations prevent aIem
from attending in course OF The cay time, will
have all opportunity OF attending The evening
,cIas,. Every attention VIII be paid Tor pro-
mot ng the progress anu Improvement OF pa
nils l.. the different branches. Warm anu
comfortable apartments will be kept curing
the winter season. Inc arrangement, OF the
different class. 5, Specimens OF writing, and
other particulars may be known by ealing
al MIR. John GauIu's shop, King street, tlisn
door from Royal street, north side.
y. ID. has Tor sale ON excellent
surveying Compass,
made in I,onlon, warranted true IN all lis
bearings. ..
nov "a 81
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GOODS

OF the newest and most fashionable patterns
which he offers Tor sale al very low prices
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Congressional Proceedings.
FROM THE NATIONAL iSTELLlGENcER.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tuesduv, Jan. SO.-Continued.

iueSauy, Jan. Oo.-So""1e".
Mr.. Herrlck. submitted for consideration
the following resolution
Resolred, That the president of the Uni
ted States be requested to cause to be re-
ported to this house whether any, and 1t
any, what progress has been made by the
commissioners appointed under the act OF
last session. for the purpose OF survey ing,
marking and locating road from Wheel
ing, iu Virginia, TO the left bank OF the Mis-
sissippi river, through the states OF Ohio, In
diana, and Illinois.
The said resolution lies on tie table one
day OF course.
The bill from the senate, concerning the
collection of the public moneys, and the bill
from the senate, supplementary to an act
passed on the lltb of May, 1890, entitled
can act TO provide for the publication Of the
laws of the United States, and for other
purposes" received their first reading, and
were ordered to be read second time.
MISSOURI.
The house having again resolved itself into
a committee of the whole on the state OF the
union, Mr.. Smith, of Md. in the chair
The resolution from the senate, for the ad.
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louisville, Ky. Jan. 10.

Louisville, Ky. Jan. 10.
Extract of letter received m this town, da-
ted New Orleans, Dec. "a.
awe arrived here on the 3lst inst. and |
am sorry 10 say that we find business in
most deplorable state: The steam boat bu-
.iness is particularly bad Red river has
not been nsvigahle this fall, but it is hoped
that the quantity ofrain We have had in this
country will produce rise in that river
There are already about fifteen or twenty
steam boats here. and not one pound Of
freight Several of the boats have already
embrs ced the Red river traie-they 60 to
the mosth OF Black river and then employ
lighters TO take their loading to Alexandria.
- Pfbur has been sold here for one dollar
per barrel Fresh flour 8 dollars per bbl.
dull Every other article from the upper
country proportionably low and not in de-
mand."
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AN ITALIAN SPRING.

Nay l9th.-An evening at Fiesole.
which is situated on a commanding e.
minence, about three miles distant
from Florence. The country is now
in the highest beauty. Spring is the
season for Italy. We have little Spring
or summer in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Thompson's Seasons. Climate, if it
does not constitute the happiness, is a
very important ingredient III the COM
fort Of life. All evening or night, in
an Italian villa. at this season Of night
ingales and moonlight, is most deli
Cious treat. How could Shah spearc
write as he has done, without having
been in Italy l-Some of his garden
scenes breathe the very life of reality,
and vet if he had been here. think he
would not have omitted an illusion to
the tirefly. little fitting insect. that
adds much to the charm Of the scene.
The whole garden is, Illuminated by
myriads of these sparkling lights,
sprinkled about with as much profu-
sion as spangIes on ladies gown
There is something delightfully."- plea
SAINT to the roIuptuous langour which
the soft air of an Italian evening occa-
Sims and then the splendour of an l.
Italian sun-setting; | shall never forget
the impressions made upon me by a
particular evening. The sun had just
gone down. leaving the whole sky dyed
with the richest tints of crimson, while
the virgin SHOWS of distant mountains
were suffused with bushes of celestial
rosy red : when from an opposite quar-
ter of the heavens, there seemed to
rise another sun, as large. as bright,
and as glowing. as that which had just
departed. 1t was the moon at the full;
and the illusion was so complete that it
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ReGding. I Penn. J JCn. q.

ke"o."5' [ c""' = cGH' -
Thursday night was considered by
the oldest inhabitants, the coolest they
ever experienced in this place. The
sieishng never was known to be better
than the last two weeks and we album
dainty reap the benefit of it. Our
streets are daily literally DISTRACTED
with sleds. loaded with marketing of
every description. Schuylkiil coal of
the first quality has been sold at eigh-
teen cents per bushel. Four years a.
go, it could not be purchased under IS
and sometimes so cents per bushel.-
The pits are SIS miles north of this
borough, and the Coal must be trans
ported by land The whole distance. A
bushcl weighs 80 pounds.
ISchnylkW Journal.
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From the .iibany Statesman.
TYPOGRAPHY OF THE NORTHWEST.

IffOGhAPhf VI THE NORIH"ESI.
During the last year an expedition was
authorized bv the national government,
which left Detroit sometime in the month
of Nav. under the personal orders of Gov.
Cass. Of the Michigan territory, provided
with the necessary means of liking obser-
yations upon the topography, natural his
tory, ana ahorigines of the country. We
have had an opportunity Of conversing with
one of the gentlemen who accompanied
Gov. Cass in the expedition, Mr., II. r.
SchOolsratt, who has recently returned to
this city, bringing large collection of mi
neral and other substances, calculated TO
illustrate the natural history of the regions
visited. We learn that the party passed
through Lake Superior, and penetrated to
the sources Of the Mississippi, which have
been, for The first time, satisfactorily ascer-
tanned In returning, they passed down
the Mississippi TO Prairie du Chen, and
thence came across to Green Bay by means
of the Auscansing and Fox rivers. Indian
tribes were found in every part of the coun-
try visited, by whom they were generally
we'll received, except at the Saut ST. Ma
RE, where hostile disposition was mani
tested. The country was found to present
great variety in it, soil, climate. produc.
lions, and the character of the sayages. and
the information collected must prove high
" interesting both to men of business, and
men OF science.
Mr.. Schoolcrait contemplates publishing
an account of the expedition. under the
t,rm of Personal Narrative, embracing
notices Of interesting scenery, the Indian
ibes, typographical discoveries, the quad
rupids, mineral productions, and geology
of the country, accompanied by an elegant
map. and number of picturesque views.
From an inspection Of the manuscript map
and views, we are persuaded that no anaIo-
gous performances, of equal merit. have
ever been submitted to the hands of the
ensraver in this country. We have always
been surprised, that while We have had so
many travellers through the valley of the
Ohio and Mississippi. no one should have
thought of filling up the chasm in our north
western geography. The field is certainly
q very ample one-we cannot but felicitate
the public in having a person of the ac-
knowledged talents, industry, and original
views of Mr.. S. to supply the deficiency
From The National Inisl',gencsr, Jan. IS.
We are informed by friend, that the Au-
rora, of some days back, contains severe
structures on 8 letter from Coquimbo, which
they intimate was written by an officer OF
the Macedonian. Knowing that not to be
the fact, it may be well to state it. In order
that the writer of that article may know bet.
Ter how 20 estimate the services otthat ship,
and the respect shown by the commander
70 the existing government of Chill, We sub
10 n hereto correspondence between cap
tain Downs AMI the supreme director. 1t
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RsSton, Jlnuaru o6.

As an instance of the effect of the
extreme cold weather for few days
past, We mentions that large cherry
tree, in the garden back OF the man
sion of the late DR.. Warren. was on
Wednesday night split or 6 feet in
length, and so wide that ones fingers
might be easily thrust into the fis-
sure
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-02-02

The Hamburgh papers mention an
attempt to revolutionize the Danish
Monarchy. 1t is said. thatit had been
long in preparation. but was frustrated
on the eve Of its execution, by the Vi
GLANCE of the police.