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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
MEXICO.
From the CharteSto1cn Patriot.

From the ChdrkeStcIril Patriot.
F'ITURBIDE, the Bobapar,e Of Ihs west,
having as.omed she purple, and arransed h;s
imperial household, We are anxious TO beer
whether hi, title will b. acknowledged hy
his brothers on the UthSr sid1 of the Atlantic.
The ministers of Spain ane Portugal ere
treated al She courts Of Europe With scarce
ly decent respect. But vii! thosa courts
tsrn away the Ambassadors of ihs new mem.
Der Ct the family Of moosrch,, who has g.
rected bis Smpirs from the fragments Of one
OF the oldest mouarchies 10 Europe Will
they consider irurb,de IsgItimata sovereign
after having declared Bonaparts an usurpsf?
They wste buIh chiidreo of revolution both
made their way to power through blondshed
aot civil tumuiI both have fought upjsr
the banner Of liberty for their personal sg.
grandiz smept both have employed fer their
sleviasioD no coar,eT instruments Lhaa bayo
nets, and relied for the success of their
schemes 90 no stronger feeling thsn fear.
50 But here the parallel ends. The BJnas
parte Of the east revived none Of the super
sliIIOus establishments end mohki,h yIan
MES that revolution ought TO sweep fro.u lhe
fScs of the earth. But re Bonspsrte Of the
ives! has given fresh sxhteDce to an instilu.
ton, ,ha, OF the ipquiSitiOo, that no mon
arch 10 Europe will peTWit to cum6er and
polIule his domioions He Of the east tri.
umphe6 by the use Of the violeDt mesns, bat
then there we're some genial elements tina,
mingled with abe harsh coBtiituenis nf his
power He did not enter into en- alliance
with superstition, and make ecclesiastical
tyranny one of The bases OF his authority.
Bot he Of the west has sought his aIliss a.
nong he enemies Of generous views and en-
lightened opinions, and borrowed the 'huu
der, Of tbs church TO sustain civil dominion
10 the new world, whilst their fsinlest echoes
are no longer heard in the old
I. may, perhaps, be said that bo.h mon
archs have followed as popular opinion has
led and that BSnsparte no more dared to
borrow the weapons Of soperslitioD than
coull Ilurbide reieet them. Boz this !, the
homsge which tyrsots pretend TO Psy 10
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21

An order was published al Madrid on The
Gath July, declaring the 9TH military dis.
trict (Cataionia) in state of war. The army
Of operations, Of which Nina was the chief,
wssl directed 20 occupy the district
A treaty OF peace has been concluded he.
tween Tuscany aud Algiers. The differences
between Spain and A'giers seem likely to be
serious.
TOULON, July Z.
Rear Admiral Hamelu, has received or.
ders to take command ofs squadron which
will shortly sail from this port. II is suppo.
sed the squadron is to cruiZe on the ccast of
Spsiu.
Several Of the 6eputie, at Madrid have ad.
dressed series OF letters 10 the permanent
d.ps,ation of the Cories, complaining biz
terly OF tbs Hardness of the government in
ticking measures to secure the advantages re-
Gently obtained over the enemies of the Con-
stitutional system They recommend the
appointments of a mini,try, proof against all
assaults; that foreigners who atet cons pirscie,,
and scatter gold to seduce The wesk be ban.
ished the cnuutry; that traitors be brought to
condign puni.hment, and that the perfdious
advisers OF the King, be hunted down, howe
yer exalted their rank.
MADRID, July Is:
People begin to ahink at Paris OF ths rerai
OF their minister at our court; and we talk
here Of calling home the marquis de Cs,a
Yrujo.
~ GIBRALTAR, Aug. z.
By an order of the day, is,usd at Aigrzi.
ras on the 9Th Aug. it appears that mum.
Der Of deluded men have rashly sent forth
the cry of rebellion 10 the Runda Mountains,
proclsining the government Of tyranny, and
subvertiog the constitutional one happily e.,
tabiished in Spain" Troops have, accord.
iDgly bsen orderss to march against thsss
frrm Algszirss, which are to be Joined by
F., Their, from Gsusie and Cssaros, The whole
column will consist of 5lO foot, AID so horse
The military commandsui at Cadz has sent
all hi' spar. troops against the m.lcontepts
in the Ronda Mountains.
Tranquility wa almost completely resto.
red TO she provinces of Siguenza by the la
| teat scc3Unts-The com msnder OF the (reb-
| ely srmy of she Faith in Nsvarre, re. ep tered
| Aoiz, and was there on the ed ult. Alter
extsrsIng 5000 shirts, and as many hemp
sandals, froSS the Inhabitants, he marched
,, out in the night of the same day, and gro,
cesded 20 Es1oz.
His Majesty ha, refused to admit the re.
| signa,lon tairsady twice tendered) of The new
| Ministers of the lat.rior, M. Cslatrsvs, but
, has admitted that of ,isa Minister for Foreign
| Affairs, N. MarsineZ de la Rozs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
mot arrived.

From orr attentive correspondents Of the
" Y. Mercantiie Advertiser, we have recci.
we'd the following intelligence
NEW YORK Sept 10.
We are indeO'ed to cspt. Noyes, of the
fas, sailing brig White Oak for a file e the
Gibraltar Chronicle To the 9TH uit. Inclusive.
The American squadron left Glbraii-r on
he 9Th for Port Mshon, their usual rsndez
vous
Capt. Noye' informs that official otelti.
eeace haG been rec wed a. the different Cons
suiales N Lsgh.rD, of The declaration C q
bIockade .re Turkish porls IN the Levaut,
bs ine admired o. tina Greek neet-who con,
tinue5 .uccessfuI in his operations al sea a.
gain,t he Turk
The season 10 l,sly and the Mediterranean
had been remarkably bot and dry.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21

pobiic opinion, whilst they iu.ui. and tam.
pie upon il. He that is master of armies
ready to second bis wishes is the master Of
popular feeling, and not its slave. 1t would
seem, therefore, that allowing the motives of
both monarch, To have ben equally sinister
and selfish equally founded 10 gross hypoc.
risy and dangerous principss-siIl rhe east.
ern dynasty was 10 have been preferred to
the western, or Booap.rte to iturbide, be.
cause liberty may shake off ritsry COVER.
hnt csnno, so easily superstition and eecle-
siasiicsi tyranny. We a'e, however not
sure that monarchy can lorg live in the west
surrounded by republics and TIE drama Of
royalty lately acted in Mexico, beginning in
pomP and pageantTy, may yet terminate in
tragical and bloody catastrophe"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
A CARD,
Mr. & MRS. DYAs

"NN N NITaos ID 40
would be wanting in gratitude, were
they to leave Winchester without pub
heiy expressing their deep sense Of obiI-
gation 10 those Ladies and Gentlemen
to whose beuevoleUee they are indebted
Tor the means Of proceeding On Their
long and hazardous iOurpey,---The'rr
'IneeTe prayers for the happiness an"
prosperity Of the good people of WIN
chester are offered up, aud they ask
leave to bid then q long and uftgci'h9
ate ndien -.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
FROM PORTUGAL.

Tbe following particulars from the king,
dom e Portugal, srs fuioiheh, in addition
% the iatelign2ce obtainsd BY the former ar.
rivals.
Afr ,evsral days debste. the Portuguese
Cor,e, rejected, ou the III cf Jgly, II
out % Ii Ariici /, which one Of Their con,
'nif -; y,oe~sced to sdG 70 the Constitution
cb':ily oac'ing; 'b-t exclusive Of General
Congress, c. nsposed oi so Members (coe
h'H 20 b. elected ~ Portugal. and he other
hall " Brazil there sh Old be, each kIng-
6oD al Corte. ep powered t. legi,iatq 90
all ,ua'ters relative to it, intsrnsl adrUiri.trs-
tic Db'Hct, bDwe,er, t. he revi,ion OF the
Central Congres, which shouj a,certsiu
whether the dscress Of those local Amenities
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
LATER FROM VENEZUELA.

NEW DIRK september u.
HIorales deQd.-l' will be seen from the
following letter from an attentive cores.
pnrden' st Curacao, that q bSItls had been
fought on 'ha S2sni,h m.in, between Gsne-
rel Pa,z and General Morales, which termi.
,a,od 10 she death of the LASER, and victory
By the Repubcaos.-I1 The battle is mention.
ed sbove A more iu!l account OF the brush
between the Grnmpus and Spanish priva.
teeI is also detailed.
CurrNcOn, AuguSt g.
.Iust anchored, SpsDi0h schoouer from
Porto CAbelio, Confirming 'he defeat of Gu.
sessl Morales, ct BetgImioa, by Grnersi Pa
ez. Morales died Of his wounds thu next
day. She also confirms 'he defrst Snd cap.
tore Of Gen. CeceIls, ny Gen. SoubIene, at
Ocumsrs ! gave you tull dstsil Of 'hese
transactions Eer 'ch"oner Macdonough,S
sailed hvncs for New York tour or five days
ago.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21
WASHINGTON, September Id.

Chri.topher Rankin, the present member
of the House OF Representatives from Mis-
si'sipPi, ha. been re-escted to Congress by
a large majority over his opponent, George
PoindexIef Nut. Int
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21

TennesSee.-Ths legislature of this state
sdjourb.d on the 24ih ult. after n session of
five weeks. IL does not appear that any
assointmeDt Of O Seaator, TO fiji The term
commescing on the 4th of March next, took
placs. Samuel II. Williams was, for NAL
practices, removes from ,he Office of Sur.
veyor Genorsl of the7t district, and VIII
liam MErtiS elected in his place. Jacob
Peck was elected a Judge of the Supreme
STATE Court, in the place rf JsJge Emner.
SOD, resigned; and William l.. Brrws wa.
elected on additional Judeo OF chat Cour. -
The Reaa Bill, hersofore noticed, wa. re
jrc,sd in the Senate, and the act of 1920,
authorizing the Nashville and old State
Bank, 10 consOlidaI. with the new State
Bank, was repcaled.-I6id.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-09-21

EdUard Giles, formerly of Virginia, /.
elected Governor of 'hc State of Illinois, by
a m Jori,y Of abcu, 500 vote, over his oppo.
nent, General Pbilips
Daniel r. Cook, the present member
from Illinois, i, electsd to the 18th Congre,.,
BY a majority Of near 1909 votes over his
competitor, Mr.. M'Le,D.
Messrs. Eddy aud Du1(ce, the prescott
members from Rhode i.lsnd. have been re-
elected u Congress without opposition.
.John Scott IS re elected 10 Congress from
the state # Missouri, by what majority We
have not heard Nat, Int.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
JUST RECEIVED,
AND ior sale at the Bookstore, lO5 Market street

And Tor sale at the Bookstore, los Market street,
"A Summary Of Phistobgy-By F. Magendic, Doctor Of
Medicine of the Faculty OF Paris &c. Translated from the
French, by John Revere, NJ d. Vice President OF Medical
Society of Maryland, sc-Prce S3.
Dcctor Synars 2ad Tour in search of the Picturesque,
part 1st.--S1.
Ciushhao, occidental story, attributed to Lord BY
ron. -----31cts
The TrO Foscaf, Tragedy, ny Lord Byron.-63cts.
Can, Mystery, BY Lord nyron.-50cts.
0G.taede, he optcast, Dramatic Poem, BY Samuel 3D. II
Julal.-75cts.
The Babere Sevile, Comic Opera in three acts 31cs
Reports IF Cases argued and determined in the Gene
ral Court Of Appeals Of the State of .yaad from 1900
to 1905, inclusive; BY Harris and Johnson-S6,5O
Lie Of William Penn by NJ. L. Weems, $500
Sardanapaus, Tragedy, by lord Byron, IS
POEMS by Bernard Barton, 63
Minstrel Love: from the German Of the author9 -
Of Undne.
PharmacologIa the History Of Medicinal sub . 80
stances, " John Ayrton Paris, Nd FL SIS -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
Thirty Dollars Reward.

Absconded from the service Of Tic subscriber On Sunday
morning last Peer J0qHcite by trade Shncakeii small
s atue pncknakel black hair, dark complexion, sbuu
s fcet inches high; took with him bI Ting. allied
caa pretty mach worn, pair cflazec boots with Quad
phch % c voc Of Que d item; yellow spotted MGR.
saies Yastco., with yellow glass buttons blue do anew
roram a pair ot blue and red mixed kcrscymerc la i-
lets, and back handkerchief He also oct blue long
TAXED cloth coat with yellow METAL butons striped green
and bite s~angOwn waiStcoa muslin shiIts pair blue
clah pantaets ofthe kind s as the coat last lies.
crbed, with three round buttons each p He ran off
about yess ago, and back and agreed serve his
time oat; but went away above stated taking With him
number Of articles d c!oahing belonging the subscri-
Der Whoever retrns said Quate ne, secures him in
jail or gives such information Shall lead his ction
andrecoreY Of the ceathed. shall have the above reward
RTCH4RD HIGHFIELD
Pe,nstorOHsh IospasMD, Chester collty, Penn.
March %, 1922 2i-4tp
Cj The leicester Gazette will insert Tie above o the
amount % ~, I'D charge il die editor ot'he Wachnan
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02

AND NOW, to wit, March b. 1929, on motion i, n.
dered by the Court, thar the foregoing report and @
ments, be published in both the Wilmington newspapers
Ne7ocdstie county, s S.
cr1No do Certify the foregoing is true COW ofn.
Seal Sreport and documents submitted by Tie commn w.
S~oc| who appointed settle with the Tns,
ofe Poor, and the proceedings, Of the Levy Court
on remaining filed Of Record III Testimony where's
have hereuno set my hand and affixed my seal of one.
Newcastle, the eighteenth day of March, Arno nnmin;
1929. D.qVIb P.AI.NTER. q p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
NOTICE.

All persons who have demands against tie estate Of
HE.ART " PHTSICA, late Of the borough of Whining
on formerly Of Cecil county, in thc state d Maryland,
leceased are requested pres their accounts duly
tested ar settlement; and those Who are indebted the
aid estate BY bond, n3tr otherwise desired
to make speedy payment 70 BENZ tIlS FERRIS,
.lis1asnator ruth ne 4p,t altlered
wilmington, limo, II, 1922. g. Sin n II
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
Boot and Shoe Mandatory;

~ BfoQd, near Mihley Street.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene.
ia That he carries on the above business, in all lis variety
Having employed Foreman ofthe best capacity and be-
my determined 10 employ the best worIen both for mems
and @omens work, and having procured the best mate-
a6 nc confidently atters himself that he will be enabled
o5iye general satisfaction and merit share of patronage
SAMUEL. WOLLAST0N
lIc continues the Bricklaying business former.
" Apply above.
One Or two boys Of respectable connections wanted
apprentices.
1st month IL, 1922. 1T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
NOTICE.

Was committed 10 the Public jail Of Newcastle -ounty,
STATE Of Delaware, BY one Gf III Justices
pc The peace ii and for said county BLACK gY ii or
y years ofage who calls hmse TOM al s4es i II The
property Of R'eh B4nidn, of Gel County, .lfauhad
This IS thcrc u 70 give notice. that ifthe master or
Owner ofsaid boy, 50 imprisoned aforesaid shat oin Or
Neglect 70 release him from rrson ~ proving properly, he
will bc discharged from confinement vii hin SIX @ct h, from
he date hereof pursuant % Of tie GeAea Assem-.
MY Of The State Of Delaware, III case fade and pro-
led DAVID u WIlSON SiE
March is, 1922. 2j-I2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST COACHES.

Leave the Subscribers tavern, sign of the Swan Whining
tom and David Johns sign Of the White Horse Banks
Philadelphia, al O'Clock A. NJ and at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
every day, Sundays excepted FARE ONE DOLLAR.
The siices attention paid passengers who for their
convenience viii be taken up or set down in apy nar og
the city. All baggage must be at the risk Of the owners
ISAAC ANDERSON
s'al; s sns from Market to Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets.
.larcA 49, 1922 4-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
TO LET.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

was stolen from the stable ofthe subscriber, living near
inc hed LION Delaware. the 28th Of December last
bhfGHI B.4f .M4RE, between IA and Is hands high
between and years old both hind feet whte star 10
her face wart above her left eye, small one on her
breast and scar on her ank occasoned by there having
little OF The name rubbed of by halter, light tail the
mar OF which has not grown out since docking Whoever
w return her, or give such information shall lead to
her recovery, shall receive reasonable reward and eX
penses 6EORGE RTrJfSEK
March 5, 1892. ie--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02

In tie LEVY COURT Of Nezecashe county, held az the
Court House, in The Tos0n Of Newcastie, The l2h day 81
February .4uo Domni 1892, Il aUds on notion Ordered
Ma Committee be appointed to settle sOim The Trustees
tie Poor q sad county .Vhch Committee repoeda foHo1es-
The Committee appointed by the Levy Court TO settle
with the Trustees ofte Poor for Newcastle county, beg
leave report that they met committee Of said Trustees
the PoorHouse Of said county, and carefully examined
their accounts commencing the 10th day OF January
1921 and ending the 4h day Of February 1922 which
they compared with the documents produced IN their sup
port, and have arranged the accounts OF SAID Institution
under the following heads, viz Statement NO shows
the of Poor Tax laid by the Levy Court for the
year 1921 with the balances due from the Collectors Of
Poor tax for former years. which compose the whole
to be paid by the county for the support OF the Poor
for the year 1921 Statement No. shows the amount Of
money received by the Treasurer of the Poor, and
the payments made by him within the first named period
Statement No B shows the amount of Debts remaining UNI
paid by the Trustees on the 14h February 1922, with The
funds remaining pay the same consisting of the balances
unpaid by the Collectors, a2d also an estimate OF the prob
able wanted to meet the current expenses OF the pres
year for the support ofthe Poor Your committee fur
Their beg leave state that the number OF Panpers which
they found in the Poorhousc amounted to $780, which
be considered fair average Ofhe whole number supported
Throughout the year. and whose expense for boarding has
cost the sam of S3l10975 which is less than per
day for each Pauper The smanesS OF this must be
owing i'll great to their own resources as they
raise large proportion Of Pork, Beef Vegetables Butter
&c (Which they consnme) upon their small establishment,
and goes shew what might be bya productive farm
to be cultivated by them under the superintendent OF
good farmer Your committee would beg leave further to
remark that they Of opinions that when any class OF
czens called upon TO contribute by way OF taxation to
the support OF any Institutions it is nothing more than rea
s0nable that fair statement Of the expenditure Of their
money should be made at least year and published
for the information Of those who may contribute, and there
tore recommend that the Levy Court pass resolution re-
uestng such statement to be published by the Trustees
81 The Poor, annually All Of which is respectfully sub
nittcd.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
To meet which payment there is al =.
balance due from Tre'r of Poor. l79
due from Collectors of the Poor tax. ooe
$685. %

Leaving deficiency of this sum, 900 =,
TO which may be added the probable sum which -
may be wanted for the year 1922. 7440 %
The sum to be provided for by tax for 1922 7o58 ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
II II Nj o v AL.

EE II w =
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs hi,
friends and the pubic generally. that he hasremoy.
ed from the Queen Of Otaheite to the
West side of Market Street.
Directly opposite the Town.IIall, Wilmington.
Delaware;
Where he has purchased and opened House Of
Entertainment for Travellers and Others sign Of
J.4yHES a. B.1Y.lRD.
He confidently hopes continuance of his former
friends and customers and trusts his superior az.
recommendations will merit a continuance of an in.
creasing public patronage. ELI LAMBORN.
Wilmington, March 10, 1891 -tf
NIB. Horses Gigs, Carriages, &c kept for hire
as usual. Ell.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
A TEACHER WANTED,

To lotion and WooIlen Manufacturers.
The subscriber Agent .o James & J. A smith u Lei
cese Massachsett, receives aud transmits orders for
Cofoa ard y ogi .lciae Cards Of every description.
Certificates N then superior excellence, from he lns-
ton anil other northern man factories, with ples oil
Ihckset, together With prices and cns nay be uI
application Those IL the Muoicn trade, trtic lar
requested 70 examine double C4rirg Z, elne Al J. 4 "
Mahys Factory on the BRANDY Wlre, cot'.c,l wiAJ & j
\ Smiths Cards JOHN t3E3ER1
VA II -, 1922. 2l--Sm HAain2..a e Da y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02

The time OF Black Girl will he
disposed upon reasonable ensaged Is years 10 serve
until she becomes 10 years od--heslhy and acveFor
particulars apply to the printer
18th March. es-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02

To be Sold at Private Sale,
Or let for term Of years. a TIT .TILL with strong
water power, suitable for Cotton factory other works
with about eight ofand convenient dwelling house
stablg, and other OUT buildings Ii is situated in East
Bradford Chester County, Penn. % miles west from
Chester to Lancaster For further information &c apply
TO the subscrber the premises Possession first April
or any time during the Spring Summer
March 25h, 1922 22--9tp JOSEPH BUFFINGT0N.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
Coach and Harness Making.

Coach and Harness Making.
The Subscriber informs his Friends and the pubc tba
he still carries the business in its various btanch
Is, his shop, Of King and Hanover streets No
l26, Wilmington; where all orders in his line will be exc
cued with dispatch lie returns thanks the public for
pas avors and hopes to be able 10 give general satsic
ton to all who may favor linn with their custom lie con
nues to keep on hand general assortment of new Car
rages made otgood materials also second hand
together with all kinds Of fIaness-Likewse, Patent q.
Springs fotcarriages all which he will dispose of ON mod
crate terms FOR cash. IHOvJ9S lfOORE
March 5, 1922. 16-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02
CONTRA

Jan. 70. BY balance due you this day in settle't
1872. by payments Of orders drawn at SUI
dry times for support Of Papers OF
Of fhn Hmm. ~,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-02

Statement No.
Nescastls county lccoR r ne Trustee gNe PoorJr
SAL c0intj, Dr.
1921
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-21
Alexandra Coffee House.

NHIS establishment, which is now o.
4 pened Tor the accommodation OF the
public; offers to The citizens OF the District
resort at once ge,teel and respectable.
The proprietor has expended large a.
mount in making it suitable place for the
reception OF gentlemen, from whom alone
he solclts patronage, the decorations, pa
pering, aud painting displays at one view
elegance an taste combined.
The coffee room will be supplied With
the most commercial papers OF the
Union, together with every refreshmenl
suitable 10 the season. Coffee can be
served at any hour, also porter, beer,
ale, wines, cordials. and liquors OF every
description OF the best that can be OBJ
tanned in the District.
The proprietor hopes from his unwear
led exerlions, to establish room for the re-
ception of thu respectable part OF the COM
muniry; and from his future attention, and
in consideration of the whole to receive
the patronage OF the public, being conf
dent oftheir appreciation when visited.
VINCENT MA2SOLETTI.
th+P. S. The Alexandria Coffee house
;s on Prince street, door above Union,
leading 10 the Centre Wharf !eb 70