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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
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From the Democratic Pre,s.

s|.r ....i FROM Ms Deu)crnfc fress.
The most indetsusaoe reader OF poetry can but
rare, hope 10 have Eis way cheered by uxurisnt
" cco sketch as The following seeming bril-
iinay OF fancy IL uaite with te happe.t felicity IN
emDodymB ia conceptions. The animal and the
Fcs,taoie world assume the soiosst sod the orsbt-
"s', the nosi Be,anchoiy and delec tints yst ey
I. tut 10 true To nature
POETIC VI SKETCHES.
o power OF love so fearful yet so fair
Liie OF our life on earti ysl kan 10 care !"
II lay mid trees, a little quiet pest
Like 10 the s,ocs doves AMI lbe honey.suckle,
Spre al q The cottage roof, wbue the red rose
Grew round the easement, whore the Tuck ieAyeo
vine
Wore iuxurisnt curtain, With wreath,
Il bridal wreath Of silver jessimnr
A'soh tufi lay before the door, o'eriung
VITA large wslnut tree green canopy,
Encici.d round with hosefs and like queen
ot.tiic young roseS, Stood bright checked girl
With sLaiies OF Summer, aud vnb lips os Spring,
a shape OF air. and footsteps OF the wind.
She looked all hope and siadness but her eyes,
Her deep blue eyrs, wiIich seemed they did owe
Their unts 10 the first viet April brings,
bad ye, her sad meanings IN them twas no grief,
Bu. ss presage OF some I'll 10 cumc-
She sIood upon the turf, shile round her few
Her br,s baed pigeons, feeding from her h md
and still she threw tiesh flowers upon the cage.
Where tive white doves were cooing md thsn ran
bdght as The rose leaves falling, to her sire,
10 greet HIM, and give a kind good morrow.
blossom full oi promise 10 iifc's Joy,
That never Comes to irnit hope for a time
Suns 'he youns now'ret in its yiadsome light,
And IL iroks hourshing inite while
Iis past, We know not whittier hut It's gone
sone csnser has consumed 1t, or some blight
i'as nip! 1t ulawares, some worm has preyed
Upon IA iife, or else some unkind blast
hss torn u from the stem and lhost who ioy'd,
WHO tondIy cultured il. are ,eft 10 weep
Over the ruins o! their cherished Il % ser.--
passed ny mat syect cottage II was changed;
fhc rose trees were all dead, tbt unpfuned v;ne
Was traihng on the ground, ,he lhics gcowa weeds
Gave signs ofdeaoation; one poor dove
Sat by|a prlken easement, while hec wait
Was echoed mou Ufuy from the lone roof.
Love' . fond Love be'rayiug, ueinuiul,
How can We ,r',st the hope of Tie To thee
j. II not building on the sands Fair g,r,--
IL was ihs dArkDsss af Thy destiny
She loved ohs all INV or.hy of her love.
Alas that stl' devoted confidence
Should ead her but into ruin tie beguled
Her steps from home aud bappines, nd when
ShgtSused bnt 70 him, his heart no more
Answered the heat ofher's--then ne could leave
The lond ,!eoeivsd one lone aod desoiie
She tuFGsl tO.ncr father whom size left,
Aud snell an prayed forgiveness he might not
LOOK on h"r pse che * thin AZ Nsted form,
Ano not weep u'cr hes, Kind ana pardoning teass.
licr heart Was broken aud familiar scenes
OF b,pp,er dals sad childhood brought charm
10 one whose hope WAS past AVA, she d..d
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
vtopplxc TIE ttKsTioN::y

Fudge said my father to me one day,
when ! told him that ! had made up my
mind to marry Miss Q. How do you
know she'll have you, boy? Have
you popped tic question yet? What do
you mean, sir, said |, by popping the
question? POh, said my ahcr, if that's
all you know about courting, be assured
you'll live single all your lite--go and
ask the glri If she knows what it means.
AS 1 had long indulged passion for
Miss c. ] had hopes from my favorable
reception of making her my wife; but
never had the courage to ask her TO have
me. Often had sat down and wrote
the most eloquent speeches, which care
fully commitled 10 memory, for the pur-
pose OF making my love known to her
but my heart always failed ne wien the
time caine tor tileir delivery. 1T this
time long boots were worn, the tassels OF
which were torn 10 pieces, and the eEds
oimy fingers bit to The quick, while max
ing an flor, 10 deiNei my address. My
throat always Became dry, and my mem
ory failed me 50, that | could neither
think of what | wished TO say, nor speali
II had thought. Lvery moment, | FIX
cd the next fox The time to begin but to
10 purpose; Tor | was dumb until my
fair ore would break the silence, by ask
ing the news, or Offering ne ca renny
for my thoughts" One evening as we
sat upon the sofa, Ii occurred to my mind
the conversation which had with my
my father, and accordingly asked Miss
q. what the meaning oipoRbins The gueS-
ton was? She hesltated moment, aud
alter recovering from little embarrass-
ment, very significantly observed, 4"
expected that was VIVA! brought you SO
often TO our house. Before l Can have
YOU, you must ask father ard mother
and if they have no objection Pip
what ? / exclaimed; ha0e me /? 4" Yes"
o what simpetop, thought }, have |
been. A young lady unacquainted with
the world, that she should have given
herself away to man, whose ignorance
denied him all the pleasure Of couriship
could not sit, bat got up and went home
ashamed OF myself, almost determined
not TO marry, because had not asked
/ my mistress 20 have me.
When | reached home, | told my faith
er what had happened. lie laughed
heartily al me, and said that be knew how
it would turn out. Be assured, boy
said he, the girls are not such hard -heaIt-
ed creatures as the men choose to max c
them appear; and if young men would,
instead ot their sonnets and love- sick dit.
| ties, address them with, Miss, will you
have, there would be rery iew OF three
and four years cou,t4hips. --Pop,he cues,
ton right away. Exper'ence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
~" ITO W" -"0"'"y -0I3HssHc.
The Lawyer and the Sweep.

A rosush Old lawyer was planning ne w sin,
As lac .sy OH III. Ued ia II. OF ,he gout,
The a5a'and the dey-bgh, w>re juet coming in.
Fhe ,'nk rnA ads .nd rusb-iighIs we're Just soiu:
When chimney sweeps boy, who had made mrs.
take,
Game hop down the fae with a clut,crng rush,
And baMied, as he gave his black muz@e . shake,
" My n,asIer's s.cou,ng 20 give YOU brush"
wv that be the Case" said the Old cunning elf.
- There 8 no moment 20 .ose--ll 10 high lime 10
6ee,
Ere le gives me brush. will brush Of my self
IL wait tor ihe pev,l, the d. vii lake me-
So he mpd 10 the door without say ing his PRAYERS
Bu, oid Nick Was too deep TO be nck'd OF his
prey,
For the kI4ve broke his neck by tumble down
STAIRS,
And thus ran to the Desb 10y runniog away.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
CURE FOR THE vAPogRs.

a servant maid went to u lady oiQua'i,
ty, to hire herself in the capacity otnouse-
maid. Pray my lady, says the girl, who
is to rub the turrrtnre, the iootmap or
me :? neither, replies her lady ship, 10 1t
every day for my heallh's sake; and 1
wish other ladies of quality would do the
same, to cure them OF the vapours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

q EAT inconycniercc having resulted 10 this De.
~ pertinent, BY giving credit for Posteges of let.
puncluay paid at the end Cf quarter. as it shall
cur wiz IN future be discontinued. Those gentle.
men who have been waited upon with their accounts.
j6r tie payment Of accounts DIE, and rho haze
PAD TIE same informed they closed. amt
no letter, in future. addressed them, will be dev.
cred without tue Postage being previously paid
he practice of scrding Accounts for collection
vii, IN future be discontinued the accounts will be
placed in their respective boxes for coil, con whci.
must be paid during the fret week in each quarter
this Regulation is irrevocahle
ID MUMFORD, Post Master.
Nrwpo-t Ju'y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
ANEcDoTE.

A periwig maker in the town fLewes
in England, made use Of the biblical sto.
ry OF Absolem, to recommend the sale of
ale hair. He had sign painted on the
front OF his shop, representing the rebel.
lious son Of David hanging in an oak, by
the hair OF his head, with this whimsical
couplet below:
Absolem unhsppy sprig.
Thos sh0uld's, hare worn petwig.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
euRRAN, THE IRISH BARRIsrER.

A bar,ister entered the hall with his
wig very much awry, and Of which not
at all appriscd, he was obliged to endure
from every observer, some remark on rs
appearance, till at last. addressing himself
to MIR. Curran, he asked, DO YOU see
any thing ridiculous in this wig?" The
answer instantly was, Nothing but the
head"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

Virginia, occupied tic aoor in speech
Of two days. AT the close of the second,
an eastern wag exclaimed, in the words
of DIR. Young, as he left the Hall,
..Insetisie .7reher ! could not one suffice?
Twice hast thou sped tsy dart, aud twice
My peace was slain.--.N y. .irner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
A SWISS BrsERNrANIsM.

A Swiss captain, buying pcII-meII in
the field Of battle, the dead and the woun-
ded, it was represented TO him, that some
OF those whom be thus buried, were not
quite dead, and with care might perhaps
recover" Poh Poh J" said he, 9" if
ycu take their word for it, there is nat
man Of 'em will own himself dead"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
sIOP-W WATcH.

A gentleman goinghomc one evening
stopped a wa,chman TO enquire the hour.
=" Sir" replied the hcetious guardian
of the night, II am not a sfop.Trdteh." !"
81 know it," retorted the other " | ask.
ed you because you appear to be going"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
PEMEDY FOR LEAK.

An Ilishman on board alinnace which
leaked at sea, set about cutting hole in
the bottom Of the vessel, as ne wisely OBJ
served, 10 let out The water.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
ALE.

JONATHAN ! ALMY, informs
the public, thpt be hes received for sale, and
WI keep constant supply of DOUBLE ALE, of the
hts' quality at No iSO, Thames. street, enrncr o.
Long Vharf April n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07
CONGRESSIONAL WIT.

In the course OF the long doing de-
bates of the las, session ol Congress up.
on the Bankrupt bill, Mr.. Afeher, of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-08-07

"PhINiLhG, u az Siaes,eSsssiea IN
se''sfssiary reansr, az sais office.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
REPLY TO A CAUTION.

TN caution In the Gazette, alludngto GER
Il tain John L. Ellis, by a positive GERARD
LORD, stating that he will not take up certain
note unless compelled by law, in consequence of
certain conditions not being complied with
What those conditions are the said Ellis is at a
loss to tell. He knows Of no other that con-
Germs Mr.. Lord, except the bond which he still
retains, and which is ready whenever the said
Lord RENTS the amount thereof, as he promis-
ed to do. Though on referring TO the note the
sald Ellis finds il to be for S32 So, which he
will convince Mr.. Lord Of, by law, as he seems
to request; also bring to the test those certain
conditions. The same identical
JOHN L. ELLIS.
NIB The public are requested not to refuse
the "Lord's" sacred thirty-two dollars& 6fiy-two
cents note until they have the offer oft. j. l.. c.
nov 25 1aw3t
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNHE heirs, or legal esentatives, of WM.
a HALL, who sailed " iih me as a seaman on
board the sloop Globe, on her late voyage to
the West Indies and died at the Island of Cur
raco, viii please cal! on board said sloop, at
Janney's wharf; where they can receive his
chest and clothing, by paying the balance due
fro M him to the G | ODE
nov 20 tf NATHANIEL S. COLE.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
NOTICE.

TTTHEREAS HENRY HADRY, an insoi-
w vent debtor has, by deed bearing date the
18th inst. conveyed to me all his property for the
use Of his creditors, agreeaby TO the act OF con-
gress for the relief Of insolvent debtors within
the District Of Colnmbia-Ido therefore, eau
don the debtors Of said Hadry against paying
their respective debts To- i'm, or any person not
authorised by me TO receive the same. And
such as have in their hands or possession any Of
his property or effects are hereby notified to
hold the same subject to my order.
nov 90 lw2W NJ McCLOSkEY, trustee.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29

LEATHER, SUGAR, etc.
u ONATHAN SHiLLABER offers for sale
ID 500 sides soal leather
90 bags d,ubIe refined India sugar
8 hhds old jamaica
4'i bbls No beef
90 boxes soap
90 do mould candles
90 do dipped do
chests best sewing Irvine
20 bundles sheathing paper
80 boxes mems and women's shoes
10 coils cordage
500 nests boxes
100 sets measures
20 casks cut nails assorted
2 bales India checks
10 boxes Goldfish
10 barrels best anniseed and Glove cordial
2 cases water proof hats
IL kegs best mustard
6 cannisters copal varnish
SO boxes Nos 1, 2, and 3 chocolate
90 haIfdo No. june s
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29

Cassia, Wine, Whiskey, etc.
q .MUEL MESsERSMITH has on hand and
~ offers for sale OH accommodating terms,
lO9 mats cassia
$40 bbs Baltimore whskey
1000 lbs Laguira, Havana and st Domingo
coffee
200 kegs English aud American white lead,
ground in oil
$50 sacks Liverpool fine salt
80 bills. No Potomac shad
"a packages gunpowder & imperial tea of
the latest importations,
IL hhds. and bbls. LIST 8, Cd quality Musco-
vado sugar
Pipes Holland Gin
. Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
/ Half pipe or cask e;.:,..
Is Half or casks ''"y vino
10 Or casks Canary do
Is Ditto Malaga do
Ditto Colmenar do
Sugar-loaf paper and binders boards
In Cases Sweet Oil in TASKS
So Boxes Muscatel Raisins
so Boxes Mould g. Dip, Candles
Boxes and ] boxes, Bakers Nos l So, and
Eapham's No. ], chocolate, constantly for sale
Baltimore Nos I, 9, and 3 do. sept9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29

CHEAP STORE.
N ARIEL &. GROVERMAN have deter
~ mined 10 sell goods as low as can be pur-
chased by the quantity. They have now on
hand and offer for sale,
New-Orleans sugar, LIST & Cd quality
Old Cognac brandy, and pure Holland gin
Pennsylvania and Virginia whiskey
Smithfeid Tin and cherry bounce
Jamaica AID Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, for picking
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India molasses
lst, Cd, and Sd qualities loaf sugar
Y. II. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, piu.ento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmeEs, etc.
LIST and I'd quail. St. Domingo coffee
Mluscatel raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated backing, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family fonr
Mems and wOmens shoes
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FOR SALE.
SHOES &c.
NEW GOODS.


- NEW GOODS.
The subscribers have Just receiy.
ed a complete assortment of fancy
goods on consignment. Which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices, with gene
raj assortment OF gentlemen first quality beavef
hats, do I'd do do, do castor do do, do imitation
do do, do black and white wool do do, fur and
chincilla caps, childrens morocco do, trunk
of ladies' prunella slippers will be sold at the in.
voice prices to close sale, trunk of gentlemens
calf skin boots at 49, so per pair they also have
general assortment Of shoes which are suitable
Tor the season, and will be sold cheap, tortoise
and mock shell combs consisting of every kind,
also ivorv combs; dressing cases, ladies' and
gentiemens beaver & kid gloves, cloth, hair,
hearth y tooth brushes, pocket books, with an
assortment of looking glasses,2 elegant fowIing
pieces one double barrel, Windsor and transpa,
rent soap, coral and other beads, &c. sc.
Please apply at the new commission hat and
shoe store OF III. RUNNELLS g. Co.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-29
LINDSAY & HILL

LIN USAY d HILL
nFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
" 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey
90 hhds LIST and I'd quality N Orleans sugar
10 do N Orleans and w India molasses
10000 lbs excellent green coffee
100 chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Tyson teas,
of AN excellent quality
Q pipes + brandy
2 do II gin
2 ar casks Lisbon
do do Malaga WINE
2 half pipes Mountain Port
600 sacks Of fine }c.,.
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum
90 boxes York manufactured soap
30 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia behring's
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross sbad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to purchase wheat,rye & corn: sep2l
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
Charles Bennett,

"AS received and offers for sale by the
package OF piece, Hirst's imperial
bIne and black cloths, of very superior
quality colour and dress: J..
Irjs6 Enens, sheetings and lawns Ga
7484 ga & 1914 table diapers. remar,,
kably cheap Sd birds eye damssk and
other diapers; Ga hne and superhne cot
ION camhr;cs; Seine and sewing t@lne;
super6ne and fine patent shoe thread;
Garden seeds-and as soon as the nay iga'
iiou permits, he will receive Russia beet,
,ngs of The first quality Patent whited
brown s. coloured threads, printed cottons,
oil Iawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
French Spanish and Italian
Tuition.

MFR De Reynaud has the honour OF I ii,
Ifl forming his Subscribers, that ne w'i
commence his School, on Monday next the
4th Of February. at his Room, W Washington
Street, next door to the Mayors Othce::
Days Of Tuition for Gentleman, wili be
every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
al six o'clock in the Evening.
On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
ten o'clock, in the Forenoon, tor the
Young Ladies. If required, ne will give,
private lessons, will attend also Class OF
Young Ladies, in any private house, It re-
oured, anG private lessons will like" Use
he giyen-Terms and particulars can be
Known by application to him at Mr. Gene
res
Feb. lst-3tp.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
From, the Louisiana Herald.

from the LOUISIANA Herald.
The following is an extract of letter
received at Nachitoches, from DR.. James
Hewstson, dated
'.Ss antonio, Nop. 1. 1891.
"On the night of the Sd OF October Gen.
Long, with city men of all nations, enter
ed the town OF La Bahia, producing tie
greatest CONSERVATION by their horrid
yells. (I happened 10 be there at the
time.) They put to flight the ceutinels,
and took possession OF the fort and artilIe-
ry without opposition. As soon as intelli.
gence of this reached ST. Antonio, the
Governor dispatched Col. 'gnatio Paris,
with $50 men, with orders to retake the
place, and make prisoners of Long and
his party. He arrived near Bahia, aud
sent to Long, requesting to sac him,
10 ascertain from him the cause OF his UNI
friendly visit. Long met him. and stated
his object was to establish the lndepea-
dence of these Provinces. Colonel Paris
replied, that their independence was al
ready achieved. and it was unnecessary
for him to give himself any further trouble
about it; but, if he was an independent
republican, as he stated, why not let such
occupy the Fort. foI they were the proper
persons to hold it, Long would not give
it up. This interview was at 8 o'clock in
the morning, and half after l. Col. Paris
made the attack. A warm firing was
kept up for "a hours. Longs artillery
did no execution. and he finally surrender
ed at discretion. Long and his party were
brought prisoners to St, Antonio, and from
thence were sent to Saltillio to take their
trial 1t will be hard one, being regard
ed as public robbers and pirates.
Son the l7th of October the entry Of
Yturbide into Mexico was announced
here, and the independence OF the empire
ratified. This news was received with
great Iejoicings, and since this city has
been in a constant uproar by Examinations,
te deums, and iandangoes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
To Wood Cutters and Sellers
of Timber.

YEHHE subscribers respectfully represent
s 10 sellers of timber, thai by telling
il in Aprii or May, when the sap is run
ming. and securing the bark they will
save the whole yalue Of The bark, and the
timber Is Just 81 good for any purpose.
We wish 10 purchase a conslde able
qusntity Of cbesnut Oak, Spanish y black
oak bark, which may be readily cut IN A
priI or May, and for which we will give a
i;heraj nrice. EZRA KINSEY & Co,
n MILLER,
SMOOr 4 BRANDT.
ian 90 coz"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
PERSIUS,
NEW RULES OF CONGRESS.

One of The new rules OF Congress hav-
ing been rather inaccurately stated in cur
Editorial paragraph, and the subject be-
ing one in which many individuals have a
personal interest, we ublish the rules in
the words themselves: Net. Int.
"No bill that shall have passed one
House, shall be sent for concurrence to the
other on either of the three last days of the
session.
"No bill or resolution that shall have
passed the House OF Representatives and
the Senate, shall be presented to the Pre-
sident,of the United States Tor his appro-
baton on the last day of the session.
We learn from Capt. Ballard, of the
schr. Decatur, reported under our Marine
Head, that the mar kes at Port au Prince
on the 5th Jan. were dull for all kinds of
American Produce, AMI Colonial Produce
was very high. He also states, that much
activity WIS exhibited by the black troops
at Pot au Prince, and great preparations
were making for hostile operations.
Capt Ballard, Of the schr. Decatur ar
rived here yesterday, from Port au Prince,
politely furnished the Steam Boat Hotel
Reading Room, with the following circular
notice, banded to him, Oh his departure,
for publication, Iy Mr.. Armstrong.
CIRCULAR
Z. S. Commercial Agency }
Port az Prince, 4th Jan, 1872 !
SIR,
You will oblige both myself and the
parties concerned, by making known
through the medium of your paper, that
from the LIST inst. an additional tonnage du-
~ OF So cents per ton, has been laid on To-
reign stipping--making the present duty
one dollar per ton.
have the honor 10 be, very respectful
ly, your obedient humble sey't.
A. ARMSTRONG,
u. S. Commercial Agent
[Nerfok Beocon,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
Farewell Concert.

MFRS. FRENCH respectfully informs
M the ladies and gentlemen OF Alexan-
dria that she intends giving f.6REHEL,L
CONCERT at Mr.. Claggett's Assembly
Room. on Thursday evening the IN INST.
when she will sing a selection OF the most
admired songs.-Particulars will appear
in bills of the evening -.
feb o cot
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-06
ian 90
Notice.

Notice.
HNHE subscriber wlI commence his
1 SCHOOL at Mr.. Edmund's schoo
house on Monday the 4th February next.
lie will teach
Reading,
flirting,
arithmetic,
English Grammar,
Geography,
Book Keeping, &c.