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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

When the French first settled on the
banks of IT. Lawrence, they were stinted
by the iutendani, Monsieur Picard, toa can
Of spruce beer a day. The people tho'l
this Measure very scan,, and every mo-
ment articulated, Coa-a-dGy. 1t would be
ungenerous in any reader TO desire more
RATIONAL deris alton Vi the word Caaada.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Pn'1ArtruiA, Sept 1s.-Thomas II.
Palmer, of this city, has Published a chart
ofthe different constitutions of the United
States. Thu advantages of this very use
ial paper are oh,ious. presenting a. II does
al one view the spirit u, the constitutions of
tlle different sta'ee IN the union. aud offer
ing To the eye Of the inquirer the points IN
which these Important documents differ
from onc aloihcr. We hope tins ingeni-
ois compilation viii be ampl. pairoli1ed ;
II ought Ia be IN the library ofesery man Of
Information.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
EXTRACT OF ALEITER
From an .21aeric0a GenHeman residing
IN hoiy, 10 his .Jj1end in Phiiodelphia.
LEeHnnN, Juno Both. I222

IN Hoiy, 10 his tritRd IN Phdodeiphio.
LEGH0RN, June 30lh, 1922.
"That great lumiuary ia the literary
world, Lord Byron, j. now in this city.
have been introduced To him by Major
Stith, oi Virginia, our Consul at Iuns, for
whom the noble poet appears 10 entertain
very high esteem. Ii is pleasing 10 see
the Difference aud respect with which he
treats US Americans indeed we are loriu-
nate IN having our countrymcn and women
sohappy represented lnapace where that
most discerning EngIishman resides. He
has formed in consequence, and very just
l., too, high idea of the American charac-
or and attalnments. DO not think meant
TO nsinoate that ii is from your humble SER
want he draws this hattcring conclusion :;
not is from Consul Stith that he NAV
form an estimate of our men from his ac-
complished wife, whom believe is a native
of your city or baltimore, proud hlustra-
ton of what materials American Ia,ies are
formed. His Lordship has inf ariabIy a
voded English society for the pteasure of
Americans and there is not one OF Us re-
siding in this port to whom he has moi pre-
scented some token of esteem. To one "A
picture, to another a poem, 10 third a
sword, &c. &c. To Mis-. Stith, he has
presented a splendid volume ofpIates, with
which she purposes, am told, enriching
your City Library. In short he seizes
every opportunity to testify his respect for
the u. States of America"
TINS Ladg IRE haze understand sitre uri.
Ing these h1es IS aatire If Philadelphia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
Notice.

WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder. at
W the late residence of Joshua Tinsley.
decd, IN the county OF Amhcrst, on Wed.,es.
day The goth day Of November next, an He
stock Of horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. nIauta-
ton utcnsils, and the household nnd Kitchen
l"rnlIure OF which said decedent died posses
ed, together with the crop Of corn, fodder and
oais made on The plintation the present gear.
Among the stock OF eat,le are two vote &c 20.
luablc oAen.--Terms made known ON lbe d,,v
OF sale george N. TINsLEY,
ALEX. TINSLEY,
Afmre. of Joshua Tinsiey, deed.
October. 10. wow ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
LOVE.

Lord Albormarie observing lis misircss
looking sledIastly at u star, observed, "dont
you look at ii 80, my love, cannot give it
you Never, says Ma,mollel, Was love
more delicatcly expressed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Genuine .Anecdo.e.-A "good natured'
freshman who had an unfortunate propen-
'ity Of diaunalty solacing himself with the
qrdent, was one day lectured by real
friend, on his taking thus frequently his
solitary glass. The reply was =" BY J--'
how can help it when ! am alone, the
bottle GOING. 10 quickly round TO me,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Length Of LiEe.--De Moisre calculates
the expectations Of lit. thus---snblract
the ags of the person from 8G, half The re-
mand.r viii be the expectation ot that life,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
e. The lovers Of sacred har

mony are informed, ihat rehearsal will iako
place, NJ the Baptist meeting house, on 1hur,-
day nigh newt They IRE invited to attend, it
iiap0sad Oct. 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

In 100, the Honorable Charles Norkc,
son of the celebrated Lord llardwichc, la
wing accepted the Seals from George Ill.
III violation of "A solemn promise that ho
would not il4ten In osertures from the
Court and being, IN consequence, refused
admission at the door of his brother, thu
Earl of llardwiekc, went home, and, in The
bitterness ot his regret and modification,
shot hmscU In the obituary notices in
the London Magazines of the day, il is
said that ne died from. The internal bursting
Ya N1od ress,i. lis suicide is equally
concealed in the Annual Register for the
year, and by Adolphus and other annalists
of the reign of George Ill. Brlsham alone
states the truth.-fhe rest merely mention
that hc died three days after his elevation,
when from the difficulty experienced by
the Court in obtaining a suitable successor
for him, the Great Seal was put in commits
sion. 1t is worthy of remark, that the
london Courier frsi announced the death
of the Marquis Of Londonderry as occa.
stoned by gom IN he stomach.
Nat (fd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
Notice

DY virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the subscribers by Christopher CLARK, for
the purpose of indemnifying Isaac otey and
Thomas Moore, which deed bears date thu
18th of Ocldlier, islD, and Is recorded In tho
county rourl Of Campbell, we shall proceed.
on tie 10th day Of November, 1922, on the
premises, to sell, nj public auction, Tor ready
money, that valuable md highly improved
Estate, called Sandusky.
Formerly owned by Charles Johnston, living
on the turnpike road between Lynohburg and
the town Of New London, being about four
miles from the former pInce, aud six miles
from the latter. This tract contains between
900 aud 6oD acres, n considerable part of which
is heavily timbared. The balance is cleared
aud is well adapted 10 the use Of clover and
plaster, Should bidders fail TO attend ON the
day above mentioned, in consequence of the
incIemency of the weather, the sale viii he
postponed until the next fair day. Acting AZ
trustees, ne shall convey such title only as il
vested in us by the deed aforesaid
EDWARD WATTS,
WILLIAM RADFoRD.
October IL. IL wtds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

.Nonstrous .Appie.-Last week gentle
man brought to our Office an apple present
cd to him at the Turnpike gate near
aolmesburgh, Penn. on the post road
from this to PLlladelpha, It weighed,
when taken from the tree, one pound and
a hall, and measured, when brought to this
Office, one foot inches in circumference.
1t was raised on the place of Jacob Thlr-
ley, near Holmesburgh
Trenton ~ FtdergliSt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Singular Tnaire3anre-We perceive that
tue Governor OF South Carolina has issued
a warrant for an election of Representatives
10 Congress, in two districts, to be holden
" on the second Monday and Tuesday in
October" next. Now it So happens this
year, that the second Tuesday comes be-
fore the second Monday. The election
will therefore commence on Monday the
l4th, and terminate On Tuesday the 9Th.
GalGTY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
WHO WANTS To BE AIORp3

We have received through our agent in
London, a letter from Frankfort, Ton the
Maine) containing the plan Of a Lottery TO
dlsposr Of the "xtensiye.I .ordship Of Ems
dorf, IN Austrian Sllisia, laridicialy cstima-
ted al the value OF ,632 ,6l9 forms, Wen
ma standard currency, together with the
estate CT Ellgott, luridicially estimated at
the value of 403, G0d forms, Vienna stand
ard currency, both tie property of Baron
Phillip Lewis, de SAINT Genois, Chamber
laa OF his Imperial Majesty, which with
the sanction of his Majesty the Emperor of
Austria, will take place at Vienna. in two
drawings, viz on the 3Oth of November,
and on the 30th of December, 1892 and
will he delivered up 10 the winner free from
debts, together with ~ heir appurtenances
b. sides these two capital prizes, there are
also, 5,5i9 prizes in money, 10 the amount
of 303, SOC forms, Vienna standard curren-
cy, together wish 5000 free tickets. Price
IF tickets 81 only.
These estates are said to be unqucstona-
bly, the finest that aaYe ever been disposed
Of by Lottery, and the arrangement of the
Lottery has met with undivided public ap-
probation. Perhaps some American gen
ticmen viii be induced to try their hands
al this novel appeal to fortune, and by
means Of trithnS venture, procure a chance
Of being, admitted among the members Of
the states of Austria. Ii so, on being fur
nshed with The means, i'll British gold, or
bills on London, we will transmit orders for
tickets without cllarge~-not incurrlns any
risk ourselves. The drawing is 10 be under
the direct care of the Austrian government,
and we are assured there can be no doubt
rs to the probity and good order TO be OBJ
served. W !. Com. advertiser.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Sir In ison Lo,ce.-The following anee-
doie sufficiently explains the pitInl char
aeier ot this man. Mr.. Hohnousc had sent
Ia st. Helena his interesting hook, The
last Reign ofHe Emperor .Napoiron,'' re
qutsting that II might be presented 10 the
Emperor. Sir Hudson tsays nr. O'Mea-
RI "spoke about Mr.. Hohhotse's book,
and observed, that he could mi srnd il Ia
Longwood. as it had moi been forwarded
through the channel of the Secretary of
State moreover, That lord Gnsii,rtagh
"ds erifemeig III spoken u, and that ht hid
no idea Of aiiowing General Boanpdrte 10
read n book IN which q British Minister pns
treated IN such manner, or eren 10 knois
thai reork containing such reflections could
be published IN England ~ The Dey of
Alglers, one should think, would give any
thing 10 have such Head Jailer.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

" My dcnr Miss - said n gentleman,
meeting blooming belle alta fashionable wa
tcrins pIace, dis !, possible you can need the
use oi mineral wnlersi" "Ohr snid the laugh
ing fair one, 81 drink them fur mere mnnton
ness "Well, aam, grayclv asked The gem
tlenIaD, 3" haCe they cned you2'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

From he Ciaritsfsa Cosr.sr
Found m bhie OF Fiannels brought nv Vie
ship Belsidern, at Baltimore, from Liver
pool
YARD OF FLANNEL.
Who whrn fhenmafic | comfdain
Gives sweet oblivion 10 my pain
And na4es i4s fee 5aIf younl asa.ns
ynrd Of aansei
WHO, when my tooth b. Gins TO acf +,
Nrd kfeps my ahsioas yves nwnie,
Bids INT refreshing sieepto take
yard Of aannel.
Who. when ny err Il rhiii'd with eotts,
And her aeensiamed onGd witbholds,
So kindly lends her feeey folds
yard OF hpnne'
Who, when the ihroal IS eliG and sore.
Does preparations reign restore
Aud save from quinseys threatening pogsrs :.
yard Of flannel
no you desire 10 Gud friend,
Where warmth and soflnrss gcuily blenaS
Then would beg To recoWmcnd
yard Of llaunei.
On NE mapiage Of III. .Nldd 10 Miss -,
Lots mfr, We fend, IN days Of old,
For one nbelioas halt
Wa, chang'd, NJ ". are plniuly told, :
lnto lump oi saG.
The same propensity for chnnge
Still runs in ieniae biood,
For here We hnd u 60 NJ STRANGE,
maidfa turned 10 .BUddt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Jedieid PIeosaniry.--A lawyer now de-
ceased, celebrated wng, was pleading before
u Scotch judge, with whom he was on most
infinite terms, Happening to have a client,
II female defendant IN action, of the name of
Tickle, he commenced his speech In the fol-
lowing humorous strain: "Tickle, my client,
the defendant, my lord" The auditors, anu
sed with the oddly Of The speech, we're almost
dri' III into Mysteries OF laughter, by The Judge
replying, Tickle her yourself, Harry, you're
as able 10 do IL ms ="
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
foreign appointment.
Nv. Com. .1dr.


n" Diplomatic siyle"---We presume,
from The context, that the editor here
piques himself upon his unintelllglhle am
blsnlty aud, perhaps, with some reason.
He seems 10 admit, in sober verify, III.
ruth of what n modern poet comedies with
humorous irony.
Ny own meaning when would he very fnc 90
Huisoa ~ J. Hhig.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

Uh0 is right ?-'rhe Savannah Museum
rcpnblishes an article from this paper, to
prove that we are full believers in thu con
tagionsness of yellow fever, which same
article was published in the Baltimore fc-
deral Gazette short time since, To prove
that our belief is exactly III. reverse. "
we have tho arr Of writing 50 much in the
diplomatic styles we trust the President
will not overlook our claims when he makes
the next foreign appointment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22

SfEAa Essfsl Thomas Hilton, an
Intelligent neeh.nitian af this city, has
constructed the model of stgam engine.
IN whtch the prcpelllng power Is applied,
M manner aliesr'hef different from that,
m which steam h.ls been USED heretofore,
IN the movemcHt afrnachinery. The mo-
del consists of a wheel ri brass, about six
inches ~ diameter, On the pcrphetV of
which the steam Is applied in chambers.
torned by the wheel and metal rim
which surrounds ii. The steam introdu-
ced mto.itese chambers, acts upm blocks
of metal or pistons closing the chambers
and makes strokes almost equal in length
To the circumference of the whrcl. rhe
machinery for indueting and cductmg the
steam is ingenious and we'll adapted Ia its
Object more particular description ol
the engine Is unnecessary nj this moment,
as the inventor proposes 10 exhibit the mo.
del ioi public examination in sue course of
few days, when the attention of the Curl
ous,and Of those interested in the success of
useful Improvement, viii be- solicited. The
advantages proposed by the inventor are
simplicity, and economy in the cost ol CON
structiou, III the consumption of fuel, and
IN the number of hands necessary To work
IT. AS the motion is rotary, he avoids
thereby the Necessity ofihe balance wheel
and the loss ri time between the ascent and
descent of the plstons.--rhe weight will
not exceed half that of an ordinary engine,
and II will not occupy more than haiti the
room. The model which is completed has
been put in motion with atmospheric mir,
tina wheel moving nj the rate of 40 rcvoln.
tons per minute, under pressure of one
pound per square inch, applied upon a piss
ton not exceeding half an inch in dame
ter. phId. Nat. Gas,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22


ZINES oil revolution aud danger"
hehave read, Says the National Gazette
S'lm The lie" days past, the octave vo-
, W. ol 256 pages, published last week at
Washington, with the title page =
Tie Duplicate letters, The fisheries and
ne 'ihsslSSpPi.-Documents relating 10
I VI al lie Negotiations al Ghent.
.Yaeeltd By John Qmncy .ita0,s, one Of
-, ~, toMhtSSioners Of the United Sfatts al
me collection embraces all the letters s.
puoheatIdns OF Mr.. Russell, relating 10 the
" ."-hno"n controversy between him aud
W. ADAMS the various replies OF the lat
WI vi "'d especiallya most ample and able
N'SVUss'ol by the Secretary OF state of the
seI''dl loestlons-his views OF which he
-, I'' reserved Tor complete aud argumenta-
"u II, tN poalti1n in this form.
b .v, VIZ nav" not hitherto found room for the
~, 'les winch We could wish to make from
,be ."'0aoe aud curious volume, and for
or,l "ore particular account which is due.
H. pafpart aud character of its contents.
h ,pu aad no doubt viii ultimately, be
r,d' e ninns and library Of every American
b ,"'i attentive to TIE political history of
H. ,'"i'fy' Mr.. Adams has displan,d. in
v, "'" matter from MS pen, which occu-
4 Lrca mo" ~ "''a'ed Or more of its pages, the
.nS nd, =, anu BUSINESS Of reasoning, the yirhr
dry,a"'''"c"y pl style, and the keenness aud
n MARI. : Vi sarcasm, by which his RE
lle rg,,t WI. distinguished, together with
Scarf Industry and aagacity IN the re-
t,ni.s ana argument appropriate to such
,oa 40 as 'h' effects of war upon treaties ;
S'r . nature and value Of the American fish.
"snShts and liberties, sc.
we nave 10 orr hands fine specimen oil
"SPednad Cotton, planted on the Ctr
h9' oy gentleman of South Carolina, al
H. sniaier residence near Germantown
WI, "as aail an acre Oft in his orchard, and
nln 'e % mus on the subject 1t is sam.
eo,,o VI 'he green seed Tor short stapl.
or,ba From the rough and poor STATE
me SOU 1t has been cultivated under I'm
g,n "a'le circumstances nevertheless i
wv WV 'eX,lrlantly, and is superior to wha
f.. Apee'fd indeed the staple ia scarcely in
In, ,,0' 70 the Upland Cotton of South Caro-
IPhaa6e!phia Gazette.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
AUCTION SALES, &c.
For Sale at Auction,

g p" ~,
a T the stores Of the Georgetown I'M
a. porting and Exporting Company, on
Tuesday, the 7th day Of May. their re-
manning stock OF goods, viz:
8 pipes i GOULD & cos
- half pipes old Up. Madeira wine,
Is or casks warranted genuine
81 Or casks as
I6 demi; ohns imported,
90 boxes Marseilles claret, best qlty.
80 do Bordeaux do superior do
80 do Muscat Ffontignac
5 I bbIs real Wine Vinegar
2pipes old Holland Gin, imported IN
case Mamma
do Gum Arabic
4 bbls Olive Oil for manufacturing
2 baskets do in bottles
S bbls. French Corks
I66 reams Wrapping pape
90 do fine Eng. Hot. Pres'd letter pa
per.
80 do French do do
pair superb Looking Glasses Sc BY
72 inches
8 elegant Mantle Clocks
SO pai- best Plated Candle Sticks,
large 4, small sizes and various patterns
9 hhds Sad Irons
nrThose who are DESTROYS of securing
a choice Of FINE OLD VINE, at a mo.
derate price, fit tor immediate use, and
which may be relied upon as being genu'
inc as imported; may now have the OPP
portunity of doing so. The greater part
of it has been in store to 6 years. and
none of it less than 2 years. Sale to com.
mence at 20 o'clock, Terms then made
known. w. SMITH. pr agent
G. R. GATHER, auct'r.
Georgetown May 8 may 4
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NOTICE.

Office of the Fare Insurance Company Of A.
lerandris, yMay LIST 1922.
THE stockholders are hereby informed
i that dividend of thirty three cents
per share or 3pr.ct is this day declared, on
each share held by them, for the last six
months, which will be ready to be paid
them on Wednesday the 9th inst.
J. B. NICHOLAS, Sec'y.
NIB. The notes due for the unpaid
part of the Capital, will be renewed for
six months from the 9Th inst.
may2 st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
THIS Day.
Marshals Sale.

WILL De sold on the premises fsg
w cash, on Saturday, The 4th day Ql
May next, at 10 o'clock; all the right, til
tie and interest of Abel Holbrook, in and
to the following lois Of ground, With all
the improvements thereon, being in the
town Of Alexandra and District Of Co.
lumbia, one lot Of ground on Water street
81 feet 81 inches, extending back 1873
feet inches. Also one other Iotof ground
on Fayette alley, near the lumber ysrd
Of James Mcclure 4 Go. supposed toh6
so feet by 60feet Also, one other j8t
with brick house and all other improve.
nents thereon, situated and fronting Cd
Fairfax street 90 feet and extending back
Sc feet. Also one other house and lot
and all other improvements thereon, adj
joining the same and fronting on Fairfax
street 20 ieet and running back 70 lot for.
merly owned by Thomas White. Sc feet.
Also one other lot Of ground lying on the
Georgetown and Washington turnpike
road, containing nearly two acres. Also
one other LOT with brick house, and all
other improvements thereon, formerly oc-
cupied by the President, Directors and
Company Of The Bank Of Alexandria, 'front.'
ing Cameron street Al feet 1 8 inches;
running back 60 fee! 8 inches Also one
other lot with two story frame house
thereon, fronting on Alfred street, 81 feet
6 inches, running back 96 feet 6 inches.
Also one other. lot of ground situated and
binding on Queen street so feet, and
running back 100 feet to an alley. Also
one other lot lying between Alexandria
and the Poor House, near Mr.. Mande.
vile 3 lot. Also one othet lot, With two
story frame house thereon, situated on
Cameron street, and binding thereon 22
feet and running back 10 feet Z inches to
one on 10 favor Of b ) 81 Ross. the other i
D. MINOR. D. M.
april 4 For T. Ringgold, Marshall
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III MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA
COPIED FROM THE READING-Room BOOKS,

sAILED...MAY 9.
Steamboat Potomac Middleton, Nor
folk. ,
Schr. Polly, Ashby. Edenton, N. {.
Schr. Citizen, Dole. OF Newburyport,
passed down from above.
No Wind N. w.
SAILED. =. MAY 3.
Sloop Altoona, Lymburn, \. York.
Sloop Mary Ann, Ortum, Providence.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Hebe. Pratt, of this port, at st. Sal
yador Feb. 26, up for n. York.
Schr. Regul .tor, Fowle. from hence, ar.
at 81. Thomas'a the 18th ult,
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Bank of Potomac,

Mag 3, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given The stockhol-
IN ders of tie Bank Of Potomac, that
dividend of TWO and an half per cent for the
last six months, has been declared, which
will be paid them or their representatives
on Monday the 9th inst.
BY order of the President and Directors,
G.. PAGE, Cashier.
may 4 st
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
From the ", Y. Evening Post.

An honest Irish laboreF observed lot
terry advertisement this morning, begin
ming thus, "Save FIVE dollars" and upon
reading a little farther on, found that
this vas to be done by buying ticket TO
day for p2o, which would rise on Mon
day TO p95, exclaimed "And by St. Pat
rick, whv not save the whole twenty by
not buying at all?-pll take the hint, so
will"
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
Lost. last Sunday,

\ GOLD patent lever watch, made by
ALitherland and Davies, Liverpool, No.
1898, With gold chain, seal and key; the
seal engraved Ms. The finder Will re-
ceive q liberal reward on delivery By en-
quiring Of the printer.
april 30 = IS
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
Charles Bennett.

Charles Bennett,
HAS received and offers for sale ty
IL wholesale,
5 cases Irish linens, remarkably en- zap
do ga IA ga Ga & l0-4 diaper and
damask
Sd corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslins, Of various qualities
London ginghams, null null muslins
Russia and Irish sheetings
Flag Bandanna bhdkfs. very sup City. !.
Hirsts Black, and navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing Irvine,
Patent shoe and coloured threads
Gentlemen's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may a Iaw6w
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-04
Elijah MIX

Particulars of MIR. Elijah Mix, the Rip
Rap contractor, referred to in our last ga
turdaY's paper. Let the Secretary OF War
and bis Chief Clerk Gate partner 81 MIR.
Nix read this