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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20
Tsp RaA.
a OFFICIAL LETTER. -
U. S. Schooner Porhoise, e6 the North
Coast of Cs6o, youuarv 40. ia

| l0dsf V Gs60, January 20, 1879.
g&r--fiaving completed tho necessary e.
| qripwen,s Of this vessel, at New. .Oriesns, on
'he 7Ih lost and previously given public no.
,ice that should sail from me Balize ON tho
10Th, with convoy, have now the honor Ito
inform you, that proceeded TO ses on the
day appointed, with five sail under my pro.
tec,ion, On the 15,h, having seen tho yes.
sells bound 70 Havaos and Nlstsnsas safe TO
their destined porss, made oil sail to the
westward, and on the following dsy boarded
brig Dolins, Of Boston, GorhauI, m ,s,er, II ON
whom received the following information {:
That, on tho day previous his vessel was, cap.
tured ny rirs,es, and robbed of every ma,eri.
al,hey coSIt carry away with them, at tho
same time treating the crew ahd himself vith
inhuDan. ciuelty. Alter Supplying him frsn
this vesse! with what necesssries he requited
] made sail ~. the lacd, and esrly the suilo*.
ing morning (Saddle HHl,-cn the north cSist
OF Cuba, then boaring S. By E.)I dispatched
our boats, with 20 meD under opmand of
Lieu,enan, C%it,is,io pursuit. cof theAcs sAc-.
mics Of the hUfnar.rsce. Tho boats h&vinR-
crossed tho reef which here extends q, .Sosir,
'sidetsble distance fseip the shore, very aa1fs-
discovered, chased. Ynd csptdred, q pits{t6sf
scboooer, lhe teeew Of which made thSlrf :.Sa.-
cape 70 the woods u enant Cuffs, Very
ju;ciousiy manned The prize f,ow yur bos,s 5
and ptDcesdsd about. ten. miles ,oileewNrd,
whcrer Il was understood, the principal dspot
OF those ma,eeders was establish 81 This
no fortunately discovered and s,tscked! A
slight skir uish here took place, but, ss Guf
force advanced, the opposing party prttfpi.
lately retrested. We then ,ook possessfon,
and burnt and DESTROYED their feet consisting
Of FIVE vesssls--ooe Of them q beautiful now
schooner, of about six,y tons, resdy for sea,
with the exception Of her sails. We also
took three prisoners; the Others Gsd to the
woods.
20 In the sglir Just mentioned the officers OF
tho expedition state tho enemy's fo,s to be
severe. Only one man was wounded il our
b,s,s--and Il is worthy Of remark, tha, this
man was one Of their own esns, then a pris-
ooer 10 our possession, and surrounded by
our people.
The destruction OF this place will, I trust,
be Of soms service. Fsom Information by
me received, IL was their principe, depot,
from whence they dispatched .qasdtons to
Cape. .Aotcnio. These returning loaded ~i,h
plunder. IL vas usnsshippsd to Iisssns IN
vessels seat from there for tbst purpose,
Stores and imsieri,ls were collected on tho
snc,' sof co.: for repalricg ou, SuiIdips yes.
se% %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20
NEWPORT.
WRDWESDIY, FRBhU,1RY 20, 1929
Rr6ubGcan Noo,;ol,t;oo.

RgPubGcan Nomination.
hta General Republican Convention, boil.
den IA Providence, on the 18th Of jsnuai y,
le22-Hon. EbwARD WtIcox, President /;
PkLKo WILSuR, Jr. Secretary---H Ias ilnos.
im6as!y Resoiped, That the foiIowip ing gentle.
men compose the Republican Prox -; which
10 tecomn,e nded for the support of tho fee.
nen Of this s,aie, at their next election of
General O6iceIs :As .,'
: i''' hrs EXC eLtfxtt ..
WILLIAM {. GIBBS, ESQ.
GOyERN0H. -!
MS HONOR
CALEB EARLE, ESQ,
LIEUT. SOVER.voR
SG.NAIOHS.
]. Thomas Fry, Esq.
8. Nathan Brown, EsG.
3. John DAWolf, Esq.
q. Benjamin Smith, Esq.
S. William Humphrey, Esq.
6. Stephen b. Cornell, ESQ. s.,
7. William Whipple, Esq. =.
8. Elisha Watson, Esq.
0. William Valentino, Esq!
10. John II. Waterman, Esq.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Sec, eary.
Du,ee J. Pearce, Esq. A1orney Cen3.
Thomas. g. PNmau, Esq. Gen. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-02-20

A msn In s'certsiu pa't OF this state had
hived swarm Of his own bees, bu, from some,
dislike 20 the hive, the bees LETT u, end wc,e
traced by various Witnesses 10 neie ehb,,'s . lot,
where they gathered upcn the limb Of tree.
Jnformstien Sss given 10 the owoet,. but il
the mean time another man disco,s cred, and
pe~eeded to secure thsm he hsd no, how.
ever .uceeededin hi, cbjse, be ssrs TIE owner
r'rsved, and 'o'esd his 'paehing the bees N
the ssss s'iss'cs hey sere his properly.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31

person came forward, with card in his
hand, and Sir II. Lowe taking no notice oil
him, the card was throwD into the CARR
age, and instantly flung back, without be-
ing looked at. Sir H. Lowe had not. at
this time the slightest knowledge or sus--
picion, who the young man was, and
could not conceive him to be a gentleman
On his return 10 the house some time al
ter, Sir H. Lowe found that two cards had
been picked up in front of the door, and
on them was written the name Of Baron
E. DE Las Cases, Dog Tavern, Holyweli
street. This young man had left st. He
lena, mere boy, between i've and SIX
years, and was not'in the least degree re-
cognisable by Sir H. Lowe
1t was afterwards asCertalned, that ootn
the young man and the person who, hao
interposed to protect him bad been lying
in wait near The door for some time, pre-
viously, and even called the preceding
day at the house, to inquire tor Sr, n.
Lowe, refusing however 10 leave their
names.
Sir Hudson Lowe now feeling It had
been a premeditated attack upon him, arr
SIDE Out VI Tic p6Ilui tHduCc VI lIo PGD''S
duties--Viewing also the treacherous man
ner in which be had been assailed, with
out any previous notice being given OF the
name, quality, or motives of the aggres-
sors--and having ground to believe the
whole TO be the effect Of an unprincipled
combination, made all immediate commu.
nicstion on the suffice to government, and
to the proper legal authorities, which led
to warrant beng issued for the sppre-
hension of the young Las Cases, who has
since disappeared
The Constitutional states that young
Las Cases arrived at Rouen on the 98th
ut. He is said to have sent the following
letter to Sir Hudson Lowe before his de-
parture from England.
SIR-Atter this alteration which took
place between US on Tuesday morning in
froGt OF your house, and at the conclusion
of which | confess insulted you 10 the
grossest manner, expected that you
would send me message Finding, how
ever, that none arrived, Notwithstanding
time which has elapsed, return to France
think that as have made Journey TO
London, on may we'll make one 10 Paris
or Ostend, or to any ether quarter OF
France or Belgium which may be conVe-
nient 10 you where shall be always rea-
dy to meet you.
(Signed) Ed. LAS CASES.
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POETRY.
From tie NcsO-York Statesman.
..THE LAST soNG.n


STHE LAST. SONG"
Strike the wild harp yet once again
Again its lonely numbers pour,
Then let the melancholy strain
Be hushed IN death for eyermore
For everYnoFe--for evermore,
Creative fancy, be thou still,
And let oblivioas Lethe pour
Upon my Tyre its waters chill.
Strike the wild harp vet once again
Then be its fitful chords unstruDg-
Silent, as is the graves domain
And mute, "a the death-mOuldered tongue
Let not thought of memory dwell
One moment on its former song
Forgotten, too, be this farewell
Which plays its pePsive strings along
Strike the wild harp yet once again
The saddest and the latest lay
Chen break at once its st iugs in twain,
And they shall sound no more for aye:
And hang il on tbs cypress tree
The hours of youth and song have passsd,
Have gone with all their wltchery--
Lost Tyre these numbers are thy last.
FLORI0.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
Marshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA

At Superior Court of Chancery held in
the town OF Fredericksburg on the 9th
day OF May, 1929.
AGAINST
William Fitzhugh and Samuel Fitzhugb,
DEFENDANTS.
HNHlS cause came on to be heard on Inc
4 bill and exhibits, apd The report OF
valuers made pursuant 10 the order OF The
9Th day of October, 1891: On consider
alton whereof, the Court doth adJudge.
order and decree, that the plaintiff re-
over of the defendant William FItzhugh
pine hundred dollars, with interest there
on, at the rate OF six per centum per an
mum, from be 29th day OF December,
1877, until paid, and the costs expended
suit and that the Marshal of this Court,
after having given three weeks notice
by adveTtlsement,p published in some news
paper printed IN be town of Alexandra,
do expose to sale. by public auction, tor
ready money, the lands and premises in
the bill mentioned, which were conveyed
to William Fitzhugh by Samuel Fitzbugh,
and Ellen his wife by deed bearing date
on the 4th day of October, 1917, and adj.
United to record in The County Court OF
Prince William on the 4tb day of August,
1918. and out OF the money aTisinO from
the said sale, after detTaying the eXpeDces
attending the same, pay TO the plaintiff
the said principa! money, interest and
costs, and the surplus of the proceeds OF
sale, If any, retain IN his hands, subject to
the future order of the Court herein
And liberty is reserved TO the absent de-
PENDANT William fitzhugh, 10 appear IN
Coprt aud petition to have this cause re
heard at any time within twelve months
after be shall have appeared openly within
this commonwealth and been served with
a copy Of this decree, Or al any time with
in seven years from the date hereof, il he
shall not appear as aforesaid within tins
commonw ealth and be served with a CO.
py of this decree. But this decree is sus'
pended until The plaintiff, or some one for
hun, shall have filed in this court, or IN
the Clerks Office thereof. bond with good
security TO the said absent defendant, IN
the penalty of four thousand nine hundred
and seventy dollars, with condition to per-
form the future orders and DEGREES OF the
Court in this behalf. Plaintiffs Costs So
dolls. SO cents, A copy
Tesle, J. I. FORD, {. C,
Bond zvith security has been filed an my
Office, agrseablyso the aOove order.
J. T. FORD, c. C.
Pursuant to the forego-
ing decree, ] shall on the 7th day Of jan
uary next, before The front door OF The
Tavern now kept by George Williams, In
the town Of Dnmtrjes and county Of Prince
William expose to sale by PUBLIC AUG
TION to the highest bidder, for ready
money, two tracts or parcels Of land lying
s. being in the said county;-the one called
BayL0r's Tract,
containing 25O acres; and the other called
Thitley's Tract,
containing Q75 acres, adjoining each other
on Pogel's Creek and Potomac river !;
which said lands were the estate Of Gen.
SmaIwood late oil Charles county, (Md.l
deceased, al the time Of bis death, and
we're conveyed to the said Samuel Fitz-
hugh, By the representatives e the said
Gen. VIM. SmallwoOd.
WIN. III CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, n. F. c. D.
CORN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-12-31
Public Sale.

Sale Of Potomac Land g.
IN pursuance Of the provision. 81 w.
y of trust from WI BRENT u deco
WlNlFRED L: bis wife, to walter Id and
and the subscribers for certain 1n, ZONES
therein mentioned. PuFposes
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
Lemons. Whiskey, &c.

Lemons, WMskey, &C.
SAMUEL MEsSERSMlTH has in
y store, and offers tor safe on accommo-
dating terms,
ll6 Boxes Sicily lemons
500 Barrels Baltimore whiskey
2Pipes Holland gin
sHhds pipes Antigua rum
$500 lbs. prime green LaguIra Il Havana
coffee
600 lbs st. Domingo ditto,
8 Hhds.& S bbls mnscovado sugar
IL Hhds superior retailing molasses =,
IA Chests 6 chests gunpowder and
l8 ten catty boxes two imp. teas carg's'
boxes containing 40 { Beaver,& Hun
2 lb. canisters. tress, SaVanhah.
give catty boxes Imperial do
boxes, halt boxes, bakersNo l&z choc
olate: boxes Baltimore No ], 2 & 3do.
IS Boxes muscstel raisins
SO boxes mould & dipt candles
A few boxes sperm. ditto
10 half or. casks Sicily
10 do do Canary Vine
6 do do Colninar @
ID do do Malaga
SO Bis mess and prime pork
SO do No shad
40 Bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping Il Kentish cap paper
10 Cases fresh oil in TASKS represen-
led in fine order.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1922

At meeting of the WAsHINGToN SOCIETY,"
of Alexandria, at Clagett's Hotel, on Thurs.
day the 4th inst. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted, viz:
"Resolved unanimously, thatthe thanks Of
this Society be presented to Charles Carter
Lee, Esq. for his elegant and appropriate Ora
ton, delivered this day: and that he be reques.
ted to furnish copy tbereoffor publication.
Extract from the minutes,
c. P. THOMPSON, Sec'ry.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
Charles Bennett,

TTAS received and offers for sale by
IL wholesale,
8 cases Irish linens, remarkably cheap
] do GA IA 8-4 ga & 1914 diaper and
damask
Cd corded and colored musliDs
Cambria muslins, of various qualities
London ginghams, null null muslins
Russia AID 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 laW6W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
500 REWARD

WILL be given for the apprehension
w OF three negro boys brothers -
They ran off from me on the LIST INST. near
the White Post. They were seen On the
the same day this side OF the river. 1t IS
probable they will make their way to the
Eastern Shore of Md. where they were
raised /; the oldest is named
ABRAHAM,
stout made, and has considerable imped-
iment in bis speech; ne took with him
yellow roundabout, white duck pantalooss.
and fus.iah jacket filled with yellow,
and an old fur hat.
BENJ.aMIN,
IS years old, stout made, took WITH him
grey fustian roundabout. white oucK pam
falcons and new fur hat.
isaac,
l6 year, old, rather delicately made; took
with him pair of white duck pan'sloonsS.
swansdown vest, felt hat about hall
worn. -
will give reward of rs dollars for
the apprebens,on'of either OF the said ne
groes, if delivered to me, at the White
Post, Frederick county. Va. with all rea'
sonable expenses; or, if secured in any
iail so that get them again. The above
reward of 95 dollars, or 100 dollars for the
apprehension Of the three, with all rea-
sonable expenses if delivered 10 me.
JOHN B. BAKER.
july4 ""
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.ARRAHAM,
RENJAMLN,

IS years old, stout made, took With him
grey fustian roundabout. white duck pan
falcons and new fur hat.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
TUESDAY MORNING JULY g. 1922.
Spring Goods.


Spring Goods.
DRAnrN MORGAN 81 Co. have i'm
Is nartad n tho shin W;IheImina from
I;v.r 49, ~
, Gnona sun.r fancy nr;nts
90 WI a. '"u da do chinizg
IT, s,or f,rn;tura do
~ apJ h,;o mnsIins
81 40 - do
M canh o;na ,triped S,,cbecked
pi.;n Iano
Fam honred do
Ioom sewed iapaned
n do dn book
Touh.,r.d do
Ind;a do
IL mil, MI1sI ms
Cordod cback
Ho;r cord
Ean.n str;ne
10 check
Sot;n e,r;ne
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-09
A. C.. CaZenove j. Co.

A. Z. CaZenove 8 Co.
uAVE for sale, on accommodating
Il Il terms,
Young dyson and.gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira &. port wine,'
Cut nails s. brads cd TO 4Cd inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stock of American,
European, and India piece goods.
may Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
Congressional Proceedings.
From the National intslligencer.
Tuesday, February Il.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, presented
petition from the inhabitants ofthe town
of Danyers, in Massachusetts, agsinst
the passage Of bankrupt law.
Mr.. Holmes, of Maine, from the COM
mittee Of Finance, made an unfavorable
report on the petition of Edmund Kinsey
and VIM Smiley, securities of Henry
Phillips, late paymaster in the army;
which was read.
Mr.. r NJ. Johnson, of KY gave notice
that he should on tomorrow ask leave
to introduce a bill to define admiralty
and maratime Jurisdiction.
The report ofthe committee of claims,
adverse to the petition of Jacob Barker,
was considered and agreed to.
Several bills were read second tlme
incourse; and
The Senate then resumed the con
sideration of the bill to confirm the
title of the Marquis de Maison Rouge
to tract of land in Louisiana.
Mr.. Brown, Of Louisiana, addressed
the Senate near an hour in support of
the claim: and
Mr.. Van Burn spoke about an houre
and half in opposition to the claim;
when
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15

ed the supposed pilot bow tarcf the pofl
Of 81. Juan Was, which he said was i've
leagues Distant fresh brsezs began at
10 "a M. aad the supposed pilot ordered
the main and topsails TO be let loose,
which was complied with. when one Of the.
gang sung out. 's0h de IA Camisa Coldras
da !" at which alarm they all drew long
knives out Of their bosoms. and pointed
them at our breasts, ordering US all to the
forecastle. Capt. B. and the mate. aston
i.bed at the treachery, attempted tojump
overheard, in doing which they were both
severely stabbed-the captain in his side
near the back bone. and the mate in his
right hand and back. received severe
blow on my left ear, which deprived me
for sometime Of my senses. A little while
after, l found myself in the forecastle with
capt. B. mate, all hands, and the cook all
so stabbed Capt. B. wss ordered imme-
diately to the cabin, and the money on
board demanded. -Capt. B says he die
not answer, but tainted away. and when
he came to himself observed the ruffians,
dividing two hundred and six coubloons,
(Which be had concealed in the stow lock-
er, } watches, clothing, and every other
article they could lay their hands on.
"We were detained by these rufians
forty leight hours, nailed up in the fore /.
castle, and the captain confined in the Ca
bin. was waiting all that time Tor the
moment OF death. At last hearing no vol
ces on deck for some time, concluded
at the risqus of my life to come up. ibid
So and not seeing any one, | ran to the
cabin. where found capt. B. tied down.
He informed me the rufdans had left the
vessel about two hours previous. ! ran to
the forecasile. called all hands, and the
captain ordered them to heave the anchor;
but the people were so much exhausted'
they could not get it up, and we were
compelled to cut il away. We found both
matches open, and we do not yet know
what part of the cargo they robbed. Capt.
b. and the mate being unable to do duty
and to 20 on deck, ordered the crew 10
steer the vessel for Havana, for repairs,
where We arrived two days after, and re-
ported in distress. was lett with only
the shirt had on. and besides lost 20
doubIoon. | had with me. Capt. B. is
recovering fast. but fear for the mate"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
.Nezv Yorh, Feb. 10.

Neau Yorh, Feb. 10.
The following particulars of the Robe
~ ofthe echnr. Emerald, capt. Bradford,
from this port, with valuable cargo.
bound to St. Juan de Los Remedies, and
Havana, have been communicated in. a
letter from the supercargo. dated Havana.
January sIst--
Mer. Adu.
ut is with pain | have 10 state the &C.
currences on this my present voyage
We made the Island OF Cuba on the l4th
instant at day light, which land the cap
tain supposed was Boca segera, and made
sail towards il until IL o'clock, A. M. at
which time capt. Bradford, not being sure
as to bis situations; concluded to send the
mate and two hands on shore to get better
information of the place. Some time af-
ter, say 10 o'clock, we observed two boats
rowing towards US, one OF which we dis
covered to be ours. SoEe time after, one
Of the boats made signal for US to lay by,
which we complied with; and after our
men got on board, we were informed that
the boat coming towards US was fisher
mans boat they met with, and although
they were not much acquainted with that
entrance, they would run to st. Juan to
get the pilot, and that they would anchor
US in safe place for that night. They at
las. got on board. and did what they had
promised, .nd afterwards started for S;
Juan to get the pilot Next day, at half
past A. NJ. boat was in sight coming
towards the vessel. and at . abe got along
ide, and our mate dem andsd who they
were, TO which they replied, hey were
the pilot-tbey all came on board, seven
in number, and mulatto ~ho called him.
self the pilot-As calm prevailed, | ask
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Mr.. Rhea, from the committee on
Pensions and Revolutionary claims, re
ported untavorably on the petition Of
John l.. Polerezky; which, on motion
of Mr.. Mallary, was laid on the table.
Mr.. r. further reported unfavorably
upon the petition of Patrick Boyd;
which, on motion ofMr. w. Smith, was
laid on the table.
Mr.. R. also reported unfavorably on
the petition of James B. Eldridge; which
on motion Of Mr.. Il. was laid ON the
table.
Mr.. Sergeant, from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill from tho
Senate, entitled IAN act supplementary
to an act to alter the terms OF the Dis.
trict Court in Alabama" without a.
mendment; which, on motion o: MIR. S.
was laid on the table.
MIR. Sergeant, from the same CON-
mittee, reported a bill supplementary to
can act for the better regulation of the
Courts Of the United States in the state
of New York; which was twice read
and ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Sergeant further reported a bill
for the relief of Edmund Kinsey & VIM.
Smiley; which was twice read and COM
mitted.
Mr.. Rich, from the committee of
claims, reported bill Cor the relief Of
John Anderson; which was twice read
and committed.
Mr.. Eustis, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported unfavorably
to the case Of Charles Swift; which was
eoncarred in.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
Cnnstable's Sale.

Nn Saturday the Esd day of this month,
Twill be sold at the late residence OF
Thomas Triplett, deceased, on Columbus
street, next door to Thomas Crogg'ns', on
q credit of three months, negro woman
named Judy-taken to satisfy an order OF
distress for house rent due to josiah II. Da-
vis.-The sale to take place at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. JOHN MANDELL, Constable.
F.bE eo4t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
Notice.

yTyHE Members of the Washington So
ciety of Alexandra, are hereby noti-
fed that the Anniversary meeting OF the
Society, will be held at Clage,ts Hotel on
FRIDAY the gid inst at 10 o'clock,
The Society will move in procession at
ls o'clock. to Christ Church, where an
Grafton will be delivered by Josiah Pen
nipgton ESQ, one of its Members.
c. P. THOMPSON, Sectry.
f.b IA ed
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Mr.. J. Parmly,
Dentist,

LATE assistsnt to L. 5. & E. Parm>
Nv. e St. James's street, London, re-
spscttully offers his professional services
TO the citizens of alexandria, for eight
DAYS, at Mrs. Eveleth's, opposite the
market, en- Cameron street.
Dir. Parnly's Lectures on the man
agemcnt of the Teeth, for sale as above.
feb i2 3tr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-15
367 acres,

living IN Wolf Trap Run in Fairfax Coun-
ty@Bounded by the Lands of John s.
Love. Edward Adams, & Robert Gnnnell.:
THE above sale will be made under deed
of trust from James G Deneale and wife,
70 the Subscriber to secure debt due to
Thomas Jsnney, &Co.
Terms of Sale; one fifth OF the purchase
money m hand, the balance in three equal
;nstalmenis, Of s, II, and 8 months, with
interest from the day OF Sale; the deferred
payments to be secured by deed of Trust.
r. 1 TAYLOR.
fob IA. eodts