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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
FIRST CLASS.
Grand State Lottery Of
MARYLAND.

is, 900 Ticketsyst 1874 1877, 6cs Dollars.
I Nor Two BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
/: 0trPrizes subject to deduction Of If
teen per cent. payable 81 days after The
All the prizes to be floating from the
commencement Of the drawing, except tho
following, which will be deposited in the
wheels at definite periods, viz:
After the ed drawing, $1,000
Do. 4th do 10000
Do, 18th do 10000
Do. 9th do 10000
In order to finish this lottery with the
most practicable despatch, the prizes only
will be drawn-this arrangement will en-
able the Commissioners to complete the
scheme in TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMESL. HAWKINS }
NATHL. F. WILLIAMS : Com'rs.
JAMES B. RINGGOLD
Tickets 10 the greatest variety OF mum.
bers are now ready for sale at The, original
rate of Eight Dollars and FSfty Cents each
j. II. RUNNELLS,
Most Lucky Lottery Office, ,Kiny.street.
Alexandra.
Orders by mail, enclosing prize tickets
or cash, for tickets and shares in The seve
raj lotteries now drawing, will meet with
prompt attention, il addressed to
J. fl, RUNNELLS,
King street, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13

Whiskey, Cotton. Oil, &c.
TOHN H. LADD e. Co. have just res
J ceiyad and offer for. sale
9O5 bbls Baltimore WhiskeT
20 bales prime upland cotton :,
10 casks summer strained sperm OIL
2 cases mems Gne shoes =
do. mems and boys fine hats
july II "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
Notice.

TIME subscriber intends leaving Alex:
i andria, on the 20th inst. requests all
persons having demands against him to
present them for payment before that Pc
riod-and all indebted to him either BY.
note or account are particularly reqaested
to make payment, as all demands (of long
standingi after the above date. must be
'''' " WIN. TRUE.
o G - ,2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
For Amsterdam.

M. The superior coppered brig
6&X EIGHT SONS, Low, master
daily expected) having the most of her
cargo engaged; viii. meet with dispatch
and Can receive 100 hhds. on freight.
Apply TO WIN FOWLE & Co.
july If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
TwoImportant Events !!
On the 10th of this month, tickets will
rise in the sss aA.sts
To 25 Dollars.

And shares 10 proportion. and on the 2Ist
of this month, ibe 30tb days drawing wills
take place; until the 10Th, tickets and
shares can be had at The noled Lottery OF
fee of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST l3, 1922 # mo
FOR MADEIRA,

NJ The brig HEBE, will sail in
81a6few days, for freight or passageap-
ply to. A. C.. CAZENOVE &Co.
July a. If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
J.H.RUNNE

King. street. Alexandria
At.the present price OF Do, until 10 o.
clock, Saturday Evening. +
1t is certainly important, in times like
these, TO economic! and . great saving
will be made BY those who purchase al the
above Office, this week. No lottery in this.
country offers better opportunity than
the present for obtsipine comfortable
living, and even fortune; in avery short
time large sums are to be distributed a.
mong those who lay out a few dollars ID
purchasing tickets, Thisscheme contains
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-13
"a Frame House
10 RENT.

And possession gioen immediately
MwA The house lately occupied by
sl2HsA Isaac Kell, situated near the con.
~ ner OF King and Alfred-sts, IL will
&sAalbe rented very low, 1t is un-
fsrgoing thorough repair, and will suit
a snail family remarkable well; for terms
inquire of SAM. l.. MCLEAN.
July 81 It
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
MAX RfRD.


IN Providence. Capt Ba'n1Jas .v''rr u "i'' Ror
o'tu priitter, bo;h Of Nalthsm, Mass ----Mr ~
si.euS BG-kes TO Miss ID gait Sn.sh, OF smitbheh
UJsD,
IN ',.is town, IN the Is, inst Miss Sarah C'eeSe'
.re,i 50. daughter OF Mr. Flee, G,eene
On lie i5li inst Mis-. RGeLe! HateJ, aged 81. whe
of NJ >amrci Haley.
On the I'D inst George Scott, respectable black
man. sged e5
.sr. aged 81, wida> OF the late Capt Oliver var
of this ,ovn ----Mi.s Ipf'a Dea'ii,. aged 81
=, T,ys.ion, on IN, ist ms, Mrs .s6yaa Br'rn,
aged 80 N. ;s,h ins, Mr linn
~ S-,y, c,ieb RsSccek, seed %.
a, nr;.,o.. Mr Bigs- C Gedgs, aged ~ = revo-
Iniionary Pen''oner ,red A
80, H,.I,,. formerly of WIckiord, aged oo
Xes sedf,r3. widow HInnah .f'urs'r'. sged
u ycsrs snd uon'hs
=; r.un,o,. NJ J.n1iin Thr@--. sged ~ =
Deacon G-srgs S.efie,, aged e. sn' Ph'Sf' o''
We, ogeJsi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
IF,,iaR.iND.l.


The sch. Planter, Peiiee, from this port
arrived at Geo'getcwD, 9th inst.
Arrived al Mobile, Oct. ,s h, sIoop ln,in'
chile, Tanner, from this po,t.
Al Coquimbo, Avg !, ship Robinson Po:.
ter, Swsin Of this port, With 5000 bbls. Oh,
TO sail the lat OF Sept. for home.
Al Ssvapnsh. Nov. 10, sloops Express,
Hamme,t, end William, Read, Of this port,
Tor Charleston next day.
Sailed T. ON Charleston, Nov. IL sch. rs.
iber Perry, Of this pori, Tor Ssvanoah
Arrived OF Gcorge,owp, Nov. 10, schis.
rtspkio, Gibbs, and Mafy.Ann, Smnh, from
this pou.
Arrived at Wilmington Nov. 9,h, sch.
Phehix, b own, from this port.
Arrived OF Boston, 18Th inst. sch. Ann,
Browpe!l, from this port.
Arrived t Savannah, sloop Rising sun,
doys from this port.
a. rived at Wiimineon, Nov O. brig Sail
and Hope, Borden, Digh,oo. via this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
Wi1ksiuess PnH;SHcX.,

Mrs. Foo,e, conyicIcd OF misdemcann'. N
sedIcIag q puniber Of young girls, rom IA 10
l6 aud IL years of ape, TO 60 with her 10 oa'
NanNsh, IN an cxpetilion OF io'amy and run,
We on SAturAsy, after an Ammunition from mo
Recorder. sentenced 10 ,he extremity OF the
law, three years q, had labor IN 'he Psu'.en'
tty, and The payment Of the whole amount
OF cos; accumulated in the cause, amounting
10 from 80 to 10 dollars, and 10 stand com
nitled ill paid ~ J. american.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

iJAvfNG seen the copy Of an advertisement ofmy
Ill husband, Gideon Richmond. intended for pub
licston in thi, days paper, have though, proper
20 say in 10 the same First, that owing to
his own misconduct, he ~ss obliged to icsve ibis
town neariy two years since and j, would have been
the height of folly and ihprudence. under existing
circurns,snees, to have gore 9Th him, even u he
could OF would have done any thug ior our munte.
nance or support which he sbew disposition to do
IN the second place, he eed be under no spprehen
sion cf my contracting debts on his account ss
have 20 neees.,ts OF inclination 70 do go, nor do
know ary one wio would trust him. ! regret ex.
treneiy the neeas,ity Of thus exposing ny domestic
troubles in the pu5iic psper. but the p'fbae Wit sec
the necessity am under oi defending myself against
a vanton arI m.fcious attack. made on me, foe no
other moti.e. Vaa W crafty reveng-fu, d,.po'i-
uon ANAiuh hA|haV'D'.
Newps:,, Nsr %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
GROCERIES.


JOHN Y. MOORE,
Ofe,S for Sale at No. S, Market sg'iarc.
A Variety OF Crocke'y and Glass
IA WARE with general Assortment of
GROCERIES, w'nch viii be sold os low Tor
Cash OF Country Produce as can be punches
cd a, any Store in Ncwpor,.--Eyery favor
will be gratefully acknowledged.
Nov 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
iyoJkh. Aitgsfo1vn BdUIe

N0IW AUgSF01VH bdNs
a L the Annual meeting Of the stockholders OF he
IN North. h.Eiogstown bank, at their banking room
or Monday the 18Th of November 1922 the foI'oS-
,ng persons weie elected Directors tor the cLsuiog
year, viz.
Daniel Clnrhtr, Jfr~s Heir,e. John Haf.
san. WHiiam Hammond, W.Aom Baffey. George
F. Tifaghaa, Samuel ID. dl,n, Chver Vat
son. yohn Sugar, Jain Clarke, Thomas James,
J,naihan Reynolds. Ezbon SanforS, Jgery
Cavi. Sanuet Bvoy'on, Pardon II Hammond,
Dan.a @. Ctanhin, William AieAois, and
Jzbn p. iPhnford
And ct a subsequent meeting o' the directors,
p.s,tL CsAsrLis, Esq. was r. 2 ee.ed PresIdent
PARDON T HAMMOND, Cashier.
wirtf,rd Nov 81, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
N0V7f.

We understand th,, orders have been trans
miued from the Navy Department to our
Cru!z.rs in he West India Seas, IN ioture 10
avoid gning inio sick'y ports ouly IN cases OF
neces,i'y, and in such cases TO rema'n hnt
shori ps,iod. This measure has prnbab'y
been taken iD consequence o. The great NOR
,a!iiy iha, has occurred the pas, season a.
fSong the crews Of our vessels OF war, and II
IL hopsd will have the effect Of preventing the
evil IN fn,ure. The Blush vessels o!war on
the same s.a,ion have suffered much less by
sickness than our own /; tho ca0se has bsen
Justly su,bntrd TO the fact ,ha; they have
peen much more cautious, 10 their intercourse
with s'ckly places.
We arc also infor med TIA, ,hc Congress
fisne, Capt. Bddic, has special orders in
regard to the Porto Rico p'iva,ccrs, which 1t.
is hoped VII. have 'he ef;c, TO render our
commerce with the Min les azardoas than
a. presently Y. Nier. Ado.
Mr.. Matthews bad real benefit last
evening. Every part Of the house was
crowded, notwithstanding the extremely
tlnlavorable state of the weather, and ma
Nv were excluded for want Of room,
We have rCt heard the amount OF the re-
csip,s but feel assured i, will not materi.
sNy vary from g2,ooo.--N. I. States-
nan.
FROM LAGUIEA.
We have seen accounts from Lagulra
Of the ooh of October. They state that
the feet which appeared about Is mics
to windward Of that place on the 18th,
was no, the squadron, of Morales, as at
first supposed, bur a small n,araudlng
force. Morales had not evacuated Ma.
racaibo, but had left garrison there, and
gone with part of his troops, It was
now said, in quest Of some property far
,hcr up the Lake, which was carried a.
way BY the Inhabitants when they He'd
from The place.
oy Several aarcr'isensnls are un,roiiabiy omit
tex! tor want Of roo q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

WHEREAS my wife MARTHA, re-
fuses to i've with me. this 10 TO forbid all persons
.barboring or trusting her on my account, as I viii
not pay any debts OF her contracting from this date.
GIDEON hiCuMOND.
Newport. Nov II, 1922 MO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
FRANCE.


We The other day noticed the war making
on the p'ess by the French Government, Ihe
rpessures directed sgsinst several 81 tne
newspapers being eytremeiy severe, IN conse-
quenee of their having published, as itis al
legged, DISTORTED, which probably means "ae,
sccoun.s of the proceedings at the '''sls OF
those persons whose executors was detailed
in our paper o. yes,erdsy. We COW find by
the las. suysi, that the Brurboos do not con.
iine their hostility to the press, bat diieci 1t
pgains; those who occasionally wfre Tor The
papers, OF who avcw themselves friendly TO
l'berai and enlightened opinions. If appears
shst The bcgse and papers Of BRSiAmrH Gov.
SLANT, 40 opposition leader !, the Chamber,
has been ssarched by the Police, which Is said
TO have excited Inc Parisiaos considerably
a goyernmen' which pursuss such course,
caonR be strong, or ae looked upon as bot
toned IN the atTsc,ions Of the people.
the priVa,e accouo,s which have reached US
ct loIe. represeni the state Of Frsnce as one
"f much dseon,ent with the present order OF
BaH. led Ga=.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EA1'ERED.

Ek1ERED,
Brig New. Packet, Chsce, Diehion sioop
, Ann. Maria, Gsrdn.f, New iosk.
CLESRED,
Schooner Tsssef, Wilcox, Nsw.fork )
do. Sh'bsole,h, Peuy, do. siooP Rese''n'
Bloom, Gteene, Eden,on, n. L. /; do Haley
on, Vars, New York sch. Cerens, Csr'er'
Wilming'on, y. C.; stoop Albany T'adsr,
Allen, New.Yotk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
FRO HOMO PUBLlCO.

A Person who is vefsed in reading,
4 vri,ing. arithmetic, and the Greek aad Latin
t,rcu,yes offers to teach n school, from the 10Th
d,y of Decer to the LIST Of April. without any
csn,pensa,ion. q any person. who is authorized 70
engage ~ Instructor. will d.ret letter to A. B.
Cambridge, Mas, and convey It 10y mail. he may de.
pepd whcut any further expense, OF having an IN.
s,ructor, who viii exert sli the powers that God and
nature have given him TO be asesoi. ="
November 18th, 1872. IN20.J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

a plan is projected TO unite The waters
of Lake Ontario with Lake Champain,
by canal across the country from Og-
densburg to Plaltsburg. 'lne, tzPence
Of completing this canul viii MT. II 10
supposed exceed |, 500 900 dollars.
" Y. lIer. .fdp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

n bOObOj CousispnB oi
Broadclorh, N.Ie6cia and other
Cassimcrcs Neslings
Fiann-i. Baiz.s A complete assor,.
a complete sssor.- ment ol scotch
fnent OF Pehsse P!aids
Cloths Coroline flads
Elegant figured Pc. hIerino s. Cashmere
lisse silks Shawls
Best English dark Stout linen DIoper ior
Ginghams Table Cloths
Figured and plain Btds.eye ditto
Bombszeus Superior English cot
Rose Blankets OF all ten Shir,ings
sizes
Together with silk Push and silk Velvs's
Of all colors oil cloths for tables; black
Ganneis winter Ribbons. &c
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A generai A>sor,o'enI OF the Dcsl Domcs.
tic COTTON GOODS. M
Nov. e7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
REAL ESiAIL.

: KEAL Is ] 4 II.
TIL. subscriber offers for sale liis. rs.
tate in rh.me,.sreet. nes' south re the hric<
v,t., IL /. too we'll known to need q particular
80. .-,;oo. SAMUEL WATSON.
, Ns.ros,, Nov. 6, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

Mr. JEFFERSON has br6sen oae o! ne
bons, o! his Ieh arm, by = faIl at The doo' of
hi. sea, in VIZ ginii. by The step giving @w.
Two days sfe wards he was doing well, and
likely 10 sustain as iiuie Inconvenience ss
could be expected from such an accident
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27
FALL GOODS.

JOHN T. TOWNSEND,
HGs yuSt Opened, .
TTWELNE Boses end Bales OF DRY
GOODS. rnnaIsilnr of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

~. Th0s- applying 10, ht a6ove, wiH
firdn N ask for teffere odpryisei.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

FOR SALE-M .Hae,io,,.
On 1RpSsDAr ne ASH ips, az II o'elo,s
II ~.
\ TowSsESp's coffee house, sixty.,hree share.
- OF the Stock OF the Newport Bank
WM. LOWE, .sHcf'r.
10 BE SOLD AT AUCTION,
:" rae sh'n IN BROAD. Sweet, on Saturday the
5oih day Of 40 oprmber,
he stock tools, belonging to the late frrn Of
simson * Nicholas w hitc. Likewise on the
same day, viii be sold one horse, one COW,
CHASE old coach, horse cart asd number OF
Nov 20. n
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-11-27

oT Several rcr'isemsnls are un,roiiably omit
ted tor want Of roo a.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
REMOVAL.
LEGHORNS
MILL-FARM SEMINARY.

I'D ENG well convinced that sedentary life
ID has greatly impaired my health, shall ,af-
ter the 18th Dec. next, decline the instruction of
youth In announcing this determination, I
feel a pleasure in recommending topublic patro-
mage, my former coadjutor, MIR. Wa. BARBER,
who will succeed me in conducting seminary
i'm this place. This gentleman, is perhaps so
well known, as to need from me no panegyrlc
he this as il may, must observe, that he is an
able and experienced teacher and properly
qualified in every respect to instruct in those
branches to which have for many years devo-
ted much attention. CHARLES TACkEII'
Mill. Farm, Stafford CO. Va. Sept II, 1922.
The school heretofore conducted byMr Charles
Tackett will be Under the sole management OF
the subscriber the ensuing year. change of in
sructers, will produce little or no change either in
the government of the school or the course Of in
structon. In this semlnary,w be taughtEngiish
grammar correctly geography with the use OF the
maps and terrestrial globe composition bellies
letircs; history; the elementary branches Of Eng
| lsh education; such a course of mathematics as
TO include arithmetic, plain d spherical trignon-
! etry, Euclds eleisents, geometry and surveying
| Tuition and board, including washing, can be
| obtained at 800 the Scholastic year, which will
commence on the 18th oS January, and close or
the 18th of Dccember, reservirg the usual yaca-
ton The subscriber deems it unnecessary give
particular description of Nlill-Farm, as the
public generally ave welt appraised Of its adj
vantages. Letters directed to him at Culpeper
Court house,ntil the 10th December, and after
that time at the Spotted tavern, Stafford co
Va. will receive due attention.
tnov 6 lay4t WILLIAM BARBER.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
CHEESE. etc.
THE READING ROOM

Below the Herald Printing Office Is
row opened (erctusiOety) TO subscri.
bers thereto. NJ The room, in future,
will be continued open after candle light.
Besides magazines, &c. which will be
added in few days, there arc now up.
wards Of 100 different papers received
from every par. Of the Union. and will be
regularly fled. Terms, very low.
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ATTEND TO THIS.

4 YOUNG MAN, who is a good accountant,
N wishes situation in store Immediately.
A letter, post paid, addressed to p. +. through
the post office Alexandria, will receive prompt
attention. 81 nov
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AWWHQDM SAG@So

ON TUESDAY,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold at the auction store
Tea, sugar, rum, gin, apple brandy, vinegar
Wine, soap, mustard, chocolate
Day and Martins backing, side boards
Bureaux, beds, bedstcads, chairs, sofas
Tenders, Shovcls and tongs.
Also, cloths, cassimeres, threads
Coitons, linens, &c. &c.
ALSO, a likely negro girl to serve for a term of
i2years,a first rate house servan,, being sold for
no fault, IS MOTTO be carried out OF the district
nov 3 S. A. MARSTELLER, auct
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n He subscribers have just opened very
beautiful
assortment Of Dry Goods,
almost every article in that line,
which they will offer to their friends and custo-
mers at
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES.
AS very particular attention was paid to the Sc
lection ofthose goods, they can assure the pub
lie they are OF prime quality
CONSISTING, IN PART, OF
Extra super London blue cloths
do do do black do
do do do fancy colours do
do do do double mill drab do
do do do do cassimeres
Swansdown, toilinet and valentia ves,ings
Mixed and blue cassinets
Olive and drab hushirgs
Indigo, blue and Devonslirc kcrseys
Mixed and drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizes
Red, yellow and white flanneiS
Superior Tartan and CiTcaSsian plaids
Cords and yelvets Bennet's patent cord
Merino shawls, neat assortment
Co!oured cashmere shawis
Figd hordered do do
Fancy cotton shawis and handkcrchicts
Irish Linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sheetings, dowlas, burlaps
Cotton and wOrSted hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted DO
lambs wool and NigOna do
Hall hose, guernsey irocks and drawers
English bIac,; and white silk ribbed l.alf hose
Plain and f.d bombazc:ts various colors
Black and colored bombazcecns
Domestic sheetilgs and shirtings
do plaids and stripes
Figs BLK silk and eros de Naples
Silk Shawls and htkiS
Canton aud NaDkin grapes
Grape shawls
italian white, blk and pink grapes
Hat band do DO
Fancy calicocs, furniture chia'z
"a and Cd cambria muslin
do do jaconet do
do do null null do
DO do book do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy cravats cold lutcs,rings, scnshaws, fan
cy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna and Spntlefeld hdkfs
Sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool, floss and sewing cottons in Nos
Knitting and darnng do 90
Threads, tapes &c. &c--with great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES
too numerous to mention. Also
COTTON MAR ~.
Of all numbers, which they sell, or commission
at the Baltimore
! MANUFACToRY CASH PRICES,
! Of the best quality, and real numbers.
| pct7 tt JAS. G. Il X. BARRY.
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FALL GOODS
FALL GOODS.
&. s. 1. II. IHO.NPSON

L. g Il. Il. Il HOshI oOJS
HAvE received per ships Boston and Fair
Il IL Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and superline Yorkshire cloths
do do double miled drabs
Pelisse cloths of most fashionable colors
Fancy ribbed, figured & printedV alentia resting
Fine and super swansdown do
Superfne kersey moleSkin
Ga stout twilled fcarnoughts
Devonshre Jerseys
Booking and drapery baizes
White, red, and yellow aud green fannels
Milled 1annels
IA fine and superfne kiddcrminstcr carpeting
So 3-4 SD do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
3 g. 81 point blankets
ST. to ia do
Figured and plain black and colored bombazetts
Double tartan plaids and plaid bombazetts
Circassian plaids
Mems, womens, girls and children's worsted
hosiery
Ladies' Mohair do
Fancy undressed prints
9-S g. 6-I cambria muslins
Power loom shirtings
Hollis patent white T. colored cotton balls
Buttons, pins, SIC. &c.
Irish Linens. and Skeetings,
Table diapers, brown hollands, iacon.t and
fancy muslins, Italian sewing silks, Choppa ro-
mails. Threads, &c. &c. sept 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-08
Z Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

Goshen cream heeSe, etc
Il He subscriber has just received fresh
supply of first quality Goshen cream cheese,
Liverpool ground alum salt. and fine sack do,
wine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaca and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. for sale usual at his store on Royal-st
next door to the city hotel. WIN. DUNLAP.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22
SELECT REMARKS.

Mental PieasGres.-Those who have re-
sources within themselves. who can dare TO
live alone, want friends the Ieas;, bot at the
SEINE time, best know how 10 prize them the
most. But no company i far preferable to
bad, because we are more apt TO catch tue
wees OF others than their virtues, as disease II
far more contagious than health.
Lying is vice so very infamous, that Tie
greatest liars cannot bear il ID other men.
Whatever appears extraordinary, if il b.
attended with success, is called great and
what is truly great, If unsuccessful, i account.
ed foolish.
Neihod goes far to prevent trouble in bust
ness; for it makes fhe tax easy, binders con.
fusion, saves abundance Of time, and instruct,
those who have business depending-- both
what TO 10, aud what 70 nope.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-01-22

On the first day of the New Year, the Presi-
dent of the United States and his family, receiv-
ed and interehanged civilites with his fellow
citizens, of whom an unusually great number
throngcd the Halls Of the Presidents House,
and among whom were many ladies' Most Of
the Ministers ofForeign Powers, and their Sec
retarics, also paid, on this occasion, their re-
Spects to the Chief Magistrate. Among the per-
sons present, were the Vice President of the II.
States, all the Heads Of Departments, a large
proportion Of the Members Of both Houses of
Congress, and many other public officers. The
band Of Music Of the Marine Corps gave ANNA :
ton 70 the scene; and the presence Of the dep
utatlon from the Western Indians added novelty
Y IFS other charms. IntelHgencer.