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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
DRY GOODS
NEW GOODS.
VT1lTHERS & WASHINGTON are
wv now opening a very general assort-
ment of seasonable
DRY GOODS,
coNsIsTINC OF

CONSULTING OF
First quality London black g. blue cloths
Second do do and fancy colors
Biue. black and coronationscassimeres
Double milled drab cloths
SwanadoMp and Valentia yestings
Oreskany and blue mixed cassinstts
Rose, point & duffil blankets
Flannels, white, red, yellow & green
Milled Aannels
Green 4. red booking 4 drapery baize,
Flushing and coatings
Blue mixed and Devonshire kerseys
Tartan and Circassian plaids
Plain & figured bombazets, various'colors
Black and colored bomba2eens
Women's, girls and cbildreA'b black and
colored worsted hose
White and colored half hose, Linsey's
Irish linens. diapers and Hollands
"a and 1914 Flemish and Irish sheetings
Merino shawls, Waterloo do
Cashmere long shawls
plain and figured black levantines
White figured satin and Gros de Naples
Italian lutstrings. sencbew q sarsanetts
Ladies E. gentlemens plain s. ribbed silk
CAPTION and nankiD Grapes
Italian do various eolors
Fancy calicoes, ginghams
Furniture chin,z
Ticklenburgs, burlaps
Domestic sbirtings, sheetings, plaids and
stripes
Together with variety of other articles
too numerous 10 mention; nearly all Of
which have been selectad in New York
and Philadelphia, at auction, and are now
offered for sale at reduced prices, for cash,
or to punctnal customers.
ort2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02

A. C.. CAZENOVE e. TO-
HAVE received by the ship Bos'oD,,tv n
Ill Liverpool, an excellent assortment
BRITISH FAIL GOODo,
which ars for sale on the most reas0O'O'
terms-with a large stock OF
american, India, and Eur0'
pean Dry Goods, .,so
nv THE PACKAGE OR PIECE ALSo'
Madeira, Port and Sherry Wine
Holland and American gin
Jamaica and n. E. Rum
Wh,skey, some very old
Havana and St. Croix sugar
lst and Cd quality loaf do ae.
Bordeaux oil, Dupont's gunpo~o''
Cut nails and brads, 8 10 4od
swedes iron. hoop do. all sizes
Baltimore window glass
Spermace,i and mould candles
American and Windsor soap ,e,t s.
Hyson, young dyson and eunpo"o''
Prime Alabama cotton
DemIobns of cordial
Manufactured tobacco
Spanish segars, &c. &C. Il
aug 81 ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02

Do do do do cassimeres
Swansiown, toilinet f. valenta vestings
Mkt and blue cassinets
Olive aud drab fushings
Indigo, blue and Devopshire kerseys
Mkt Il drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizes
Red, yellow and white flannels
Superior TARTAN and Circas,an plaids
Cords & veIvets; Bennet's patent cord
Merno shawls, neat assortment
Coiourpd cashmere shawls
Fig'd border'd do do
Fancy cotton shawls and bandkerchiets
Irish linens, diapers and hollands 80
Russia sheetings, dowlas, burlaps
Cotton and worsted hosiery
Black, slate. and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do'
Half hose, guernsey frocks and drawers
English black r white silk ribbed halt
hose
PLAIN T. fg'd bombazetts various colors
Black T. colored bombazeens
Domestic sbeetings and shirtings
Do plaids g. stripes
Fig'd blk silk and eros de Naples
Silk shawls and hdkfs
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shawIs
Italian white, blk & pink grapes
Hs, band do do
Fancy caicoes, furniture chinN
4-4and Ga cambria muslins
do, do Jsconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkls,
null muslins
Fancy cravats, col'd lutestring, sim
shaws. fancy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna'&. Spittleheld
hdkfs, sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool floss and sewing cotton in Nos.
Knitting and darning do do
Threads, tapes, &c. &c.
With q great variety Of other articles 100
numerous TO mention.
le l JAS. G. & r. BARRY.
ALSO,
/ Cotton Farm,
i all numbers. which they sell on COM
Mission at the Baltimore mandatory cash
,rices. of the best quality, and real num-
,srs. -. " a.. y:
oct 6 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
FALL GOODS,

Imported in the ship Boston, iromSLiyer-
pool; among which are
Saxon cloths and cassimeres
Fine and superhne Yorkshire Go do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies' cloths
Pelisse do. plain and tw lied
Rhodes's bomhszetts, plain and figured
Elannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking bare, green, blue andred
Green drapery baize
Tartan plaids,
Orange, scarlet and crimson rattinsts
Fancy waistcoatings
Plain blue, mixed aud drab
Blue and white kerseys
9-8 cotton apron check
ON HAND
Russia and Scotch sbeetings
Irish linens, ticklenburgs
Brown hollands
Best English sewing silk and twist
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and ginghsms
A. and Ga cambria musliHs
limitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed DO
Leno 90
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Plain do
Pins, needles
Ribbons, gloves, sc. sc.
emo 10 II
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Domestic Goods,


r ANDING from sloop Olive Branch,
IL from Providence
81 Packages domestic goods consisting
Cd cases g. bales plaid stripes y CHAM
brsys
3 cases sattinets
9 do bleached sl,irtings
Q bales bIeacbed sbeetipgs
2 do brown do
II do brown shifting
e do "a furniture gingham
do "a check
go do linsey
Received per SCHOONER President iIen
Richmond, 20 kegs manufactured tVOt ~,
CO, of Browns superior brand; anu no }"
sale by A G. CAZENOFE& w.
sep 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
Sugar. Coffee, Wine, etc.
.John II Ladd e Co.

: - S7O'-eFr = - : y n = 10 "
offer for sale, hhds. LIST, Cd, and
- Sd quality Muscovado sugars
Boxes of Havana ciayed sugar
Bags Hsv'a .green& s. Domingo coffee
Hhds W L. rum years oio
Pipes Cosnac ana maTseliies nfanoy
Bbls New York prime beet
Boxes v sweet OH %'F0e''e0 ''''"s s0sp
Bales Of cotton
Transparent and Windsor soap
Yellow soap, mould candles
Plaster, hops. cassia, red ochre
Stone and glass ware
Old II Madeira wine IN pipes; spipes
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02

Flushings, Blankets, etc.
Braden, Morgan 3 Co.
uAVE imported in the ship William
III Thompson via New.York,
Cd drab, olive and blue Flu,bings
Devonsbire Kerseys
BY THE BRIG MISSIONARY.
"a, Sd. 81, 1914, (. Ia Ross bsl'
kets.
as & 81 point DO
Bristol Duffie d.
BY the next arrival they expect fur.
ther supply of Flannels and WEIGH plains
9 mo %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
Rest Chewing Tobacco,

Best Chewing Iopac1od 10.
AZ kegs and half kegs man 'ud twist, Bar
claws brand, warranted superior ,sa 20 seibr.o
the the District just received .d by r. Rjs sb
oean, capt. Creighton. i'0'
and for sale by = Drown. Aga'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
DRY GOODS
FALL GOODS.
THE subscribers have just opened
i very beautiful assortment OF
DRY GOO ID s,

comprising almost every article in that
line, which they will offer to their friends
and customers at the most reduced prices.
As very particular attention was paid TO
the selection of those goods, they can as
sure the public they are OF prime quality:
CnNSISTING In PART OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-02
Cotton Farm,

OF all numbers. which they sell on COM
mission at the Baltimore mandatory cash
prices, OF the best quality, and resl num-
bsr. J. G. D. RIB.
cot e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The schr. Mary Washington at Phlia>
delphia, brings accounts to the LIST June.
Markets at Vera Cruz very dull, and o.
verslocked with all sorts OF produce
The Castle of st. Juan de HULA is still
in the possession OF the Royalists, and
they hare laid on all foreign vessels du>
ty OF doll, and SO, cents per ton-be-
sides making them pay such duties as
they may think proper on all articles i'm
ported at that place. and then charged
with the regular duties at Vera Cruz. A.
bout an hour and half after the Mary
Washington left Vera Cruz, the castle
not more than Jour miles distant, she was
chased and fired at by piratical boat
After a chase of four hours, fortunately
out sailed the pirate, whom she could not
repel, being unarmed. Very few vessels
that leave that place unarmed, escape
robbery or attempts at the same. lab.
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SPANISH PRIYATEERS.

To the politeness of the supercaTgo OF
the sthr. King Solomon, arrived here
Yesterday in IA days from St. Johns, Por-
TO Z leo, we are indebted for the following
piorma,ion.- The schr. Elizabeth, OF
Georgetown, Col. with valuable cargo
from -Laguira, has Teen captured by
a Spanish Privateer, fitted out at ST.
Johns. and sent into Naysguez. 2. K.
The u. S, sloop of war Hornet called
off St. Johns about the 9th of June, and
sent in boat. Itwas reported and be-
Iieved that the Hornet subsequently re-
captured an American brig and schooner
which had been captured by the same
privateer.
Two large briggs and schrs. had been
fitted out and sailed from St. Johns within
month, with orders TO capture every Uss-
sci coming from the Man, all the ports OF
which. in possession of the Patriots, were
declared in state of blockade
This state of things impeTlousiy calls
upon the American government to take
auch measures as will eHeCtually protect
their vessels from the spoiiations OF the
Spaniards in those seas. .AmeraeaH'
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Our correspondents at New York in
inform US by proof sheet that the ship
Liverpool has arrived at Portland, and
the English brig Osbaldistop at Boston,
bringing papers to the 22d of May in
elusive, and London dates to the goth.
The Boston editors have forwarded eX-
tracts, which however possess but lit.
tie interest-They are here added,
A Liverpool letter of the 22d, recei-
we'd here, states the ship Indian Chief
from New York, had just arrived.
A letter of the Goth, says "the ARR.
walls of cotton the last few days have
been extern iye, aud but little doing in
the market. Philadelphia fresh -four
is offered at Sos. but there are no buy
ers at any price. There are two or
three export orders for Pot Ashes from
the continent, limited at 49 per cwt.
The sales of cotton during the week en-
ding 18th May, did not exceed 5000
bales. The public sales Of the 18th,
went heavily, at a reduction from for.
mer prices of l-8 to lad in Uplands,
Ia to 2 in Orleans, and | d in Stained
Sea Islands,"
In the House Of Commons, May 90,
petition from n. Shields was present
ed, against any alteration in the Colonial
trade; and petition from the chamber
ofcommerce of Manchester, against the
present restrictions on foreign trade.
In the House of Lords on the same
day. MIR. Cummings brought up the
Roman Catholic Peers bill. On mo-
ton, the preamble was read by the
Chancellor on the Woolsack, and the
bill was ordered to be read first time
on the Esd.
The London papers to the evening of
the Goth contain nothing new.
The money market in England con-
tinued in an unhealthy state, and will
continue so, until it be known whether
ministers intend to reduce the taxes.
Consols opened On the Goth at 70 is.
and closed at79.
Large sums continued to be subsc RI
bed for the relief of the poor in Ireland.
The Lord Lieutenant had been author
ICED to advance $4,000 on public
works, for the purpose of giving en-
pioyment to laborers.
DR.. Mccartney, of Dublin, has for
some time employed solution of alum
and nltre for the purpose Of preserving
anatomical preparations. He finds that
it preserves the natural appearances of
most parts of the body more complete
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-06
SATURDAY JULY 6, 1922.
INNfyERSARY OFAnERiCAN LNDE-
PENDENCE.

Thursday last being the Anniversary OF
American Independence, the day was ushered
in by discharge of Artillery from Captain
Moore's company, and was hailed by the citi-
gems generally with every demonstration OF pa
triotic Joy In the course of the morning the
different independent companies Paraded, ana
exhibited a considerable degree of military
skill. At twelve o'clock the Washington 90
ciety moved in procession to St PauPs church,
accompanied by the children belonging to the
free schools under their immediate patronage,
escorted by Capt ThomPson's company OF IN
dspendent Blues and Capt. Minors Light In
fantry company, where, after the solemn ex'
ereises usual on such occasions, Charles Car
zen. Lee, Esq. member ofthe Washington So
cirty, delivered an Grafton suitable to the day,
which we have heard spoken of In terms
honorable to that gentleman, and which we
anticipate the pleasure of laying before our
readers in few days. The Volunteer Com
NAMES and parties of citizens then repaired to
different places and spent the day in that social
b;,aritv which ought ever to be. observed by
the free and independent citizens OF this re-
public.
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the bank, and therefore no du,y !.
part 70 forbesr the gratificat;os ny
wish ! have long anxiously ind a o.
MY determination to retire !. f,. u'sesdd
interchangeable, and l have sherefs su aia
ven this early and public motto. s g.
that you may have fulltime for n. W. :, !
ton of a fit person to succeed m. 'les'
You will, on the second Of Sent.
next, have an opportunity Of in,s. uoe'
ting the affairs and becoming tnll Is'es
quainted with the situation of thu y. a.
You will then. too, havean oppo,,ua it
of comforting with each other on IL.
lection Of my successor-and to :. =
the freer and fuller scope to your cha sN'
! will resign my office few day. ivy, g
fore the next election Of directo,. 0s'
order that, should you wish to select H., ~
ny member Of the present board r.. :
may have served three times in .u,. "l'
sion, and therefore not be re.eGs; .,'
unless he be President at the time e ~
may use your influence to have H.
previously elected to that office. ,,s
thus rendered re.eligible. 'S
LANGDON CHEyrs
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Aregulsr succession OF arrivals at the
North, has enabled US, for some time,to
present our readers with almost daily adj
vices from Europe, the contents OF which,
allbo' not of that character to rouse the
imagination by the details OF bloody bat
ties, still possess sufficient interest to ex-
cite our sympathy and awaken curiosity.
Our advices TO day are to the ED OF May,
by vessel at Portland, and one at Bos-
ton, by which it appears that nothing new,
OF an official character, had been pub
lished in England, relative to the negotia-
tons at Constautinople, aud ssno material
change had taken place in the plice of
stocks, we conclude that the negotiations
are continued notwithstanding The aauGh-
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therto used.
Liverpool, May 81. 4
WRECK OF TIE ALBION.
gentleman arrived at Cork from
Liverpool, on the 5th inst. to whom
box containing $4,000 in specie, had
been transmitted by the Albion, OF
which no trace had been discovered,
To the preservation of the residue OF
the ship, and the part of the cargo spa
red by raging sea. MIR. Mark, the a.
merican Consul, had paid every atten-
ton, but from the almost inaccessible
cliffs that overhung the spot where the
wreck lay, and the demolition caused
by the influx of each succeeding tide,
his efforts could not have that success
his anxiety may otherwise have been ro'
warded with. The remains OF the
wreck were sold on Friday se'nlght, and
produced only $40 us Cd.
Liverpool, May q.
Accounts from Constantinople, dated
the 9th ult. acknowledgements excess
ses. in which two Greeks had fallen VIC
tins. All the Franks and Rayas were
menaced with massacre. A council
was assembled to deliberate upon the
measures for preserving order, to which
the Aga of the Janissaries was sum-
moned. and enjoined on his personal re-
sponsibility to prevent their recurrence.
In consequence, he patrolled the streets
with large force, and took s40 "vaga-
bonds into custody, 80 of whom he
caused to be strangled, and sent the o.
theirs on board the feet.
1t is remarkable circumstance, that
the Archbishop of Armagh, Prinate of
Ireland, and the Archbishop of Cashel.
both died on the same day.
Liverpool, May 2l.-The supply of
wheat, oats and -four to-day was extern
sive. Little business however was done
and we quote late rates for every arti-
Gle in the trade. Flour, Am. SO per
barrel.
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ty reserve inanhesseo W ~
Euronean Minister, as published few
DAYS sincs. Fresh popular excuses con-
tinue TO be committed upon the defence
less Greeks at Constantinople, and the &C
counts of the 9Th of April state, that two
Greeks were that day murdered, and that
all the Franks and Rayas were menaced
with massacre. A council assembled to
deliberate upon measures tor preserving
order, to which the Aga of the Jannlssa'
ries was summoned, aad enj joined, on his
personal responsibility, to prevent the re-
currence OF similar outrages. In conse-
auence of this order he patrolled the sts'
with large force, and took 24o "Vaga-
bonds'' into custody, eighty of whom he
caused to be strangled, aud scot the re-
maibder on board the fleet. This summa-
ry method OF inaicting punishment on the
lawless bandits who prowl the streets OF
the capital, though affective to the feel
ings of the philanthropst, is yet neces'
sary among semi-barbarous people. who
submit to no other power but that OF force,
and restrain their passions only at the
view OF the bowstring, OF stripes OF the
bastiDado.
Mr.. Canning brought up the Catholic
peers bill in the house OF Lords on the
Goth May.
The Duke of Portland moved that the
preamble OF the bill be now read by the
Chancellor on the woolsack. The pre-
amble was accordingly read, when the
noble Duke moved that the bill be read
first time on Thursday next, and that their
Lordships be summoned, was agreed to.
Mr.. Lambton in the House OF c ommoDs
presented petition from North Shields,
praying that no alteration may take place,
in the colonial carrying trade. Lord
Stanly presented petition from the mer-
chants and the Chambers of Commerce,
at Manchester, against the present restrlc-
tons on foreign trade. Mr. Goulbourn
said, that he should in few days submit
a motion on the state of Ireland. which
would embrace the subject Of tithes.
Mr.. Canning, on the 18th, presented
petition from certain merchants OF Liver
pool, praying that duty might be impo-
sed on the importation of foreign butter.
ConsoIs opened on the Goth at 70 l-8,
and closed at 10.
A letter of the Goth. says, "the arrivals
Of cotton tue last few days have been ex-
tensive, and but little doing in the Market.
Philadelphia fresh -four is offered at 3os.
but there are no buyers at any price.
There are two or three export orders for
Pot Ashes from the continent, limited al
1926 per cwt. The sales of cotton during
the week ending 18th May, did not exceed
$500 bales. The public sales of the 18th,
went heavily at reduction from former
prices of I8 to in upland, Ia to I-2 in
Orleans, and Id in Stained sea Islseds.'
III
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BANK UNITED STATES.
JULY !, IoZZ.
TO the Stockholders Of the Bank Of the
limited .Stntes

JULY I, 1922.
To the Stockholders Of the Bank of the
United States.
| conceive it to be my duty to an
nounce to you. at this time, that ] in
tend, at the end of the present year to
retire from the station with which YOU
have honored me. For reasons which
it would be useless, if not impairment.
to mention here, it was my desire to
have done so very soon after l entered
upon the duties ofthe office. But I ow.
ed it to you and to the country, whichwas
deeply concerned in the fate of the bank,
to hold the station until l could surren-
der it under circumstances which would
enable you deliberately and with full
knowledge of tie situation of the insti-
tuition, to choose successor-and until
the bank should be placed in state in
which change 'coud be made with
safety and without alarm. There is in
my opinion, no longer any thing in the
situation of it, which can make a change
dificuls.er injurious to the interests of
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FOR BOSTON,
For Bremen,

For Bremen, IN
sSH> The superior big Ab ;'J eou.
. James Gooday, master; WI, nd take
mence loading in a few days, sS' Ap.
100 hhds on freight if offered sGo a.co.
ply to WIN. FOWLhs
For Cowes, ,oc.
81, The coppered brig VEN La mI The
49, Allen master; will sail aou nsrs 90
10th July, and take some pssse"s
moderate terms. Apply as above. #
June 90
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DIED..

In Alexandria, June 3Oth, Mr.. Nc,L,.
rel Perley, aged FL years, formerly s :,
Massachusetts.
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BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

On Monday last this Bank declared
dividend of t5oo and quarter per
cent. on the capital stock for the las. six
months. The stock on that dayin Phi
ladelphia is quoted at lo4 to lo7, divi
dend off.
, The papers contain the following nos
tlce of the intended resignation of the
President of that institution. Mr.. Gal
latin, our minister to France, is spoken
of as his successor
BANK UNITED STATES.