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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
PRACTICE
On Cameron street a fen doors west q
the Theatre,

the Theatre,
Where the sick 81 all diseases are re-
spectfulIy invited to call and they shall be
duly attended to. The poor and destitute
will receive council and medicine gratis.
DR.. Smith has constantly on hand, all
kinds of domestic and other Medicine,
prepared by himself. All letters from the
country post paid, giving description OF
their disease will be luly attended to-.
Convenient private apartments are pro.
v,ded where all such as wish confidential
advice will be received at all times.
dec ID II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
To be Rented Cheap.

sc,y-s A large brick warehouse on the
@9TE wharf, well calculated or storing
sssGl -four, grain OF salt, and-in excel
100 lent order. For terms apply TO
ANDREW SCHOhFiELD.
81 mo 90 mwtSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
District of Columbia.
C0unfu of AIernnI,;o IN -,

County Of Aleaandria. to uit
IN the petition OF Benjamin Baden,
~ an insolvent debtor, ,con6ned iu the
gaol of Alexandria county for debt, Mo-
tlce is hereby given to the creditors of the
said Benz amin Baden, tina. on the FIRST
Monday OF April next, at 9 O'Clock A. M.
at the court house Of said county, the oath
prescribed by the act of Congress of the
United States, entitled San act for the re-
lief Of lnsolvent Debtors within the Dis.
trict Of Columbia will be administered
to the said lnsolvent, and Trustee ap-
pointed, unless sufficient cause to the con.
trary be then and there shown.
Ordered. That this notice be inserted
in both OF the papers printed in Alexandra
tour times before that day.
By order Of the hon. William Cranch.
Chief Judge ct the United States Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia.
Teste, EDM. i. LEE r. q
march Fl ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
District of Columbia.

District of Columbia.
Alsrandria County, to r'r
November Term, 1891.
IN CHANCERY.
United States of neutrality-suspicious.
AGAINST
Murdoch, Yuile, Wardrop and COMPANY;
and James H. Hooe, administrator o.
William Hodgson, DECEASED -D5"'
dants. 49,
TIME defendants Murdoch, Yuile, war
u drop and Company, not having f .,r
tered their appearance and given seeuI =,
according to the statute and the rules OF w., ~,
-ourt, and it appearing TO the satlslac' .ts
of the court upon affidavit filed, that wv W.
said defendants Murdoch, Yuile. "ata' ,be
and Company are not inhabitants o. n
District OF Columbia, but reside gu, -, =.
the United States OF America. On lhe vi
non of the compliments by their COUNT COUNT
it is ordered, thai the SAID aeIep ..ny
Murdock, Yuile, Wsrdrop and Conp1"g :y
do appear here on or before The hfs I'm Of
of May term next. and answer u. D"f,be
the compliments, and that copy " ~ Ibe
order be forthwith published IN one =. : n n
public newspapers printed in Inc se;ssly.
Alexandra. Tor Two months suceessn.,b.
and that another copy be posted a. cid
front door Of The Court House Of the '''
county. a Cepy,rmnInssh1t. LEE &C
teb 81 hSA' y AA"r
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
Indian Infirn1ary

nR. B. M. SMITH, late of Baltimore
~ begs leave to inform the Citizens OF
Washington, Alexandra and Georgetown:
and their vicinity, that he has commenced
his
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
To Rent.

ss THE three story brick house, on
6SSTHe Prince Street, formerly occupied
Ns5S by Doctor Dick, and al present by
Asa...S Doctor Vowell--It is well calcu-
lated for genteel family, and more par.
ticularly for a professional person, the
lower rooms having been used as an office.
Possession will be given the lst of May.
Apply to, J. & J HARPER.
March il 3tayf2w&uawf4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27
Public Sale.
march 81

Public Sale.
DY virtue OF a deed of trust from Phebe
Ed Earl, bearing date the 18Th day OF
June, 1918, to Thomas Laurason, for
the purpose of securing the payment OF
sum of money due the bank of Alexan-
dria, and shall sell to the highest bidder,
on Thursday, the 18th day of April next at
I2 o'clock A. M. On the premises, the fol-
awsp-a lowing valuable property, viz a
g::N Too story Brack Ware
49, house,
and lot of ground situate or the north side
of King and east OF Paine streets, at pre-
sent occupied by Messrs, gibson & Lup-
ton, also lot OF ground with the improve,
ments thereon, being frame tenement,
sc. situate on the north side OF duke and
west of Columbus streets, and another To-
of ground on the west side of Alfred, be.
tween king and Prince streets, with the
buildings thereon.
Terms will be liberal and made known
at time of sale.
ELIZABETH LAURAsON, adm'x.
Hugh Smith,
Nehemiah Carson,
Administrators of the estate OF Thomas
march IA is Laurason, deceased
District Of Columbia.
Alexandria County, to nit:
kNovember Term. 1921,
95th Day +
IN CHANCERY.
Richard |. Jones Complainant.
Walter Jones, Administrator of Charles
Lee, deceased, and Margaret G.. Lee,
widow of the said Charles Lee, deceas-
ed, Walter Jones and Ann Lucinda, his
wife, Alfred Lee, Robert S. Lee and
Elizabeth Lee-Defesdants
TIME defendants Margaret G. Lee and
4 her children, Robert S. Lee and Eli
zabeth Lee, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to
the statute and the rules of this court, and
il appearing TO the satisfaction of the
court, upon affidavit fled, that the said
Margaret C.. Lee and her children, Robert
S. Lee and Elizabeth Lee, are not Inhabi-
tauts Of the District of Columbia, on the
motion of the complainant by his counsel,
it is ordered that the said defendants, Mar
garet C.. Lee children, Roherl S. Lee Il
Elizabeth Lee, do appear here on or be-
fore the first day of next May term, and
answer the bill of the complainant, and
that copy of this order be forthwith pub
lished in one OF the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexandra, for two
months successive, and that another copy
be posted at the front door OF the Court
House of the said county.
A Copy Tesle. EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
fob FL pm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-27

The parties in the aboyementione eau
ses, are hereby notified, that on the sixth
day OF May next at ten o'clock, A. NJ. /
intend to proceed to execute the foregoing
order; at which time they may attend at
my Office should they see fit. Given I'm.
der my hand, at Alexandria, this eSth day
OF February, 1929.
COLIN AULD, NJ. C.
march Iaw2m
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22

development of talent that on ordinary
occasions would have remained conceal
ed. And even among those, who by
birth or fortune are placed at the sum-
init of society, there is, in stirring times,
an excitement of feeling, a kindiing Of
imagination, that prepares Them for
great enterprises. Men, whose charac-
tiers have been formed in civil war, ac-
eure from necessity a habit of bold and
independent thought, and a contempt of
mere authority. From being obliged to
act for themselves, they learn 10 think
for themselves.
lfthese remarks are correct, we may
indulge the brightest hopes ofthese south
ern republics. They have entered up
on career of almost endless improve
ment. And though much disorder and
confusion may attend the beginning Of
their course, they will soon attain the
knowledge and freedom and civilizations
of the happiest States of Europe.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22
FRESH SUPPLY OF
NeW Goods.
GTRAW Bonnets & Bands.
~ Pink, Purple & White Bingham Gown.

~ Pink Purple & White Bingham Gown.
Patterns.
3 & Al Cambrick Prints.
3 g. A White Cambrick.
Fig'd L.eno, plain Colorado, & Null Muslin.
80 Linen Damask, g. I'd Cotton do.
White Fig'd Ribbon, (broad.)
a Cashmere Shawls.
Ladies' elegant Cashmere Endispensables.
Silk and Cotton Fancy Hdkfs.
Silk, Kid, and Beaver Gloves.
Silk, Worstcd, and Cotton Vest Patterns,
Cotton and Worsted Hose.
Blue, Black, and Mix'd Broadcloth.
Bedick and Sattinet.
Cotton eheetinS and Shifting.
Cotton Yarn.
Do. Bingham and Checks.
Crockery and Glass Ware.
o. The Subscribers Cat their Store,
formerly occupied by GREEN HEYwooD)
are wishing to purchase from to 100000
yards of STRAW BRAID--for which the a.
bove Goods will bc sold cheap, in exchange
for it, or for Cash.
WOOD & PERKINS.
Worcester, April 81, 1899.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22
MISCELL A NY.
From the London Litercry GaseRe, Of March 9.
REVIEW,


.Ueaaoires Of The lasr ten years Of the reign Of
George he Secondly Horace WalPole,
Earl of Oxford. From the original Ms
London, 1872. Murray, 2 vols. Royal 4to.
This work, of which high expecta-
tons have been excited for long time,
appeared on Saturday last. Whether it
viii fully CRAFTY OF disappoint the pub
lick, we will not pretend to decide; but
we may safely say that it is very curl
Gus addition to the class ofletters to which
it belongs, and one likely to be-read with
grSat interest, though THAI interest be
founded as much on its Objectionable mo-
rality as on its intelligence, point, and
historical value for it is shocking
thing both in principle and in practice 10
encourage that system Of posthumous as
sassination of which these volumes fur
nish so atrocious an example. 1t is re-
voting to human nature 10 have the
dead of half a century recalled from
their tombs, like spirits under the sor-
ceries of some vile enchanter, and held
UP TO grinnins scorn or infamy. The
base cowardice of such conduct is only
eGualled by its injustice. The ashes of
men cannot protect their memories; anG
the slandercr IS alike secure from con-
tradiction and recrimination, however
falsely he may have ma.igned character,
and however worthless his testimony.
The premeditated cruelty of writing
these Memories, and consigning them 10
a future generation, blackening rs they
do the past age, is not to be eontempIa-
ten without feelings Of Indignation, if not
of absolute horrour.
1t is stated in a preface that MSS,
were placed by the late Lord Oxford in
a chest, sealed, and directed by his will
TO be opened when Lord Waldegraye
attained the age of twenty-five. That
period having transpired, and ten years
over, the box was opened, and found to
contain many volumes, including the two
now printed.
The Editor expresses bis belief that
Walpole's statements are to be relied on,
"where his resentments do not cloud
his judgments;'' acknowledging, at
the same time, that il is not always pos
sible to ascertain when this is The case,
and that the author is so full Of contra
dlctons, "there are few persons in his
Memories of whom he does not vary his
opinion in the course of his work" p
This confession, while it takes the sting
from his personal attacks, does NOT aug
ment the value Of his information.
"To his portraits (says the preface)
it will be objected, that in general they
incline to severity, and though he pro-
fesscd, and probably intended, the strict
est impartiality in his delineations ofchar-
acter, it cannot be denied that they are
sometimes heightened by friendship, and
more frequently discoloured by resent
ment; and on many occasions it is evil
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22
TO LET,

Worcester, SIS.
Probate-Office, May 2, 1892.
To the Heirs Of ABIGAIL HouGHToN, late
Of Bolton, in said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned IN the Es-
tate Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap.
IA pear (ify you see fly at the Court Of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first tuesday in June next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration of said
Estate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATHL- PAINE, J. Prob.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22
POETRY.

From the ". Y. Commercial Advertiser.1
H--.tten Gticr seeing the Corpse Of a
yoaag Lady,
IN the pride and glory of youthful spring,
Thy imp of life hath perish'd-
Decay hath wav'd his raven wing
Ger the rose which beauty CHERISHED.
How gaily thou spotted LIES path along.
Ii maiden bloom, and Joy and song,
How soon hath death DER thy path way driven,
And borne thee away in his arms to heaven.
No more shall thy footstep lightly tread
Ger the Hill when the morning bushes
Nor thy voice its winning musick she'd
Where the rill in its clear wave gushes.
The stream in gladness shall flow on,
Though the flower that grac-d its banks is
gone,
And the morn shall blush, but never shine
Again, on fairer form than thine.
No more when the summer moon beams full,
And the summer stars are shining,
Shall thy gentle hand the lily Gull,
Its wreath with thy tr-sses twlning.
No more shalt thou cuH the violet bloe.
When its leaves are fresh with evening dew
Now-thine is the cold and icy pail,
Instead of loves gay coronal.
Where now is the light of that mild blue eye
In oblivion darkly cieuded-
Where now Is thy cheek Of the plrest dye 1!
In the winding sheet enshrouded.
The germ which in life's garden sprung,
DER which affection fondly hung,
Oh where hath its grace and beauty fed!
The stem is broken-the germ fs dead!
saw thy mother bend DER thy bier,
While her eye glanced up to Heaven
Iheard no sob saw no tear
But her inmost heart was riyen!
Yea. hers was that still agony,
Which works unseen and silently,
Which flows IN anguish deep and still,
Like the stream beneath an lce-crown'd rill.
Better It were that she should wall,
That her sorrows loudly should be spoken,
This noisele.s grief oft tells the tale,
That the strings Of the heart are broken.
BETTER il were that tears should start,
From the full eve, than hathe tie heart,
For the GATHERED tears that are unshed,
Are tokens true that hope is dead
The branch hath died and the tree remains
The stem survives its flower
So every blossom this earth contains
Must meet with the bIighting hour.
Thy morning sky hath an early cloud
Thy beauty is wreath'd in an early shroud-
The light and love Of thy days are DER,
But grief shall veil thy brew no more.
FLoRIo.
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The Nations of South-.An,e,f;co.

Every thing relating to South America has
at this time peculiar interest, and every
scrap of intelligence, whether it relates to the
people of the South, or to the territories which
they inhahit, is sought and read with great a.
vidity. The following extract from the Ports
mouth Journal, gives pretty good view ofthe
extent Of territory, and the number Of inhabit-
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-22

Mexico, including the kingdom ofNew
Mexico and the province of GUATEMALA,
extends from the Pacific Ocean on the
South and West to the uncertain limits
OF Louisiana on the North, and to Loms-
lana and the Gulf of Mexico on the East
The population of Mexico alone. exclu-
sive of New Mexico and Guatimala, was
estimated by Humboldt, in 1908, at
6,SoO,ooo. Since the beginning of their
contest with Spain, the inhabitants of
these Provinces have taken census,
which may be considered tolerahly &C.
curate. They report the number to
be, in
Mexico, 5,400,000
Guatimala, 100000
New-Mexico, 100000
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NOTICE is hereby given, that

l Y the Subscriber has rliuquisl,ed the
Manufacture If ScXTHE SsArHs at his Shop
in Sterling, and that the Business will be here
after conducted at the same place by DAVID
PARMENTER.--My former Customers and
the Prblick may still be supplied with Snaishs
at the same place, and Of as good workmaa-
ship as heretofore.
sILAS LAMsoN.
Sterling, May1 y Ice2s
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Worcester, April 81, 1899.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25

lSsfn On l,is insijs tiyl hear 70 sI Il tier,
ooths outside.--Yoc earthly must under.
stand ne nav. geIdemen, end now please TO
try onsf more.
( In this they were somewhat more .uccsss.
full
'Ten.ion The whole 70 tie l.fi-ieji, no
'rrshs--fAas is, the iejf--f ryeen Me ,ighi--
Ief svseei! march!
10 'b's he wss strictly o0eyed, some wheel
ed TO the right, left, or both ways.
Stop. hal, let us Try sgsin. i could no,
jis' then tell my righ, hand from my Left !.
You must excuse me, gentlemen, il you
please, experience makes perfect, as The say
iny Is; ions ss have serysd, | find some.
ihihS new 10 learn every dsy, bot el's one
Tor that. Nov gentlemen, do that motion
CDce moro.
By the help OF non commissioned officer
10 fronr oi each platoon, they wheeled this
time with ioiers6le regularity.
Now, boys, you must ny TO wheel by divis-
ionsj std there is, one thing in particular,
which have 10 request of you, .genti.meo,
and II Is this, no, 20 make coy blsnder In
your wheeling. You mus, mind end keep
at wheeling distance, end not talk in the ranks
no' Get ou, cf size again; FOR want you TO
DO this motivn we'll, and mol make any blum.
de- now.
'Ien,ion the whole! by Divisions 10 the
rigAf wheei march!
Ia doing ihis, il seems as if bedlam bod
b dkc loose every man took the con- nnand.
Mo- 40 'fasi on tbs right! Slow now---Nlow
nov Haul down them umbrellas! Fa.ter
on the iet Keep back q in,le thsTe! Don't
cfo,yd sd Hold un vout run. Sam Ga fas
ter there, fas,er! Who t,od on my -
D. your hrGS! Keep back-keep back
Sop US, CaptoiO, do stop Us Go faster tnere
I've los, my shoe GET up again, Ned hal,
--haIt--bah Soa--s,op--d------n it, lay.
CAM you stop? 1855.
BY this tims they got into utter and insx-
pi,osble cooiuS sion, end so leit them.
TIMOTHY CRADSHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25
WARREN ASSOCIATION.

The Warren Association Of Baptist Church.
es couvsned in New.Bedfotd Oh the lO;h in
slant. % Tuesday morning, Sermon, was
preached by the Reverend William Gsm nell,
Of hedhsid. After the religious exercise,
were com pie,ed, the Association was organic.
I'd ty the choice Of Reverend Stephen (ianu,
os Modara,or, Rev James Bsrpsby, Clerk,
and n. K. Brown, Assistant Gle, S.--Ihe let.
tc.s tom the Chu' ches were then read, and
although no extensive Ievivsls have been ex-
perienced dutios the pd@t year, the eccounls
we'e interesting and gratifying 10 the iiend,
o' Z,a present. Several importsnt subjeo ;
eugasc q the altrntion Of rbc Association Do, :
log the session, one o. which, was sho repori
OF Cum u,ittse in favor Of dividing the hsso.
c'adoB, in consequence Vi us increase, whieh
accordingly took place, snd nine chufche, II,
separated from the body, and loro!ed new
A.tocis,ion, under the name of tha Old Cott.
ny association, On "Wednesday ahernocp, 81
,sr the business Of the Association had been
conpic cd, 90 efieciioDste Discourse was d..
1.-Two Cd by the Revcrecd Mr. Comets, atler
which the ordinance oi The LoId's Suope' wss
administered TO about so comm unicsnia
p-esen'. During the year past, Two OF the
c'dss, Ministers, belonging TO this body, have
sen removed from the Church miiiian, BY
de Ith--,be Reverend, John pi,rnsn, OF See
sonk, and Rsver end Samuel Nelson, of Md
d!cburougb. The Associs,ion iyw conicins
2l Chu'ches---;he next Sc ssion will be holden
~ PswtucEet Prov. Gag,
ale: :rr---
"Love hos eyes."-- Inc Wes.chcs,er Ilee
Id s,ates. tina, d yiiain Of the name OF w
r lsler, was detected in robbiDg the sto:e oi
Michael Marks, by 4 yong lad! and esn'le.
n,s0, who, os the term goes, wcre keehiny
company in too house directly opposite. TO the
scene of burglary. While ibey were pro
longing ,hei' midnight vigiIs, indulging 10
waking d,esms Of nup,iei felicity, they saw
the vills!o enter The store tbrough the win
dow, cod wheo he was cisveriS ia, yoDog Da.
mon stepped across the road ip>ae all fast
cod gave The s!stn, which tesulled 10 the ea-
~ sppre ebcnsion of Roster. .he paragraph
cru,,crs oil robbers to beware OF attempting
. 5epredoioGs 5eit,ecl tke toars Of zen sn Sam
day rUeni'ig, aad day brock oc Nonaoy nro' n.
ing, which is, "tho wi,chiag time vi nigt"
with vIlisge lovers Fortunate woa'J We be,
IL We bad guards equally wskefut N tho in.
f:eted di.trict ~ z S.a.esisa..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25
MANUFACTURES.

The Bslumote Federal Republican says
tast ,here ore thirteen cotton mills in the vi.
eini,y Of ,hs, city, wh,eh drive at least 80 SEQ
spiuGles. Two wcollca mills one copper
rp.l,ng mill, which is The oo!y oI1 OF Eote in
the United States; three extensive rolling
mite, which msnufac,ars annos!i;', at least
1900 tons Of ion ia,o rods, hoops, Dol, end
sheet iron, besides a, icAs, 80 Of The beat sod
most irapro,ed merchant mills within the
'i:mits and environ, of the chy, thai Csaaufsc.
,urc s5oa, 500 600 .arreis ui -four annaaIy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25

Aperson, at a boarding house IN New
burypmt, got up in his sleep and lump
I'D cut of the chamber window Of the
tiIrd story, but came to the ground
without sustaining any injury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25

The U.S. fissse Constitution, alter l.s.ing
Leshorn; passed through the Ach,pe,sgo,snd
s,si ID sevetsl Of ,ne Islands. SIZE was bpt
shot, distance fro N Seio, when the dssste'
occur eel to the Turklsh Admirals ship, and
disuos y heard the sspiesion ~bss sbessIsw
up.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25
A0lEcetIallp.,
XE,LECIFD

1.-THE following 10 MI old story-but IL has humor,
and vii, serve TO beguile leisure half hour 1t ID,
however, we believe. pretty correct picture OF
some ofour military nusssrs, some years bacE-bnt
ths mfti. OF our coun,ry at the present day, both
ot discipline and equipments, stand upon as re-
spectsbie footing .s that Of any other country IN
the world. I'D Rs3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25

On Monday nigh. last, Trash, uho IS
confined IN our Jail in room alone, antf
with which TIRE could be no commun;.
cation, contrivcd by some means, to
break his band cuffs, and the iron collar.
[neuly III Inch aud half wide, and o
sixth of an inch thick, and was twisted
like ribbon, by which he was chained
10 the focr, into eight or ten pieces:
The pieces bear no mark Of any ins,ru-
ment, and To those who have examined
them, j. would appear ,ha, no human
power could be equal to this violence.
Iheieats OF Baron 7renek appear chill.
dren's play to this Of Trash. He has not
uttered word since be committed the
murderous attacks on Dns2aa and Negu.
mar.-Bos;oa Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-25

Accounts from smyrna state, that the
Tuks OF Se'o, alter recovering frou he pan
ic aud cons's n1iioD on the blowing Up OF the
ASp:ral's ship, osheJ ,ows, ds %. Consul.
sies, TO d,sTcs all tho Grseks they nigh,
6sd 10 thsmj oul As Pseha Of s,r-o sycppsa
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-22
MARRIED.

In this town on Tuesday evening last,
BY tbe Rev. Mr. Fairclough, Mr.. HUGH
IEpDy, 10 Miss CHARLoTTE SoNMERs
N Valparaiso, April s8th, 1922, on
hoard the frigate Constellation, by the
Rev Nanthaniel Andrews. ALEXANDER
HOsAcA, OF the U. S. Navy, TO Miss FRAN
cEs DwYER, both OF New York.
Singular Married. at his residence in
Baltimore county, on Wednesday evening,
July 3lst Mr.. Joseph James, Juliet Year
ly; and on sunday night following SAID
James died.--Now the singularity of the
case does not consist so lnuch in Mr..
James sudden death, as in the fact, of his
leaving awidow no more than thirteen
h,ll wears old,