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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29

that oia,s TO the Goth of May. We have not
time or room 10. day 60 make any extracts.
The following article has been communicat-
Ito IS by Capt. Tatem, who Came passenger
In the Tom:
A proclamation Issued by general Clemento,
dated Maracaybo, Esd May, gives an account
Of an engagement which took place onthe 7th
of April, on the heighths of Cariaco, between
the Colombians under general Bolivar, and the
Royalists commanded by General Murgeon.
The battle is said to have been very sanguInary'
and the loss of the Spaniards, including their
chief. very considerable. The details are not
given. The above are all the particulars no'f-
ced in the proclamation, but they may be Eeii-
ed on as official. ooS'
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Mesy-York, Jstne %.
LATE NEWS.

By The Lady Mary Pelham from Belfast,
Ireland, we have English dates few Gays
later than had before been received. Ex-
ertions were making in England TO raise
contributions of money and provisions for
the re lief of the Irish, who were suffering
greatly for the want of the means OF living.
Parliament were engaged in devising
ways and means to relieve the agricultural
distress in Great Britain.
The intelligence from the East seems
in some measure to have changed its ha-
bit, at least, if not its character. Hereto
fore there has been pretty regular alter.
nation in the successive arrivals towards
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lurirg The month pi May. is5 ,...,
Arrived At Havana, d which So Wa, .sss,
nish, IS uV,ricsn, u English a n s Spt
| Bremen, ! Dutch, | Pie, and eaena,
Of war Sailed in the same period iIsssL
which 48 were Spsnish. So Ams,;,,,oI
English, 8 French, | Bremen. 5 h" sa y
Swedes, 2 Hamburg.l Dane and 3 Ss...; ?
Of war. 'essel,
Hauuna Prodlcs.-In the Eve ~.
ending on the 3lst Maylast. there r nOa'a'
tered in the market leg. 55l.boxes ",seeA
35e, 985 arfob+s of coffee; / lo8 sugar
Of wax; 4,556 hhds. Of molasses; And a'dIo q.
pipes of rum. 4 So'
The U. S. Frigate Macedonian Lam
vana on the lst inst. On cruise ~ I, "a
brig Enterprise arrived on the 18th ~, 80.
it is said, accounts were received .sn
vana, that an United States vessel 6,dIrli' ga
ded 80 men on Cape Antonio, 10 or sI 'aa'
intercept the crew of a piraticaI vs.. .
which they had pursued, and were , ,u.xl'
ed by party OF the inountineers On has
back, and it is added. they were -. "s'
pieces" We do not exactly comn, uJs .
the account, although it is stated as 'iba s;aa
received by the mail which Arrived a. I by
vana overland, two days previous n ID q
departure Of the Mechanic, and was p.S ~'
rally believed. s'i''
The following is also stated as n.,,.
tive Of facts AT Sugar Key; few 6,s.
ago, a French ship with a cargo Of Emu
pean goods, valued at Dl5o 600 WV, W.,
brought in by the pirates, and The carpo ~
ken out by lighters; also an English brio brio
with valuable cargo (the mate Of sh;ssI
was hung) was brought in, and the CARO- so
landed.
At Hofguin and Principe ION The sou,b
side OF Cuba) British and French eosd, l
! taken by the pirates, are continually 81
criticed at one fourth their yalue, and n
great quantities. This intelligence va,
brought US by the Alligator.
Accounts received at Havana from Met.
leo, state that that country was still IN ,
very disaffected staie-Gen. lturbide had
been crowned Emperor, and Bishop 4
high standing in the empire had been mad.
Pope. The people we're divided in tbeil
sentiments on these political step.-bu
it was thought. from the power conferred
on Gen. Iturbide. that be would soon ey
tinguish all opposition TO his government
For ourselves, we think these adyiees re
qure some confirmation,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
Charleston, June GO.
FROM HAVANA.

By the scbr. Mechanic. capt. Mofat, in
6 days from Havana, we have received
our regular files of papers from the LIST 10
the 18th inst. inclusive, We discover no.
thing Of interes, in their contents, except
some shipping intelligence, which will be
found under its proper head. Markets
nearly as per last quotations, though our
Correspondent states they have improved
a little for American produce. "a
The Captain Of an American schooner
which arrived at Havana on the lie inst. in
ii days from Curacao. states, that Just be-.
fore be sailed, Spanish sloop of war. a
brig and schooner with provisions. left
Curacao for Porto Cabello. Is il then in
tended to engage with the blockading
squadron?
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WAS Committed

ITO the Jail for the county OF Aea, ,a.
i dria, D. G. on the 45tb Inst as q I 1.II,
away, bright mulstto man. VINO S sso,
himself WILLIAM BROWN; hVe lso ou
eight or nine inches high, has a cs' , Ss
the right side OF his nose, and one VI ,, ,sd
tore part of bis head. which IS co' .son,
with fine curly hair; appears TO pe NV Wv,
27years OF age +; his cioatblos, one nav nav,
cloth coat with metal buttons, one !, w. and
blue cotton cashmere coat, one Dlseh a o
enc light colored marselles vest, anu s.. inc
pantaloons of large red. and white ssps.
He claims freedom, and bad ~ DIS p ;s,ed
sion a certificate to that effect s asotr
William K. Dance, Clerk OF Inc eu .;,,g
court, Pow haitian, Virginia, which w ssrved
is believed TO be a forgery; says DC L s.
his time as an apprentice 10 Ina r ga.
business with Beverly Wells q; VI, half
field, OH the turnpike road, s 90 ..hs u
way between Richmond sad fow s,"d 10
courthouse. The owner is requsa and
come, prove property, pay cbs,f 10 dis.
take him away; otherwise he VIII "
posed of ss the law directs. ..:,,,
ANDW. ROUHSAVELL, Js''0 4
june 90
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our ExCeiIency
Very obedient servant,
Com. Colombian Service

HIS Erce,Isncy 6. L..
The Goosrnor of FOrto Rico, st. JONAS
Letters describe the prospects OF Tue
country to be Of very cheering nature
and the prosperity and happiness OF .ne
Republic is anticipated in very glowing
colors. Assurances had been received from
London, that tie Colombian government
could have any supplies it wished anu 10
any amosnt from England. A irIgate ana
corvette Tor the use OF the hePub-
lie. were aboat to sail from British port
at,he date of their last accounts from Eu-
rope.
Sir Robert Wilson, SO distinguished IN
+he British ParIia nent, had sent bis son to
Colombia, to enter the military service OF
the Republic. He has been placed Oh the
Presidents Stat.
Colonel .hacnamara, Commissary Gene
raj to General D'Evereux, had returned
from Loodon and proceeded frem Carac'
cas- TO the General at Santa re de bago-
ia. 1t is supposed he brought out commu-
nications of importance for the govern
ment.
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CIRCULAR.

The gentleman who forwarded US the
Following circular of late date from
Havana, containing interesting inter
nation of the state Of the market at
that place, will please receive our
thanks. lN. 4. row
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-29
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY JUNE 20, 1922.
COMMUNICATION.

The subscriber having closed the subject
ne wrote on in the Herald, will remark that
he has noticed several attempts of writer IN
che Gazette, to draw him into further con
test.
The "Subscriber'' has too much respect for
MS own feelings, to contend with ateeoie and
pressing pen; as he has observed that such
writers not unfrequently IF 'cithin he'r conf
noqs descend to personalities.-And yet, IN
private life we find that persons of feeble intel
lect possess the manners of gentlemen.-but
ifthcy come on paper, every advantages taken
anonymously, too often.
HrEnPI1NI GAT
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~ MARINE LIST, AZ
PORT OF .ALEXANDRIA

ARRIVED. JUNE e.:
Brig Ventrosa, Allen. Boston, 9 days;
ballast 10 VIM. Fowle s. Co.
Scbr Mary, Mofett, Baltimore, 4 days
freight to merchants oil the district.
SAILED.
Brig Resolution, Lucket. Brazil.
Steam Boat Potomac. Middleton. Nor.
folk.
June 2s--Ar,ived. Sch Haley, E. Sand.
lin, Edenton, N. c. shingles 10 Geo. Il.
Smoot, 4. Co.
Sch Hope, J Sandlin, from Cum;uck,
shingles and Palings t. Geo. H. Smoot &
Co.
Sailsd-Brig Halsey. capt. Small, Bos.
ton
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8. THONGS, June ISL 1899.

The accompanying comuuhiCa-
Inc In,endfncia OF Venezuela
m 'aI ;n nS YOUR Excsllency, that | have
IN '',,.rnsied with the care and protec-
80 toriy seven officers and SOLDIERS 10
BE- landed and glazed in your hands al
Oomy-eassage from Lagusyra, at when
,,iooo tbsv were put on board, we expert
P.o1 vorv boisterous weatbei--and my
Eel had the misfortune to inJure hef
,nainmas, so badly as TO compei me - "a
tpr;bis barber Tor rs pfesefed'',n. 40
considerable tiDe will be required 20 is
nair The damages which have oeeh s.is,a,
ga AMI captain Montero anu 'iie oo.P 10
inns have expressed great anxiety ~ oe
banded, a, early as possible, at ae aip,a ,aIa1
80 tbS;r destination, I baye been l!ieo1eu'
= ), ord.r 10 meet their wishes, 10 ile'sn :"
tos.sl nm hoard OF which they are 10"
.ar,hsrk;no with their arms ana odss"Sss'
r me- ,%ses Of provisions have been aoo,
r. their support, until they arrive anu
81 III. ~ no niaced under your ExcelleDcy
U.s. in1n rrars ana protection. must, now
80 - resoectfully observe ihas no pains
Ave been scared 10 render the SITUATION Oh
nantain nIoutero. and those under biscohi,
n hand a. comfortable as possible; and
trust this gent!eman's report TO your cA-
crIlency, on this subject, VIII Coz, conn q III,
what have the honor TO inlfuCe upo" "
and afford new evidence, tna' wal ",Is
he prosecuted without Vloia''oil " sue
feelings of humanity, and VITA o"e .ou.
s;jarafioo of what its unfortunate Vicda's
have right to claim. | nave the noHoi
- remain. with the highest sentiments OF
respect SIR,
Your ExceIlency
D DANIELS,
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VERBUM SAT.

On Tuesday the Baron c.. Hyde dc Melville,
tsavs the Nat. InteIhgencer,) envoy extraordi-
pary and minister Penipotentiary from France
was presented to the President of the United
States by the Secretary of State. and had his
audience Of leave, previous to MS return to
France.
Upon that occas;on he presented the Count
Julius de Menou to the President, as the
charge d'Affairs ofFrance.
We understand that the Baron de Melville
leaves this city in few days for n. York. to
embark for France.
Extract Of letter published in the Statesman
6on an o fiicer of the Franklin, dated VaPa-
raiso, Feb. II.
s.The CHILEAN government IS now IN 'oier"
Die good credit, having paid off all It's paper cur
rency, rendering specie the only circulating
medium. Individual property. however, Is by
mn man, safe here, for the officers OF govern
nent take unfortunately wherever they ma
it. regulating their right only by their heceSS'
ties. A few days before our arrival, the Gov
ernor Of Conception took from Capt Pink
han, of the ship Ocean, Of New-York' seven
thousand dollars, without any pretext whatever
except that they wanted it, aud treated HIM ana
his crew in shameful and cruel manner, 10
compel them TO show where the money was
slowed. The Ocean arrived here the day be-
fore Yesterday, and the government will now
donbtless, disown the act, and refund the mon
ey, owing to the presence of our ship. Moth
mo hut the strong arm of power willkeep these
der 4dr.
Philadelphia, Jane 25.
n,IIL, NJ ANN
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Philadelphia. Jane 25.
FROM THE MAINE.
we have been favored by the schr Tom, Cap
tain Craycrofe, from Curacao, with papers of
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18
Oranges and Candles.

JON II. LADD 6 CO.
LAVE just received per schooner Bos-
- ton, and offer for sale,
50 boxes oranges
100 mould candles, SIMPSONS
Grand, and assorted sizes.
anil Is
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-05-18

The Steam-B Boat Potomac,
srr7HICHfor speed and accommodation
w is equal to any other, continues 70
Norfolk, Alexandria and No.
shmgton.
sho leaves the city of Washington at s
.,Joct every Thursday morning, and A
iovandris at halt past 9; and after landing
a.asugers at convenient places on the RI
POiSmac. and at Old Point Comfort,
vel 'savss At Norfolk on Friday morning in
.;me for the Southern Stages, andthe steam
mi for Richmond and Petersburg. On
sonsav morning she leaves Norfolk at lS
o,cIock, arrives at Alexandria on Tuesday.
Morning, and proceeds direct to the city OF
Wash;aston. N. B. Horses and carriages
taken on deck. =, e
@-The Proprietors Of the Steam boat
poiomsc are d~esirous to grant every &C.
foundation to passengers, and have ar
.onoed the line ofdeparture and arrival IN
sur6 manner, as to admit passengers from
richmond and Petersburg TO transact bu-
sins,s in Norfolk;an those proceeding to
4be nortbward, to transact business at A.,
Ipyapdria and Washington without loss OF
Inc may 9
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For Boston,

For Boston,
,SS, THE schr. MARCIA, capt. Ma
SS@&sso, nearly new vessel, is now load
ng, & will take some freight on moderate
erms. Apply to WIN. FOWLE SEQ.
For Freight,
ssN THE good brig CLIO. capt. Nor,
A&Grill, carries about 200 barrels, Will
be ready for a cargo in a few days.
For sale, said briggs cargo, of
200, 600 ieet of clear m~erchantable boards
and joist. Apply as above.
april 4
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THE ELYSIIJM.

Each luscious sweet to please the varied taste,
Offragrant cordials, and of essenced paste,
Each fruit that blooms Ger midas distant Plains
Or those that flourish where proud freedom
reigns, esl
Lemons, bananas, oranges and lines;
Fromforeign regions and from warmer chimes,
And all the fruits that grace the happier lands
Where liberty's eternal altar stands,
a RE to be found in profuse abundance
IN at the Elysium, the supe%rlntendance
of which
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For Boston.
For Portland.

LEX The sloop FAVORITE, captain
ES&Strout, will sail in all next week.
and take freight, or passengers, tor which
she has superior accommodations. Apply
on board or to WM FOWLE & Co.
Who have for sale, received per said sloop
Zoo, 900 feet merchsntable lumber.
60 barrels prime beet,
Q hhds of West India Rum,
25 boxes mould candles.
april6
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For Freight,

sSSN The good schr. CATHARINE.
SWm. Singer, master, burthen 600
barrels, will be ready to load tomorrow.
Apply to j.. H. LADD g. Co,
VINO have just received and offer for sale
8cases mems fine boots and shoes,
81 quarter cask currant wine
l2 boxes, dozen each, very superior.
march 90
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BRIGADE ORDER.

THE Officers of the First Reg Cd Bri.
aade of the militia of the District Of
Columbia, will assemble at the usual
ground, north of Dundas's house on Wed.
nesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th,
18th Il 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, A. a.. TOP
the purpose Of being trained by the Bri-
gade Inspector. Every officer will pro.
vide himself with amusket and 5ayonetin
good order. fog dt3F bsa
The officers Of the second Reg. of the
same Brigade, will assemble at the ame
place on Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, the 9th 6th& 7th day Of June next,
for the purpose also Of being trained by
the Brigade Inspector.
The first and second battalions Of the 1st
Reg. will be reviewed by the Brig. Gen.
precisely atI2 O'Clock on Saturday, the
18th INST. she e.
Officers commanding companies in ei-
tber regiment of the brigade, will hence
forth return all officers and men not uni.
formed and equipped agreeably to law, y
the commandments of battalIoDs and squa-
drons, will that this order be strictly
executed within their respective COM
mands ga -ee
All volunteer companies hereafter to be
uniformed, will be required to wear the
uniform prescribed for the troops OF the
Tinted States, of the respective arms, ex-
cept that some Distinguishing badge APP
proved Of by the Brigadier General will be
allowed each company when there is more
tho one of the same arms IN the same
regiment.
By order of the B~rigadier General.
w F, THORNTON.
Brig. Majors Inspector ed Brig. D. c.
Nav ID
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10000 Tickets at 10 dolls. is $loO,OOo
Stationary PriSes.
1st drawn No. lst day, $1,000
lst drawn No. Sd day 1000
lst drawn No. 9th day 1000
1st drawn No. 10th day 5000
lst drawn No. 18th day 1000
lst drawn No. 18th day 10000
lst drawn No. 18th day 10000
All other prizes floating from the COM
mencement of the drawing, and the lottery
will be completed 10 60 days drawing.
For all prizes in the above, S. y NJ. AL
len 4 Co. Washington, will advance the
cash as soon as drawn.
Tickets DI1, shares in proportion,
Washington Monument tickets 10, Ma
tioaal tickets l6 dollars.
For tickets and shares in the above Lot
teries call at
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For Freight,

M The good sloop MARY ANN,
3Ecaptain Omar, will be readyto load
in three days, and freight will be taken to
Charleston, Savannah OF New York-Ap.
DIV to j. H. LADD &. CO.
Who have received by said vessel from N.
York, 3a1
1 pipe brandy
$500 bushels Albany oats, sup. quality
500 do Nova Scotia potatoes of very
fine quality, and by brig Olive. fir. Boston,
70 tons plaster paris [april 81
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For Freight,
For Freight,

A The brig ARROW, A. ". Lo-
8S$ veil, master; carries Hoo barrels,
Will be ready to load in four days, and
take a freight to a Southern or Eastern
port. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
sYho have for sale, recee1sd by sasd vessel.
SO bbls N. E. rum
5otons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march 90
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Lottery E Erchangs Office,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Orders by mail. or otherwise, inclosing
prize tickets or cash, will receive immes
date attention, il addressed to
S. & M. ALLEN e. Co.
Washington City.
All lottery information given gratis
Tickets can also be had Of our agent
JOHN A. STEWART,
King-street Aezandrze.
may IA
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New Establishment.

New Establishment.
THE subscriber, late from Germany.
respectfully informs the public that
he has opened a black and white smith
shop,
Near Wren's T'aDern,
upper end OF King street, where be will
do all kinds of white and black smiln
work. coach work Of every description, Y
horse shoeing in the neatest very pest
styIe.--Brand irons well cut. ,rn
FREDERICK MILLER.
apri. So law3n
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Albany Oats, Brandy, &c.

1OHN H. LADD E. Co. have RECEIVED
.. per schr, Superior from New York y
sfer for sale
$500 bushels Albany oats
pipes cognac brandy
) do Holland gin
5 hhds Jamaica rum ,.
! pipe g. Go Malmsey Madeira wine
90 bbls prime beef
6 do DO pork
For Freight.
SE The good schr. SUPERIOR, A.
g3GP. Birmingham, master, burtnen
$50 bbls. and will be ready to load IN 3
DAYS. Apply as above.
anril is
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
az National InteIIigsncsr.

E-oyn the JfGSonot lnseg.S e"es.
ID TN inauguration of the Faculty took
Inc ,be Institution, on College Hill, the
place :. -, AT ten O'Clock, A. NJ. the pro-
stb lns'1 s6ormed at the house OF Professor
tsssloa md moved to the College Chapel.
Chase, 1amnitiss were introduced with
The sJSg'the Rev. Burgess Allison, d. d.
pTaYes,Sa Vice Presidents OF the General
one Sns.Ssptlon, the President OF that body
t tSs Rev. Robert B, SemPle, OF Va not
E '"T been able to attend.
DAVIS AVIS act of incorporation, passed at the
lesson Of Congress, was read; AND,
las1 ,ho records of trustees, the elections,
I p0mnsctively, OF the members OF the Fa-
Gully. o.oa;.h p Rrown President
.e.hs hoard Of Trustees, then rose, and
o. lS a the President of the College,
suOj pov DIR. VIM. Staugbton, IN few but
ue annropriate acknowledgements
s ssg with the Keys OF the Edi6ce, and in
n D".,sd him With the prerogatives OF his OF
e. snd excessively invested with their
NV, ofTeiaI attributes the Hon. Josiah
E Sigs Professor of Experimental Phlloso-
INV. the Rev. Ira Chase, A. NJ. Professor
p pgy'hs learned Languages; the Rev. Alva
WoOSs A. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics
I'd Natural Philosophy; Thomas Sewall
n n. Professor OF Anatomy and Physolo-
~. lanes NJ. Staugbton M, D Professor
e}tbemistIy and Geology; and the Rev.
Rufns Ba5cack, A. B. Tutor; and aOnoun-
ed these gentlemen as the Faculty OF the
Columbian College, in the District OF Co
lumbia.
This was followed by an address from
,be President, the Rev DR., Staughton, the
merits of which cannot be too highly ap
nrecia,ed. A crowded audience, among
whom were several ofths Heads OF Depart
meuts and of both Houses of Congress
manifestsly experienced the greatest salts
faction.
The Rev DR.. Morse wasinyited to else
the interesting services OF the day with
prsyer aud Benidiction.
4 gentleman who was present on the oc-
casion 10 a note 10 one OF the Trustees a
lew hours afterwards, makes the follow
me remarks; "lwill just say, in round num-
hers. that | was most highly entertained
BY the ceremonies OF the morning, IN gen-
sIal: and with DR.. Staughton's address !
was literally charmed. Ii was indeed,
The very perfection OF such an undertaking.
His compasses were Of gold, and he made
his circle complete. lwish every success
10 the establishment. and ieel quite sure
Thai your patronage will be very great.
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From the Petersburg Eateiisgencsr.
THE SABBATH MORN.

How dear to me the Sabbath morn,
AS sunbeams streak the azure sky,
To Join the lark In early song,
And sound my Makers praise on high.
The solemn vow, love to pay.
Whilewakening flowers display theirsweets
To him whose light creates the day,
Whose eye my midnight vigils keeps.
And dear to me the sacred rest,
That reigns in Zion's courts, o Lord!
, lis peace-'tis heaven within the breast,
10 taste the mamma of thy word,
And dear to me the simple song,
That wakes from every pious heart
The pilgrim sings, and hopes ere long
In heavens high courts to strike his harp.
And dear the solemn breath of PRAYER,
The falling tear, the trembling sigh,
The eye of faith sees God is there,
The contrite sinner feels him nigh.
Then dear to me the Sabbath day,
Ut Heaven, the glorious antepast;
hOw sweeito die, when called away
10 one that shall forever last
DELTA.
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by last Evenings Maa.l

Washington, Jan, Is.
The Board of Commissioners, for de-
S'd'ng on claims arising under the
spanish Treaty, is now in full session,
AZ tselr rooms in this city, and has at
'raeted hither some of the most emil
nent lawyers in the U. States, among
% y, are Mr.. Hunter of Rhode Island,
AiF. Webster of Boston, Mr.. Hoffman
" New York, anG Mr.. Winder of Bal
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-17
Public Sale.

TT NDER the authority u ! deed oflrust
~ from Adam Lynn, 10 secure debt
due 10 Peter Wise, the subscriber will Of.
fer at public sale on the prsmises, on
Tuesday, the 29th day d January next. at
IL o'clock, two story brick tenement
and lot OF ground on the south side Of King
street. between ST. Asspb md PHI streets
now occupied by John b. Hshmslts ] he
lot on which the said tenement stands IS
92 feet ih front, and extends south v 81 I'd II
depth 1861 feet. Terms made known Il
place of sale.
THOMAS WHITE, Trustees.
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