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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17

S''F'SNS UTnWPTy
Ladies, misses and childrcn's morocco slim
pers with aud without heels, mems and hoys'
shoes, boys Leshorn hats al 10 cents. fur and
wool do, tea and bread trays, instrument and
Jack knives, pearl, ivory, bone and metal but
tons, plated and black hooks and eyes, fish
hooks and Jews-harps, violins and strings, clar.
NETS ami reeds, shutters and trays, scissors and
sIii snaps hne steel, waist buckles, Jet do, eIe
giant wax coral, Italian and German beads,
pocket books aud Windsor soap. cb;Idren,s I,as'
ket wagons, wire sleeves, and a variety of Other
a'.c'es' SAMUEL HILLS.
~. b. Musical Instruments repaired, canes
oI NJ d,and ivory tufnings done at short notice
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17
Combs and other Goods,

h"'eiy purchased anu received on commission,
which viii be sold ON the best terms Tor cash.
the following are part. Viz:
Large tortoise shell ! -
Neck and side do do
large and small mock shell -
Side
ivory and box wood fine
Dressing, pocket aud crambo 70
Cloth:hair, nail tooth,
Sweeping, scruhbing, horse, BRUSHES
Shoe, paint and white wash
Elegant giltframe looking glasses
Do mahogany do do
Do iuc stained do do
Do swing and pine flute do
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-17

LINDSAY & HILL
HAVE just received from Philadelphia, per
sloop Constitution, % hhds rye whiskey
pipes Cognac brandy
90 chests v Hyson tea, sup quality
II boxes tin plates Is, ponipost's brand
] hid copperas
. bbs starch
I'D kegs madden
10 do English refined saIipetEe
bags pepper
3 do walnuts
. do flberts
. barrels cioveg
6 casks Zante curiants
ton shot assorted
cvt bar lead
% 10 tortoise she'll
In store--lsi and ID quail sugar in hhdS g. bbls
Coffee in bags and bbls
20 or casks Malaga wine
pipe port do very fine
20 hhds good retailing moIasses
Is bbis Anchor gin
10 do old rye whiskey
Nett and gross shad
Do do herring
Fine salt in sacks and bulk
G.. alum do in bulk
so doz co"n broonrs
so lbs nutmess
~ We wish to purchase WHEAT, RYE and
COhN. oct 8
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
ARP1STSo
POT,TERY.

WVHE subscriber informs his customers, that,
Il in addition to manufacturing stone ware, he
has commenced making glazed or
Common P0tters' Ware,
for Messrs. HueH SMITH & Co, who will always
keep large and general assortment on hand,
by whom customers can be supplied ut former
prices dec % 81 JOHN SWAN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
EARLY MARRIAGE.

Tactitus says early marriages makes
us immortal. 1t is the soul and chic!
prop Of empires, That man who resolves
10 1--we without woman, and that woman
who resolves to live without man, are en-
emies to the community in which they
dwell, injurious to themselves obstructive
to the world, aposiates from nature, and
rebels against heaven and earth.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
THE FOUNT.
LINES.
LINES,
Writtes on tie sadaen death Of handsome young

Writtea on tie sndden death Of handsome young
troHaR.
Say, child Of Heaven-where are those smiles
That once adorn'd thy viiagc? Where that rose
Which blsom'd upon thy cheek Where that
sweet voice
Thattenderheart ?, Alas they've sunk
Beneath the icy hand Of death
And left thee desolate Thy pure angelic form
Has now became the victim Of disease,
And all that beauty, which once, unequaiied,
6hoccin thy heavenly eve, has led &
All, fed for ever Colds tiiy lily hand
Thy angelic fern. Like sweet flower
IL has wither'd on its stalk regretted,
Ne'er more to flourish on its mother earth.
Farewell, oh child of Heaven, farewell!
lis God that calls thee to the world of bliss G.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment.

Corner Of Prince and Ranfdr streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, wool!en, and cot
~ ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectfnlly tenders his grateful acknowledgements
to the ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here:
and hopes by his unremitting care, uniform
punc;uality, and moderate prices, to merit con-
tinuance Oftheir custom
j. WIS mode of securing and dressing by
sTEAh sPoNGING, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds of spots, stains, iron-u,oulds.
&c from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes, and
stuffs, &c. so that gentlemeD's coats, panta-
looms, yests,&c. and ladies' habits, merino shayls
lace veis, &c will be restored TO their first CO.
Ior and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para.
sols, &C. cleaned, dyed and dressed ia the neat
est manner, as TO equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver EN-.
broidery, fringe, ePaulets, tassels, &c. cleaned
and polished 10 equal their original brilliancy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

Sclden'a notion Of Moral Honesty.
They that cry down moral honesty, cry
down that which is great part Of religion
my duty towards God, and my duty to-
wards man. What care to see man
run after sermon, fine cozen and cheat
as soon as he comes home On the o.
ther side, morality must not be without,
religion for, if SO, it may change, as
see convenient. Religion must govern
It. He that has not religion TO govern
bis morality,is not a dram better than
my mastiff dog; SO long as you stroke him
and please him, and do not pinch him, ne
will play with you as finely as may be ::
he IS very good moral mastiff; but if
you hurt him, he will fly into your lace
and tear out your throat.
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BY HENRY PITTMAN. a
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

J. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
BY town subscribers.
H. Subscriptions for less than six months
charged at the rate of six and a quarter cents
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ages are balanced
" ADYERrIsEmESTs, not exceeding SQUARE.
inserted three times FOR one dollar; and twenty.
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ger ones IN proportion. Advertisements Whit.
nave not the number of insertions marked. ir
wiring, will be continued till forbid.
" Letters to the editor must be post mid
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MOp1DlRSo
NOTICE.
NOT'ICE-

VVHE subscriber having received convey
IL ance of the books of HoRATIo MooRE, for
the benefit of his creditors, requests those in
dcbted to make immediate payment The ere
dtors are requested 10 present their claims
without delay, and are desired to take notice
that they are only allowed till the FIRST day
of January next, by the terms of the said con-
veyance, TO eniitle themselves 10 u dividend, by
executing general release TO the said Horatio
Moore. S. TOWNSEND, trustee.
PIscATAwAY, Md. dec . 2aw;3w
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M ISCELLANEOUS.


ANECDOTES OF TEDYUsCUN G.
Tedyuscung was noted chief among
the Delaware tribe of Indians. He lived
about AZ years ago, was man of great sa.
gacity, and well known to many of tho
present inhabitants of Philadelphia.
He once observed to his friend, that in
his conferences with the then governor
mis- words only came from the outside of
his teeth; and added, 81 will talk so too. .
One evening he was sober, and sitting
by the fre-side Of his friend. Both OF
them silently looking at the FIRE, indrlging
their own reflections, and desiring each o.
theirs Improvement. AT length the silence
was interrupted by the friend, who said,
81 will tell thee what have been think.
ing of have been thinking of rule de.
iivercd by the author of the Christian Re.
ligion, which from its excellence, we call
the Golden Rule."-aStop ~ said Te-
dyuscung, "don't praise it to me, but rath-
or tell me what it is, and let me think for
myself. I do not wish you to tell me Of
Its excellence--tell me what il is" "It
is for one man to do TO another as he
would the other should do to him.
aThat's impossi ble--it cannot be DONE"
Tedyuscund Immediately replied. ST.
lence again cnsued. Tedyuscung light
ed his pipe and walked about the room.
In about quarter of an hour he came up
10 his friend with smiling countenance,
and (taking the pipe rom his MOUTH said
s'Brother, have been thoughtful of what
you told me. Ii the Great SIP irit that
made man, would give him new heart
ne could do as you say but not else"
Thus the Indian found the only means
by which the gospel declares man can full
fl his social duties.
After he had settled this difficult point
Tedyuscung said, "now, brother, tits no
harm to tell yon what was thinking OF
before you spoke. think it is what you
white men call sin. thought that the
Great Spirit who made the land never in
tended one man should have so much Of
1t as never to see it at all, and another not
TO have SO much as to plant corn on for
mis- children. think the Great Spirit ne
yer meant il should be so. Silence again
ensued, Till at length the one retired to
bed, and the other spread his watch coat
and slept before the fire.
AT aDother time Tedyuscung was lit
tie cockoosey (ipsey.) His friend said to
him, "there is one thing very strange,and
which l cannot account fort is why the
indians get drunk SO much moro than the
white people ?""Do you think strange Of
that" said the old chief. "Why it is not
strange at all. The Indians think it no
harm to get drunk whenever they can
but you white men say il is a sin, and get
drunk Notwithstanding. Weekiy Mag.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

JAS. G. & ROBT. BARRY
AVE just received from Baltimore, and
h-Enow opening, n fresh supply of
DRY GOODS:
which, together with their former stock. makes
very complete assortment; and as these
goods we're all purchased at auction al great
sacrihces,they would earnestly recommend their
friends and customers 10 give them AN EARLY
CALL, ms they are determined TO sell goods
CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
| case rs, a., Sd, o., IA and 81 merino
shawls and few elegant scarfs
! case elegant Nankin grapes, blk s. coIored
do Irish linens and lawns
do calcoes, newest STYLE
do 6g'd & plain bombazetie, all colors
bale warranted domestic cassinetts
! do kerseys, indigo blue
] do linseys striped, plaid and plain
case plain and printed cloth aud cashmere
shawis
Black and blue fashionable London cloth
Do do do do c,ss;,,.,o
Pelisse cloths and flushings
Swansdown and Valencia yestngs
piece newest fashions do
bale rose blankets,
do point do. I do hanneIs
Scotch aud Irish sheetings, cords and velvo,s
shawis; Madras hhdks spotted null and cam
brio muslInsi fine plain and tarnbored musIins
plain and figured null, power. loom shirtipp.
Hollis superior cord wire cotton, on sDools
warranted 800 yards, ia Nos from 20 and 100.
HoitS floss cotton on spools Nos 6, 7, 8 and o
Holt cotton N balls and hanks, English knit
ting cotton IN hanks, patent threads assorted in
colors, best Italian blue and black cloth and 20
lored sewing silks, wide French and haGan
Grape, hat bands do Italian luiestJine and flo
rences, Sros de Naples, worsted and cotton sus-
penders, broad and narrow tapes and bobbiDs,
pms IN boxes, pounds and papers, ribbons plain
ana Inquired, ferretiDgs, patiDet lace, black and
white SIX gloves, ladies best beaver and Kid
gloves, gentlemens superior Woodstock ditto,
English black and white silk half hose, ribbed
OF superior quality, domestic brown shecting
and shirtIngs, ditto bleached ditto dirt ,olace aud
Slik buttons, Tartan and Scotch paids, Circas.
sian ditto, bale Dorchester bediickings, best
A linnen tick very low priced, and neat as
sortnent of colored bombazines, with a yarietv
OF other articles in their former stock, too on.
neTous 60 mention.
ALSO, os CONSIGNMENT,
200 pieces domestic pIaids
20 boxes real Spanish segars
1000 lbs cotton yarn, Of Nos. 6 to 90
all OF Which will be sold at the lowest prices for
those those articles ~ BALTIMORE Philadelphia or New
'VA dc .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-01-01

P'SSSS "OlnestiC ptdl0S
70 boxes real Spanish segars
.oOO lbs cotton yarn, Of Nos. 6 to 90
a OF which will be sold at the lowest prices, for
nose articles ~ Baltimore Philadslp6ia or New
"0'H dc .
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-12
BANGING.
II. Ms FITZGERALD,

NFCCN FLI from Il ichnons,, has the bo,,r
oil INFORMING the ladies' and gent lemen, parer,s
and guardians OF children, that he intends O.
pening c'ucing school in Tins place, on n
prmclpie which lie presumes has never before
oeen 4" r',luced here; by h,ch plan the pupil
VIII III few lessons receive more benefit. ( in
Wax accomplishment so indispenssbly necessa-
~ to- Een''el department, and ease of man
ners) Than IN twice the number according 10
she ordinary method. It's n,,e of ms p,,ucipS
ruo TO pay particular attent on TO their C. rr,-
age anu walking. and that every mo,ion white
IN me room should be graceful. ,is principal
dances are cotIiions II the newt ST fashions,
;iaina:ds, contre dances, waltzes. and many
othe 'sncy dances. He has also introduced
as c"tiirns. vsrie.y OF song, airs & marches:
WINCH iii consequence al being sluw, tend,
much 10 improve the sly lc OF dancing, and has
gnoo -hcrt To give The pupil IN idea OF time.
i VI. T. oeing an ertites ranger IN WIN
chester, y Coz brngIog any ter, of intro
oa'''on' !" consequence OF not intending %
come oirsctly here IetUrn- hi, zinc, re the,
20 th"~e who have alr,aDj prum,sen their pa.
l'ohSS"; a"' refr: those who are .ull uuac
qne'r'eG with him to Mis-. Streu's, Market
street, where they will be able a..o 10 b ain
iuft"er 'nt0, Hatitn d, % h days of tuition q
Terms, he schuOI vii coti M, ce Of I'm ov
Tue 18Th instant, aud those uish,os to ent.r
ete i"'lteo 10 80 SO on tina "a, - his engage.
men N RichmunH require him To b- there
the beginning at Octrber 1hcst who can.
not c"ove"i' nLy enter al the commencement
OF the tr'm' VIA be onl. charged for the lime
they Attended
n. Is. +. NJ. f. has taught within these
tw" last year, at L.eib :rs, Frederick ,burs
Co' eyer add Grange c1ur, houses. ard j. Ich.
mooh lei her of .h'ch places he gives the
m 6e'rect bic reference. -
Winchester, Juy I2. //L~ErT.G
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Remaining ~ the Post Diilce at Ram
ney, II tot taken cut Lefare the 6rr,
at October neat. vii! be sent To IA,
',eneral Post Giiice.
Samuel Arnold, nichaf.l RInp, Tonn.
Van /, Black, Snnnel g. B,ni,mi,
Mary Black, smith Blar khan, Jam.
Brown, ThO's. Btntly, David Iorh.
Wn. Cooi. Jonathan Carlisle, Con-
mis.ioners Revenue. Dimel Is. Tuck
Wa. Gaines, Joseph Clutter, Jac.r
Cooper, Samuel CockeTeII, rhon.e-
Dean, 3, Roher' Dasid.dn, Asa Ever
EFT, ,iohn EaFp, Wan. Fry, john F,.n
die, Margaret Fitzgerald, J,hu Frid
di-, Eiwar / F,'lserslt. k,ii Green
vel, 2, Ie"e. ,'iilespy, VI gda
Groves, Jn.hUA Gam, lanes iiue,e-.
John Hare, A ilofnap, ?, WIN. Hull
SNtnnti ii"urs. IOhn Hawkin,, LINES
Henry, Mart 10 o~aId, J,.m Hs,
CHER, Geoege Dorn, JouutL an Johns.
i-aec Jams. Jtobeu Jones. J ca
N"'"es. Isaac kuyken'aii, n K,
kendall. Join k,hr,ck. Freak. KIM:
:. Jacob Lr iwi x. george Liam. Til
ma LEVI. j's!iu4 Lain; Iohn Max
we'll. 2, Rrese M,orto Throtkmo,,r.
q M:5'l', J-rob 1i,eIs, James ,l.L.,
WIN vi 80, hheuezar M'N4y VIZ
y Co?t :. A.e Me,cait, 4 ,cnib.id
MV'cker. Els beth Mould, Z, J,h,
Hyer-, J.h' Mur by, Jemi,.a M.,)nn
A,a, A"na ~ II -, Z. Henry Myers.
Il ry back, I h"m,s Mnll4hy. G
Ne"men, nn Neh. Thomas MOI cd,
Ky ia f"we >on, Miss f. Pngb. Henri,
Pa'Sit, Henry P"weil, 4 &c. iiie,, John
upper, Il. Kobinson, rtichard Ruek
man, Joseph RD kman, Wm. P, ynoId..
J'h" Roger, jrhn Rankin, la el Sto.
yer. Nihiam S'PinbeDger, 3 Tuuotb,
smith. r.. l.. SomsrSilIe, Mr.. c. IS
Sanfl d, GeOtge Shofrr, Tho' -pieer.
George S'ssgs. John Stsrky, > h.
~hocbs, William l., Trenton, Elisha
Tn mps"a, J I'm 1imbro. X. Charles >.
Taylor, Daniel B. iurker, Jacob Van.
diver. Elizabeth Vandiver, Su.an.b
Fandivcr, Wu.. Nend,,er, Wn. WeIcb.
w Warrington, J mes " bite, Jesse
Washington, Joseph " eth, J,ualbap
Whitman.
JOH.V lack. p. Nj.
ROmney. July IL, 1928.
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enter any Of the to,as. He has now

| enter any OF the tov-,as. He has now
divided his troops in'c two columns,
which are clo.eiy pmf,usd BY Two o;
our brigade; he appears DESTROYS TO
march upon Car,!ana; bvt che division
o" %"!i,nr vii prevent hin.
V.ladoiid, Nay tI-Iae inhabi.
ants Of the town of Avilla have demol-
'shed :he pillar of The ConslitutiJu aad
''uprisonei tbs poiitica. rhlef about
600 men foam Madrid er:ered mat
place ADD liberated HIN.
The s"!d,,r, Of BaIiestercs desert
daily, ana all the recruits have return.
ed home.
London. May 22--rhe Expresses
from Paris To day, have bfouyh, Intel,
'tgence of n iur,her Improvement IN
the French FuDis. which closed on the
2o'h a, 80. -, He great abundance
of money. is stated to be The Cause Of
oi this continued rice.
Here, Conseis have risen te day r.am
- - to 50 f.2. The total rise, du-
ring the May account. mey be stated
at not Iees than per cent. There has
been great panic ameBg th, holder>
OF Columbian Stack, "a consequence of
a report that the government Of Coiom-
nia cave appointed Commi>-icuers 20
xam'"e the claims OF pers,ns who
hove reec,v"' 'iehen,ures for the same.
Colombia Bon !. fell from Gs 10 IS per
ctn. hut re npw 1T CT,
letters from /. mention report that was
current there, ina u French were marching
IN 'hrce divlo'o : upon B1rCeiona
'sitet ttIn Marse!le, o. ne IS h inst.
s'a'es tina. the Jlnon French rig d. ha, sent
IN" tia port a Spanish big ~ Il In Car
th'sen' ~ 1870, 80 hevi E COOS on board
Tor tie Wa Indies. Sac had recenty saii.
ed from d &c Ina, with 10 NV x ms, AMI a
crew "i 10 men. des,!nen, =. va, o-ievea.
70 act against the lnsurgent, oi South Amer.
lea
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LEMUEL BENT. Crk.
kOmreu. .JuIn 4

homney. Ju'y 4,
TIL 18th Anniversary - ,nr 'r.nIr
depen ianr', va. celebrated Il II ,anoy.
wiih all thai entbu.ia.m that patriotic
feeling J. eaieuated to excite. s large
assembly met III he Court hnu.e
where III excellent prayer was neprcd
&c ihe ih'"ne OF grace by The Rev. Mr..
NG-h' The declaration of indrp, ndrnce
read by William Nayinr. E-q. and m
ora.ion Delivered b. Charlie i Mac,I!.
Esq he party ihen, IN hani-one
grove, near lawn, parlools Of IN excel.
lea dInne~; where the fnilowin. ton tn
rtr drunk, ani the utmost hilari,v
prevailed.
i.t. Tie duy Long may we eniov he nobl.
feeling II enlvens, 9 cheers, Tune. N.nk p.
Doodle.
"a. TIE Deciar0tion of IndcpcrJerce l..
displayed the MIA energies al man. and
'hewed admiflns Ma ion. the dignity OF
freedom, 9"heers. i'ine hit Coiunbix.
Sd. The mGn'ry of De" ge Wasuns,on-
drank standing. Tune PleyeIS Hpn.a
4th. The potI'OtS Of tie Jeyoi.tion-M
they live forever, IN tie heart. o. tA.,r
Country net, fune tNdShinSions .JMrcA
9Th. The PreSidcpf Of the LaiteI strtes-
3 chesrs, Tine IonIoe'S .tuych
9th. Tile Case Of tie Sgcntardy-Th-
Cause OF free'om IN 10th fienls1n.1ra. o
cheefs Tune Tyroiese cir.
9Th. Greece-May her pa .riotisr, and raior
restore her ancient freedom. 9 cheers, Tame
BruceS aGd,eS..
9Th our Nary What hear. is not alive TO
Its int tess and gfat.iul Tor ITS ,erices. ,
cheers, fnne Star Spane(ed Banner.
9Th. TIE CmUeTS,tq Of Fl,gHa,a-May III.
generous AMI Jnst pnicy when prompted
ns establishment, cootlnue to fos er U, and
make 1t, "i:a; At ohcuid BE- The rnporium
ct arts i sciences. Tune J.Derson's march,
Nth. Tie .Iarquis ae IL fasctte, x those
other aiant iofcismer. VINO irugh, in
thr "sr { the revolution We can rev,r
forget cur obie ,ions TO h m, Ill W. ceA,e
1" De worthy ot tlo'e BIS .,ngs. taey 20
eific'ently eidsd US TO acqats. Tome .Hay.
scales lynn.
N,h Tire Eoiy dNiarce. .p.edy dnso-
luton 81 tue Copa n~rship ara bankrupt.
cy to the s,geIai members, Ione Eoyty
7hi.pes.
l2tn. The Potomac Cunt. Whrse ua,ure
opens tEe avenue of al h @ ma Oh IN.
sc'dId Opposition OF 4 si"gle Ct cann :
long abs roc. it. TDne; .9nteracan cO1-
meYce and freedom.
Ism lite american FAR.
I'm, a,ncd aid pur2,
''As ia the Iliy Of the mountain soow,''
- cheers, FUSE, hurai jeIcuy.
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NItI ICE
July

UNDER the authority Of a deed oP
trust 10 me dated the 10th dsy of Au,iJ.
iSi6, from Jehn Hopkins, for the be-
nett Of Brockhoi-t .L'vingstnn, as.ig.
nee nf Nathaniel Pendie,on, l shall, ON
9Th day OF august next, al the tavern
of Mr. Fulton, III the 1UaD of Cbs,les
Town, IN the County OF Jefferson, V,r.
s'nia' oiier for saie, at public Ruct, n,
Tor ready money. to the highest b,ddrr,
a tract OF Land, situate IN the sid.
county, Il state. containing about ii7e,
Acres. being a par, OF the tract called
SHANNONDALE.
conveyed to the said john Hopkiu. be.
FerdinandO Fsirfah . particular desc
eruption of ihe situation aud hounda.
rIes OF which may be seen by those dis.
posed to buy, bj reference 10 the deed
from Ms Fairfax 10 Mr.. Hop now
Of reeorn Ia tn Clerks Office Of tho
County Court Of Jefetsun, The whole
OF lht. sad land will be sold or 40 much
hefeof as nay he. necessary % raise
The sum of S8it9 50, with interest
thereon, after The rate OF per cent
(heins the Ne" York interesl from the,
l2d Of February, 1920, till the day If
sale, and also the coats OF recording
he deed of trust, aud all costs attend.
ing The sala.
The subscriber will make no other
Iced to the purchaser or purchase,-,.
ban as trustee. and will not warrant
ne tide except against himself, aud ALI
PERSONS Ginning under him.
EDM. 4. LEE, Trustee.
Alexandria, Jul, 5.-6ts
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froa, Tie n. y. Mercon AdU July 5.
LATEST FROM ENt,IA s.,


The chip L"ndoO Pnckei, ap. ria
Brnedici, arrived 81 tbs port on Friday
from Liverpool; wherce she ,AiIcd On
the 24th May. We are oDIiginsly ia
yored by the owners, with l. udnn "a
pes to the evening Of iht "a, con, ia.
inS the Paris news Of the 2Isl of thar
psouih, alt Of which is comprised in Inc
following extract;
PATS, (EtOilc.) May 2:,-The Duh.
&C San Carlos, tiraudse OF Spain, had
ArtTei in Par;s.
Tienot trne ao stated to day by The
Journal de Commerce., that konago
has been besten by Nina.
The Prince Of Savoy Carignan arri-
we'd at Bayonre or the i0ih. a detach-
neDt of 400 horse had beeo ordered to
escort him, but the Prince did not ac-
espt them, because The safety Of the
Sssds rendered the p' eeauiion useless.
-NswS from the .irmy Of Spain,
SeroDa, May IS "A drepa ch was
feseived last nigh from NarrlraI Mon
aeyS rho nd marched out to attsek
ihe enemy. He writes that Nina had
~euTeu' fis eIesIiehcy " regrets
net having heard certain whizzinc
noise which woUld have ioyigor4t,d his
eld years" This is bis own express
sion.
May f6--Narshal Money returned
here soon after the date Of my leiter
o. yesterday. .MiiaHs ha, evacuated
the strong positions which he oceopied;
be " marching 10 the direction Of Bar
celona' which is the ouIy open route.
fUycerda, May ii. (h1tract Of a
ietteI') The report Of tie arrival or
m'os at Ripol and Campredou is true;
our troops have intercepted him IL his
route to Barcelona, and compelled him
20 TetTac9 lis stebs. The inhabitants
all Torn sSainst bin, aud hs dare not
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