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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-22
TO CAPITALISTS

On Thursday 4th Of September neat,
That highly valuable property well known BY the Of
LLN'G.iNORE MILLS,
late the property Of Lnes Robertson deceased They
si,l Of merchant plaster and mills all recently built
OF the best materials and in the most substantial MANNER
and situated at the mouth Of Lnganore creek where
empties into the river Mon0cocy, about halt mile above
Monococy bridge and the distance from the turnpike
road leading from Wheeling to Baltimore three miles
from Frederick Town. forty from Georgetown and forty
two from Baltimore.
The merchant mill is rs feet by ST. four stories high the
basement story Of stone and three upper stories oil brick
II has hoo three wheels about IL feet in height
and feet in diameter with regular head of feet water
the wheels. The PIT gears all of cast iron with
the exception of the counterwhees all the other gears
throughout Of cast ron It contains all the patent
cncry and improvements of Oliver Evans with four pair
of five feet stones, three of which the best kind Of
Fench burrsthe other pair Cologne burrs for country
work Ca the three pair French burr Is barrels -four may
be manufactured day at average through the year
and the country work is considerable. The reputation OF
the flour stands high in Baltimore, and within five days at
ter wheat is delivered at the MILL it be manufactured
Sent to market and the cash returnedin fine, it is con-
sdered as the best and possesses greater advantages than
any other water mill in the state Of Maryland
The plaster mill is built of stone, and grind ton
plaster per hour The Saw Mil in complete ORDER and
surrounded by fine timber country which gives it con-
slant employment nearly the whole year
The ngsnore is stream not surpassed by any other in
the state and has never been known to fail in the
dries season, fully tested the last year, admitted by
the Oldest inhabitants to be of drought
than known before yet that time, when
" all the mills the country ceased their operations for
the want OF water the lnganore mills We're well supplied
The mill DAM which about quarter OF mile from the
MILL constructed IN such manner as to induce the belief
that it will withstand the effects of the greatest freshet.
The Monococy enters the Potomac river IA miles below
the Lganore mills and is nayigabc part of the year
washington 1t IS believed to be both practicable and pro-
bahe, that the contemplated canal from Potomac to Ba-
more will pass through Frederick IN which case cheap
and short passage will be opened for boats from the mills
10 either Baltimore Washington The country around
It 49, perhaps one of the finest in the Atlantic states for the
production OF wheat, rye and and when it is
of WATER spot in this state certainly in the con-
inr establishment mr. water vnrLs nf anv bind
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
ALSO,
TWO BOYS:

One 7, and the other 8 years old. The
man is an excellent farm hand the boys
stout and healthy. Such title as is vest
cd in me by said deed, will be made to
the purchaser. sale to commence a
bout ~ O'Clock.
DAVID MILLER, Trustee.
The above sale will positively take
place on the 2ed inst.
November 6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
NOtice.

! HE death of Nr, JAMES 6. LANE
makes it necessary to wind up, as
soon as possible, the business of the late
firm of James S. Lane s IGpscoH
The subscriber gives notice to all per-
sons indebted, that payment must be
made without delay. He regrets tina;
It is no longer in his power to extend
he indulgence, which, under other cir
cumstances, he would have been ena-
bled to give.
He has on hand, very handsome
assortment Of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20

N the Superior Court of Chancery
aolden az Winchester, the 18th day
of ApriI. 1923.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VIRGINIA, to wit:
IN the Superior Court Of Chancery
aolden az Winchester, the 18th day
of April, 1928.
Thomas Turner and
wife, Plaintiffs,
Jas. Mason and Jo-
seph Grantham, Exc IN euAsspRy.
cuiors OF VIM. Rush,
deceased, and the heirs
of the said deceased,
Defsndants.
The Court doth appoint John S.Pey-
ton, guardian ad Item to defend the
infant defendants in This suit, but he i.
not to be subject to any costs on that
account: Whereupon he filed the an
swers of tAe said infant defendants; and
by consent Of the parties, it is order
ed, that Master Commissioner Waite
do examine, state, and settle the ex-
eeutorial account Of the said James
Mason and Joseph Granthaaa-also. an
account os the debts due by toe estate of
the said William Rush, deceased, and
the character and nature N such debts
and also an account of the annual pro-
fit Of the real estate Of said William
Rush, deceased, exclusive Of the DOVER
right by which it is bound, stating all
such matters especially deened peril
neat by himself, or which shall be re-
CURED by either of the parties to be spe-
cially stated, and make report thereof
to the Court in order TO a final decree.
A Copy---Teste,
DAN'L LEE, C. C.
The parties TO the above suit, and all
persons having claims against the estate
of William Rush, deceased, are hereby
notified that shall attend at nv office in
Martinsburg, on the 10th day Of Novem-
Der inst. for the purpose Of executin.
the above order, and continue from day
to day until the same is done, when ana
where they will attend with the neces-
sary vouchers, and evidence of their
claims.
HARRISON WAITE,
Commissioner for the Chaacsry District
Cossri holden at WiacI.sstsr.
November 6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
Fall Goods.

lust received; the principalpart ofwhicf
we're purchased last month in the Phi
edelphia market on the lowest term,
nd will be sold VERY Low, for cash only
Il KER TNPSC0TT,
rvv'nV partner If James s lane g. Tspsc0t
Martiusburg, October %, 1893.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
Satins and Grapes.

FRS. CROMWELL informs her
Iva friends and the public in general,
that she has jtrst received small supply
ef satins and Grapes for plain Bonnets.
Those who are disposed to give her en-
courasement can have them made in
any form they wish. She will also bleach
and 90 up Leghorn, and repair Umbrel-
las at the shortest notice. She also in
forms the public. that Miss Eliza Brom-
well, who lives with her, and Just from
Baltimore, intends following the Man
tuamaking Business. Those who wish
to have Dresses or Pelisses in the most
fashionable manner, as now worn in
Baltimore, can have them made here,
or she will wait on them, in their fami-
lies, if desired.
Martinsburg, October %, 1923.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
Notice.

der SONS indebted to James s. Lsas
IL and I'01rner, are requested to make
payment Of their respective dues as
speedily as possible TO ne.
The death of tlr James :. Lane, the
senior partner Of the firm, renders it alb
solutely necessary to bring tae business
Of the concern to a close. 1 De ap-
parentto all concerned, thai | have i
not in my power, at this time, TO extent
that very liberal indulgence which the
customers Of this house have baen ac-
customedto receive. they will, there
fore, / hope, use their every exertion 10
discharge what they may owe, and no,
think this, underline present circumstan-
ces, an unreasonable request. Early
attention to the above, viii be the int
rest Of all concerned, as it will enable
me better TO supply them with more and
cheaper goods than ] otherwise could.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

PUNAWAY on the nigh, of The .7th
IL inst from on. board OF my schooner
at Alexandra, q black man named
JOHN.
He is between 81 and 70 years Of age; Is
very black; about Eve ttet tour, inches
high /; he has. a sssr on one OF bis Eye
lids supposed 10 be The right. one He
has been employed as hand on board Of
a vessel in thu Poiomsc river and H. Bay
for the last five or six years; and it u pro.
hable he has gone OF in some vessel lrsea
or on hoard OF sone on+ from the Eastern
Shore OF Maryland. ! will give lhf ali We
reward tor John it taken and SECURED out
Of the state OF Virginia or the Dis,rict Of
Columbia so that ] can obtain him; or
twenty Eve dollars il taken and secured
within the state Of Virginia or the District
OF Columbia.
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
Northumberland county. Va Dee -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
{ At Fairtar Court. House. Vc.)

vi TdlJdI CouTt,HouSe. 1c./
I OFFER at this place, on rent for one
lor more years. the brick store house, lot,
sc. nov 10 The occupation OF Mr. Tbomp.
son Simpson; the store house is in the
most public and best situation, and has
been occupied by Mr.. Simpson tor many
years past, and has accommodated bin,
not only for q store, but that Of family.
Any person wanting such a situation, viii
6rst call and view the premises The tent
shall BE- agreeable to the times. Also,
one or two small houses with encI".ed
lots. suitable for tradesmen, and . point.
able situation tor a saddler, boot snd shoe
maker. halter, and Tailor. Also, several
half acre lois, on ground rent; the store.
house I'd Of next month: the other proper
~ may. be had Immediately Apply to
dec 60 RICHARD RATCLlFFE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
By authority Of the Commonwealth
Of Virginia.
QuanticO Canal Lottery,
FIRST CLASS.
ARCHIBALD MLNTYRE, Manager.
1850 PRIZss
$500 BLANKS
1850 fICKETs

This is a Lottery formed by the comb.
nation Of 80 NUMBER, and the prizes there.
in will be determined as follows Thirty
numbers, from / TO 30 inclusive, will be
put into a wheel, FIVE OF which will be
drawn out, The whole number OF tickets
in this Lottery will CONSIST, as may be seen
by the above Scheme, OF 1850 tickets. on
each Of which here will be three of the 80
Numbers aud that ticket having on il the
LIST. ed. anh Sd numbers, draw from the
wheel. will BE- entitled to the highest
prize; that having on it the 81, 4th, and
9th numbers, drawn as aforesaid, will be
entitled 10 the next highest prize ; all 9th.
ers having on them :, of the drawn mum.
beers, being 8 in number. will each be. en-.
titled TO a prize OF 2UU dollars: all those
having on them 2 o! the drawn. numbers.
and those two the I'd and 3d., or the Cd
and 4th, will each I've entitled 10 prize OF
50 dOiia.s +: those having any Uthsr two OF
the drawn numbers 90, will each be eLti.
tied to prizes OF Is dollars ; and all those
with any one OF ,be drawn numhers, on.
(being l5oo.) all each be entitled to a
prize vi 8 dollars
No ticket, Which shall have drawn a
prize of a superior denomination, ,an be
entitled 10 an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 81 days after The draw.
ing, and subject, as usual, TO a deduction
II IN .HtI
The manager is DESTROYS to complete
the raising of The money authorised by
law for the Quartico CansI.a speedily as
possible, and trusts be will b. aided IN the
accomplishment of this objec' by gene
rous community. fbe amount fur which
he has gwen security, together with The
responsibility Of hi. suTe'ies, ale such, that
adventures may ieel The utmost safety as
to the punCtual payment Of the prizes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
MARINE NEW~
ARKlTED-Dec 70.

Sch. Tw.l Brothers, Baker, Baltiua ore
48 hours . 'gh, to merchants OF the dis
trict. Passed sing EN-. Pike below Ma.
IyIand Point.
Steamboat Potomac, i-rk.ns. Norfolk
with passengers Passed The Dash, and
another schooner in Napjemoy Reach.
SAiLED-Dec a
Sloop Regulator, Thompson, B~srhadoes.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkin.. No. :;
Com Porter and family. Lieuts. Leg =
and P-rsivsl. and several other officers,
passengers.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
CERTIFICATE.
Richmond. I4h NJ

Richmond, l4H Nov , 1893.
Having been requested by Mr. Arcbi.
bald M'ln'yre, the Manager ct The Guam.
tico Canal Lottery, % examine the prin.
ciples On which Lotteries are termed by
the combination OF numbers, a plan which
he purposes 10 pursue in raising The money
which be- is authorised. by his contract
with the commissioners To raise and
having sttentively examined the prInci-
pies On which such Lotteries are formed ;
We have no hesitation in declaring, that,
in our view. the plan is perfectly fair and
correct. We have particularly examined
the scheme Of bis first class, consisting Of
4O6O tickets formed by the combination
OF 80 numbers and find, that the amount
of the prizes which must, OF necessity, be
drawn thereiu,by the drawing ot5 out ottbe
80 numbers. as proposed by the scheme. is
DIG, 800, which is the amour OF The 1850
tickets al the scheme price Of D6 81; con
s%equehtly. no other profit can accrue TO
the said Commissioners, OF TO Mr.. MIN
tyre On the sale Of all The tickets 10 the
scheme, al that price, than the Is per
cent. to be deducted from the prizes.
We are also of opinion, this plan has .
decided preference over the old. on &C.
count Of the celebrity and accuracy OF the
determination Of lbe prizes IL precludes
The possibility OF the commission OF frauds
or mistakes ID the drawing, and saves
| much waste OF time and expense.
| JAMES PEASANTS. Jr. d.
! P. v, DANIEL,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,
ROBERT STANARD,
WIN H, FlTZWHYLSONN,
| WM. G. PENDLETON,
THOMAS RICHIE
By the draw ing Of this Class ~ 'he
month Of January next, in the city OF h.eh,
! mond, prizes TO the amount Of D26,5So
will be distributed in fvs minutes
Ticket. 10 the greatest variety OF num-
bers. for sale at De. For lucky numbers
| please forward your orders to
| RUNNELLSS
!. LoreruS &. Exchange Office King slrsst,
.aLEXANURa.
! Gee Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
New- York Literature Ldtteru,

1881 Bhnks5
In this scheme, With Z drawn $
there will be 35 prizes with 5 Nos on hem
- 900 prizes with 2 Nos on hem; and
63sl prizes with I No. on them; those
tickets having none of the drawn ballots
on them being blanks.
Whole tickets 7 dollars, Halves 3 80
Quarters IS. For sale at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Masonic Notice.

V1NHE brethren of Alexandra Washing.
Il ton Lodge. No. a9, will meet at their
hall on Sunday 28th inst. al 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ for the purpose Of moving 10 process
sion 10 St.Paui's Church; a where CHARl.
TY SERMON will be delivered by the
rev brother, YIN. Hswley,
The members OF Brook Lodge, No. 3,
and all transient brethren, are respectful
ly invited to attend By u >er Of the w
". NJ. BAYLEY, Jr Sec. Elect.
dec 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Raisins.
Bank of Alexandria, -.

e.. december %, 1928.
THE Stockholders n this institution
L are hereby notified that an election
for ten Directions, TO manage its affairs ter
the rnsu,sg year, wiitbe held al the Town
Hall, on he third Monday (the l9tb) Of
January next
BY order of the Board.
JAMES L. McKENNA, Cashier.
dec % eotJl9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1898

The Editor of the Gazette has the plea.
sure OF presenting the compliments Of the
season to bis patrons.
10 order to allow the persons engaged
in this Office 10 2artake IN the festivities OF
the season and 10 conformity with Gus.
tom, no paper will issue from this Office
uil tuesday morning next. OF
LiBEkALlIY.
A letter irom New Orleans, dated Nov.
IA, says, he Presbyterian Church, 10
this CITY, was sold last week al auCtiUD, by
the sheriff, to pay the debts owed by the
trustees Mr. JUDAH rouRo vas The pur.
chaser, TOT abou. ~. OUU dollars. Aitho'
OF the jewish persuasion, be bought the
huuse, lhai Il might not De converted TO
any other use than t1al tor which u was
intended - he same Society wOrshlps IN
it. This IS a very Iioerai act, honorable
alike 10 Mr. i, ~ Tins city. aud 10 New
England, whose son he 49,"
The man whose noble nature would
prompt hun 10 perform such an act. wound
no doubt nave dUne .. as freely had the
Church ~ question be,onged 10 any oiher
denom nation Of CHRISTIANS; and yet lu,s
mao, ~ tue state OF Maryland, would by
lis laws ee prevented rom holding any
place oil profit, honor or rust, 10 the gilt,
OF The state! Such, We blush 10 own, is
the Constitution Of MaIyland-but . e trust
the time IS not far dist al when this tea ,ure
will be forever taken IRON 1t, and every
citizen OF Maryland be cnlitled 10 the
same civil rights aUj religious privileges ]
Baltimore Federal G0x.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Notice.

'I>HE Stakeholder. ot The Farmers Bans
Il of Alexandra. are hereby notified.
that an election Of Thirteen Directors, Tor
the ensuing year will b. held at their
Banking House, on MONDAY, the 5,h
day OF JANUARY next.
JOHN HCOFF, Cashier.
dec II tbstJ5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

NJ De Ia Place, read to the French AGA.
oeny oil Se'ences a short time since. a
memoir OF great Importance, on the AUX
ana fenux OF the tides. Ever since 1906.
a! Toe request OF this profound msthemsti.
wan uninterrupted observations have been
Saae al The port Of Brest on these pheno-
mens. NJ. De la Place has succeeded, bv
rigorous appreciation Of The influence Of
ne sun and moon, and local circumslan.
ess, IN resolving the mos, difficult problsr,
"sPeeins The Causes OF the tides.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,


Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city
Holders of tickets in the last class are
invited to call and have them examined,
and IL prizes TO have tnen renewed.
~OIders for tickets or shares will re.
ceive prompt attention.
doc 25
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Louis Beeler,

Louis Beeler,
HAS Just received tor the approaching
Ii Christmas.
Fresh Curants, ditto Prunes
Bunch Raisins, Muscatel do.
Soft shelled Almonds, Grapes
New York Pippius,
Oranges & Lemons, Cranberries
Pine Apple Cheese,
A lev or. boxes Raisins OF the best
qusIity. for sale wholesale or retail.
Also, all sorts Of Confectionery, best
Spanish segars, and q variety OF Fancy
Articles. DEC 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
s. & u. Allen Y Co.
dec 25

UAVE procured for the convenience Of
L their customers a few tickets and
shares in the annexed scheme, 10 be dra wn
in the city Of New York, on the 7h Of
January merit, aud fSishsd in o Sw mt
mules,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Best Chewing Tobacco.

Best Chewing Tobacco.
IN HALF kegs manufactured TOBACCO
0o8's, los. la's, and pound twists, Bar.
cIay's brand, warranted superior to any !"
the District. Just received by the schr.
John, capt. Burke, from Richmond; 'o'
sale by JOHN D. BROWN, Agent
aug IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Sugars and buck.

% hhds. trinidad sugars Of superior
quality -aO bolts first quality Russia
and 81 10 do heavy Ravens duck jus,
received and for sale by.
doc Ok
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Wines.

THE subscriber has on consignment,
tor sale, al the Store OF MAURlCE
HERBERT, nom New York, a ie" boxes
sparkling Champagne,
OF superior excellence, knows and Dustin.
guished by the mark J c Also in bog
es, some Still Champagne, with Claret
and Port wines OF the FIRST quality. He
has also remaining from the importation
per Pomona, q few casks L P. Madeira.
ot the brand OF Jobs Howard, March L
Co. particularly selected
JOHN b. HERBERT.
dec 93 (H1 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Bacon Smoking Establish

ment 90 Washington.street
TIME subscriber will receive at bic
Smoke House on Washington street,
back OF bis sugar house, one hundred thou-
sand weight Of Pork. which be will sToks
With good sound hickory, II delivered at
the same time, and taken away 10 one DO.
dy, at The Fate Of one dollar per thousand
weight OF pork, and at : 30 per thousand
weight OF pork, il continued 10 The smoke
house during the summer TO be taken ..
way at the convenience oil The owner. ID
hour being sfiyed for delivery each days
in that case The utmost attention will b
gwen 10 smoke il. at all times when requis
| red to preserve the meat in a .oond state.
In either case the mest will be at ny
risaue against FIRE aud theft.
Immediate application is requested TO
| be made, in order TO ascertain whether .
efficient quantity can b. Obtained 70
make it IN object worthy Of attention.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
dse& &
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Green Coffee

1000 lbs, prime green coffee. landing
from the schr. Charity, captain
Pike, and TOR sale by
VIM FOWLE Co.
dec 25
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Mar,hal's Sale.

with all the improvements thereon, ID The
town OF Acknowledgment y at the cor,
mel. OF Fairfax and Gibbon streets. and
running nortbw ardly wtb Fairfax street
IS feet z INCHES ; thence ea.twardIy 10 a
l,ue parallel With Gibbon street, 63 IT., S
inches; thence sodthw ardjy, 10 a line pa.
rallef with Fairfax street, &c It Z inches
thence With GIbboh street TO the beg n.
mug, Sold TO satisfy al execution ~ Il.
vOr Of the Bank Ot Potomac.
=. D, MINOR. b, nj,
dec 20 for 7.nea Riinggold, .tarshat.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
Notice.


INHE subscriber begs leave to present
his grateful sckno~ Judgments to the
ladies and gentlemen OF Alexandra for
the very liberal and 1atteriDg encourage
ment he has received since his commerce..
ment in business, and assures them that il
shall always Be his study to merit their pa
tonnage. The near approach OF Christ.
mas and New Year, have led hip. as here.
toiore, to make considerable preparation
ter those epocbs. He respectfully informs,
that he has. with much trouble and great
expense prepared heautrui miniature OF
the Cburci, OF ST. Seb- stisn. at Rome; al
go, an elegant representation OF the Cbur.
ches OF St. Paul's and ST Mark's, al Yea.
ice; all Of which will be elegantly deco.
rated. He in'ends, also, to prepare a
large and rich
|, CHRISTMAS CAkE,
which b. in'"n Is to sell by weight in duan.
'Ities, 10 ohIige his customers. Also. a
quantity of mailer cakes OF all kinds. to.
geiheI with a gu unity OF
Oranges, Raisins s Nuts,
OF all t-scriptIons-and
For little masters and for misses,
To gain their gentle tender kisses,
He has a choice Of pretty toys,
To please the little girls and boys.
All OF which be intends selling at the
most reduced prices.
JOHN B BRUNEI.
ngT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25
LEGISLATIVE DIGNITY.

A debate took place 10 ne House oil
Representatives, al Harrisburg. as 10 What
par, should be allotted to me Ladies One
gentleman proposed the iO6oy; another,
that the members should vacate lheir seat,
~ favor OF the fasr ssr;-but Mr. R,tner
capped the CLIMAX by proposing thai
every member should accommodate LADY
oo mis- kNEt! Well might We excIaim,
% Temporal o nore'!-Phif'a papsr.
A monument is erecting 10 the field oil
Waterloo, to CONNIE morsle The battle
fought there in 1915 II will consist OF a
lion 20 teet long and I8 ieet high. placed
upon a bullock $50 Ieet bigb.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-25

Whiskey, Cheese. Mo'asaes,
&c.
yINHIS day landing from schooner Esther
& Sally from Philadelphia,
IS bbls
80 casks cheese
Kegs ground and race ginger. and
1 pipe cognac brandy. superior TO a.
ny in the district
Also, from schooner Lucinda,
II hhds superior Trinidad molssses
dec 90 LINDSAY & HILL.