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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
DRY GOODS:
Cnnsisfing In nark. of

Consisting in part, Of
Cloths and cassimeres
Summer and Priest cloths
Cambria, jackonet and mall nuslIns
PLAIN and figured box ditto
Book muslin handkerchief
Fancy, white and figured Marseilles
Bordered vest shapes
Cord {, blk bonbazines VERY cheap
Black worsted do (for coats)
Black L blue twilled bombaze ties
Figured ditto
Cambria ginghams, searsucker ditto
Real blue and yellow searsuckers
Wellington stripes l. cotton cashmere
Linen and cotton drIllings ( white and
colored) some very 6ne
Irish linens and lawns
Linen cambrics, do do bandke rchiefs
Tamboured cap patterns
leila aRd satin gsuze hdkfs
Black love shawls
Real merino shswls and hdkfs
Imitation ditto ditto
Silk and tabby velvets
Shoe ri5bons and galloons
Elegant fancy ribbons
Black, green and white cause
Figured and plain silks
Best black Italian lutestring
English and French black and white
and colored KID gloves
Aliens, Woodstock and beaver ditto
Black 4 white Eng. silk nose cheap
R.w silk do
Ribbed silk half hose
Mems Irish thread ditto
Black ingram cotton do
Slate and white do
Burlaps, osnaburgs, white ticklen-
burgs and droghedas
Spool, sewing and toss cotton
Knitting ditto
Tapes. ms Heming's best needles,
no imitation)
I general assortment Of Domesffcs ;
Il which, have been selected with care
nd will be sold low tor CASH.
4th mo 26th st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

I'm TUESDAY sill e sold at the auc,
~ ton store variety OF goods, among
which are
80 boxes sup soap
10 do candles. Wou'd and dipt
5cases men's sup. hats
do do com do
10 bushels dried fruit
10 casks fresh butter
10 bbls. W. India sugar
) do vinegar
S d. beef. Also,
One cart, two drays, Also,
A general assortment Of furniture
Also, A small lot choice dry goods
GTAt 4 O'Clock will be sold al Hunters
Ship Yard,
A Handsome Boat,
with sails complete.
S A. MARS ELLER, auct.
apr "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Public Sale

pY virtue of a deed ct trust, executed
ID by Alexander Vehch, to Me suhscri-
Der will be sold at public auction, on The
premises, al ] O'Clock, Goth OF May next,
the following valuable property, 10 wit:
- Four TWO STORY BRICK TENE-
4" nENTs, situated on Pruce street.,
liz between Henry and Fayetle sls.
H. ALSO, three VACANT LOTS or
GROUND, Immediately adjoining said Iene-
meuis, and handsomely situated Tor build
ing, fronting or Prince street running pa
raIleI with. and binding On H, Dry street,
to all alley, And also. three other LOTS
OF GROUND, fronting eastw ard on Henry
street, and running parallel With Prince
street, 1873 feet, s inches, to the centre OF
the square.
The above described properly. lying all
toge ther. Il situated 70 handsome, heal
thy, and in proving part OF the town, is
thought to make it highly desirable to an
individual, but it will be divided and Of
tered al sale. So TO accomm' date pUr.
chasers The terms will be made know d
at the time and place OF sale.
Matthias SNYDER. trustee.
mar s9 IaWts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

April e4-.Arr,vsd
Schr. Stag, Nevi't, Baltimore DIS; iull
freight TO merchants of he district.
Sloop Java. Mason, n. York 6 ds; full
freight to merchants OF the district.
Sailed,
Schr. Patriot, Bunker, Saco.
Schr. Marcia, Mason, Ssco.
Sloop Globe. Cole, New Bedford;
SIoop Brothers, Baker, New Bedford.
Siocp lula Ann, Satersee. Norfolk.
Steamboat Potomac, Norfolk
.ApriI rs, .4rripsd,
Schr. Harmony, Lowell, 8 ds fin Flor
id.,-psssed ship Eagle lasi Monday off
ST MaTys-brig Mary and schr. kose-in-
bloom, from hence, in the Narrows, last
Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

Tsa-The East India Conpany's sale
CONNIE need Oh Tuesdey, at present only
me Boheas and CUngos have been sold {;
me Boheas at I'd to I'D per 10. higher than
the last sale {; the common Cengos at
Ike advance, but the better sorts have
sold 10 some instances rather cheaper.
Prices of Corn and Flour at Liverpool.
Monday March l5.-rhe business
don. in wheat since this day week has
besn very extensive, at progressively ad-
v.pclEg prices.-fhe demand for con-
sumption has materially improved, which
cir, umstance, coupled with the continued
demand IRON SPECTATORS, has bad the Ell
feet OF both clearing the markets of late
arrivals, and OF raising prices. Oats are
in better demand, at higher prices. There
has beer htlls done in barley. beans and
peas more inquired for, and looking up.
Wheat, per 10 ID. Is Sd SIS; English,
old. i cd IS; new 8s; Irish, old,
IS a 6s4i; new 6s l0d 70 Cd; Scotch
"a IS foreign in bond IS Tod Is I'd.
Oats, per 45 ID. English, 2s Cd IS; hisn
9s6i IS new 2s Sd 2s lld; Scotch
g 81 Is i0d. Beans, per Or. English
3Os a Sos; ioreign, none. Barley, per
60 10. English, old, So 3, a SIS Cd 1899,
As T. 81; Irish, 1921, IS IS Cd, Scotch
do s. Sd { IS Cd. Matt, per gallons,
tine, s 9s; do middling, 7 IS. Flour
per bbl. IN bond, 26s Sis; sour. fee, Bis
a 32s; Os! Meal per $40 10. English, II
eos. Scotch 25 els :,
Corn Exchange. Ma, Oh lO.-We had
several srrivsis since Friday, and TINS
morning 2 toierably large supply 81 land
carriage samples was received from Essex
and Kent, wien wheat Mas very nea'y
sale, and with The greatest difficulty last
Mondays prices were obtained tor the n
nest runs, while the ordinary qualities are
certainly a shade lower Barley is also
very dull sale, and 40s per O.. could only
be obtained tor te.' samples OF very hns
quality, The oat trade is rather brisk,
although we are largely supplied, and last
Mondays prices tuliy maintained for hne
fresh corn. Ia beans aud peas there is no
alteration
PIRATES.
BALrlanRE, April 25,-Csptain San
ders who arrived at New York from
NV Orleans in the schooner Cleaner. re.
purIs that he was board.d on the 10th
inst, Dear Key West, by boat from Gem
modore Porter's squadron, and inform
ed by the commanding officer that Bri-
fish sloop had captured piratical vessel
of 90 men, commanded by the celebrated
LA FlTTE, who has been for long time
Notorious ss pirate and smUgg er on the
Florida coast and Barrataria, and that he
was killed in the acton.
The pirates boosted The bloody flag, and
asked no quarters. not expecting thai any
wOpld be given them. Almost all the pl-
rates on board were either killed or wound
ed. Captain Saunders has letters from
Com Porter IN his friends A1rsr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Lime.
pThe drawings begin next
Month.

COhen's Office, Baltimore, .i2ril Cd, 1928
We have the pleasure 10 announce, that
owing to the aatering encouragement al
ready evinced by the public towards the
new schemes, the commissioners and Ma,
Dagers have already been enabled to TX
early periods for commencing them, as
stated below. While rendering our &C
acknowledgements TO the public tor the very
extensive and continued patronage I've re-
ceive, we beg PERMISSION on this occasion
to remark the expedition Of draw ing, as
well as the promptness and punctuuLity in
the puyment Of pr,zes, rhic6 hape otrays
characterized The Ba!timorc Lotteries, and
which has deservediy rendered taem Sc
popular not only at home, but IN every
section of the Union In the two Lotte,
RES herewith presented, the CASH. as
here totoIe, can be bad for all prizes sold
al Cohen's Office, the momen, they are
drawn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Female 'Hamiltonian' School.

u 'HE citizens OF Alexandria are respect
4 fully informed, that MISS WHEAT
proposes 10 establish school amongst
them, under the immediate superinten-
dence OF Airs. WHEAT; in which, girls
erciusively, will be taught spelling, read
ing and writing, at dollars per quarter;
Arithmetic, English grammer, geography,
the construction of maps and use of the
globes, al S.
Those who may be disposed to patron
Use this institution. are requested TO COM
municate their wishes TO J. Thomas
" heat. OF the male 'Hamillonian' school
whose aid will be extended ~ this. BY ar
ranging and directing its operation.
II encouragement be given, the school
viii be opened forthwith, near the corner
OF Prince and Fayette.streets.
apyil "a
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Notice..

NOtlce.
'NHE subscribers ANXIOUS 10 correct any
Il mistake which may have occurred in
The late assessment previous TO the court OF
appeals, will attend at George Drinker' S
store, on KING street, between the hours OF
9 and IL o'clock, A NJ. Oh Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next, where those
interested will please to call.
JOHN GlRD,
GEO. DRlNKER. assessors.
april 29
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
New Store

TNHE subscriber will open in the course
Il OF this, and the ensuing week, next
door to Mr.. Zachariah Gardeners store,
King street d complete assortment Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
THEATRE.
Rational and Philosophical
l.nUSEUEN I,

THE friends Of the subscriber, and the
IL public in general, ars respectfully in
formed that on the evenings OF Monday A.
pril sS, Wednesday 81, and Friday, May
z, the threatre will be fitted up with an e.
segant Frontlspiece and Scenery, decora
led with superb Groups Of Flowers. Ban.
ners, DC, in which be will perform an
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Public Sale.

l. uuliC tOdlCs
PURSUANT to decree Of the Hon,
l. Judges OF the County Court OF Prince
Georges County, in the state OF Mary
land, acting as court of equity, Will De
sold at public auction on the 29d day of
May next, If fair, and If not lair, on the
next fair day thereafter,
A Tract of Land,
late tb. property of VIM T, Swami, esq.
deceased, called Magruder's Ferry Plan
ta:ion, lying in the said county, on the
Patuxent river. adjoining TO the land on
which Magruder's Ferry. is kept. and to
the warehouse by the name OF Magruders
warehouse, and within one mile OF Lower
Marlboro. The land contains about lac
acres, is rich, and pc. ulisrly adapted to
the growth OF fine tobacco. The said
land will be sold on the premises, on a
credit OF six, eighteen, twenty -four, and
thirty months, the purchasers giving bond,
with approved security, to secure the pay
ment OF the purchase money, which pay
ment being made and done, the subscri-
Der will convey to the purchaser or pur-
chsseTs OF said land, by good and sufi
cient deed or deeds, such title as the sand
William Thomas Swami had in the said
laud. The same being fee ample.
At the same time and place will also be
sold from to IL valuabIe, negroes, con-
sisting Of men, women, and children. 90 a
credit Of 6 9, and is months, the purcha
ser, giving bond, with approved security,
for the purchase money-the purchase
money both for the land and negroes TO be
on interest from the day OF sale The sale
will CONNIE nee at midday. and continue
until all the property shall he sold.
RICH. B. ALEXANDER,
apr 24-2aw Trustee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Pubic Sale.
Aiaisi.al's SALE.

'h1 . IulSs
NlLL he sold On be premises by the
w Marshal, IN Saturday lie 24'h FAY
of May next al l2 clock Tor cash, a i The
right. title. and interest," Of ! homas Prs
ton and William Stewart in md 10 one
S,Su.<. house and iot situate on the north
GfT, side OF W oil street, and beginning
He one hundrei and twenty iee' Ev.
&ssdAs,. inches from the intersection OF
tairiax & Wolf sts. and binding 90 u off
HIeeI SO teet inches & extending bso k
n feet " inches, sold TO satisfy an exc.
culion IN favor OF the common council Of
Alexandra against the said Thomas Pres
ton and W illiam Stewart
d. MINOR, for
T Rsrggeid. Marshal.
april o4-f2Sl
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Go0ds suited to the Season.

These goods have been carefully select
ed by bis own bands, and are all perfectly
new and fresh and having been laid IN
for cash, be will be enabled to sell them
very low upon the same terms. He in
yites the public to call and Judge Tor
themselves. ISAAC CANNELL.
apT "a 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Mahogany.

Mahogany.
THE subscriber has just received "a
Il cargo Of Mahogany Of superior quail
ity. A good portion is OF handsome curl
and shaded aood, and will be sold on tn.
most reasonable terms for CASH, or notes
that will discount, either IN the log, or
sawed into boards OF any description. Or
ders will be thankfully received and faith
fully executed, on application 10 Harrison
Bradley, OF
A. SCHOLFIELD;
k~s Who has for rent handsome
E two story brick house. the front
sks store, on King-slIeet, in pleasant
H. and healthy situation and good
stand fer business.
april l2 laws.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
District of Columbia,

District of Columbia,
County Of alexandria.
WAS committed to the jall OF this
w county, on the ssd inst. black
man, who calls himself
Richard Peters
and says be is the property of Messrs.
Gray 4 Pankey, tobacco manufacturers, OF
Richmond, Va. He appears to be about
q years OF age, feet, 6 inches high, well
made and quite black. There are no vi.
sible scars about him. The owner or
owners of said negro are requested to
come forward, prove property. and pay
charges, otherwise, be will he disposed OF
as the law directs,
ANDREW ROUNSAFELL,
apr "a iaw2m JaI'or.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
On MONDAY next. s0'h insI
\ # 10 o'clock, will positively be sold
n on the premises
A LOT OF GROUND,

dence OF MIR. 0. Norris, eli by S5-5.
TWO lot: on S, Asaph, betu cen Oroooke.
and Princess ste. 80 fe. I by 1885
plan OF the lots may be seen at the
sale.
A small proportion ct the money will
be required in hand the tslsnce On q
long credit.
s. A. MARsTELlEk auct.
apr.94
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GEORGE s. HOUGH

LAS received and is now opening bis
IL spring assortment Of fancy and staple
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Regular Trader.
6> Intended as a regular trader be.
W tween
alexandria, Norfolk and
Richmond,
the schooner COMET. John R. Jackson,
master; will sail on Saturday next. For
freight or passage apply IL The master on
board at Ransay's wharf, OF to
JAMES c. SEDWlCK.
april I9 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
THIS DAY.

Immediately after tie sac on j II.
Ladd 8" 20 $ srhof
~ viii D.. sod. on kUXNEY'S
.N HtRF The p cd schnr MA 7
INN JANE, her aekel and apparel.
apr rs $ A NAKS hLLER 7uct
Pubic Sale.
WILL be Sold at the auction store,
w on F'iday nex' he 2d y. Ma,
H. sides soa lea BE.
BY cider It he ,,us'trs
S. A. MAHSTELLER, auct.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND, NO. 2,
100000 Highest Prize.

U1"V,V III ''cot Ft~I-
Begins drawing m the city OF Baltimore
on "Wednesday, the 28lb Of May, and will
progress under The superintendent OF thu
Commissioners appointed by the Cover.
nor and Cuuncil.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
THE ALEX tNDRIA
DYING & iScourin q Establishment
CORNER OF PRINCE AND FAIRFAX srsJ

CORNER OF PRINCE AND FAIRFAX sTs.)
RUSSELL respectfully scquaintz the inha-
~ bifanis Of Alexandria, the District Of CO.
iumbis, and counties contiguous, that he has
bought outthat well known establishment, re
Gently held by Mr.. Williams, for many years
experienced in the manufacturing and dying in
the city Of Dublin also being for three years
superintendent dyer 10 the large Lexington fac
tory in Kentucky, and likewise had much en-.
couragement in that business lately in the city
of Richmond; he hopes as the fancy dying will
be particularly attended TO, as well as elegant
and permanent blacks, ladies may still favor
this establishment with their patronage.
Goats, pantaloons and vests, secured and
pressed in the best manner the blacks repress-
ed in the black dye; the blues in the indigo vat
Wool or cotton yarn intended for domestic
cloth dyed any color by the pound; red cot.
ton yarn dyed, lift comes in quantities.
Bonneis dyed and finished glossy black, OF
those soied and stained (no: ptendrd to be
dyed,) cleaned.
J. RS. pattern book OF fancy coIorS dyed
from white crape) ready for the inspection and
choice Of ladies.
Mrs. Russell viii be here in few days from
Richmond, TO accomplish ladies in the elegant
arts ofgelvet painting, rug work on canvass aud
ornamental work as she can only attend 20 y
select number very few ladies can leave their
names at Mr.. RusseIl's, or with Mrs. Waugh.
near the Lancasterian shool. Her terms being So
per month, including a course Of lessons 10
which month or course, she engages to perfect
them in one branch, without the usual mode
Of Pr0iraefiOn. g may %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
CON. PORTER's SQUADRON

Extract OF letter from an officer of
com. Porfer's squadron, to his friend
IN Baltimore, dated, "Alleuton, rhomn.
sons island, May live have ms,
returned from most fatiguinp cru,ze.
II has resulted in the capture Of the ri
rafical schooner Pilot and ielucca. bv
the schooners and barges under captain
Cassin-the burning Of three piratical
schooners lin consequence of our an.
proach) by the piraies--the burning bv
our boats OF one vessel on the stocks. and
about dozen of houses in differeo, nj.
raticai establishments, under the Colora.
do Reel, and the complete breaking up
and dispersion Of all the piratical gangs
on this side OF the island. L, ia not be.
heved that single pirate is to be found
afioat between Point Ycacos aud Cane
Antonio but, the interior of the island is
much infested by them. Large bands
OF them were rowing about the country
near Matanzas when we were last there,
plundering plantations and numbering
the inhabitants. A considerable BODY
OF cavalry was sent out after them. and
brought in FIVE prisoners. The nilitia
fuere also hnaer arms and securing fhe
country.
p. S. You will frequently hear of YES.
sells OF piratical character and ap-
pearance chasing vessels on this side
The island. Do not believe it-our
schooncrs often chase vessels. but there
are no pirates here, and but few of the
accounts you have heard are tc be credi-
ted. One story will assume a dozen dill.
ferent shapes before it is new vampered
TO answer another turn to the printers.--
Every idle rumour that is heard in Ha.
Sans or Matanzas is seized on by our
merchant captains, taken to the printer >,
and from as many different mouths as
they get thems so many different stories
they give to the pnolp, all OF which, nine
tiu'es out of ten, are false IN every par.
ticuiar That piracy has Aourished here
there is no doubt, but that it exists at pre-
sent Is without foundation"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.

on tuesday at 10 O'Clock will be sold at the
auction store variety Of articles, the greater
part without reserve, among which are, sugars,
rum, brandy, vine, cider, vinegar, candles, soap,
mustard, backing, ink powder. ALSO, hand-
some assortment of new and second hand fur
muslins. clothes, cassimeres, cassine,ts. yes,,
hgs,handkercheifs,sh awls hose, trimmings, um-
oIeias' parasois, shoes, hats, linens. ribbands,
&C. &C ALSO, India Competing Cd WIDE, lot
Oh very superior fashionable paper hangings
s'TSeI, Jus, from PHILADELPHIA, &c, &c.
purchased at any time. Gnu
muy % S MARsTCt,
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perafb fRarInp HIST.
PORT OF .ALEX.d.NDRLd.
ARRIvED....MAy 27.

ARRIvEp....MAy 81.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore SO
hours3 copper and iron for government,
Merchandise to merchants of the district.
Sloop Adelis, Thorp, New York,6 ds.
full freight to merchants Of the district.
Steam boat Potomac, Jenkins. Norfolk
with passengers left nothing from sea
bound up. SAILED,
Brig Rebecca, Loring, Barbados.
Schr. Rising-Sun, Silver, aground on
Yates Bar bound up, and one brig Of
Windmill Points ~
Sch Ocean, Creighton, hence ar at
Richmond s5th inst
Commercial r. and Nezps Room,
Norfolk, May 26, 9A. NJ.
hR. PT1TMAN-Sir [, arrived this morn>
ing, schnrs. King Solomon, Corey, and
Mary IL Nancy, Baker, S DIS I'm Charles
tons passengers IN The fotmer, among
whom Is lieut.. commandment Levy of the
U. s. navy.
Pu, in, schr Sterling, NeilL from Bal
'imore for Aux Cages, too light. Saw
ship Mount Vernon, OF Boston, deep Ia.
den, a, anchor in Hampton Roads this
morning-and light ship standing in
with jack flying, probably the Young
Phoenix, I'm n. Bedford.
Sailed on Saturday, schr Comet, Jack
son, Tor Alexandria.
Yours, 0c. w. G. I.YFOR
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
FOR SALE.

EyA The tavern at King George Ceur
firth House, Va 1t is the only one at
sssMA the place, and is situated on the
s&AA. great road, leading from Freder-
icksburg through the Northern
Neck. The house is 60 by rs feet, with porti-
co on the whole front. There is attached to il
Hgood kitchen, laundry, stables, ice house, we'll
ofexcellent water, &c besides, a large garden
grazing lots, &c. If desirab Bile, the purchaser
might have as much land adjoining as he may
wish. If this property be not sold soon, it will
be rented for the ensuing year, or, for a term
OF years, and possession given the LIST of Jan
next, or perhaps sooner. The terms Of sale, OIL
lease, which will be very accommodating, may
be known by applying to Younger johnson,
esq. near the premises,or TO GEO JOHNSON.
may 20 lawtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28

The senate Of Rhode Island has passed
bill imposing tax of Fifty cents on eve
~ passenger IN any steam BOAT Davigat.
ing the waters Of that state. This bill
has been committed in the other house
and postponed TO the next session.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
FOR SAFE.

- likely and active negro boy,
~ about 10 years ofage. lie is a
NT good house servant, and under
~E/ stands pIOugbng. purchaser
sA-Ae. residing in the district or state of
Virginia, would be preferred. -
Also, Tor hire, two smart lads, one about 10
and the 9th er IL years old. Apply to the prin-
TER Y pay %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28

The late rebellion in Harvard College,
which caused the dismissal Of about fifty
members, OF the senior class, it appears
o9rose from the violent excuses commits
ed by the larger part ofthat class in pur-
suing their resentment towards an in
dividual class mate, IL is denied in the
Boston papers, that the difficulty will
very seriously effect the annual com,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28
WIDOWS.

From an enumeration lately taken, il
appears there are 637 widows in New.
port, K. 1, being nearly one twelfth part
Of the whole population oil that town.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28

Four counterfeiters have been arrested
in Sehoharie co. N. Y. They had a Cop.
per-plste printing press concealed in a
barn. In the trunk of the chief of the
gang, considerable amount Of money
was found together with engraved notes
on the bank Of CstSkilI, and Troy bank,
on Montreal bank, aud on bank in
Rhode Island,