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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Schooner Zephyr, Barton. Havana.
Brig Brutus, Ellington, Havana.
Schooner Ann. Sherman, Richmond.
Sloop Ann Maria ardner, New.Yort.
CLEIRED,
Brig II, Bait, Gibraltar.
Schooner Zephyr, Barton, Cowee.
Brig B:utus Hart, Bremen.
Sunday. July CARVED brig Paragon. Richmond.
Of and for Boston, So days from Etmns, Airica The
and the brig Ped,ar, bevens, wss at st Thomas S
when capt Il. left the Coast.
Same day-stesm.5oat Fulton, Comstock, from
New York. 10 hours.
Same day-sioop Ann Maria, Gardner. from New.
York
Same dsy-sch Emily & Eliza, Hart. from Eliza.
beth CITY, lsc) IL days
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FOR SALE.

THE ful..bloudcd Horse YOUNG
u ECLIPSE, now standing for tue season. a, The
stable Of NJ James Duriee, in Portsmouth Young
Eclipse was sired BY the celebrated horse Eclipse,
aud his dam By the Arabian YouDg Dey oi Agiers,
out Of a iulI.biooded Mare. from the weh known
horse Messenger for further particulars snd terms
enquire Of Mr.. Leu Shea,man 10 Portsmouth or
the subscriber IN Newport.
FR ANCIS HENDERSON.
Newport June IS Ccot3x1
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MIR kIRD,

At Portsmouth. on Thursday evening. 26th ut.
Mr. Stephen .inihOny to Miss EhIa 5. Bugjes. dsugh.
ter OF MIR James Duriee,
DIED,
At Portsmouth, on the 2S,h ut. Capt John Peter.
son, aged 80 years. formerly OF Bath, (Msine
At jamestown. on Saturday last, Mrs. .K.ry Hop
kins wife of Mr.. Oliver Hopkins.
Al Tiyerton, on Monday last. Mr.. John Mrieve, In
his 9Th yea.-He was = Patriotism honest man,
and the christian.
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brdcioths caseIncres, & shell combs OF all descrp
Virginia csssimeres, stri rtiops and prices-aIso,
ped cassiDetts, ditto cas- horn combs a complete
simeres, nice thin A,n. { assortment buttons, gimp
nels, worsted hosiery, ytrimmnRs, black. white
cotton hosiery. men and and green Italian Grape,
boys Leghorn hats, some Canton Grapes, press'd
as low ss 3ssd bomba. 9crspe. mandcrin Grape.
zetts, black and white & silk ves,ings Grape msz.
silk lace linen laces nice arin and common shsws
black and white silk hose ~ yd gown patterns for
very good for 7s6d silk ( only Is each, black evan.
and kid gloves, gent'ns Cuaes, plaid and striped
beaver gloves. a. com. s,iks, green, yellow and
pete assortment Of fancy 4 white silke, umprellss
and plain ljbons, black psrasols, ponsees, Kid.
and whne satin. sheet & dermins,er carpetings.
lngs and shrtngs. shear stair carpe,ing, csmhrics
and leno musiins. zelias and prints, brown linens
and zephyrs, checks, & complete assortment Of
stripes and gingh.ms. Unread iaces.
r .ALS0-s superb lot Of very handsome large fg'd
calicoes, which is now the order Of the day both in
Boston and New.York, and a complete assortment
bombszins, Of three different widths, and much
cheaper than was ever sold before either in this
town or s,ate-with many other articles too hume.
rous TO mention.
" All those wfo are desirous Of obtaining their
moneys worth, would do 4gsH to cal, and see for
themselves. before thew nv. itss. NV .
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fifef Prcu;dsnre. plat OF Providence
has recently been completed by gentle man
OF this place, from actual surveys re-
Gently made by Daniel Anthony, go experien.
eed surveyor, who hes been familiar 9th our
,opogfaphy for moro than half eeutuy.-
The plat i. very handsomely delines,ed, and
will be Immediately pu, into the hands Of the
epgrsSer.-Prev. Gazette.
fmhorscrs Diseovrry.-Some 6oe speci-
msns Of rich lead ore have lately been found
near the surface Of the earth, in s6eld belong
iog TO Mr.. Samuel Chase, in white Creek, in
Washington Co. Peno. More than dozen
hands were employed, some days last week,
10 further investigating the extent Of The
mine.
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LOOK Ill FIRE -!

Good 7oEveloth, yard svide, for ects yd.
american Diapers, for only cts.
berry nice CalicoeS, for IL l-2 CTS.
Shear muslin Ga wide, jor2
sgd are no'v opening
at the store Of
VIM. James Tilley,
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TO LET,

TO LET,
= BtDY furnished rooms in . large p'ess,n'ly sit
N usted snd we'll hpished house, adapted TO the
.coonmods,ion VI southern iamy y-enqure at thus
Office. May Is. 1923.
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70, E'gnteeh pieces supe'iinc, tne and
common BRoADCL0THs. OF all coors and widths,
for about one half wha, they are worth. and among
them are the very mate ends Of those olive cloths
which we're sold for 22s6 per yard and scknowledg-
cd by good Judges. to be well worth 36s snd over.
-, -7mong ms Goods are he following,
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No. II9, 7hanleS- street,
Ind No. l, Custom House Court,
MYTH q complete assortment Of ENoLIsu,
w Fatscu. ispIA and AnsRIeAs goods. as
cheap in proportion, the above mentioned prices.
-HLSO-
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ErsraorGinary dehrovi'y.-Tbe Journal
de Paris states, tha, ft male peasan, Of Wisk.
ish IN East Prussis, has poisoned with Arsenic,
her own daughter of Ave years old, 10 prever,
her 'ndugips theft Of some poull'y, which
she had committed Tho women was taken,
and confessed that two years before, she had
killed, IN the same manner, her fa'her-in Law,
ia order TO come In possession the sooner oil
al Inheritance ths, belonged TO her and the,
1,e months ago, she also did ~. same thing
IN the husband Of her eldest daughter. in or.
Ger TO have her marry q richer husband.
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Commodore DANIELS, Of the Colombian
Navy, who was captured and taken prisoner
10 lste engagement with two Spanish friga'es,
and who has arrived at Baldmote, has nor been
exchanged-Hs is on his parole Of honor.
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BOARDING HOUSE AND STORE.

Newport, July 9. 1928.
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Freeu'ion Of Pir0fes On the c2d ult. ten
pirates were hung o, Kingston and tho mex,
day ten o,hers were also executed. Arago.
nnz their iste captain, when he boheld The
gallows, cried out, Oh my God snd to the
bys,andsrs he exciaimed, May you ell, may
the whole world. pardon me. as l pardon
iho.e who have injured me, as trust that
the Almighty Father will forgive Us all. die
innocsnt-l have wtonged no one"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
ROBBER CAUGHT.

BOSTON, MAY I6-On the night Of
Wednesday last, man who calls himself
Louis Debois, FreDchman, of genteel
appearance, 40 or rs years Of age, was
apprehended in the office of Mr.. Samuel
Dane, While in the act OF attempting to
open the money vault with false key
Mr.. Dana had discovered that the Office
had been opened several times, and from
wax observed on the lock it was.suppos.
ed that an attempt was making to fit a
key to the vault, IN consequence Of which
watch was stationed 10 observe the
next approach os the thief On Wednes
day night about ] I o'clock, the said Louis
came and opened the street door of the
office, and went away. In about 10 min.
utes he returned, went to the vault, and
was inserting his key in the lock, when
constabies Brsman and Sawtell. " no had
taken their stations IN the Office for the
night, seized and secured him. On be-
ing seized he cried out for assistance, as
IT he had sccomplices near, but it is not
known wI.ether he had any. He had
about him four keys of curious construc>
ton, suited 10 open a great variety oil
locks. One Of them would open both
the doors Of the Office, and some of the
shops in the neighborhood. On exami-
nation before the police court he was
bound over Tor trial at the next term oil
the municipal court, in tie sum Of SOC
dollars, and for want Of sureties was com,
mitted.
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most respectable auction tables, before
the fraud was detected. The article was
so complete an imitation of real flsyen
linen, thstit deceived, at the time, both
sellers and buyers; but being afterwards
discovered, IT was unhesitatingly receive
ed back by the auctioneers, who had un.
knowingly sold it as genuine. We be-
iieve that this trick played with the great
staple manufacture Of ireland, is the first
that has occurred for great many years.
a conviction Of those who have practised
1t in Ireland or England, will put an end
to their ever doing the like second
time, and will close the doors of Linen
Hall against them for ever. The parcel
sold here at auction, was received on
consignment from New York"
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peraIb marIue Niat.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIvEp....MAy Is.

ARHlN <Sos
Brig Resolution. Luckett, ST Thomas,
10 6s; sugar, coffee, molasses and spe.
Gle to & Harper, Vaudeville & Lar
mour, CT Catlett, Jno McCobb and the
master hides 10 NJ Miller & Son.
May ~, lat Sc N. lcug "a, so w spoke
schr Nancy, of and from Philadelphia,
bound TO Jamaica. S DIS out.
. MAY "a.
Sch Esther and Sally, Ham, Philadci-
phia, 9 DIS; freight to merchants of the
district, addressed TO Corning.
MAY IS.
Sch Meridian, Cowart, N Y, q DIS, no.
tatoes, teas and whiskey to Lindsay e
Hill, pearl ash to e Harper, mer.
chandise, to John & Vowel, u sugars to
r Kirby, Georgetowh.
Sch Cent, Hallett, Boston, IL DIS; shoes
and straw bonpets to VIM True e. Co
glass ware to Robert Miller, plaster. and
glauber salts, to the master, and mer.
chandisc to Il Ladd e Co, and others
of The district.
SAILED.
Sch Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore.
Sch Mary. Hodgkinson, Barbados.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Pioneer, Crabtree, hence, got 10
sea last Monday.
SlooP Washington, SANFORD, hence,
ar at Boston 18th inst.
Brig WiDfred, GeIs,on, hence. at
Rio Janeirc. March 10, Loading for La
Plata.
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RACES

From the Nes0 York EDenias Post.
The spring races over The Union
course, on Long Island, N. y. for the
promotion Of the breed OF horses, will
commence on Monday next fthis day}
with sweep stakes for three years old
colts, one mile heats. Second day the
great match race, bet~ cen Eclipse and
southern horse, or any horse that the
world can produce, for $4,000 aside,
four mile heats. Third day -four mile
heats, for purse of $1,000. Fourth
day three mile heats for purse of 5000.
Fifth day two mile heats, for purse Of
$500.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
DOMESTIC.

PORTSMOUTH, N. II. May I7.-Captajn
William NJ. Crane, ofthe u. States navv.
arrived in town on Thursday evening. to
take the command of the naval station at
this place. and was received a, the nayv
yard on Friday morning, with the usual
military honours.
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TOMORROW
NOTICE.


virtue by deed of trust, executed bv Wm.
y F1af'shorn and wife, TO us,the subscribers, for
'ne purposes therein mentioned, We shall pro-
,,,e 10 sen at public sale, on the premises, ON
the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF MAY next. M III o.
CLOCK in the morning, all that
Lot or Paisel of Ground
lying and being in the town OF Alexandra. he.
ginning at theinterseotion of Water and Wkss
streets, and running southwardly with Water
street i!o feet inches then esstwardly in n
line parallel with Wilkes ST. into the river Poto-
mac then in line parallel with Water street !.
40 feet inches TO Wiike street thence west.
W ta,y win that street and binding thereon, TO
the place of beginning.
The terms of sale are, one fifth part of the
purchase money to be paid on the dny of sale
.ne remainder on credit OF one aud two years
with interest thereon, from the time of sale. ana
secured by lien on the premises The title 10
u,s property is considered good, and such a
one as we can make shall be given
GEORGE DRINKER,
THOMAS JANNEY, trustees.
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FROM FRANCE.

NEW YORK, MAY 22-The Elizabeth,
rem haVre, brings Paris papers to the
oth uit. inclusive, which contain some
hcies OF interest not noticed in the
ondon papers received by the Leeds,
ynich were OF the same date from Paris
AT Barcelona many privateers, includ
ng two carrying IL to Is guns, and COM
Piements of 10 men each, we're only
eating to hear of tho entrance of the
French troops into Spain, to sail on a
craize-others intended proceeding into
the Mediterranean. II is also said eight
cPanish privatecrs were fitted out at Ma
hon, and ready to sail. 49,
A French frigate had sailed from
aonlon, TO cruize on the coast of Spain.
" A letter-from Bsyonne, says-As soon
as the duke Of Angouleme had returned
thanks for his entry into Spain, the most
distinguished ladies of,he city presented
him with superb set of briliiants valued
st 5000 dollars. The duke was aerces.
ply surprised at their lbcrality, and sie>
nified his satisfaction to them. They re.
Piled, nv lord, our hearts have for
long time anxiously looked for the Iibe.
fatOr OF Spain. hferr 3D.,
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GOSHEN CHEESE.
FOR SALE.

&WA The tavern at King George Court
1IsssE3 House, Va. Ii is the only one at
HsHe the place, and is situated ON the
5000. great road, leading from Freder-
icksburg through the Northern
Neck. The house is 66 by % feet, with a port.
CO on the whole front There is attached 20 !,
agood kitchen, laundry, stables, ice house, we'll
ofexeeilent water, &c. besides, a large garden,
grazing lots, &c. IL desirable, the purchaser
might have as much land adjoining as he may
wish II this property be NOT sold soon, IL 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, or
lease, which wall be very accommod ating, nav
be known by applying to Younger Johnson,
esq near the premises,or to GEO JOHNSON.
may 70 lawtf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
FROM CURACOA.

Captain brown, OF the Douglass, from
tCuracoa' informs that information was
Deceived there by the schr. Seaflower.
Nv God, that Spanish frigate and sIoop
Of war. arrived off Port Cavello on the
SUN ult. and engaged the Colombian
biockading squadron, two of which thew
sue ceeded IN capturing. the small vessels
having avoided similar fate by escap-
ing TO sea. The vessels captured were
the ship Maria Frncisca, recently taken
from the Spaniards, and the corvette
Carabobo, the latter commanded by capt
maitland. tits said that com. Daniels
was on beard the Maria Francisco, and
one account from Curacao, states he was
killed in the action.
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LIRERAL DONATION,

MIR. Shelder Clark. of Ok ford, recent.
ly presented to Yale College. Conpec,i-
cut, the sum OF fve thousand dollars, the
largest sum ever given to that institution
by any individual.
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FRAUD.

Some of the limitation Irish linens,
which we noticed few weeks since,
have found there way to Sharles;on, e..
"which," says the Charleston Mercury,
chad passed to customers, at one Of our
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The Trenton True American says-It
~ with sincere sorrow we learn, that
Iachariah FIomerlelt, esq. Of Lebanon,
10 this county, was shot dead on THUS
day last by one Of his neighbors, whose
land Le had bought at sheriff's sale, and
had gone on for the purpose Of putting
IN crop Of corn, before legal possession
had been given him OF the properly.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26

Mensge has this acute observation on
The writings Of love and religion "Books
OF devotion and those Of love are alike
bought. The only difference l find is
that there are more who buy books of
devotion than read them"
There are also more who read neuvs.
fafers than subscribe or hay for them.1
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26

Some feeling has been excited in the
case OF Mrs Rankin who sued the execu-
tor OF Mr. Tracy, formerly Of our town.
Mr. Tracy was in the house'of Mrs Ran.
Kin where every attention and kindness
we're paid him by the plaintiff in the
case'-whea sick, be gave his note to
Mrs Rankin for FIVE thousand dollars.
which was resisted by the executor on
the plea that it was fraudulentIy obtained
The jury found for the plaintiff. Ten
thousand would scarcely have been NOR e
than an equivalent for the trouble such a
man was calculated to occasion.
NefrohOiitain.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
RACES AGAIN


NEW YORK, MAY 81 -Stronp doubts
have beeT entertained, all along, until
within a few days, whether the great
match between ECLIPSE against any
horse that could be produced on given
day." would take place. or whether the
forfeit money, (Ss.OoO) would be absn-
doned and there the business would end.
But II Is now announced in the circle Of
The knowing ones, that the race will pos.
itively be run. "Neck or no,hing," saw
the southern Sportsmen and so say we.
Three OF the southern turf horses, viz:
Henry, Childers, and Beisey Richards,
with their owners passed through this
city Yesterday forenoon, on their way to
the Union race. course. But which is
the horse to be matched, will in all pro-
babilitr, be kept a secret, ill the morn.
ing OF the day ofthe race, that being the
time allowed by the terms to name
the favorite. Mr Badger, and several
other gentlemen from the south, breed
ers OF horses, have also arrived. The
former has brought with hir1a fine colt
and mare Eae number of norsea as
sembled in the vicinity df the race course.
who are 10 contend forthe different pur.
ses, amount to upwards of twenty. Elk.
pectation is all agog. Eve Post.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26

Extract from the log book of the ship
Douglass, Brown, which arrived yester.
day from Curacao "Sailed from New
York on the Cd of April. On the 9Th, al
SIP. m. made, as supposed, vessel, bot
tom up, 8 points off the weather bow.
distant or 6 miles, braced short and
come up within 40 feet of a sea serpent
sea devil, or some other monster, which
was in the form If q turtle. ITS height
above water, 10 or i9 feet, length % t.
80 feet, breadth ] 9 feet, with oars o. fin
pers on each side, IL to Is feet long, one
third OF the way from his tail foru ard
one on each side near his tail feet long;
tail 20 or IS feet, with large fan over
1t; large eyes. The shell or body OF
the animal, at the distance of 80 or forty
rods, resembled cliDker built vessel OF
20 or SO tons, bottom up, and seams oil
the laps newly paid. Some large barpa.
cles on him. He then was steering ).
y. at the rate Of l. or 2 knots an hour
when seen we were in lat. 50, 8, lon 6s,
40 | should judge by his course then
steering, he would fetch Bermuda.
J. BROWN, master of ship Douglass.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
INTEMPERANCE.

On Tuesday night last, Joseph Delin.
ger, of Mount Pleasant, between Lam,
caster and Columbia, cut his throat in a
most shocking way with a razor. He
had declared his intention of DESTROYING
his life several days before. and was
watched and on the night he perpe.
tra'ed the act had several with him who
saw hin, with the razor, and had no
doubt of his intention--but we're afraid
to go near him as he threatened them.
he was so determined to accomplish the
object, that after he had made the cut he
got his fingers in the windpipe, which
was entirely cut of, aud enlarged the
wound He had TO be tied whilst the
wound was dressed. The surgeons left
him under some expectations of his re.
covery, as he was not very weak and
the hemorrhage was stopped but in
about an hour after they departed, he
died. Incorporate drinking is the pa
rent OF largo portion OF the crimes
and misery we see around us. He had
given himself up TO drunkenness, & be-.
came embarrassed in his circumstances,
which II is supposed led to his commit
ting the awful crime, suicide Drunk.
arHa beware '
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
G1FA Oh THURSDAY, the TWELFTH day
Es:!H of JUNE next, the subscriber will
IssssH offer at public sale on the premi-
ses, the house and lot in the village
OF fIscataway, now occupied by
horatio Moore. The lot contains about seven
acres ofvaluable land, and the dwelling house
IS new and commodious there is also a large
barn on said lot. The terms WILDE made known
at the time and place of sale. Sale 10 com
nence at II o'clock. WIN. NEYETT.
MY 20 law3w
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26

The hon. John Randolph, of Roanoke,
Va. arrived in Philadelphia 2lst inst. on
his way to the Borihward.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26
LIGHTNING.

IL becomes our painful task 10 record
one of those awful visitations of Provi-
dence which, while II appals the heart,
fastens upon the mind the solemn con.
yiction OF human fratility. On Tuesday
morning last, about II o'clock, i'm the
midst OF a heavy shower, and without any
previous indication of surcharged at
mosphere, the heavens suddenly emitted
avolume OF electric fire, which instantly
succeeded by tremendous clap Of thun-
der. The tightening struck a log dwell
IN the occupation of James Mansfield,
situate in King street, demolished part of
the Chimney, and thence descended in
the lower floor, where the family and a
few neighbors were unhsppily collected.
Thomas Jacobs, proprietor of the house,
and at that moment an inmate, was struck
liieless, and fell dead upon the spot
Two of Mansield's children were much
injured, as were also two others, who
were present at the time
TN subsequent examination it appear.
ed, that the electric fluid, after striking
the chimney, had descended in three dis.
tinct bodies, and in different objections
Leaving the chimney, part OF The fluid
was conducted to The back of the build.
ing by one OF the rsffers. In its descen,
it shattered the rafer % pieces, and part
Iy unrooied the tenement. Two other
bodies OF fluid descended by the chimney
one within, and the other without the
house.
The deceased was standing by the doc,
within the house; when the lightning de-
scended from the rafer, almost immedi.
ately upon his head. The injury sustain.
ed by the children were Of the nature of
common burns, or scalds and the situa>
ton of one, at least, is extremely critical.
HE house was instantly filled with smoke
and strong smell oil sulphur was very
perceptible iD and about the premises,
Tor the space of several hours after this
melancholy occurrence.
1t may be worthy of remark that in the
house occupied by The family of MIR. ia.
cobs, "a few yards distance from the res.
idenee Of Mans6eld,) large cat, lying
on the hearth, was iDstaDtaneously killed
by the tightening, though no injury was
done 10 the dwelling, nor was there any
other evidence of its having been struck.
Less6urg Va Genius Of Liberty.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-26

CT There will be market for
Butchers meat on SUNDAY MORNINGS until the
Isl OF october next S. WHEELER c. M
Twenty Bis. Baltimore Whiskev
For sale may ID j. SHILLABER.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-28

Total OF square and flat iron s7,1Oo lbs.
To be delivered at the navy ward a, Pbiladsl:
phia, on or before the lsfday of January. 1909.
10 De su5JecttO the inspection Of the ward, and
to De paid for, on the account OF delivery being
feceipted by the storekeeper, and approved by
, 20, commanding officer, by the navy agent at
1.,.laueIPnia lie march 81