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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-10

BRANDY, GIN etc.
THNHE subscribers have received and for sale
& pipe fine Cognac brandy
do do Holland gin
2 do do Jamaica and Antigua rum
Fine old whiskey in bbls
Common do in hhds
1stand % New Orleans sugar in bbls
Y. II. aud Imperial tea in chests y 2lb caddies
Cheese in casks
Playing cards by the single or dozen packs
Filberis IN bags, powder in kegs
LIST and 2d quality snuff in DO,
Rappee dol cannisters, MacaubO in do
Raisinsin boxes, vinegar IN hhds and bbls.
Cigars in boxes, shaving soap in do
Fig blue, indigo, etc.
Together with a genera! assortment Of Ii.
uors, wines, etc. by retail.
dec II r. /. RAMSAY g. Co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09
pOsYsGRIpT.
FoREIGN NEW.

RicuAos ,, Hay 1.-The last evening
noil hrngs u London accoruts, nv tie
coriailsian. : ,llp ed Afrrf, and pa..s
adyces, by the Levi. 10 the ed. III
English ministers bad az rlarrl, 8 every
hope Of preserving the peace OF Europe
was nuafly extseu.i.i The Dur IA.
goncme Jeff f'afia on lite i3tll for BaYea-
de--iiullIcmuiii, eiiief nf Tie siaI, AIMED
there on the 18th. 'I'he iroofs nonid ~
Yanre. en- heing RS i,sfpd, Ia III floniief
tiey MIR eSpcefed IL enter Spin about
the lsi April War 10 fact, s,slns incsiis-
Bile
Tn latest dates from Spain are from
Gibraltar to'Boalon. 'Phe King would b
fesoted To- Seville by The Goth.
The Turks are buiI,iing - mere ffigaies,
and raising 7o,Oo0 fresh iIoops, IL inade
the Morea lord srangford has anpouu-
ced 10 The Pnfle, NJ The result oi tie Con
gross Of verona, that the Christian powers
would not Interfere, but Leave The Greeks
10 Their nle afqnire,<
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09
70 Contractors.

PROPOSALS viii be received til the
2otlI OF May for furnishing materials and
building WHARF, 100 feet long, ~ feet
vide and eight fee, high, with bottom OF Il
inch plank, the whole Of which will be sunk
IN water eight feet deep the filling 20 be
done by the Richmond Dock Go. Tie said
wharf TO be sunk between The lower lock Of
The dock aud fonns's upper wharf ut Rock
ets- ~ The Whole oil It VIII be- covered " th
""ef, nn aeeiheo unnecessary 10 hew the
timber bu, on two sides The lies ,n,,st Il.
ten feet apart, and the Whole so framed and
psf together as not TO waste Gne gravel, which
aill be used in sinking il.
GEO. COOKER, Superintendent.
Richmond, May o. ~ 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

BALTIMORE, April ga rn'noris now
afnat in this city, that our government
has received dispatches by the last arrival,
from our minister in France, stating that
an usasioa of Spain Will inevitably be at
tempted that they have likewise recrl'-
ID authentic Intelligence from our minister
in Spain, that such was the unanimous
opinion of Spanards that they are all in
ligh shirts As the crisis advances, calcula-
ting With confidence on glorions and sue
tessfal resistance.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09
FROM KEY WEST.

Ertract If a letter 10 The Editor Of The .Ncb
London Gazette, duied .Htea's 11on,
.4Pra7.
"Com. Porter arrived here on the cd
inst. since which he has been very much
engaged in the various duties which nrcey-
strily devulyc upon him. Yesterdays bat
terry was erected with eight guns, which is
under the command of Capt. 0rayson, of
the T. ). Marine Corps. 4 national salute
was fred and the town named ALLEN
TowN, in honor Of the memory Of the la
mented capt. Allen j at the same time the
Commodore proclaimed sone wholesome
regulations, for the present government Of
the place. We hear of very few d-prcda-
TONS committed by the pirat"3, although
We have almost a daily communication
with Havana. Sailed on "A cruise on the
9th, L. S. schrs. Fox, Lieut.. Vallete !;
Jackall, Lieut., Stephens, with Two L. s..
cutters. There are now in this port, I. 5.
snip Peacock, S. Cassn, Esq. commander ;
Z. ). brig Sea Gull, 1t. W. VI. Watson /;
u. S. store ship Drcoy, 1t. l.. kearney ;
u. ). transport ship Mary, 1t. t. NJ. New
ell transport brig Brutus, Lewis, of
New York transport schooner Thomss
and Mary, Gay OF Maine, both for Mobile
SOON"
The Pion4rS.-- dramatic piece iOiin-
ded on this popular American Novel has
been lately got mp at New York. Mr..
HAYWOOD to take the part of Leather
!Stoc6ing. SanguUe expectations are en-
tertained its success.
Cooke declared that the greatest corpli-
ment he ever received from an audience,
was thai Of being Kissed for his CONSUME
mate viilalny in the character of iaeo.
The French papers repeat that the Grand
Army will advance M father than Madrid !;
and there wait for the effect oitheir opera
ton On fie Spanish nation and endeayor
IN oct Ferdinand within their control.
--ECe-
Spanish prisatecrs were fitting out IN
many ports; bur the French had many
war vessels AZ sea, and others were fitting
with ali expedition The French vessels
which were unloading, were principally
those Ahich were bDuud 10 Spanish ports.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09
TRUST SALE.

70 On bC.
DY virtue Of deed of trust exesnte.l n.
ID the snbscriber by Robert french, lar The
purpose OF securing the payment Of certain,
debts therein mentioned, WHICH deed benrs
date The 2ld OF March, 1929, and Is dnly OF
record 10 the clerks Office of The uorppyafiop
OF Lynchburg, will be- exposed TO ,sle, u pub.
lie nnction, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, nj
the dwelling house oil said French, IN The
town OF Lynebbnra, on Saturday the 9Th day
Of The present mouth,
Inc JotfoicinS property. to rit j,
one COW aud cali, Two beds aud furniture. one
bnrehu, one looking glass, one carpet. haH a
dozen windsor chairs, and sundry Other syti. les
of household and kitchen furniture - Acting AZ
I, 1sice The snbscriber will convey such iilie "a
Is vested 10 him by said trust AMI none olLcr,
ID H. EnLEY, Ttmief.
May 3. w2w 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

MtRiilED-~on Thursday HE 2ld ult. by
The Rev. John baptist, captain WILLIAM
MURRAY, 10 Tho bcaniiinl ndinired and mupl
accomplished Miss HEBE GOA NJ suEIlON
all al PoWhatan county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09
TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of deed oft pnst executed 10
ID ia Subscribers by To1nson Tu,sIo,
bearing date the aist January, ls23, torrthe
purposes therein mentioned, which Is of re-
cord in The corporation court OF Isnellf,irg, I
shall, on Saturday the nth inst VI tie 3u.l,
ling house Of said Trpslow, procecd % SCH, nv
way of public aoction,
The ottnuins articles 81 person
al property. riS !.
-Four feather beds ahd furniture, Two bureaus.
three dining tables, one tea tahie, one and \
half dozen chairs, siiscr spoons, &c The n
ioresad property viii be sold for cash, Tba
title sindispuiablr--bn fhe s,Lscsiher Will
only be responsible as lFestce in tie deed
aforesaid.
HENRY ppssiNCToN, Trustee
NAY Il =. Ids 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

~ The Rrr. Mr.. FnrY miN prdrh a
NE Presbyterian Church on Thtsdoy eUen.
ing merit, nj curly candle hgM.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

Back asoia "A Bo,any Bay paper
mentions that one Whom, cashier. OF The
bank at that place, has been sentenced 10
transportation. for embe2zIne the funds OF
thatias,,ttliou. We wonder If they viii
transport him back to England iiso, and
the game be kept up,il will afford "a fine
opportunity for mel of enterprise, who VIII
olly have to steal triile Ia ensure them a
voyage out, and when they have hniilied
fh'ir hnsine 90, they can steal again, md bs
calliod back 10 cid England,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-09

One of the most distinguished poets Of
Italy, P.lico has been sentenced nj The age
Of 40, 10 10 years imprisonment IN III,
fortress Of spi2hrrg, by The Austrian gov
ernment, His crime was that OF being u
Carbonari
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15

Schr. Mary Spear, Perry. 10 DIS from
Thomaston; lime to J. Il Ladd T. Co.
Experienced uncommon boisterous wea.
uer and tremendous gales during the pas
sage On 2lst MalCn, IN severe gale,
from S S E. lost the stern boa, aud quar-
ter boards, sc. aud ON 18th, IN violent
gale lrom S. S w lost the deck load of
lime and lumber, j. spii, The oresarI. A..
prii I'd, in lat. So 40, lon % 80, spok e
ship William Penn, Smlth, from BALM
more, 4 days from the Capss, bound Tor
Amsterdam, who politely supplied US
with punCheon OF water and some Prov
sion. The " lillian Penn, on tbe 30lh y
3Ist Marc, experienced violent gales
from S +. to n W. in which he lost the
Jib boom, and quarter boards, lost one
man overheard and one man sick On board
Sailed,
Brig James Monroe, Tobey Norfolk.
schr Dash, Bacon, Msranham, and a
market
Schr Hero, Thompson, Bermuda.
- Triton, Fowler. \. YORK
- Retrieve, McKown, Charleston.
- Jane, Elizabeth Cry, N. &.
.4pT!l l4-.1r tvea.
Sloop Julian Satters,ee, New London,
potatoes, butter, &c. to the master.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
IN COUNCIL.
AP RIJ. 4

A communication from the superinten-
dent OF police was received g. read where
upou-OIdered, That Messrs. FIJI 1T and
johnson be committee, with the ,uperin-
teDdent OF police, to have the cau.eway
on Union st. between Wilkes and Gibbon
streets forthwith repaired,
Ordered, That the superintendent of
police do give notice TO the proprietor of
the lot on Prince and Royal streets, to re-
move the nuisance on the same, by the Isl
day OF May, and in default thereof, that
the superintendent do remove the sane,
and charge the expense to the pIoprie tor
Ordered, That the owner OF The lot on
Queen between ST. Asaph aud Pitt streets
renove the nuis4nces on >aid lot by the
24,h INST and in default thereof, that
the superintendent OF police proceed 10
remove the same aud charge the expense
to to- owner thereof.
ORDERED. That Messrs. Davis and Mil.
Ter be committee, with the superinten-
dent OF police, 10 examine what repairs
ere necessary 10 be done to the uri ige at
the intersection OF Washington and Wilkes
streets,
Ordered that Messrs. Davis, Butcher,
Ante'sGn and Johnston be committee,
with the superintendent of police, to ex-
anime iHto me situation OF Pitt street, be-
tween Qreen and Princess street, and re-
port the same to council.
A petition from Moses O. b Cawood
and Jonathan Z. May, was received and
read and laid On the table.
Mr Davis, from the committee appoin.
ed to inquire what amendments were he
Cess ry in the law regulating The measure.
ment OF wood. made report, which was
read and laid on the table.
A petition from Anthony Rhodes and
Others on the subject OF Wales alley " as
received aud read and referred TO the SUI
perlntendent OF police, with directions to
report on the subject to council.
Offered, hat the lighting the lamps
be suspended from the 18TH April TO Isl
October, Extract from the minutes.
Test, |. P. THOMPSON, c, c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Yet, one cannot be blind to the beau.

Yet, one cannot be blind to the beau.
tiful drapery of groves of flowers, yo-
cal with melody, nor insensible of the
reviving sun-releasing the mind and
the feelings from the contemplation
and the effects OF a freezing winter,
Cherries as may be your situation,
and discordans as you may be with the
wishes Of th,se around you, cherishing
as you may have done OF cold night,
by a nearly distinguished ire, senti
men.s bitter and unsocial, you have no
excuse in such weather as we now en-
10y, if there be not a smile on your
eounteDsnce, and good will in your
heart.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Removal.

THE subscriber, havme removed from
i his former stand now occupies lie
warehouse on The wharf, lately in The os~
cupancy of Mr.. John urIorg, ard
Merit door to Mr.. Phineds Jdnncy's,
whele he will continue 10 transact tusir
ness on con- mission.
He offers for sale the following crn. On
ed articles: Baltimore refined sugar o! va
rious qualities, dome stic eILghaus s',,ros
and beoticks; an assortment ct brass bard
ware, do. English stone ware, Gu, rails
and brads, from I'D to god and William
sons patent economical coffee rrssters.
for the saleoi which be is tie only ag.ns
in town. IL has on hand also. B"ltnrge
whiskey, in barrels, several thousand
pounds C! bacon, end intends keeping
Family Flour
and groceries generally. n b Flour and
otheI produce, received on storage, as
formerly. GEO. JOHNSON.
march 90 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
] ublic Sale

On SATURDAY. the 18th inst.
A,s... At 4 O'Clock, P N The suhscri.'
ETT her will offer at public .ale OLA
Hss, the premises, valuable two s,o.
~ ry brick tenement y loi Of ground,
on the south side al Queen street, and OH
the east side Of Fairfax -treet. al their in
tersectlon, extending on Queen street
eastw ,rdIy ne leet inches, thence soulb-
wardly 50 eet 3 inches, westu ardly 22
teet 4 inches, northwardly q t.et 9 inch
es, westwsrdly 81 tee % Fairfax street +;
thence on mat street 55 It inches. Also,
il Lot Of CrOuno,
on the south cal conner Of Union and
Princess ST. binding on Union street. /
ieet, and running thence east" ardly INTO
the river, being The properly called A.
dams wharf, with all the buildings there
on. The above sale viii be M de under
the authority OF two deeds, one OF which
is from John Adam aud Mary bis wife,
the other from John Adam, to secure the
payment OF certain notes in the said Geeds
mentioned Terms al sale,
r. |. taylor. trustee,
apr lQ ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
THIS DAY.

ON TUESDAY will re sold at the auc-
~ ton store, a! ~ o'clock,
orndry Goods;
many without reserve, among which are
Sugar in barrels
Vinegar in do.
w, J. Rum in DO.
Sup. beet, shad, soap
Candles. mould and dipt
Mustard, groun3 ginger
Fort wine, ALSO,
5tierces sup'r clover seed
Also, utGtm reserve, by order Of The Ear
ecuioy
A lot ct ink powIer and blseking
corD breaker, AL.o.
Superb side boards, chairs, bureaus
Bedsteads; beds. &c, Also,
Shoes. and an excellent assortment oE.
mems and boys superior and com-
ncu hats
ChIIdren's fancy hats
Spring shawls, &c
apr 10 S A. MARSTELLER, cue.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Removal.
JOHN II. HENNELLS

- ESPECTFtLIY iUiorms bis friends
IL and customers, that ne has removed
bis office
NEAi DOOR TO DR.. WASHINGTON,
corner OF Royal and King streets, where
he offers variety OF fancy goods on rea-
sonabIe terms, and a great variety of
numbers in The new lottery to be drawn
next month in Baltimore. Schemes of
each Can be bad gratis by calling at his
office, and all information respecting lo,te-
RES april Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15

Notice.
T>HE subscribers having formed CO.
L partnership in the
Wheelrright e Blacksmith
Business,
at the o Id stand, on Prince street. near
the Bank of Potomac, intend keeriug on
hand a constant supply OF ready made
Car Dizzy nd Carioes, made OF the
best materials; Ikews. all kinds OF
Farming Utensils.
Orders will be- puncluaIly attended TO. -
Our prices will be made TO suit The tunes.
WM G. HORNER
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
also wish TO sell or exchange. for pro-
perty in Alexandria, a lot of ground, in
Waterford, Loudoun Comfy. Va. a two
Szx., story brick dwelling house, 80 IT,
SE front by "a feet deep, with two
&sss story brick XII chen, a frame shop,
&.lAat rs feet 10y 90, stable, Sc all in
closed This would be IN excellent stand
for dry good ana grocery store, or ne
chanic, being surrounded by a rich, fer
tile country. For further particulars, sp-
ply d, above.
JOHN LIVINGSTON
4th mo Is St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
IBuit. DIM
From the Federal RepubLican.


From the Federal Republican.
The asperities of Uinter cease, and
Spring opens upon Us in Its bloom and
ii. beauty. TIE Penslve snow OF,
the early herald of warmth aud OF ver-
dure; the tunefui lays Of the rejoicing
bird. the smiling aspect of the eXuit,
Ing belle; the fragrant embroidery OF
tie awakened earth; the genial atmos-
Phere and the illumined say: these are
among the beautiful attractions of ma
iure.
Why is not man cheerful and inno-
cent like the bird? Why does not
society flourish like garden? Because
the powers which mankind possess at
lord facilities of wrong and Of misery,
swell as OF happiness and of virtue.
l. would be we'll, says the Charleston
Courier If, with our boosted reason,
We could attain the same conformity to
Tue designs or our creation, as-is exem-
phhsd by those whom instinct governs.
Inc rose unless it be the daily one) Is
always fragrant, the lamb is always
seatie, and the sensitive plant is uni
'SrmIy tender. Bus of man you can
predicate nothing with certainty, ex.
eept tina, having The liberty to act, he
VIII probably abuse 1t, and having fact
"''es of happiness, lie will asssrsdly
aiect or overlook them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
AUCTION SALES.

! ight sale.
on SAT URDAY ETENLNG att o'clock,
M ILL be sold at the auction store,
w great variety OF ar'rcles; all auth
cut re,erUe' a"ong which are
Most sup mems hats
Chiljren's do
Knives i forks. pocket knives
Stuff boxes. fancy hardware
Goats AMI ps'terns for spring & sum-
mer clothes
A lew sets OF tea ware, &c
S. A MARST ELLER. auc.
april Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
FORTRESS MONROE,/
Norfolk. april 10, s
w ANTED.

A T Fortress Monroe. Norfolk. to be
N employed hy me-, 80 or 40 first rate
Stone .Masons,
The wages will be One Dollar and Fifty
Cents per day. BOLITHA LAWS.
GrThe Editors of the Baltimore Fed
ersI Gazette, Poulson's Philadelphia Dai-
Iy Advertiser, and the Nev-York Com
mercial Advertiser, are requested to pub
hsh the above advertisement, unit the er
piration of th,s Month; and send their &C
counts to this Office for payment.
april ID t3oA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
~ The drawings b, gin next
SiOnti:
anil Is

Cohen's Office, Baltimore .lpril I'd, 1898.
We have the pleasure 10 announce, that
owing I" the f1auerlng encouragement al
ready eylnced BY the public towards the
new schemes, The commissioners and Ma.
nagers have already been enable d to Tx
early periods for commencing them, as
stated below. While rendering orr &C
acknowledgements TO the publlc tor the very
extensive and continued patronage we re-
ceive, we beg permission on this OCCASION,
to remark the expedition Of drawing, as
well as the promptness ard Punctunt,ty in
The payment Of prizes Ohich haSe alUays
characterized The Baltimore Lotteries, and
which has oeseryedIy rendered Them so
popular not only at home, but in every
section of the Union,-ln the two Lotle.
ries herewith presented, the CASH, as
here totore, can be had for all prizes sold
a, Cohen's Office, the moment they are
drawn
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Caution.

A LII persons are torw armed from par
~ chasing the following 1CBALCO
The same having been Jos o. MIS-
laid and new one substituted the de-
Ilvery OF the old one stopped. C.S No
ga, 1884, 10. 1924, Inspected ID Au-
g. 1898, al ! horn:on, w srehouse.
Signed John NUNt AST K.
Inspector al Thornton Warehouse
DAW MUNROt.
anil Is lass
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Caution.

4 LII persons are hereby forwarDeh
~ from trusting any person tR nv &C.
count, particularly ny vile, Nury Lies,s
berry; as | am determined 10 bay @
debts but such - are contracted Is ny.
sell. CHARLES ELtSBERkY.
april I2 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
A CARD.
ia VI ES 30 " N Il N,
noDrn ,,,,,n

FUR KAIT PAIN Ten,
TENDEkS respectful compliments TO
L the citizens OF AIexandris aud It's vi
cinity, and informs them that. as his con-
nnuance mere is limited TO tn. first of May
next, ladies and gentlemen wishing 10
avail themselves OF his. professional servi.
ces, will do we'll to call on bim at as early
! period as possible.
april IS st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Hats e. Shoes.

- kOhoSos
~ Just Received
- By the Subscribers. ~
A full supply OF ladies' black and colored
KID ana morocco slippers
Ladies do do plain and figured satin DO
Misses do do kid and morocco do
Children's leather aud morocco boots and
shoes
Mems fine land low priced) lined and
bound do
Large aud small boys do do do
ALSO,
Mems and boys imitation beaver and low
priced FUR HATS
Mems and boys black & while wool hats
do do Leghorn (very nlce) do
LIKEWISE, ONE CASE
Ladies' Leghorn Bonnets.
A few cases ladies' straw do
A few misses Lsghorn gipseys Every nice)
All the above articles will be sold cheap
for CASH. TRUE a. HARMON
april IS 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Sale of Negroes, for { ash.
anr ] ~

SaIt OF NtETUts, INT Z ash.
W. ILL he sold uDder execution at The
w tavern of Capt, Pey,on Norviil, ia
he town of Haymarket, Prince William,
county, Va on The Cd day OF May, 1898.
about TWENTY LIKELY NICHOLS.
w X CHAPMAN, D.. s.
tor 7. ALEXANDER.
april l2 9awtF9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
SALE OF POTOMAC LAND, &c.

s. In pursuance of the provisions
HffH of a deed of trust from WILLIAM
Az BRENT. Jr. and WINlFkED
E-A1L l.. his wife to Walter Jones and
the subscriber, for certain purposes there
in mentioned,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
Money Found.

A SUM OF money was picked up in the
N street, by small cbiId.-The own
er may have it by describing the same,
and paying The cost OF this advertisement
on application TO the printer OF the Gazette,
aprS -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
"FERDINAND,"
PORTER,S SQUADRON.

The schooner Lucy, capt. Tilden, ar
rived here yesterday from Trinidad de
Cuba, spoke on the 3lst March, off the
Double beaded Shot Keys, the Z. State.
,chooners Wild Cat anu Beagle C.pt l..
lad no other communication with them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
We are author sed to al

nounce Mr. JOHN MooRt as a candida
at The ensuing election IL represent tG.
county of Fairfax in the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia. NAL s2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-15
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND, NO. 2,
100000 Highest Prize.

Begins drawing in the city of Baltimore
ON " ednesday, The SSlh OF May, and will
progress under the superintendent OF The
Commissioners appointed hy the Cover
NOR apI C,uncil
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~ We are autI0rist d to
announce WILLIAM F. BEcKwITH. of FsIr.
fax County, Virginia, as Csnudate oy
the House Of Delegates OF the Legislature
nf Virginia
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COHEN'S

Lottery & Exchange Office, II+ MaTkes'stTee''
BALTIMORE:
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
rur last Lotteries were sold 10 Dis
TANT ADV ENTURERS, and zUhere
more capital prizes haze been sold Than at
uny other office in .4mer,en. r,
1ArOrdeIs from any part OF the U. ).
by mail, (post paid or by private con-
yeyapce, enclosing the cash OF prizes IN
any of the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet
the same prompt and punc!ual attention
as if on personal application, addressed to
J. |. COHEN, Jr. Sec'ry,
apr 3 lot baltimore.
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