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INV AMERICAN
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Departed Heroes, Sages and Sia,tsmen Of A.
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16

STAR OF LIBERTY.
TUsE-Scots VIVA ha', &C.
Sons Of freedom, and Of fame,
Forget not Hasiington's gioriens name,
But ever let it be the same
The Star OF Liberty.
For o we fought for freedoms power,
And fight we will, each day and hour,
And ne'er while truth exists, twill lower
The Star OF Liberty.
Then for Washington we sing,
He who did our freedom, bring
He who conquered England's king,
The Star of Liberty
MONUMENT LOTTERY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-16
L. & L. CHAMBERLAIN

HAVE for sale 625 pairs mems coarse shoes,
IL 90 do do boots, 200 bush seed potatoes,
500 ut. bacon
81 bush white beans
"a do peas
Bis whiskey,do apple brandy, do bounce, do
y r rum, do cordial, do sugar LIST and 2d quail
ties, do mackerel Nos. !, 2 and 3, do lard, kegs
do, bags pepper, boxes soap, do chocolate, do
mould and dipped candles, imperial, Young Hy-
son, Souchong aud Bohea tea, loaf sugar, stone
ware, wool cards, domestic and w ( coffee Cot
ton yarn, fig blue, pimento, raisins, powder and
shot, sack salt, corn meal, hats, ink powder,
mustard, cordage, lead and leading lines, oars,
5locks, nails, seine and sewing Irvine, trace
ropes, bed cords, paints and oils, family -four
ALSO, good supply Of wood, &c. sc. sc.
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Sugars, Molasses. Rum, etc.
IoHN II. LADD& Co. have for sale, on ia.
~ vorable teras,
% hhds Enuscovado sugars
90 bosss brown Havana sugnrs
20 hhas mnlasses
So hnIs West India
do Jamaica Rum
100 bbis N. - land
IL pipes cosnaC and Marselles brandy
pipes Holland gin
Ion bbls oh rye whiskey
% pines ,.e Arauos & b,andy & Co Ma
deira W'ue- in casks of II gallons
40 ar casks pico Madeira Lisbon carpol
Tenerife ci,go, Sicily Madeira and currant
wine
60 bags Havana and ST. Domingo coffee
60 barrels New York prime beef
900 boxes Marseilies, marbled; white, and
Philadelphia yellow soap
Is boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
200 tons plaster
90 boxes window glass; various sizes
20 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm and common
whale oil, smoked behring's bbls, colouring, wea-
Vers reeds, hops, giauber salts, pioughs, cut
naiis, writing paper, quilts, hats, shoes, boots,
Havana and Philadelphia segars, figs, filberts,
rice, cotton, vinegar, sugar loaf, paper binders
boards, &c. &c march liz
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PHINEAS JANNEY

PHINEAS JANNEY
HAS just received ii bales OF cot IN sup
4 a quality, % boxes sperm candles branded
Coffin. IN STORE,
20 boxes sperm candles, branded Rodman.
tiercss Sperneceti oil
tons whitehead ground in oil
hbs Venitian red
30 kegs spanish brown
cases patent water proof hats
10 tons Russia Gle an hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do sheeiing
English pine apple cheese
Dn mustard in boxes OF 10 dog bottles
Do shad and herring twine
Do shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet musins, Marseilies
quilting
Spotted cravat hdkfs
Figured Nankin silks
Black silk shawIs
Nankin crane gown patterns
Black gaIoons and ribbons
Ciaret VINE IN cases of doz each
Loaf sugar Phila. refined
Cut nails and brads
Zio tons Swedes' and English iron
assorted flat bars from I IL inches to d
inches wide, aud from Ia 20 I inch
thick
Square bars from 10 inch to inches
Round from l-4inch to Ia inches
Plough plates and land sides
Swedish steel IN bundles. For sale on nc.
communicating terms, limo
april ii
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Sperm Oil and Cordage.

Sperm Oil and Cordage.
EUST received per sloop Globe, from New
~ Bedford 800 gals. merstrained sperm oil
200 do winter do do do
IN SToHE,
3 tons cordsge assorted sizes
2 haussers
] small cable
10 hhds Barbados sugar
8 do molssses
20 small bales cotton
Swede's iron and English coal
Afew bush clover seed. Apply TO
JOHN S. MILLER.
UuiOn wharf, 4mo9
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, April. is, 1898.
LECTURES & LESSONS,

IN Ensiish Grammar, Geosrahhy, Pen
mdnshif, Drawing and Painting.
THE importance OF private study, in finish.
u ing radical and polite education, +, prov.
ed by daily experience. The authors plan is
OF this kind and is more particularly adapted
TO the capacities ofyoung ladies and gentlemen
over twelve years of age. BY lecture, 10 furnish
the mind with ideas, and nv practical lessons. to
conhrm them IN plan Of Study, by which the,
can always assist themselves, and bring their
ideas into practical utility. II is, therefore, an
amei'oration of the hurry, turmoil and frequent
confusion, which Numerically occurs in crowd
ed public schools; for where the mind is excIu
siveiy engaged on one subject, where il is assis-
ted by the constant attention of the teacher and
where 1t has time for reflection, there the mos,
sanguine hopes ofperfeo ton may be entertained
The truth "a which is evident in the mode of teach
ing musit, dancing, drawing, &c. (oniy two or
three lessons each week TO select private class
orindividual; as also, i'm private family tuition
30 that, more knowledge, and correct habits
nave been confirmed in this way, in one quarter
year than we're family conceived, or superficial
~ Impressed, for many years before.
THE TERMS, fer a course of twenty fopr les.
sons, in any OF those branches are Fire Dollars.
Cooks, maps, globes, &c. furnished Private
lessons, given if required. +. M'CREADY, II
duthor aud Professor of English Grammar,
PeRma,lship, Drn1ing, &C.
+. NC. Designs and draws emblems, orna-
ments, and cards, writes diplomas, deeds, &c.
In all forms Of plain and fancy writing aad print.
Copies music, &c.
MIR. Generes has kindly offered his assem-
Oily room, TO accommodate a class of young Ia
dies. Any commands for F. NC. AT this Off, 2
shall have respectful attention. If ap14
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JONATHAN sHILLABnR

HAS for sale hhds good Jamaica rum, 10
l. 4 boxes sperm candles
gigs OF excelen, manufacture
Jersey wagons
200 nests boxes, 8 bags hops
90 do measures
10 NJ reed poles
30 boxes shoes assorted
so do soap
15 do chocolate
bales India checks
80 bbls No beef
30 casks nails assorted
10 bags pepper
18 pair fire buckets
600 sides leather, northern tanning
6 cannisters Copal varnish
90 bis soap rosin
10 casks winter oil
bags coffee
few coils cordage apyiI \
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Machine Gard Mannfactory.

DEhSONSwho want cotton or wool machine
II cards, are respectfully informed, that they
can be furnished with them Of any number lad
united by Judges TO b. of the first quality b.
leaving their orders at the subscribers factor
south west corner sf Market and Eutaw streets.
where may also he had, cotton and wool h and
cards. Fullers' jacks horse cards and comb late.
Orders from distance will be attended TO.
DAVID g. mccoy.
BALTIMORE, Jan 20 3m
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VIM. G0ODELL C Go.
Corner Of Prince and Union, Streets }
OFFER for sale 400 bush first quality seed
" potatoes, 1000 punches onions, 10 bar
rcls sweet northern cider
1000 VT new bacon we'll cured
>Beets, oats, and black eyed peas
Hhds and tierces molasses
Hhds and bbls sugar
Bbls beef (mess and primeNo ~
DO mess pork, Goldfish
Mackere Nos /, 2 and in bbIs g. half bbls
Bills tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at low price
Do Nos and chocolate
Chests II tea, Souchong do
Imperial and gunpowder do in boxes and
3 III cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh raisins, cheese
Whskey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughtons btters in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, copprras, powder and shot
Ravens duck, v'ritin: paper, quilts very
cheap)
Seine t"ine. cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils. with a variety of other ar
tcles at wholesale or retail. NJ B. Ship stores
put up on the best terms jan 90
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Of age, D feet or 8 inches high,
well formed; his complexion black, and has a
scar near the corner Of his eft eve, which pro-
eeehed from the Kick Of a horse. Had on when
ne left the premises an old black hat, and dark
brown roundabout, and blue kersey pan taIoc..r.
Bill Is about IL or 10 years Of age, 5 feet s or
inches high, broad across the shoulders. his
form very compact, and complexion not as
dark as George. His clothing, a dark brown
round about, blue kersey paDtaioons, and an
old white hat. S2O will be given for apprehen.
hing SAID negroes, and all reasonable expenses
pau, TAKEN ont OF the county or 10 dollars
IL taken in the county, aud half tina, sum for
either Masters of vessels, seine haulers, and
o other persons are forwarned from employ
ing them. 81 spri 9 ELIJAH GLOVE.
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TO THE LADIES.
HORATIO' DAY

uVNH 10 UAt taxes this me,
thod Of informing the ladies of A.
Rlexandriss and its vicinity that b.
has commsnced the ladies' fancy
shoemaking business, on Washington-street.
one door north of the Methodist church, where
he has just received a handsome assortment Of
materials, consisting of the very best silk, Den.
mark saiins, and prunellss OF every 6sure and
is the best kid for children shoes black kid seal
and calf skins He has fitted up q private
room TO the shop the accommodation of Ia
dies to try on shoes and get measured, where
ihey vail not be exposed 20 the street. Ladies
" no leave their measure with him, will have a
last fitted up for then, in which case they will
save the trouble of being measured a second
time. II shall be his constant study to pIea,e
every lady that please TO favor him with q call,
april2 3tS,IawS,
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FOR FREIGHT.
FOR F4EiGH1'.

The sloop' BROTHERS, Ezra
Baker, master; an excellent ves-
ZzzxSM sci; burthen 656 bbls j; will be
- ready 10 take in cargo in few
days. A freight to New Bedford,
Newport or Providence, would he preferred, or
part for either place would he taken on mode
rate Terms, for which please apply to captain
Baker, on board, at MERCHANTS wharf, or to
moo st PHINEAS JANNEY.
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quite flush. He is very artfnl and cunning in
his conduct, and when accused of any thing is
very stubborn and iaclined to hang his head
Among the variety Of clothing which he has ia
ken with him, the following only are recolIect.
ga, VIZ. black fur hat considerably worn, a
blue cloth coat with white metal buttons. gr.v
casslnet roundabout, aud several vests, one Of
them oil black silk, one of black swansdown, and
one of striped Marseies. There is reason TO
believe that the said boy has gone to Baltimore,
where he may endeayor to get employment in
ms profession, or on board Of some vessel. The
law Will be tigidly enforced against all persons
who MAY in any way harbor him. The reward
Of $50 will be given if the boy is taken beyond
the district, and $40 If taken in the district
up III JOHN CREIGHTON
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Twenty dollars Reward.

- Eoped from Preston, near A.
M iexahdra, no the Sd inS, a negro
~ man named GEORGE, aud on
SGINf the 9Th inst. another ca ed BILL.
-.sz-rH,ksA George - about FL or 22 wears
If age. n feet ~ q
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Bottles, Mate Lead, etc.
50 tiamprr's porter and wine bottles, just
4AC received per sloop Adelia, from
York, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH,
Who has i'm store 2uO kegs English and A
lnerican white lead, ground in oil
ltD mats caSsia
4Uh VT StDomngo coffee
IL NJ superior Havana segars in whole.
half and or boxes
Is half'hests imperial and gunpowder tea
O. g. len eatty bo.e. do do
40 two lib cannisters do in boxes containing
20 cannisters
hhds Antigua rum
tierces cloverseed
10 or casks Malaga wine
10 do do Canary do
ii boxes Sicily lemons in prime order
10 bis new prime beef
20 do whiskey
40 bundles sugarloaf paper, &c. &C.
april
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Twenty Dollars Reward

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AM Job c. 4:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
q @ % G. q e 3 ..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Monday, Dee. 80.

Dot Of the numerouse petitions pre-.
scented this day, the only one of inter-
est was from Penns, lvaDia, aligned by
large and respectable body Of the cit-
liens Of that rich & enterprising State,
praying that Commissioners might be
appointed to make proper survey, g.
ascertain the Praeticability of connect
ing the waters of Ohio and Potomac
the petition contains some highly int.
resting information IA to the feasibility
of the undertaking, and we cannot but
hope when Congress take into conside-
ration the vital Importance such cen
nexion would be, not only in a com
merciai, hut political point Of view,
inasmuch as il will be the means Of u.
biting the eastern and western states in
the strong bands of interest and social
compact, that the members will give it
their most decided support.-rhe pc
ti,ioners express themselves fully salts
fed that the work may be easily &C,
compIished, and would afford in the
dtiest season ample depth OF water for
all the purpose of .navigatioD--In the
event Of its fuliImeut our town would
EtS6 Thpihiy tU Neoith oHu bpFottuuCe.
i Several resolutions relating to Post
Offices and Post Roads wer, passed,
but being confined altogether 10 the
places of their establishment we do moi
give them Mr., Walker of n. Carroll
Da offered resolution which was cons
Cured in, inqmrins into the expedien-
ey Of making an adequate appropria-
lion for the extinguishment Of the re.
servations granted to the Creek and
Cherokee Indians by the several trea-
Ties Of 1914, ~, and 10 MIR. Nelson
Of VAL offered resolution requesting
the President to lay before the Honse
such information as might be in pos
session Of any Of the department.. re-
ia,ive to the proceedings Of the several
commissioners appointed TO ADJUST land
titles in the ,rFl,ory Of Florida.
The Speaker received communiea
tion from the Comptroller containing
list of accounts, SC. for the last
three years. prior to the Soth Sertcm'
Der, and letter from the 3D. Auditor
which stated that the sums outstsD-
ding on the Soth September 1924, Of
moucy advanced prior to The S0th
March 1917, amounting in The aggre
! gate 10 o, 72f,7f0,7s, the amount now
, appeared to be only 1863, 2l6,52, hs-
wing undergone a diTninution Of $685.
S64, z6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-01-11
FROM MEXICO.
NEw-YORK, Ian.

49, W - " NM Jubs 1s
To the Diaro of Vera Cruz, received
by the schooner Fly, Capt. Boyer, we
had an address from council of Gov
ernmeDt, calling themselves the .Juntr
.Naci0nal Instituente, to the Mexican
nation.
From this we infer that the Rpfruc-
tory Congress had been dissolved. by an
Imperial Decree, and that, after disso-
luton, this Council, composed of MEM
bers Of Congress favorable to the inter-
ests of the Emperor, had been convo-
ked, and were exercising the legislative
power under his direction.
In this address they speak of their
efforts to introduce system into the go
vernment in the different departments
of Finance, Justice, and Maryland Of
their iabors in forming the project Of a
Constitution, which is TO be submitted
TO the representatives of the nation,
who are shortly to be called together.
The address, is dated al Mexico,
18Th Nov. 1922, and signed by Juan
Francisco, Bishop of Durango, as Pres.
ident.--yMerc. adr.