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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-12
From The .Neu England GALAXY, jane s.
ACTIONS FOR Sl4A DER.

Az lOINO + OIl SlLn DCP
Captains Rodgers, Chauncey y Morris,
United States Navy Commissioners, now
in his city, wer. arrested yes' rday morn.
ing. a, the. suit of David Leman. black
smith, of Charleston, Mass and held to
bail for their appearance at the next term
o. the court of common pleas to be holden
at Concord, in the county of MiddIesex,
10 September next. The report OF the
commissioners, which was published as
the result of a course of inquiry in the
case OF Captain Hull, some months since,
we understand, is the Cause 6i ACTION
The damages are laid at DoOU0.
The grand malady, says the Spring.
field Mass Federals,, which affects the
whole system OF newspaper establish
ment, would lie technically termed pc.
cuniary depletion" or vulgar emptiness
OF purse, aud this originates in the almost
universal indifference which IS ielt upon
the subject OF newspaper debts, Many
people seem to have formed an opinion
that printers hue upon old newspapers,
anG futien upon type metal, aad that lit
Tie pure cash would Jeopardlze their IN
sti.u,IonS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-12
Take Notice.
Removal.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends & the public, that he has
removed 10 the next square below his tor
mer- establishment, in brick house, near
ly opposite to the Mechanics Bank of A.
lexandria, on the South side OF King street,
where be carries on the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
HiI u,

/, this town on ,hr la in.,. Mr.. IA 'EuIe! Dnng,
frherIy Of L.UIc C,mp0n. IL lhc G1I !eai Of h's
age.
wnr "t NIr IS B:rii'nn Mar,irs'l, "nl on'y chid t
C,l't Joan Stanton, ui iort,mou,h, lnI) .Btd II
ys.!>.
a, l"i2ahe'h City. (vcl m 80 10Th Ut Mr. I'd.
~ irG y I%.dor, G,-ner,y ol this town
Vi Grorg"own. Dc) nn tt - 1T Nr. ~ i"r
Pecthom son ut ~ Henry PeckAen, OF ,h's ''"",
aSea So
Al ur,S,o Mrs EF=,js.i .U.i,ci,s'er. age} =,
cou>nrt of Mr. Nuhare narchc.trr, one II the
wa,lcns of the III cop = rhrrch in that town
" Providence, Mr J,iu hrrv aged 5l---- Mrs
N:nh,.h B.Hrgs vile { Nr. William uIdings, a.
ktd O. ---N,>> ..i',i td-u Ldh AZ j 30.
In Sn.taburN, Ne, t"e uui' t.'as"A UdH, a ma
tive u ltro1c.! 1Atl.
l. li.:uy (, y riI,t's V,neyarl) Mr. FeGucis I"Ty.
aged ) re,rs.-} NJ wn.ch I've dressed as wo.
man, and WAS supposed 20 oe such Alter that nc
tack hs proper apart - insn, and passed ie -
n.inder OF his .Ie IN the marriage stale, AMI has
:, nt.".eGo's lesccpdsnts.
H. Free,own. 20 the !j.h Mt. MIR iase1. Fsa7s,
aged SO lie went iu,o the woods i" tHe morning,
p.cpt wood. and had cut down tree wnirn iolg-
ca upou apother. as Supposed, and ~ attempting 20
dsengaRc II. it fell upon him ami crushed hrm to
de;.. h. nj, bnly was iouud abou, c'p,S III tie
evening frozen He has lri' wIfe and Eve child ca
tn lament his peIaHciuly dc "
On tue sob ut Mr Aawsr' T.. .se;9rH aged -
ono u thc utopr,Stors aud snpermicnua"t 81 tIc To-
lunbiAm Cotton Manufaclory, IN Sou,hsJgc.--rer
ceiyiug belt ost ot orlcr which went on a small
pulley Gycl % an i IN SHAFT, aDou, one and IL hail
inch sqrsre. aud running horizontally. he stcpned
upon y bench to adius, thc sane-wi,ie dong li.Is
bis cotton Jacket. ruind about, being unbuItoned
was caUgl, =, t,e slaii and wOaii round II, till II
brou b. hi, boly in contact under the arm, whom
vnh irrcsistoh'a force, raising hi> tohv Ivy tn's
short purchA.e, and revolving the rate q, 60 times
per miru'c, +" thrown around The shalt several
tunes, oeiore ,nc wnec could stUplcd. although
tic gaze was 81 ustaa.,y rne ony 'isihlc inIrry
wa much a5ra} IN oG thc skin, a fracture ~ one
thigh. and several riNs His immediate death was
uninu'rely occasioNed BY in'ern.i decorations and
cpn,usrns lie survived oniy tw,.ve noags.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12

OUs re3deis viii have seen, by cur Con.
grcssionsl Diay, that Mr.. Poinseu, ut South
Carolina, has 1st taken his seat 10 tl III use
OF Rsp' sseais'isss ih.s ss.'iemsa's fs.
tu'n 20 ihc Uai', S'"es feom Nexico Nss
been proli.cich. We near, - nc rnc-''sirr,cs
inei6eEt ~ !oHg seaNSyase, aaa .ns o.ii.eal-
'ies peculiar 20 nc nssigaIiun Of lhose seas
whirh he has recen,'v visited. Dot NJ. NJ.
seDce from that bra, en- ni he \ ationai l.egis.
is'u'e II which he - a sjluahie member, has
be.n abu' dauiiy cHmfen,a ,aIed, ~ the vofy
usel = Information WATCH II j. undei stood Is
nos b. oug ht wih hi'a home, in reference Ia
", whose relations are deeply interesting
20 ou' o~", by hee geosrsphc"i position and
.,s, ADD .,ficd SOURCES hlthongh Mr.. Ppin-
seu hsd M d'p'oms'ic appoinImen', which
er'i,ied hn % III ral credentials or pccvna-
v .orpen. aion. II Is nevertheless tnovn that
ne traselied m the coGli'i~uce ct our govern
mfnt. sod has nrcssn,ed the suit ot his III.
'cres'tng excursion TO the pepsrtr'cnt Of
= ue, IN n r>emoIr, which must possess, ~:
least, ,hs, spreI-s of au'hen,lci'v which ~ 20
0e derived from thc most p'onil'ous facilities
toe procuring Information, cNmsineh win
hoerp' Gu ins,ty Nnd IN enligh' cred Ia'en, Tor
ohss,vslion. We nav. seen \ leuer ton, N
Officer ot'he John Adams. he 'ga'e wh'ch
bp'e Ar. t. TO Ne Sioo,l which rerre,ea's
The manner in which Nj. Po,n>eu was ,e-
ce'v,d 10y the puhl,c anth'i'ie' ahoad, rs
we'll ~ his oGp deportmrrt end conduct, W
an inreres Ing l'sm. Bu if ne had pe'fo' ~
ed hn, one labor, lvb'ch IL VS. bis < ioa tpt-
wne to'ly 10 accomplish.) he Is emf led ~
our lasn"g c'atituhe. lis generous and snc.
cc.-lul iule ference in b hall NJ MIS- own cap
tive couni'vmen, whom an unreleGunr dSs.
po'ism had ioonredto boud,gr WHICH might
probably aye been e'-,,r',ed nn,y OH the
scat I'd, mus' insure 10 hiina cordial greet
ing iiom bis icI!'V.Gl'1 !us.-..rom his immc
dise constituents pastiraiat'y, whose cha'Ac.
tei'snc pNtr'o'ism AMI ch,ylirou, spirit this
gentleman seems l,rgeiy 10 nave 'mh'ord.
h0tioHa! I4ffA @rrcrr, Frb ..
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.If.NNLT DKUAiMCND.
JAS iu,t received Il large assortment
4 L OF fashionable ARTICLES sI.l.b.e for the sea
oct 30
|ALUHBLE REdL LSTAIL.
.FOR S.4LE, on TO LET.

FOR S.4LE, on TO LET.
TINT pleasantly situated Stand tor Public
] House situate iu Portsmouth, about nils
Croo Newport, with an excellent orchard, garden,
eyiinsivc ou, horses in thorough repair, and about
six .cres oi ianh The situation ~ welt known ha'-
my been occup,ed as pubic hou Tor many years
Hoo, th,e ee ac = lot, Oh tne main road, ~hhi,
or. mile from VIC slte.hCusr
Lke.rlsc--nn excellent well fni hoa two story
IJyeairir House in ioward street ,hc south part
oithe town. il ptriec, rpar, ADD hasi"g ia'sc
rcden. with an sbuudunt supply oi iiuh
T. Ika.ySs-two shares ia The ioithuuu,h WooIen
Nc,ui.c,ory, now in full operation
far particulars rel.tive 10 the whole or any part
ouhe above property, sppl! to
HENRY MOORE.
Neynar, Ian 15 1929.
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PORT or NEW PORT.
.RFliOR.f ND.7.

.iiFliOR.f NDi
At M,snzas, Jan %, ships Wnlism, &C Warren,
arrived the I7,a Boy. vi ths pur,. Tor Bremen, ~
March orgs iIo wooi,', % al uhceriaiB r-ltnsr.
swi2yorre, honI Charleston, scu &c, ena, Carter,
TO Wilmington.
The s'onp Sally Williams. of 'hip port arrived Al,
Charleston IN" "a. days from Plymouth Express,
Ham nett, iron oavauush.
Al Ncd q. "Al.,ytoG. JA, Il. big Altoona, her.
IA isys Eom 3ris o.
TIE SCH Harriet. n ,haw,y, Of y is'o fF .reGef.
ickSburr, sai'ed from Boston on Jhursd,y
The sioop staisnts, Kelly. at w ,rrrn. for Or.
leans ath naval stores, .ost iaG Roy al Shoals
yVh y. L,e~ sAsea.
LII al r,iaiial Cabs jan 10. brig John, Smith,
ufBrisIr', loadiig.
Arrived a. Richnor !, ! N -, sch Sarah Z Han.
nah Spencer. irom Rbode.tslapd.
iett at Havana, Jan. 10. ORG n, Of Bristol Gen
J sSkson, do Il ,,lyr, barton. iOt WI mnib lo.t
ls,nsd at E,.abeih Chy, q JAN %, sioop Hen
ry, D.lsno, rom d. prrt.
s,.vkrn. IN 3lst, off The Capes oi Vi ;inia,
schooner frora thu, port. tor Lhsrie',on
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ft),< .oiI,i,.

4 FANM. containing about 50 acres
N Of land, situate IN Mi idleiown. abon, mi' >
f. ~ 'he state houSe. con aiming tw" ottbsrda, and
Is wei! watered. wooded, and walled On sad Farm
is good Jwe,ng iiou.e. Bain. Lsib aud ot,ier out
houaus--iying ON tie main road, neAt adj mag the
estate uf Wllan BIi!el, Isq For pru1u'srs N
terms. arply 10 uie subscri er, living or III" prem-
ses 'DSf'fb BhVW NELL
S,;ddIe,ogn I'm 90 1923
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NOTICE.

TIE snh.criher aasins been legally appointed
- Gu,rGiAi Ia the ie.s m .lnd -s',ie of jfssisI
~ s7-tgn,. minor o. scV Storcham. he,eby re-.
qua.ts .ll persons havr,g sny clsIss sg -inst said
pa son Dr estate to ekhiOt ul" same 90 h'm.
saMCELP y ROBIN 5UN, GHaydiaa.
~, Sh5'ta-an . -. ~,
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-r.: %: <------
Fire IN W.u7uie :. ~

'Nn Thursd'y morning Last. about 5
c'tiock, the d.y yu'g room Of Mr.. llarvcy
Arnold, ia the village al NAllck, WAS dis
covered 10 be on fire, Communicated
i.om the stove; the alarn was gl.rn ban
before sufficient assistance could BE- p'n-
cured 10 topits ravaScs, TIC or! ing-room
wood house, large sAvd, ihc du c!.!uG,
house, and store adjoining, NItn a i4rHc
part of thrir contents, were cuhsuHlrd.
Tho loss is es.iInat, al $500.
90,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FRESH .}rop - mu'ucfory.
JOSIAH q. oukDiCK.

no f-s' iHAMss sTRrrr,
.f3a directly n7dsr me Ga. fom. Honse,
Il 40 now Ola hand II Complete assort-
4 \ m,nl Of morocco walking shoes, lsc, Il AL
strap misses sad ch,!drens boats and sloe, a..
seiiirr wnh black and oolored Denpafk satin shoe
oi TIE mrs, qua'i aud newest fashion, al, of " M.
weFe m~ds expressly ior retailing Tile si,o.e a..
warrant 70 &c OF as soon lnany. and Ms cheap as
can be purshsscd IN this town, for CAsu.
Measures taken As nsus for all kind, of la
dies, misses and ohdrea's boots aud shoes, AMI
mad. q the shorest poce a., 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-02-12
Among his medicines Drc
D0rt. SydcnH0m's celebrated Pills.


D0ct Sydcnham's celebrated Pills.
"Ihese Pills are excellen, prcven,ives OF many
diseases, # ken in due season aud in actual dis
ease have btea used with good suco.ss They al
ford gieat ,eicf 10 bilious habits. IN rheum,tisn,
,und,ce, sick head. ache. habuua cusi.tness, cor
rect and purity the blood, ara cSse,!eul IN e-
male complaints. They arc ,,emtlc IA their opera
,on, and are The beat psc Tor the head ache. when
proc, edmg ir"n' dssanscm.ht o The stomach ahd
bowels. 1by are superior 10 Lees AndcrsUn's, or
Uoopet's Pills" I he increasing demand for Sy den-
hams Pills, is evidence Of their superior efficacy.
R0Se Cini,ntNf.
"Ths beautiful Ointment is cheap, certain, safe
aud speedy cure tor the ITCH I, has heen used as
remedy Tor the acad he 3D. and for other eiuptions
about tas head face, hands, &c lbis ointGent has
never f, d Ia cure The Itch, in single instance.
when propcr'v sp?lird" The calls +. this oint-
Ueni. ia prei.,snce 10 aay other, ptoO oi ITS
pernr'y
h,so. oi the b,st qRahty Essonce Of Peppermint,
Liquid LaudAnum. Eiix. parsgoric. .'ther nc,ures
aud E3.;s, salts. hera picrs, sulphur tartar.
&c. 81 Teeth Powders and Brushes, Ol0Lcldoe,
Brlsh oil, Btters, &c.
A!so, Dvct Manic.gh's mitch admired
..g Madagascar OH,
for tl,c hair This oh is used to cud and perfume
i've bA,r, to Cause 1T grow, and to pl.,e... bald.
ncss. Jhis O IL m genera, request
.tN.t a. As ABOVE,
- ess p.ppe, u,n,--iOC ID liquid iaudsnum
LIZ gross os ross oritch irmen,-I2 gross of ~.
derham &, L-e's & hnicrson's Ph!s % gross o Z
i,l,s erls brs,eJ Mad sgascar OH tor tie hair
GlruDer.. aud other s-ii5--a VI super,or qdsi'y.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
Il! Ocacop Samuel pmSoAs. TIE J0.l0,p.
igg BooFs, rcy cheap
Stock house History OF the Bil>k,

Stock house History OF the Bible,
The Religion OF Nature Survey Of the Search nf
tlinrdc,i ter Sous.
uariny,on's Works, History ui California,
uritrN'a sermons, Ia,her, vols,
S.u.,, S ditto, History ol &, eecc,
Shc,atE rs uIto, PhccnN. No's
LIE az Wm HaAcll, by Cora, llinr, vo's,
G. Hnrnet - u. Danger of Passions. 9y.
Scot on he Trinity, CEev.uer rierp0n,
no.yes Ou ihe Christian Soldiers Jou,nul.
tan, Fopcs EoU,is Odysstv,
scripture Politics, by Sa 1nomps.n's Wok, 4'o
nucl CroSan, I'D Urceitain.y cf Roman
Niculs the Common history.
Payer. Memoirs Churchl,
Bs;op Beverelge, pr- Cn',,e IieIis ADVICE to
uousht. las son.
Tie l,fi of God in tie The ATT Of preserving
sol oi Man, iruI beau ii ing coax.
lc,nen,s &c He'll aud cry and gardening.
los OF Heaven, Secret msiruction Vi the
" sNi's Ora,oy. Jesuts.
H.,oy of the iop's, Hops Fables,
u;,ory f,he War l7fi. sraman's daily assistant,
translated from toe Iii" Ieady obseivatot,
lench Of NJ Dc Vol. Youths iut f"'uction tU
tatp,, trade and business,
rru.s,e Gf Captures IN Misssl!anes.
VA, D. Ricl.ra lie, l. tin sI.ooi books, very
FL. low
Ncuiurt, Feb ). 1909.
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FRESH
DRCGS and MEDICINES;

or TUE nest QUALITY.
Which will be sold for ve'y m0dcra'e prices. at
Dn JOHNSON's Oh y,
40. 1873, IHdnEs AYRRE1.
Jasi no,gd sfMe B'ick Jkrk,l
hOCT. JOHNSON thanks those who have called
~ on rim for medicine, or riedca, aid and AZ.
surcs Others. ,h,t they will end as good -Ne.c,pcs
at his shop;s escwhee and the greatest care will
be had ,hs, 40 mistake lie made.
a. Medicine Chests pa, or, or repenished, for
families "r shlps. with gteal .aCtness
IJ Natural and hriiGcisi Teeth prepared and set
IN the nratest manner, Teeth dressed, extracted.
ac "nb lie creates, care.
Gj Daei .eN attend as usual 10 all Pr4ftssisaal
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iEi5ul Z or hlsPEo F.---Ata meet
ing OF me cHizens CT Charleston, ,. {.
on the -oth VII. resolutions were passed
lh honor OF Inc memory oi WILLIAM
i-o"NDEs; ana oTEfEEN ELLIOT
wa' ''4Hcs'eo 10 prepare luhsra! epo'
sum oh uie iiie di.o CHARACTER oi uie de-
ceaseo' |" 0r pronounced al u subsequent
pu'''c hce'hiS.
, -
Ao'' MrC - ,S, 49, .'e H",'es M o,, ~ ''a'' "
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FOit S.Ai.l.,

4 House, Barn, aud Crib, togetl>er
VIII about a acres Of and eng an orehari
ofeHcc.len, fruil. pessal,y s',"s,, IN Po smonu
next the farm Of Col X. x RANDI nh The snus.
,i,n commands an extensive ana beautiful sh~ a.
tie h4rbur For terms aud other PARTICULARS, apply
to thc Subscriber, hviuy On tbc Prei"'ses.
'hUHAIIC ALLEN.
T., 81 1acc
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BOOsS S q SHOES.
David Rcdlnan,

NO. lSo, i.,alAeS- Street.
NcerIs ohfosnr '6e siyn Of ne Gosaen Eayir.
- T. : I ct L y l. l. Y informs his
L Friends and the Public ,'at in addition "a
hls general assortment of DOorS and SHOES of
'he .A"0 Is Kinds IN use, "a large proportion Of
Which are oi is o~n nvn0iactui = lac has on hand A
qaanhy oi WaiN,ns Shoes, Clilursn's Boolees aud
ahocs, remsrt ,b,y cheap Those ri want ot tie
above ar,ieles, I've thinks whl-nd il To their sdvan.
tase 10 call aud sec for t,cmse yes
~ io0is aGd Shoes manufactured for measures
a. usual and particular attention PAID TO rp.uing
Nesiprt. 10Th Oi lst month
vi subscribers have iorn,ed COZ.
Il n.x'on in business. under the Finn Of
.. kgcgfs, ANca s. Ly.
Ana offer ior sale at ,heir Dis,Very, a oonslan.
supgiy Of
Molasses and Il. f.. RUM.
HENRY RUGGi.ES,
ANDREW Y. ALLEN,
NATHAN B HNAtAlETT,
JOAN STEVENS.
New7o',, sept. Is ON.
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ALSO,
lv'm'dio'r'y efer, on fhc SANE d7v, o" the
hrrottscs, nRGt the Erst dag u NrR' 1924
The hou,e. shops, stores, stable ana
wharf Thames street, late tie property of JAmss
ryRey d, crssel Possessioroi tie House viii re
gwen on the 1o,h, and OF all the other properly on
iHe !jIh of Apr! next.
WM. LOWE, .fue.'r.
Feb IL
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The mother of Napoleon B,napartc IS
Lot dead, as lAtely announced.

VALUABLE CAKGo.-Thc ship I.
IitcL Stats, .Ias arrived at Baltimore from
Dat1via, with upwards "ta million pounds
at coitce She had been absrr, a long
.inc, and great fears were entertained ipr
Lcr sa!e'y.
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10 Let. NJ Public Ancrinn,
On THURSDAY, Fab -,
IT 10 ot'a-k, H. NJ on h- PREMISES, for Ihe
term OF Year,
THE House and Lo, Of Pcl"g Kaighn,
y in sPrins,succt possession ~ DC given on
the lst Of Arriinexs.
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Llol Of LETTERS,
Remaining is she Pose Office. hes.y.ert, z. l.
Feb IL lS23
GT P.eGss 30 ass f1r advertised Ls;ie"s %.
Arnold Col George Thomas Allen
Brown si'ss Vernon Wm ~.
BaiAes bsSoa Mhlleman Der.
BROOKS Nj. 4. s. Wood reeg
Cary Charles U. Nlibum Joseph
Cham''s " Asw SnoIeAdw.
Checkering John Cos,on Jsbn
Poison Psul uon,yu;u Ab;;,b
pouS'as' C1ps s'"usi tit,theid Nicholas
Eddy Rev Mich.sl ssnd, pi,,
Eies Au'sA Sands Jhhn y.
Eord Edward saaI, Na,hrE y
nt'm 'm,'nsS lshddefoGa.
A'bro Hannah
"'''" ' brown Abraham
""..s, ~ Cugeeshall ioseph
q uid Jso,ss 2
ne,':'... v,, itolers Jo,ep0
s,.soD C,n'ba
-. ~, JIEIs.t0wn.
husg ies SPrague b!9A'a! James ~
K,bt,.on ~ a M PorlSmoa. q.
Sprrc z R'SsrAsh Chaec Dagiei
SOuthwies Ephraim
n b MUMfNRD r ~. =
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n PLcnomrnon.- .-OA the farm OF lsracl
r.oomis, ser,ot. IN me town OF Warren, conn
~ ~ Herk,mer, N. Y. abo., ) miles ives, Of
Albany, IL niles spuih al thc canal, and hat
. mile no ia OF the 'hid g'es, western tom.
pike road IS a small s,'inl, or run Of water,
which, % ali appearance, never alters 10 Qoan.
,rv, either ~ wet wcaiher or in DIV. Inc
water Is pe ,ecuy sol, and IS considered sne
be- N the 'egl.n.
NV TO the phenomcn9n. - Always, inra.
riab!y, before a northeast ,ln,m, t'iIs sprine
becomes ,nrh'd. Thi, Mu0dIness commen.
ces sbon, - hon.s before the s.o'm, and CON
unues from 10 lC hou's, according ~ the
power o! 'he sioi ~ winch rs comins th,s 10
vaish'y takes place ptc'ious ~ northeast
som, and =, no o'hcr tine. Previous TO
Todcia'e storm, h1wrve-, th's mudlin, ss Ct
ne water does not continue more thau
hours, u, . then 'nn, clear again. The e con
he no possible error in this s'''"r-n'
n -.
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U.PhTv2ThG, eTaH hnds.e1.t.ua ~
nsfz,s>ry naDDs, o. me eg!ee.
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Erhlosioa Tine pnadeiphia G,zettc
states, ,na, on fhu.Gsy, an: So, ue wecn
pnU - O'clock, che powder No,k, Ot NJ.
t'rssche, Oh the b andy @ine, near va
inlngtou, were blown ut; hy when Jccidcni
We unders,gnd. E': or SIX VI the haaGs were
Nonee'ous.y IoJued.
\ let,er from Wasnui, on dated I'n. g,
sly. - the Senate have L.en oil day OF ExDc
NNe business, aud uave cnnh ned ueaT.y ioO
app piutt.en,s, ui.its v - Ci.I.
GOVERNORS .. HE STATES.
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FARM FOR SALE.

EOR Saie---A fai N ~ south. kLngs.
town. miles from the south ferry. pleasantly
.uua,ed moderately descending TO tie esst. con,sin
r.y about i6J 80 ses of land proportioned well fo
m,atow pasture, iiIlsge, orchsrding snd WOODLAND.
vel ws,efed whh durable springs The sad Fsrp.
is c,si', improved On 1t are one.sipry sbd atso
story dv cling house. barn sc For iurher p.rtic
u.fs, nquire " the sub,cnber. ON ,bc PREMISE.
JOHN ROSE.
Son K.rystsrSn, or i6. lea
JH:. VOLATILE AROM hTiC
SNUFF, TOR Head. Aehs & Cainrh.
- EcoMMvNoED by Doc'. WAtsaH'uss.
IN no~ constsstl, kept for safe 10y
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
TO RENT

That establishment well known
as the WOOLINGTON DIS
{ TlLLERY," situated on the bor-
!. derS Of Loudoun and Fairfax coun
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-07
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in tie Post Office ut Alexandria
July LIST, 1923.
A-ATnold William, A ddison HeDriet.
ia Maria, Anderson Anderson, Alexander
Sidney.
B-Bruce Miss Arianna ], Barker
Presley, Bonssl John, Berry Thomas
Butts Mark jr, Brandt Richard 9, Brooke
Thomas, Beall Anna NJ, Brocket Robert
Butts Augustus, Brent William ir, Bro.
naugh Mrs Ann Cottsge).
C-Crier Henry, Cats Samuel, Coha.
gen capt John, Carroll William, Cousix
Joseph, Chapman Matilda, Carne VIM
II, Cricr Benjamin., Correwsll Mr.,
Crawford Martha, Cadet Samuel, Curry
Thos, Curly Saml.
D--Dodge Benjamin l., Dress Mich.
olas, Darrah DIR Robt, Dixon Thomas,
Deakins William, Donaldson Thomas,
Dickson James, Dursford James, DAILY
James, Dade Langhorn l., Dorsey Miss
MilIy.
Elliot Robt K ire, Egan William.
F-Fordman Mary, Fisher John 9.
Franklin Frederick, Fotrell Jacob, Fisk
rev Pliny.
G-Gray Robert, Galloway Rich'd l..
R-Hoxton Margaret, Hix Nehemi.
ah, Howison Harriet, Haise Mary, Haules
Zachariah, Hopkins Mary l., DIR Hill,
Hutton John Q, Hurst Elizabeth, Hurry
Maurice, Hilery Caroline, huguIey M L..
0JoDes Aron, Jones Geo A, Judas
Thomas, jackson John, Jenkins VIM.
K-Kellis William, Kenner Elizabeth.
kidwell James, Kirby John B, Kuniston
Charles.
L-Lcgg Matilda, Lindsay William,
Lanphear John, Lake George, Langdon
DIR VIM Z, Lee Mary J, Logan Lloyd,
Leslie Joseph, Losans Peter.
M-Mills John S, Mellen Elizabeth.
Mills James, Marsh n, Mckenzie israel,
Mankins Thomas 9.
N--NicholIs capt w II.
P-Pain,er George, Pierce Daniel
Park John, Patrick William, Pauen or
Potter James.
R--Rhodes Peleg A. Reeves Tbs w.
Rawlings John, Rose lessee, Ratliff JAS
S-Slat Hannah Mount Vernon(.
Smith Daniel, Sayre John B, Seldom w
Z, Scott John G., Sears VIM Hector.
SPaidlng Azel & Son, Studer Morris.
Scott Gustavus ii, Smith Gustin b, SELL.
man lanes, Shields Thomas, Swami Mrs
Ernrcie g SoIrAhY Ann, sl.ansv Jnhn
I-Taylor Elijah, rrlsler Cathariur,
Taylor Margaret, Tennison John, Taylor
Buuen.
W--Woodswor,h Jos, Wilson Miss
Nary Wilmington Thomas, Wise Geo
(biscuit bakery.
Z--Zimmermsn Geo.
u Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please mention they are advertised.
july ID. BRYAN. - NJ
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Patent Elastic Saddles.

A word to those fond of easy Riding.
The complaint against hard aud uneasy sad
dies, which is for the most part just and gene.
raj one, and is really n great grievance to those
who have much riding to do, has caused him 10
turn his mind particularly TO that subject, with
aview, ii nossible, to remedy the evil. He can
with confidence assure the public that he has
accomplishment. The plan projected, is by means
OF strong and well tempered steel springs, so
constructed as to support the saddle seat and
give much greater ease to both rider and horse,
than saddles made in the common way or any
other that he has ever seen can possibly do
The plan is entirely differrat from the English
elastic saddles with spring bars Of steel, whale
bone,& and also from those with wire springs,
and ne conceives much superior to either, as the
elasticity is greater, and the tree not being put
out of its original form, will not be subject TO
hurting horses on Journeys, (which is complained
Of IN the saddles with spring bars A number of
gentlemen have those saddles now in use, and
out one sentiment exists among them in favor
OF their superiority. The invention is equally
as applicable ladies' saddles as to gentlemens'
'npoint OF durability they will he warranted e.
quail to any other saddles and superior to most
lnn" ~ If u AhiES VANSANT.