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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
BLACKS IN NOVA SCOTIA.

Iyn the 81 J,ha's New Bynn8,pick Star, June II.
(0n Thursday last detachment Of our local mill
were employed in actual service. Under direc-
fnOf magistrate, they set out for the Alricanl
! lemeut IN the neighbour hood OF Loeb Lomond, inl
scouOty, il having been represented th1t spirit
Decentralization and instruction had apperred a
nS lis swsrhy population, and that they had bid
h defiance to several consiables who had been
n out to secure the ringleaders. 1t appeared that
ty had little commonwealth OF their own, with al
Se attorney general, magistrates, and constsbles u
At they had their own laws, to which every one
bound to swear allegiance, Otherwise to be pub
~ whipped. They were furnished with arms and
nuniton, and at the sound oil bJrR, Inc whole
ne Sable tribes were Immediately congregated
placed in the attitude oil hostility against any
't nam who had the hartlihood to approach their
''a.ons, or was merely employed III the quiet
Peaceful labors oi the field. Before our gallant
lenders, however, they surrendered, and some oil
S'a lied into the wood. the llash OF arms was too
aeiiai Tor their vision; they were instantly DIS
nea aud hive of the Iingleaders, with the Judge
Ne't head, were taken prisoners brought to town,
Ss.sly lodged III Jail. The attorney general has
~ oe'lVered himself up into the hands OF justice.
nc origin Of the whole seems to have been all
'enehslon tlat their lands were 10 be taken from
a and regranted to white people. They re-
'eG Them on the same conditions with Others
'e'y' mat certain improvements should be made
specified number oil years, and there is no dopb'
y, many instances these terms have not been
"p'Sd wish. OF uIse the lands Of the default
Veeame forfeited 10 the crown.
from the Boston Palladium, June o7.
!" hohERT WILSON had arrived at Corunna
H'nteTed an address TO the people, to com
ru '',a encourage their efforts Tor independence
W. o2ahlsh prVateers have been fitted out al
u""a' ID Spain, and have already sent in two
of SnIps' A French ship, with a valuable car
~ p s:occhineal, has been sent TO Cadz. Neal
t'n,'SeFre, Spanish letter of marquc, OF lt
80 "aa Deaf of Colombian privaeer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
DIVIDEND.

E President and Directors Of the Benk IF Wilmington
aid L,aatl,gise have this day declared dividend Of
Cents per ,hate payable to the Stockholders or their
EIglrescntati7cs on or after the l9th inst.
Il BY order Of the Board,
EVAN THOMAS, Cashier.
Wilmington, Jdly Sd, 1928. 56-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

1T is stated that Mr. Skinner was in state of mena
arrangement.
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
THIS DAY.

Cn TUESDAY, o'clock.
NM ILL be sold at the auction cnice, .
w variety OF Goods, among which ara
10 bbls sugar -.
do w. | rum 80
5 do vinegar, do apple brandy
ID boxes susp, 5 do candles
bed, bureau 5 bedsteads
candle stand +. 49,.
lot ready made clothes
| wash stand, 6 chairs
d0z hats, I case shoes
20 doz INK powder, ..,
ID do backing, 2 tables
ALSO,
Sideboards, bureaus, beds
Candles, sperm. 60 mould, do dipt
Soap, old port wine
Wafer proot. cast. hats
Mems fine hat.
Knives and forks, &c. &C.. =
ALSO, uiihoai reserve,
A most superb London made portable
desk, bound and secured with brass, with
dressing case, sc.
~hIl limited articles, may be purchs-
sed previous TO the sale.
S. A. MARSTELLEk, auct.
NAV 3 -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
MUSEUM OF
w A X FIG U r E S.

The citizens OF this town and vicinity
are respectfully informed, that this day
will commence the exhibition, on Royal
street, opposite the New Market, OF an
Elegant Collection Of War Figures,
MADE IN ALEXANDRIA,
And believed 10 be superior to apy ever
shown here. Among them are the follow
ing:
General Washington, Gen. Alexsndef
Hamilton, Black Beard. the noted pirate,
American Dwarf, 80 inches bigb-wili
make bis obedience TO the company Gre
clan Father & Daughter, Sleeping Beau
" and her Child the latter opens and
shuts its eyes, and exhibits every appear
ance of animation. Baltimore Beauty.
Quaker Beauty and Der child, Twin Bro
theirs and Twin Sisters, OtheIlo and Des:
denona, twelve small Figures that will
dance reel to the music scene on The
western frontier, in which savage is in
the act of taxing an American soldiers
scalp. Sergeant Clifton in the act OF
tbrusting his sword through . savage,
while the latter is raising bis tomahaWk
TO despatch him.
G5-Admiitance 95 cents Children
bali price. Music on an elegant organ.
Hours of exhibition. from 6 A. M. TO 10
Pm The proprietors OF the above mu.
scum have been careful in the selection
of the figures, by which they hope 10 meet
with liberal encouragement:
1.-THE collection will remain in town
but short time.
maf3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
OIIO:
Consisting Of the .toilouing Rscita.
tionS and Songs:

Consisting Of the .foilowing Rscita.
tions and Songs:
Part ist. An occasional poetical ad.
dress. Song. Let lame sound the trum.
pet, and cry 10 the war. Recitation, The
Silver Tankard. New song, The Spiri,
of Leonidas TO the Greeks. Recitation
Justification, or never hungry, dry, nor
tired! Comic song, A Cure for Tipping
or, The Queer Little Man got long way
to go.
Part I'd. Song, Black Eyed Susan.
Recitation. The French Snuff. Box. Co.
mic song, Tippitywitchct, or, Involunta-
~ Commissions. Recitation, The Two
Stammerers New song, Uncle Sans Com,
or Columbian Dollars. Part Sd. OP1T,
CAL V.iG.4RiES; accompanied with vo.
cal, instrumental, and rhetorical illustra>
tons in which upwards OF thirty sub.
Jects will be displayed. The particulars
Of which will be given in future bills
The above optical arrangement has been
al the winter in preparation, al consider
able pains and expense many 81 the r.
cures will appear as if coming from an
immense distance. will approach close,
and vanish in different ways. Most OF the
human figures will move either their un
der jaw, eyes, arms, or feet Fl; and are cal
cuIa;ed 10 shew how the ignorsHt Ma
bave been imposed upon in former ages. y
At the end Of part the second, superb
>. NATIONAL PICTURE,
containing above l32 square feet Of can
vass; representing a perspective view OF
THE CAPITOL OF TIE
UNITE u Sta TIE 8,
taken from the Pennsylvania avenue.
TDoors opened att past 6 o'clock
performance 70 commence at past Z pre-.
ciseiy.
tTTickets 80 cents esch-children
under IA years OF age, halt price.-To be
had at the Hall on the days and evening s
OF performance. :, . ~,
CHARLES BURTON.
may /
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS.

NoRFoLK, May Alt was cnrrentlyLe-
ported here yesterday, that small pilot
boat built schooner. OF about 90 tons, sal,
led the John, OF Richmond, commanded
by a man named Lazarus, and owned by
another named JONES' lett Richmond on
Saturday night last, under very suspicious
circumstances. She had been laying at
Rockets for some tune, where she was mt.
ted out; was painted black, with waist
cloths, on WHICH false ports were panied.
On Saiurdsy she was taking in -four, and
kegs-of tobacco, and was stated, by those
on board, TO be bound to New Port, II
had heen previously said that she was to
proceed to Key West. 10 join Com. Por--
ter's squadron, probably 10 take out a
cargo tor ssje.] Before sailing from Rock
cts on Saturday night, some muskets, pow.
der, and ball were taken on board. A
vessel which left Richmond few days
before, had on board two 8 FOUNDERS,
since supposed 10 be intended for the
John. The J. had only few men on
board when she lett Richmond On
Tuesday, when the Steamboat passed up.
she was at anchoE off Cannon's Marshes,
and appeared to be- quite light; on the re-
turn OF The steamboat on Wednesday, she
was at anchor off Mount Pleasant, above
James Town, and deeply laden she ap-
peared to have about dozen men on
deck, who seemed busily engaged amid
ships, and boat full Of men was seen to
pass from her TO the shore. -
We further learn, that on Wednesday
The collector of this port received letter
from the collector at Richmond, stating
that the J. bad left there under mysterious
circumstances, when the cutter Monroe
was Immediately despatched in pursuit,
and will, no doubt, give satisfactory &C.
count Of her. Some other circumstance.
which have ,ranspired, induce belief
that the J.. is engaged in some unlawful
enterprise deacon
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
Public Sale.


On THURSDAY, 18th Of Moy, atIs o'crS,
~ Will be sold at the Reading
Nk Room, the dwelling. house ard 4
Xsnc' lots Of land. on STUMP HILL.
49, lately occupied by the late Mr. Re-
G, Norton the. whole containing about
ELI acres, we'll inclosed, The situation is
high & healthy, with fine view OF the river
and town. from which it. is distant 2 miles
The garden is well situated, and ha. ms-
ny valuable vines, shrubs, fruit trees, and
good asparagus beds. The house twosto-
ries high, Of brick, with every necessary
out house, with a pump connected with g
dairy at The coor The lots will bs sold
altogether or separately TO suit purcba'
strs, and reasonable, tune for payment
will be given upon the purchase money
being we'll secured with interest from the
day Of sale. a plan OF the land may be
seen at the auction room
may s. 4. MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

( many generals Of Brigade, and an incsl-
culable number Of employees, belonging to
the different departments, The troops,
az soon rs they arrive, are sent towards
the frontiers o Spain. The weather hav-
ing needed. those which are ready labOut
It, O0O) will go into camp to-day and to-
morrow. The persons who have under-
taken TO lay bridge of boats over Ike Bi
dassio will have every thing ready by
the e8th, so that it is supposed Inc bridge
will be laid across on The 1st OF April
Almost the whole of the Duke OF ARgou-
eme's establishment is now here, and his
Royal h,ehness is expected before the end
of The month. 1t is still asserted that as
soon as the Duke has arrived, and has re-
viewed the troops, the army viii enter
Spain by the routes we have before stated,
| unless the negotiations actually on foot be.
tween France and England should decide
otherwise,
The Constituiionalists on the frontiers;
on their side, are hardly making any, pre-
parations to oppose the Invasions, for with
the exception Of 8 or 600 conscrIpts, who
bave lately arrived at Nittoris. the divi-
sion of Torrijos has not been reinforced,
and 1t is barely suficieot 10 defend Fam
peuna and st. Sebastian in case OF attack,
which are both we'll pro-, sicned and IN
a respectable stale OF defence.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March "a.
COtton.-The Market opened on Mon.
day with revived demand Tor Bowels,
which increased ill the middle OF The
week, when it became exceedingly AMI
mated, and the sales on Wednesday and
Thursday were very extensive. at an adj
vance of 1.8 to Ia per ID. The importers,
availing themselves OF this avidi'y, pressed
this description on the buyers, whith
counteracted the prsyiou, tendency o! the
market, and caused tEi6ing reaction; Inc
currency at the close Of The week, howev-
er, settled at an advance Of l.8 on our
former quotations of this description.
For other descriptions, American Cot
ton there was good demand, bur at no
variation in price: TIE private lranssc,
tons consisted of 1856 Bowels, at & So
to Q, Tennessees and Alabamas, st to u;
1889 Orleans, II TO u; 1858 Sch Islands,
l2 20 235--naking total, With other des
criptons, OF t8 SOB bags. including about
4,000Boweds taken in speculation
1obacco.--A good export demand for
ordinary Virginia and Kentucky Leaf.
which with some speculation. took off a
bout $50 hhds. 1t previous rates, 48 bids
fine wrapping Virginia Leaf for Ireland
brought I'd.
.4shss.--The recent advance in Pots has
given check 10 speculation, but The de-
mand for consumption Continues and ex-
leeds the supplies. In the early part Of
the week, 9OObbls Montreal Pots brought
II to 7as. and 100 Pearls So to 6Us.
since which the market has been stationary.
OF States ashes there is great scarcity.
!. .Navl Stores -793 bbIs. ofgood quality
Turpentine sold at auction at 10 Sd. and
the market getting bare prices are likely
to be. supported. Tar in good request
at rather better prices. 1000 bbls Caro-
lima sold from the Quay at l4s Sd 10 f5s'
per Dbl. $50 bbls Of Am. Pitch sold at
auction at FIVE per cent. in bond. '''.'12
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
Rational and Philosophical
AMUSEMENT,
AT THE TOWN HALL.
For Tmo hjphfs Onl,y:

For 1ro Nights Only:
Monday, the 9th, y tuesday,, the 9Th May.
The ladies and gentlemen of Alexan-
dria are most respectfully Informed, that
in con>t sequence OF the Inconvenience late.
'ly experienced while performing at the
theatre. the subscriber has engaged the
Town Hall, which will be fitted up with
an elegant Frontispiece, decorated With
superb groups of Flowers, Banners, &c.
painted ct considerable labour and ex.
pense, in which be will perform an
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
may 6

on THURSDAY, 18Th INST. at IL o'clock.
WILL be sold at The Reading Room,
w on credit OF 60 and 80 days,
90 Shares ashby's Gap Stock.
S. A. MARSTELLLK, auct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
Public sale.

Public sale.
ON TUESDAY the Goth of May next,
~ will positively be sold, at he resi-
dence of the late Jacob HeiDemsn, decd.
VARIETY OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of beds. bedsteads. sidelosrds.
tables, chairs, carpets, and one eight day
clock also, one. first rate mich c'w.-
Also, a variety Of silver spoons. sup la.
dies, cream-pots, &c. Sc
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r..
N. B.. The abovementiou ID sale Twill
lake place at 10 o. CLOCK. A M Y ben the
articles therein named, will positively be
sold TO the highest bidder.
T. J. executor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

,...Rents. received in Lisbon on the
n.b of March, he bad marched out OF
cbsyes with his troops. proceeded to
,,e Pazo de Regos. with view to
rrc,s the Duero and fall upon Lamego,
,,d even embarked some men toe this
unrooss but the latter had BEEN dri-
rsn hack with some loss by the govern.
,.sn, troops on the opposite bank.
An AIgerine squadron sailed Feb.
nh for Egypt. The Dutch consul had
giysn po,ies that IL they took Spa.
ni,b vessel, the Dutch squadron would
attack them.
GIBRALTAR, March ia French
convoy passed the Straits yesterday
morning from the Mediterranean. Il
consisted offs vessels, under the escort
Of brig Of war. A Spanish chip of
the liue and brig are reported to
have sailed from Cadiz on a cruize.
Nsw YoRx, May Sat IL o'clock
asst night, the editors Of the Gazette
received Paris papers to the 22d Of
March. by the ship Lewis, from Havre,
whence she sailed on the Gath. They
only have time to notice . few of the
leading articles.
Ths Official Gazette Of the 10th,
contains . decree Of the king cashier
ing Sergeant Mercier. for disobeyiog
the orders Off superior officer in not
laying violent hands on NJ Manuel IN
the Chamber Of Deputies.
The sccounts from Odessa are to The
e6th Of February, which notice advices
from Constan,inople to the 18th. Tnoy
throw some light on the propositions
from Verons, furnished the Porte by
Lord Strangford. & on which he held
conference with the Rcis Effsndi, on
the 3uth of January. 1t was under
stood that the peace Of tie East would
DOT be disturbed and that Lord s. had
sigui6ed to the Refs Effendi that the
Emperor Alexander was desirous OF
peace and the other powers, on the
principle Of not interfering with the in.
terual regulations Of other nations had
the same views. s. desired at the same
time. that he Sublime Porte would
puasue the system. recently adopted of
separating the innocent from the guilty.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
THIS DAY.

WIILL be sold at the auction store.
w on Friday next, the I'd Of May,
TO sides soaI leather
BY order OF the trustees.
s. A. MAkSTELLER, auet.
apr 26
.pThe above sale is post
poned until TUESDAY. the 9Th OF May.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06
AUCTION SALES.

Sale Without Reserve.
TOMORROW at spa., 10 O'Clock,
M ILL be sold on " alter, between
w Prince & Duke streets, quantity OF
Household 3 Kitchen Fur,u-
lure,
(the property of gentleman quitting
house keeping. Of The very best quality,
and in good order, such as side boards,
set tsbles, claw foot tea do. china, beds,
Gedsteads, chairs, &c.
S. A. MAkSTELLER, auc,.
mau
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-06

Columbian Insurance Office.
j: alexandria, May !, 1898.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
i holders of the Columbian Insurance
Company of Alexandra, tina, dividend
OF four per cent. on the cash capital has
this day been declared payable on the
10th inst. By order of the board.
JAMES SANDERSON, Sec.
may 6 81
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COHEN'S

Lottery & Exchange Office, ia Market'sreet,
BALTIMORE:
Where in the last Monument Lotteries
The following numerous capitals were sold,
and many o. them in shares. viz.
No. s3l63 a capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. 26l19 a capital OF $4,000 DOLLS.
No. 975 a capita OF $4,000 DOLLS.
No. l6346 . capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1886 capital of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1898 capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. 9746 a ca pital Of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1865 capital Of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 3xl8 capital of $1,000 DOLLS.
Besides an immense number OF minor de-
nomination.
erOrGers from any part OF the United
States, will meet the most prompt atten'
ton addressed TO.
j. /. COHEN, T. Sec'ry,
mayI to The Managers. Boifrs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
Elegant Accomplishments i,

Corner Of Prince and fatcfa1-arsets.)
I OUlSA RUSSELL, from Europe,
IL will instTuct Ladies and Misses In
the arts Ct Drawing an Painting on Vel.
vet, worsted aud rug work oh canvas,
making ornaments consisting OF card racks,
pincu, hons, animals, relicuies, trimmings
for dresses, fire screens, mantle ornaments,
&c. sc. Also, the much admired art Of
stamping OF leaves. flowers and plants on
satin and paper for trimming dresses and
ornaments equal to nature.
Terms per month, which includes
course of I2 Lessons, of two hours each,
D.5 payable in advance. Material, tor
velvet painting and stamping OF leaves,
flowers and plants, will he found by l.. r.
velvet excepted; without extra charge.
AT a moderate price, she will impart the
secret Of making the liquid velvet coIors,
equal TO imported. Specimens OF paint>
ing and needle-work to be seen at the
School, where materials may be had of
her at New York prices.
June FL
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Public Sale

ON TUESDAY will be sold at the auc-
~ ton store, great variety OF goods
the greater part Without reserve-am1ng,
which are n 0. sugar in hbds, vinegar,
in DO sugar, rum, brandy. white wslnuts,
palm nuts, cider. soap and candles, sup.
beef, sup. fish do.
ALSO,
Lamps, furniture o! every description
new and I'd hand. new fashioned and old.
good aud bad, too cheap!
ALSO,
A choice lot Of crockery and hardware
such as knives and forks, &C. Also. paper
haDgings glazed
ALSO,
A lot Of dry goods suited 10 he present
season. India mating superior, sc.
also,
A middle aged black Man. OF good char
acter, by order OF the executor
N. b Al! limited articles may be had
at any time.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
iune l9
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District of Columbia,

County Of .Aie1snds IA.
DHARIS THkOOP has applied 10 the
/ honorable William Cranch, chlet
Judge Of me United States circuit court'ott
The District OF Columbia to he DISCHARGED
from imprisonment, under the act tor the
relief of nsolvent debtors within the dis
tr,ct OF Columbia, on the first Tuesday IN
July next, at o'clock, AN at the court
house IN Alexandra, when and where n!s
creditors ore required TO attend.
E. LEE, G. c.
;uno OF ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
district of Columbia,

County Of Jl'erdndrla.
DAViD HOUSE has applied to the
IL honorable Williami Crsncb, chief
Judge OF the U. States circui' court OF the
District of Columbia tu be- discharged
from Imprisonment, under the act for the
relief OF insolvent debtors within The Dis
,r;ct of Columbia, Oh the first Tuesday in
July next, at 9 clock, An, al the court
house 10 Alexandra. when aRd where bis
creditors are required 10 attend.
E. LEE, c. C..
june FL 81
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district OF Columbia,

County Of vdteEundrid.
SNAVlS BOHiL, Das applied 10 the
- honorable william CranCh, Chief
Judge ot the United States Circuit Court
of ,ne Dlstr.ct ul Columbia ~ be dlsCharg-
Ell lrom imprisonment, unGec the act Tor
the IeiIel ol lnsoysnt debtors WITHIN the
D,slncl Vi CoumDla, Oh the hrsl tuesday
OF July neal, al y o'clock, A. M. a, The
Court nuuse IN Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required 10 attend.
EDM. /. LEE, Z. Z.
lune II 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21

County of Alexandria.
GORGE DAVIS, has applied TO the
VI Honorable William Cranch, chief
nudge OF the United States circuit court OF
the District OF Columbia TO be discharged
from imprisonment, under the act tor the
relief OF insoIvent debtors within the DIS
.rict of Columbia, on the first Tuesday in
July next, at o'clock, A. M at the court
house in Alexandra, when and where his
creditors are required TO attend.
EDM. |. LEE. c. {.
tune 81
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District of Columbia,

County St A erandrta.
JCHN TATSAPAUGH has applied to
y the Hon. VIM. Cranch, chief judge OF
the United States circuit court OF the Dis
tr,ct of Columbia 10 be discharged from
Imprisonment, under the act Tor the reliet
oil insolvent debtors within the District OF
Columbia. on the first Tuesday in July
next, at g O'Clock, A. NJ at the court
house ia Alexandra, when and where his
creditors are required 10 attend.
June 9l-3t EDM. |. LEE, c. G.
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District of Columbia

County Of alexandria.
ENLIAS P. LEGG, has applied to the
- Honorable William Cranob, Chief
Judge OF the United States Circuit Court
of ,ne District of Columbia, 10 be dischar-
ged from imprisonment. under the act Tor
the reliet OF insolyent debtors within the
District of Columbia, on the first Tuesday
in July next, at 9 O'Clock, A, M. at the
Cour, House in Alexandria, when and
where bis creditors are required to at
tend. EDM. !. LEE, G. {.
jt,ra OIL
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ssA MARINE LIST, 9
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRlVED-JUEE I9.
Schr. Stag, Newt, baltimore; freight
to different merchants OF the district.
SAILED,
Schr. Rising sun, Silver, Salem.
SCnr. Alert, Bears, Boston.
Soop Java, Mason, New York.
The snip Diana, Mendenhall, Of this
por,, was lett at .Monleylde0 on the S9lh
Z. March.
JUNE 2O--No arrivals.
SAILED,
S!oop Iheo. Armlslead. Rollins, Nor
Iolk.