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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01
MARSIIAJjS SAI-E

pursuance Of an order Or NE superior court of siancerV
Tor the hicnord district s,sil on Tbursl,v tle os
y " LAZY INST osr for sale 10 The highest bidder At pu-
nc auction for ons al The Rocky Mills house the iafs
. 90 Lemvr hiddck the perishsle property Of said
uuich (aow ~ my 0ssessnn) consising Of horses maes
Guns w, Hnu hogs household furnHure books, &c.
he sale will he made under an order of The t7 lime
ie ~ male ~ the case OF Sreed vs. Biddick.
should the nb0ye naired day prove unfair tire sale
WIZ be made The irst f.ir day thereafter.
II, . j. GUEaRANr, ". s. C.C.n.D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-01

w AS Commute - inv jail " King Queen cO1nIy
w on the 3Jtn day Of Api l,sa nerrn man VIII, r,
n.el amos and sy' b., Is the properly % Mr. William
CWenan oi Abenrre rouity he appears he about I'M
rye Of 80 or 90 years light complexion Zee, or 10 irc
higii snd slrsas boldly VIXEN spoken had on when
c"ohiicd drah cnat swrnStOwn Haisfcoaf and NEGRO
cotton wntaeons very much wOrfand had With him 70.
ferat Other aftes of olone Tho owner Is reanesfed 10
aud take ii'n aelyi -
49,, WiKLtkN STONE. Jeiisr.
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100000 DOLLARS

10000 10000 10000 $780, 5000 II of 1000 Sc still undrswn
~ TICKETS WILL RISE to Fifteen Dollars on I'll,
lOih OF July until which time they may be had, viz:
Whole Ticke;-s iz-may draw ) 100000
Hall do Q do $4,000
Quarter do. do. $1,000
Eighth do. so do. 1880
~ Whole tickets and shares Warranted undrawp 10 Ia.
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Notice 10 .SiOne .JlSoas and C,lrDg0feTs

.Nohee 10 Stone UdSons and Cdrpeniers.
ENlk undersigned sioner nbpph,eJ V roar,
~ receive proposals. ard .nnraet I,r The lu,I,i;, J,
yAl ~ ihe ccrPoraton ofJyucbburg. The dimensions f
the building are 90 feet front ~ bach and ~ fe pi,c
Tho walls OF stone, aud feet thick. We deem n innc
cesary To- e more cHplictin this notce ~ plan OF the
viii he furnished Oh application 10 Us
THOMAS a. HoICOMDE
JOIN VICTOR,
I JriY l. Ih-WSw AIf.IN atrgANIEr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
DAVID RUDM AN.

NO. i36, ala, - -,,trect.
Nearly ohhoS,fe Me Slgu II he Golden Eagle,
Rsspeclfu'y uforns tie Public
V"HAT he h4s on hand very general assortment
OF the ,ar,ous kinds OF SHOES in use, a large
proportion Of which are Of his n,anufscture,
cheap as ei any store Of clpSl quality
.iLSO-a quantity Of cheap shoes and boo,ces Of
he following descrp'ions-W omen's goat skin mo.
rocco shoes at 4s6 $50 arrl SIS per pair Cilidrens
leather and rnoroc boot, es of coors 3s
q pair and under; Chiiarens' feather and morocco
shoes at Ss 2s5. and ls5.
CAT skins, wax and black grand reas Leather,
Morocco of fvarious colors shoe lining copper and
iron nns webbing, ferret cord, binding skins. shoe
backing. with almost every article geuera ally called
tor al u shoe store.
Shoes of every dissertation made Cor Customers. Of
tho best materials, and substantial workmanship
particular attention paid to repairing
NEWPORT 23d Of Ith mo 1925
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
CO CHE,4Il CHE4P!! CHEAP! !!!.O
Ladies 0nG Geniemen's
BOOTS & SHOES,
nANurAGIuEep by
JOHN w. DAVIS, Jun & Co.

AZ no keeps number Of expe rienced workmen,
W some OF them recently from Lynn, for the pur
pose OF manufacturing BOOTS & SHOES, of all de
scriptlons ard Of The bes, materials. He has taken
part OF store No 100. 1hame sstrect, directly oppu.
site his store No. 99 for the accommodation o, la.
dies aud Gentlemen who wish to leave their nea.
uce. The! have recently made addition their for.
mer stock, which makes u complete
Among ihen are.
Ladies first quality morocco and hid, s.rap and
lace waking shoes;
Frst qua'ny duo ditto Pumps;
Dltto OI,cix Denmark satin shoes,
Ditto, COlOred do do do
DItO, Satteea shoes:
Ditto. Leather and Morocco Boots;
Misses frs, gua!i,, black aud colored morocco
shoes;
Chidrens ditto black and colore6 boots & shoes ;
Mems fine calf skin boots and shoes, FIRST quality
Dn,o, Morocco Pumps, do
DITTO, thick shoes-men's brogsns;
boys brogans
The above Boots arr-l Shoes will be ssld as lew rs
can be urchased in town or state, at Wholesale or
retail Country traders, and others, are invited To
call and see for themselves. AL orders punctuaily
attended TO.
o. 500 pair Of Mems nard shoes. suitable for the
Southern or West India market, which'wi be sold
very low.
n. u They have one of the frs, rate workmen on
Philadelphia peg heels Ladies Wishing to 5e fitted
with those kind OF shoes, will please leave their
above
Newport. April % 1922 TU1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
BOOTS & SHOES.
Benjamin Marsh, jun. s CO.

ReSsel s"y .nfs'm htIr Jrienes aud ihe hub
nc IN genera!
7 HAT they have just made such ad.
I d.tons 10 their former suck of
BOOTS aud SHOES,
as TO render their assortment complete. Among
which arc, Ladies morocco kid and Denmsrk. satin
shoes OF various colots and Of the most fashionable
patterns Also, quantity of walking shoes Of di
erent qualities, some low rs 6s per psr-A great
variety OF misses and childrens Boots aud Shoes OF
AL co,rrs
Constantly On hand -Gent'emen's calf skin boots
and shoes yosths do. Of their own msufacture an,s
warranted goUd.One case Of ladies' shoes lust re-
ceived. for g. 81 per pair and vahie,y OF others
such as sre ususS called for
The above boots and Shoes will he sold as low rs
can be bought in any store in town, ofequa quality
Those who may wish to purchase would do we'll o
call at No 95 Thames street, and corner Of Market
square
Ladies wishing to be fined from their meas
ures with morocco kid boots shoes will please
to cali al the store above mentioned or at No l44
Thames. street.
ADril 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BSCE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
Il friends and The pub,ic, thst they have es,ab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employee
Mn experienced workman at The coloring aud finish
ing Wooilen goods OF all descriptions will he Gn-
ished in the neaiest manner, the most reasonable
WOOL CAKDlNG.
Wool o! all grades carded into rolls in The hes,
manner. They continue to manufacture wool On
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
ployers.
The following persons will receive and forward
sny aticies intended for the Union Factory.
EDW ARD SrANBQPE, and
ROBERT & FRANCIS CARR. .NewteT.
GEORGE LAW fON, 1iTertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry.
They return their sincere tanks To their tormer
customers aud solicit the continuance OF their Ia
YOURS JOHN BADCOCk.
MOSES LAWlON
Portsmouth. June 10
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l. ,Dtt.H
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VERY omar
BURDlCk & HUICnINS,

ResteeyuAy inform Me Ladies cf iewhorf
aud rs vicinity,
THAT they manufacture all kinds Of
Il ladies. misses and chldren's Boots and Shoes,
in the neatest and most fashionable manner, and OF
the be st materials.
They also keep constantly on hand. complete as
sortment Of morocco and kid walking shoes, and
pumps, /, also, black and coiored Denmark satin
shoes-rnisses and children's do. All Of which will
be sold very low
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at No l24.
Thames street, opposite the Union Hotel, and Judge
for themselves.
Aprh l6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30


An ACT -c2plemen,a'y TO he seve'ai scis
10, the adjustment oil land CLAIMS IN the
State al Louisiana.
BE II enacted by the Senate and Hoase y
Rrfresensanues oJ ne UnHed Sfafes o( amer p
tca, IN Congress assembled, That he Claims
for lsods within the kss,ern Dls,ict OF the
= ate Of Louisiana, describe by the Register
Of he Land Office Of the sold Distinct IN his
r-pou 10 ,he Secretary of the T,essu'y, bear.
lng date the sixth OF January, one ,houssnd
eight bundled ond twenty one, be, and he
same arc hereby, confirmed sgaIns, any
claims on the psr, of the un' cd S'a"s.
Sec. .. int Be IL /urfh,r enoctef, That
the claim. 70 l.ods within The Dist ict Mouth
NJ Ped River 10 the slate oi Louisiana, de.
sc,,Ded by ,he Register u! ibe Land Office OF
he sad District, IN his ,epor 10 The oecte.
tsy OF the Treasury, bearing dave The hast
J,nusrv, one thousand eigh, hundred and
,wenly one, and incl uded ~ inc bts', second,
snd ihi'd classes OF CLAIMS, be, aud the ssrne
ne nrreby, conf med against any claim on
the part OF the United S,ares, with the excep.
,lon of the CLAIMS numbered forty end hfy.
one in the hts, class, and Ut the claims mum.
be,cd forty four, 70 ~ Eve, iory.s'x io,ty-
seven, and forty eight, IN the said hfs' class
(which are included in the claim oi Baron
B4srop)
Washington. Feb o. 1928. '.---.
Approved-JAMEs MONROE.
An ACT for laying out and making road
from the Lowe Rsp'ds Of the Miami OF
L,ke Erie, to The Western Boundary of
me Come ec,icut Wesiein Reserve, ~ The
state Of OHIO, sgteesble to tho provnions
of ,be Treaty Of Brown.own.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and Hon'e 9
,ehresentanues Of The UnHed Stoies Y diner
,ea in Congress assembled, That the state OF
Onio !, hereby authorized to lay out, open
nd construct a road, from the Lower Rapids
.! the Miami NJ Lake Erie, 10 ,he Weslern
Bound. Of The Coonecticu, Western He
r. We, in such a manner as the Legislature oi
aid ate may by law provide, with The sp
baton II the President of the Onhed
,s,e.; which rad, when c,nsuocted, shall
ever tsmain public highway
sec 2. IND be n Ja,ther enacted, That
u order TO .osDle the state oil ONO TO open
and svn,uue, said road, a Hsc, oi iand, one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

\OitlE.
IAMES TOWNSEND, inform. bis friends and
y the public, that he has employed an experienced
workman at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and IS ready to attend to the calls oi his old Gus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punc;usliy attended
to-call at the Chambers over his Store. north
corner of Bannister 's-wharf March o. 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

BsINTkp PunLIsHRp
WILLLlH SLDO.tS,
HRIsT.R or rHEL LAWS ~ THE EUEIrgDsTATIs.
Terrs Of n.e Republican.
Two dollars year-one half IN advance.
Price Of .idrerfis,ny.
Sc dollar and fifty cents square, tor three weeks,
snatwen'y-fye cents COR eaeh publication alter
smaller Dnes in the same proportion.
cJ' Advertisements will be continued nH for bi6Gen,
unless tn. term Of Continuance he specified
LTJob Work satisfactorily executed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30

Aa AZ / to revive, and 10 continue in force,
the seventh section OF an act, tn,iiled " An
act, supple emeDtaiy to the several acts tor
the adjustment oi land claims IN the State
oi t.ouisisps," approved the eleventh May,
eiehesn hundred and twenty, and for Other
purposes.
Beir enacted BY 6e Sendfc and Ho:se Of
Representation sffhe Unifed States of .ome-.
iea in ConS'css ossem6itd, Thai the seventh
section OF on act, enu,led An act supple
mcniary To the several acis Tor the ad iustment
OF ishd Claims in the State Of LouisIsns, sp.
proved he eleventh Of Mcy. one thousand
eigh, hundred snd twen y, in relation TO back
concessions, be, and the same is hereby, re
Sved, snd cor,iooed in iull iorce and eject,
tor the 'e m "t eighteen months, tfoM snd Of
ief The pessing Of this act.
Sec. p. ind be IL Jurker enacted. Tho,
so much Of .hc lot Of lend on winch Is situa.
ted the navy store. house, in New Oneaps, as
mpy be nece.'ery TO continue the s''ee', now
commenced, lesding from Cond' street to
Maket-hsll, is hereby g'so,ed, and Vesled IN,
The Co, POI alton of the CHy oj Nrw Orleans,
los ,he purpose Of continuing the sa ! succi.
Washington, Feb. %. 1929.
Apprcved-sAMES MONROE.
An ACT to repeal SO much of an act, passed
The eighteenth April, one thousand eight
hundied and SIX, 81 limits the pticc ot ccf-
tam land IN the STATE OF Tennessee.
Be IL enacted 6y hc Senate and Hovse Of
RehreSenfaspes Of Ihe United Stafes o/ diner
tco in Congress assembled, ! hat so much Of
an sct, passed. Ihe eighteenth day OF Apnl,
ne thousand eight hundred and sls, en,i led
" An act TO ao,ho'lze the S'a,e Of Tennessee
TO issue grants end perfect tiies 10 certain
lands therein described, and TO settle the
claims 10 the vacant and uoapproptio'ed lands
within the same" whish provides f" iha, The
lowest price OF all lands grained or sold with
IN the eedsd tefrGory shall be the same as
shss De enthusiastically Congress, for the lands
oil the United Sts,es," be, end the same rs
hereby, repe oicd; and the Leg'sic,ure OF the
State VI 1eDne ssee ate au,horlged and en-
powered to efIix such pice TO the land. ~
SAID ceded terfitoiy, as, IN their dHctenon'
wsy DO deemed light and proper; any thing
In .sid act Of tho eighteenth OF hpul, one
thousand eight hundred and six, TO the con
trsty rotwith s,enG,ng.
Washington, Feb. 2s, 1872. Approved
JAMES MONROE.
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MARBLE
MON u Nj t. n i $,

w y = y 4'5 = ~ u ~
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
l. Fire Places and Grave stones, Of American
and Italian Marble, blue, white and ciouded, for
sale on The Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
snd mast dur4be Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any so. IN this state Free Stone tor Windows,
Gaps and Sills, fieartbs, Fire Places sud Steps,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
Cash, Country produce, or other Merchand,ze. and
on long credi, trequred
apply to JAMES STEVENS,
Newport March 81. Pchd,n. Sree.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-30
SHEATHING PAPER, LiNSEED
OIL, SLAVES, &c.

A CONSTANT supply of the following kinds Of
~ Paper, Of q very superior quality, may be had
BY applying TO
r.. w. WTON,
Cs-Ye, Of H'ashington Square and Than =
S,rees--GJz:
Pine shea,hing for Copper sand, shes,h'ng-
Double end single wrapping, e,tra sizes-Sentsb
LAP, for Hardware, &c.
so,
10 bbls wa,ernsn's Lnseed OIL
lU.COO w q. Bhd. SLAVES
81 900 CIGARS
GTUne case superfne L'NtNs, CHEAP by the
pi,.e 90 y,rd
Aewp51, July II.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
WIN. GOUDELL & Go.

Corner Of Prince and Union Streets J
nFFER for sale 400 bush first quality seed
" potatoes, 1000 punches onions, Is bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 WI new bacon well cured
Brets, oats, and black eyed peas
Hhds aud tierces molasses
lihds and bbls sugar
Bbis beef (mess aud prime No y
Do mess pork, Goldfish
Mackerel Nos /, . and 3 in bbls s. half bbls
Bbls tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at "a low price
Do Nos and chocolate
Chests II tea, Souchong do
Imperial and gunPowder do in boxes and
III cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh raisins, cheese
WhiSkey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stoughton's bitters in b ,tles.
Papers spice bitters
indigo, copperas, powder aid shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts very
cheap)
Seine twine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils. with variety of other ar
ticles at wholesale or retail. n. 3. Ship stores
put mn on the best terms ian 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
MkXICn.

Capt Hawley Of the schooner Fame,ar-
rived at this port, states that according to
the last reportsreceiVed at Alvsrado from
he interior provinces, Puebla ,Oxaivia md
Vera Cruz have all decla red in faVou Of
me liberal system OF governeme I, and
that TIE captain General Echeverea vas
at the city of Pueblo,st the mead Of 5000
men, and would march Immediately or
the city Of Mexioo. The emper OF vas
ihen in the city Of Msxico,an vas ssid TO
Dc fortlfying il; reports say .hai u also
had 500omen. Phiiad. Gaz.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
A GARD.

VEN0 the Citizens Of Columbia. ]. Trench,
Il manufacturer of vestimental soap, for ex-
Iracting all kinds ofgrease, paint, oil, &c. from
gentemen's clothing, and imperial renovator
or extracting all manner ofstsins occaSoned bv
grease, oil, &c. from ladies dresses Of every
description restoring the same, let the quality
be what II may, Co is former condition without
injury to either cloth or color, returns his most
anieigned thanks to his friends and the public
for the Kind patrOna e md many favOrs bestow.
ed on him since his rival, and most respect
tally begs leave io inform them that he intends
leaving Alexandria ia very few days, during
which time be requests that any lady or gentle.
nan who entertaius the least doubt Of the SD.
pcror excellence Of the above composition will
bring any Of their garments damaged as above
described, and the same will be removed ~
their presence in a few minutes, gratis and
tisiactoTy proof given that the practice so ire
quently resorted TO, Especially by ladies) o.
sending fine dresses on account of such stain,
TO the dyers 10 be dyed, may in ali cases be dis
yonsed with. Apply at NJ. John Thompson's,
Rodal.street, march 20
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
Sugars. Molasses, Bum. etc.

sugars. Molasses, Rum, etc.
ToHN II. LADD & Co. have for sale, on IA
- vorahle terms,
40 hhds muscovado sugars
80 boxes brown Havana sugars
10 hhds molasses
30 hhds West India
do Jamaica Rum
100 bbls ~ EaglandS
IL pipes Cognac and MarseiIles brandy
pipes Holland gin
$50 bbis old rye whskey
- pipes de Araujos & Blandy & Co Ma
deira wine, in casks of II gallons
40 or casks Pico Madeira (Lisbon careo)
Teneritle cargo, Sicily Madeira and ourrant
wine
60 bags Havana and ST. Domingo coffee
60 barrels New York prime beef
$50 boxes Marseilies, marbed, white, and
Philadelphia yellow soap
70 boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
7;N tons plaster
20 boxes window glass, various sizes
20 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm and common
whale oil, smoked behring's bills, colouring, wea.
yers' reeds, hops, glauber salts, ploughS, cut
naiiS, writing pager, quilts, hats shoes, boots.
Havana and Philadelphia seears, figs, fiherts,
rice cotton, vinegar, sugar loaf, paper, binders,
boards, &c SC march n
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
y Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

q HE subscriber has just received fresh
supply Of FIRST quality Goshen cream cheese
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine sack do,
wine bitters superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dialss; which together with the best wines in
wood aud in bottles, old Jamaica and Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, Cognac brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. for sale as usual at his store on Royal-st
next door 10 the cItX hotel WM DUNLAP
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
). Il L.. CHAMBERLAIN

EFAVE for sale 625 pairs mems coarse shoes,
: 90 do do boots, 200 bush seed potatoes,
6unO vt. bacon
50 bush white beans
IS do peas
Bis whiskey, do apple brandy, do bounce, do
y f. rum, do cordial, do sugar LIST aud ID quail
ties, do mackerel Nos. /, . and 3, do lard, keg>
do, bags pepper, boxes soap, do chocolate, do
mould and dipped candies, imperial, Young Hy-
son, Souchong and 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,
blocks, nails, seine and sewing Irvine, trace
ropes, bed cords, paints and oils, family -four.
ALSO, good supply of wood, &c &c. &c.
Prince street wharf, march 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
Hemp, Duck, and Sheeting.

HEMP, buck and Shooting.
a tons Russia hemp
8 bales do sheetng
do ravens duck
90 bols Russia do. lust received and
for sale by fHfNEAS JANNEY,
Who has in store and offers for sale
$50 tons Swede's bar iron
Al boxes RodInans spcrmaceti candles
cases OF Canton grapes
do 'Nankin dresses and black shaws
trunks cambrics aud dimities
3 cases water proof patent hats
White lead and Spanish brown, cromic vel.
low, aqua forts, vitriolic ether, cut nails and
Grads lOmo 80
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-07
M1AR1Mao
FOR BREMEN,
For Sale or Freight.

TOT SdIC UT TFtiSHl,
R The good brig W. --%hA
N NUS.Jas Kelly, mas S&fA
FSfNM ter burthen 500 bar ! al EA
1900 rels, and rs now ready ~.rAeseAsse -.
for loading.
Also, for sale freight, the very superior
brig OLYMPIA, capt. Souther burthen 1000
bb,s, ani can be dispatched at small expense.
For Freight, the sctur. RETSY-PiERCE,
Stephen Hives, master; burthen 600 bbls. and
in readiness for a cargo. q
Also, for Freight,th good schr HOPE, capt.
Smith, and can take goo bbis. on freight for
Newport or Warren. Apply 90
n. LADD g. Co.
Who have received for sale by said vessels
1900 bush potatoes
50 tons plaster apr4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17

The Mayor at the last meeting Of the
Corporation, transmitted message 10 the
board Of Com. Council (says the Geo. Town
Metropolitan recommending the Corpo.
ration to unite with that Washington, in
a memorial 10 the President to aneliorate
the condition Of unfortunate debtors--it
has reference to the state OF ourjsil, which
business comes more properly within the
jurisdiction Of the Levy Court-we pre-.
sumo before the Jail is repaired the odious
and disgraceiUl system Of imprisonment
for debt will be eatirely done away; in
the meantime however, it would be well
for The Levy Court to suggest to the Dis
trict Court The propriety Of extending the
limits OF every man petitioning for the in.
solvent act. to the whole extent oftbe Dis
triet, or at least OF Georgetown and WASH
iDgton.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-17

practicable, said, with soue sang f.sid,
now no other alternative Is lett to our
General than either to capitnlate OF
sheer off: this being reported TO the
modern Caligula, he sent for her and
made her repeat the sentence-this
done, he rejoined. No, Madam, anoth.
er resource 'is still left to capiiulate or
fog." and Immediately ordered that
200 lashes should be applied to the la
dy, seated on a jack ass. which was &C.
tually executed, and she died in conse.
quence of this outrage done to her sex"
We learn, on the authority of Co.
Iombian gentleman of high official sta.
ton, now in this city, that the Congress
of that Republic, considering its own
indie pendence as firmly established, has
authorised General Bolivar to proceed
with 1000 men to aid the Peruvian GO
vernment, in addition to 1000 troops
previously allotted to that service.
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A letter received in this city, dated ~:
s. brig Enterprize, Porto Rico, June IL"
saws 1--WE arrived here after cru'ze Of
abou, one month since the landing OF Mr.
Randall at this place, looking into every
nook and corner for pirates and Spanish
privaieers, but without success. We are
last from the Mona Passage, where we bad
the misfortune to lose overheard quarter
master Gone Of our ablest men) in Ieehpg
the trysail; every exertion was made 10
save him without effect, it blowing very
fresh and the sea running high. be went
down very sooD We shall complete our
watering, &c tomorrow, and on the morn,
ing of the Igth take on board Mr.. Randall
and proceed to Porto Cabello. The OH
GERS and crew are in good health"
'' MAT. Int.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY II.
SALES nv AUCTION.

SALES BY AUCTION.
Published IN the yalernndr1a Gazetse.)
NrThere will be a Sale Tomorrow
NIGHT, at the Auction Store OF s. A.
Mars,sller, of very valuable collection OF
Books --[See advertise ment. =
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sells home at regular periods, 70 return
to tho station immediately. This 40
to givetbe officers an opportunity Of Oh.
,sining relief. One will leave here on
the 18th, and on the cd and 10th OF eve-
~ month hereafter ! shall despatch one
| of them.