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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
superintendent's Ofiice,}
APRIL3.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the
i subscriber, unit, Saturday, the 18th
INST. Tor
Cleaning the Streets,

for one year; security viii be required tor
the faithful performance OF the duty. The
duty OF The contractor shall extend to all
seasons to Keeping open the cutters at the
intersections Of ali paved streets, lanes
and alleys, from distractions by hl!b, &c.
That ali dirt manure, OF other offensive
substances, sil brick bats, stone or rubbish
OF any Kind found scattered over the paw.
ed streets, lanes or alleys tor the depos'te
OF which, permiss ,on has not been grant
ed by the Superintendent Of police, or un-
less IA the act of moyal from the pre-
misses of jnu,vidu ., according to law,
shall be scrsped in me- and taken a.
way forthwith. beyonI IT, units Of the
corporatIon. JAMES CAnSON, D. z.
anru =
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PLANTATION,

or Farm, on which be nov resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
may be desirable .--Toa good and careful
tenant the terms would be advantageous.
Or with view to effect the same OBJ
ject, would engage as Manager OF Over.
seer, a steady industrious man OF sober
habits, capable oil taking the entire direc-
ton and management Of his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage in
either way, will please to make applica-
tiou to the Subscriber, (Cbsrles County
Maryland) absul Eve miles below Piseata-
way.
PHILIP |. FORD.
&C, Cd, lawif
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TO PATRIOTS.
II ~

Iune-SCOtS tchd RAJ
Sons of freedom, and of fame,
Forget not Washington's glorious 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 honr,
And ne 'er " hile truth exists, will lower
The Star Of liberty.
Then for Washington we sing,
He who did our freedom bring
lie who conquered England's king,
The Star of liberty.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
Land to Rent,
St&law3w

HNHE subscriber wishing to live less
L irksome life, by relieving himself OF
some of histemporal cares, is desirous to
farm out. or let On rent for one or more
years. the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
10000 ticket at 8 dollars $4,000

Fifteen per cent deduc'ior--No two
blanks TO q prize. Tb. whole TO be com
pieted in SIXTEEN draw ings A 10000
dollar prize to be deposited in the wheel
on the 18th day ard The 10000 or The
18th day; ali Tbs other prizes to be float.
ing from the con menoeuenl OF the DIaw.
ing and IN order that the lottery may be
completed with all possible dispatch, the
prizes only will be crawn.
NAhsGFRs.
Robert GiInor, jr. David Winchesteh
Nicholas 6 hicgeIy, George hofn an.
Robert Miller. Isaac NJ X i'm. James Psr.
fridge. Fielding Lucas jr. james Bsrosl,
v Illiam H. Ninder, +. II. builIkin, Id
ward J Cole and William Gwyne.
Tickets, s 500 Quarters, 2 90
Hotpes 400 Lighths. | 90
but will advance to $40 on Thursday the
Cd OF April
Tickets and shares in great variety Of
numbers tor sale Al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
Trustees Sale.

an Friday the second Jay of May next
~ the subscriber will offer al Publ;
Sale on The premises, at the mansion house
formerly occupied by Charles |. Love.
that valuable estate called
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08
DYING.

TIME subscriber still continues to car.
l. ~ on the DYING BUSINESS as usual, a
few doors below the Mechanics bank, where
Black, Blue, Green, Teltozc,
Broom, Lead, and a variety
ofcolours can be given to
dresses, shaacls, &c.
Leshorn bonnets dyed or bleached. Meri-
no shawls secured and dyed lemon color,
without injurrng the border. All orders
from town and country, will be particular
" attended to with punctuality and des-
patch. ROBERT q. LANPHIER.
march l3 It
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ALIENS

Lottery and Eaehange Office,
Pennsylvania avenue, " asbIngtoI city.
AT Aliens was sold DlO.000 prize in
the Maryland State Lottery JUS, finished
and. in a former class, prize OF DSOOO0;
and, in the 9th class OF the Monument
Lottery. prize OF DlUO0O, besides PR.
2es Of 100000, 10000 10000, 3oooo, &c.
or Orders from any part OF the United
States, by mail (post paid), or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and Punctuaf
attention, addressed to
S. & NJ. ALLEN & Co,
Washington City, d. c.
anril
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08

Some profane people would say, it
vas reflection upon creation, that Of
oil living things. only too could be ma.
med which would remain true to US
while in state Of poverty, Wig: a dog
and q constabls-as the former is ne.
YER known to desert human being e.
ven in the lowest state Of degradation
and misery. so the latter with equal
'srtinacIty sticks By man in advsr.
sitg.
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POETRY.
VERSES

Vriaen for the 4na'oerary Of Burns, ceIebrs-
ned al Damfises, 10Th January, 1898.
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The New I otscr;es

Under the superintendent OF the Mana.
gers and Con n issioLers appointed by
the Governor aho Council OF hslyIsrt
Murylamd State Lottery No. 2.
10 commence dIawmg On Wednesdsylls
28tt Of May nexl.
HIGEESI PRIZE
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08

A wag remarking on the hardness of tn
times, gives the following reason
What better reason can Won guess
WV men ,row posr, and ladies thinner,
Than, thousands now ior dinner dress,
Till nothing's lett to dress the dinner.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-08

$4,000 tickets At ~ dollars D250, 900
The prizes only TO be drawn, by which
arrangement the scheme will be completed
in Ia enty Drawings. One PRIZE otp5ooo
will b. deposited after the 4th draw iDg
one prize OF DIo 900 after the 1871 Draw
ing the pc, 200 after the 18th drawing
and The Dloo, 900 prize will be depo.lled
in the Wheel on the aib drawing All o.
ther prizes will be 6oalIng from the com.
mencement. and the prizes subject 10 Is
per cent payable sky days alter the com.
pletion OF the drawing.
J. l.. HAWKINS, }
N. f WILLIAMS, : Com'rs.
J. b. RlNGGOLD,
Whole tickets Do | Quarters so
Halves 5 kIghths IS
but will advance TO " dollars, on Hsd.
nesday, The Of An'i.
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To the Ladies.

march 7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
FROM CIR ACOA.

An arrival AT Providence from Curacao
brings dsles 10 the Goth ult letter OF
that date states that the market was rather
dull for American produce-a great guam
tily remaining unsoli and arrivals daily
Porto Cavello still remained IN POSSES
sion OF the Spanards.
The Curacao Coursnt of the 93d August
says, we have been politely favored with
Tie Caracas paper. up 10 the 18th instant
from which we have made the following
extracts:
,selearn by letters Of the 3Oth ult. hcm
Msrgari'a, that the National ship Espersn
"a, OF 81 guns, had arrived at the Island
from Holland, having en- board twenty
thousand stand of arms and ten thousand
suits of clothing Tor nur army. THIS is one
OF the vessels purchased for the Republic =,
by the deceased Mr., lea, and il .be cor
responds in equipnen, and other essential.
of her size, we doubt not that the ueaus
are in our hands of annihilaliug the naval
force Vt thp enemy
The frigate Venezuela sailed on The l4rh
inst. from LA Guayra, 10 join the EsPeran-
"a at Margarits
The bark Charles OF l3 guns, from
Engi nd. arrived at La Guayra on the 18Th
INST for account OF be Colon" ian govern
nent. This is toe same vessel which, our
readers may recoilect arrived in La Quay
"a some months ago, and on account Of
some Misunderstanding was lent back.
These are reported to be two very hne
vessels, but weakly manued.
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ped under, q safe guardir a larys r.
Hsis to send courier to the Pom, nA'
communicate the news of this ,,.'. :" :.
things. and ask instructions,
Al kinik, Kir ksrgschl, and sev...,
other places, there have also been =.
temPts made on the lives of the G,s.t'
Immense numbers of Turks have h. n,
ened towards Surderli. and their sv.
pei ations is extreme. In their rst,...
the lpsariots landed at the island, -
Mosc onissi, aud set some bu;ldip,. ~"
fire aud piliased them. Their boot.
was carried to lpsara, and afterw,rj,
they went to MllyIene, landed MI
LACED the place. and at length re.sn
bsrked, exacting a sum Of IS thous,na
2iastres for the deliverance of a cer,,;s
number of Turkish prisoners. Tn. in
habitan's Of Mitylene remain ia ,hfn,
to their sovereign. The insurgents nav.
rejected every proposal for peace, and
have declared themselves detsrminsa
to perish in their rebellion.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
DANDY HATS,

Our city has been nuch amused with
low tripod KIND Of a hal, made ct hne bea
Yer. ant wcru by our Bang ups. Some
call heir the Touch. others the Cape and
Stare. the real name OF them ls the Boiling
broke II is about SIX inches in crown, and
tour in rim. shaped ike al Inverted cone.
II IS a real t,ppy We reste rday saw one
OF the fancy dressed quite unique, blue
irock, black silk Wellington Irsvai, buff
ws,stcoat, Cossack psntaioons, high heel
boo,s. black ribbon and eye glass. bushy
HAIR lr,zzed, and surmounted with one of
these hu;le tippy hats, He looked like an
bour glass. aud minced his steps along
Broadway in the real Jenny Jumps style
I he ladies were highly amused, AMI more
glasses were directed towards him than
won.d he to the Emperor iurbide had he
jus, landed; while our blood, ,nsens,b'e to
all this curiosity. danced up the street,
humming the fsvori'e air of Look dear
0s'am. TN quite the thing; natius hay,
tippity boz Eey York Nat ADJ.
DR. Hamilton has been IS nienced in the
Court OF Oyer and Ternmsr. AZ Newark,
BY Cb,et Justice Kirkf atrick. 10 con6ne
neot ~ he state prison ior eleven yefrs-
ten years for the crWe u blga and one
year tor swindling'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 80.

A Ia.e number of the British sraysltsr
spp ,siag of the Csnsl in the state OF New
York. which il calls the Great American
C,n,i' hoias IN following languagt:--
'rh,, great work, winch As begun IA 1917.
an viii he completed nev' year, IA me
Iooyas, canal in existence, ami though upon
: .m,lI scale a. 20 breadth and depth, IS,
I'VE heI,sye, in point d pecuniary outlay,
,he ,r.a,.st wsrk OF TIA, kim ever axecu-
tel Il j. $50 niles in length, 40 'eet
W.. At the surface of the water, go al The
b,t,on, and four ieet daep, and will cost
about Eve millions OF dollars ,l00,O OOi.
arr SnOM per mile on an average. Such
vas, priertakiDg, completed m the short
period of seven years. by state with
f3S3. 600 inhabitants, affords striking
proof of the energy and enterprise generA-
led ~ free institutions. IL u work worth
a thousand EscuriaIs AMI Versailles. be-
ssuse il creates wealth., while 'hese only
.,unsune il: and il is monument oil public
grit aud national prosperity, while these
ar only monuments OF idle magnihcence
ysio glory, aud despotic oppression
Wb,a shall we see the inhabitants OF
sm.li province of any OF the torpid and
nrisst,ridi.n monarcbies oi CoDtInen's
Enr,ns. execute such a work by their owr
.pont,naous act. and With their unassisted
resources.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30

Morillo. X was moved 10 refer The words
to committee 10 report upon them, but
the ayes and noes were equal. Argutlles
observed that II any confirmation was
wanied OF the legality aud nee. ssiiy OF The
proceeding OF the Coftes at Seville, it
might be found in The shortness OF tue in
terval between the departure of the Cor
ties and the occupation o! that city by the
enemy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
TRIBUTE OF FEELING

We present our reader. with the corr.s.
pondence between Bishop CHEv.Rus and
his Congregation. This worthy disni.a,.
OF the Roman Catholic Church has bsso
with US nearly thirty years, and during mi.
period has enjoyed the Confluence and ~.
spec1 OF all classes OF people. The ams.
nIty OF bis manners as a gentleman, hi,
accomplishments as a scholar, his lvIer,p,
disposition as religious teacher. and hi.
pure and apostolic lie, have been our
theme OF praise ever since we have known
hun. We regret bis departure as a public
loss, bot al The same time, we think The
King Of France is wise and polite in briny.
ing to The support OF the altar and n.
throne such liege subjects, who Lsy. been
taught the know ledge Of men aud nations
in the hard school Ut misfortune and ex,I..
Boston Ctntine.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30

4 singular alteration has taken place
in ia papers ut New Orleans, in which
one party cnirgss the other with sndeavor-
lar 20 form an in'erps, inimicai 10 the per.
ma ,sncy OF the uo'on. and with deter
min.,ion TO establish the throne OF Louis
the eighteenth m that country. We never
DIRE, rpA before, that we had kings 50 nea E
Us if h,s Hnurbon majesty thinks proper
10 CAV us a visit. AMI behaves az well as
tn .x-king Joseph Buonaparte, will leave
ri. crown pehind hin, and he cnnten,ed
With the fair honest shake OF the American
hal We have no doubt OF his bospitable
receut,on Bu, IL il is the intention OF
ms majesty to pIsy Us Spanish trick, he
ha better stay at home a"1 read his own
,elesrsub<; he would 6nd armies starting
ND ike Hydras. He will find in the Unit
tel States, an alliance, we trust as con.
secrlrsd AMI a. molly as the one OF which
his majesty is membsr-con'edeta'ed tor
Nj. destruction. (Bat. Morn. Caron,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
PACKET TO MONTsERADO.

A the Packet Fidelity will sa IN very
few DAYS trom Baltimore 10 the African
Colony, the citizens OF this District are re-
specially invited TO contribute, as they
have il in their power, TO pr mote thu IN
terests of this infant settlement. Cheap
cotton and woollen cloths, household,
particularly kitchen furniture, mechanical
tools agricultural implements, such as
pIoughs. axes, hoes. DC. sc will be most
Thankfully accepted. Articles OF this kind
(which will he OF great value TO the Colo.
nvt may BE lei; at the stores OF DR. Little,
ueorg.'own. Davis & Force. Washington,
OF Norman Frzhuah, Alexandria.
Washington, Sept. 81. 1898.
Extract of a letter from 4 gentleman o,
The tfra rsspsetabiissy in Notoas" duisa
August 81
Knnwing your anxiety for our health in
these distressing times, seize moment
OF leiZure to inform YOU that we SIM CONT
nue. we'll The city, although deserted by
all who have the means of doing so, pre-
sents most awful spectacle. From 10 "a
20 it IS supposed d,- every day, even with
,ts eiuced population. and he disease
seems to assume more and more the viru'
lent aspect Of The plague. We have slrea
dy lost some OF our most .stes'neh ciii'
zens-in all, it is supposed, ah"ut lol
persons have died in the short space OF q
week or ten days.
We are kept in a constant state OF snx'
iety and alarm for our friends, and the
news of the evening is, generally, OF the
lancholy nature. We are very fortunate
indeed, in having places OF refuge in lbs
country. The disease broke oul very sud
denly abou, the Goth inst
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

NEw.YoRX. Sept. "a The pleadinss
on ne trial OF Col. Aaron Ogden against
Tn,maS Gibbons IN the Clroul, Court OF
Nrw.Jeraey, before Chel Justice k'rkpa-
trick, aud special jury, terminated at
New rk on Saturday, nhen, alter the lat
ter tad been out from seven TO eight hours,
they returned with q verdict OF $500 dol
lars is,pages Tn. action originated IN
an .lleiged tresp.s' Oh the part ct Gibbons
i'm sending a challenge to Ogien. which
W very properly declined by the latter;
an which ia made stttuab'e offence in
thu state, and sctionsbIe. On former
occ asion this cause bad oeen tired, and a
YER &c, Of five thousand dollars obtained IN
favor ut the plaintiff. The defendant, how
ev-i. icing dissatisfied with the verdict,
appealed 10 the higher courts. and even
;ua!Iy the Judgment was reversed by the
Courl q; Errors. chiefly on tbs score OF ex.
csssIve damages lEVe. FoSf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
Accounts have been received 10 Eng

Accounts have been received IN England
from Captain Sabine, who has gone To the
high ATTITUDES of The Polar Seas for the
purpose Of carrying on the series Of obser.
vations on The pendulum. They arrived
a, the North Cape, after tedious passage.
the beginning OF June, and proposed to
remain al iiaHnertpst about three weeks.
From that place they would go 10 Spi'z-
bergen, as the second station tor ohserya.
tloas, and then proceed to the most north.
ern part Of ,n- unexplored coast, or as tar
as the obstruction of permanent ice wnuld
permit the ship to pass. II is intended to
land the instruments tor observation at The
hlghes, point they should reach IN Green
land, and afterwards to navigate down this
hitherto almOsI unknown coast souihwards
On quitting Greenland. they would visit
Iceland, and then cross to Dronlbeim, IN
Norway, when fourth series OF oosprva-
tons would he completed, previous TO their
return in the month OF November.
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Eron III Gsorg,nn.


I, is stated tSst considerable discard
prevails in the Creek Nation OF Indians,
be-, cen the ag-n, OF the United States
res, ling there. ant some U, the Chiefs OF
thu Nation. rhe following is, according
10 the Monte omrry Republican, he cause
OF lispute:-A white man by the name OF
Stjnson has been tor some time past en-
gagged n selling goods at or near Eor'
Mitchell, in cunpsny with Chilly MIN.
tosh e -op of The C@urrat>) at which
place q >tr. UrHwiy, "a brother or near re-
lar"n of The Agents has also store -
The Agent charges StinsOn with having
sold goods ia the Nation without license,
ami b4. caused the Marshal OF the Nation
TO take possession OF all the goods in pos.
session OF S,inson and M'ln,osh, as for
tented or con6sca'ed tor q breach OF the
law>'oI the United States. Some OF the
Ch,e!s ut the nation dissatisfied With this
Course OF proceeding on the part OF the
Agent, have directed some Of the Warriors
20 10 TO Crowel's store, al Fort Mitchell,
q" Ialisle ny taxing possession OF bis
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-30
EMIGR ALTON.

MONTREAL. Sept 1.-THE steamboats,
Lady Sberhrook and New Switisurp srriv.
ed here last week IRON Quebec; mn board
the first there were 987, and in lhe latter
cit Irish Emigrants, being part OF those
for whom passages were provided under
the superintendent OF Mr.. Robinson, as
formerly noticed. We understand that a.
mother vessel is now on the way from Ire
land with full cargo OF settlers, and that
many more may be expected IN the spring.
Tn. measures taken by government are
we'll calculated to insure success TO the emil
grants in this country, and TO relieve The
inhabitants of both Quebec and Montreal
from a very unpleasant burthen with which
the former wretched state OF these wander
ers taxed their humanity. The emigrants
are now to receive a free passage and pro-
visions, and 10 be forwarded AT govern
n-nt expense from the place OF their land
iag to the spot laid out tor their intended
location, and to be put in immediate pos
session of the quantity ut land allotted to
each, tree o. every charge. A special or,
der from Lord Bathurst has been received
in this country, directing that the emigraDts
shall receive one years cations, to COM
mence from the period they take possession
of the land. and TO he distributed IN pro
portion TO the number OF each family -
They are also to he provided with farming
utensils. and one set of be 1ding for each.
We have heard 'iSewise. (hut we cannot
vouch for III tina, COW !. to he added TO
each family. This mode cannot fail OF
producing the good consequences which
the government is so DESTROYS of eifectiDg
On the arrival of the emIgrants by the
steam boats above mentioned, fifty eight
carts and two caieshes were procured al
this place To convey them and their bag
gage TO La Chine on their way to the
to"nships recently laid out on the south
side of the Ottawa, or Grand River: dn-
ring the period OF their remaining at La
Chine, they occupied the governlne bar
racks. They were accompanied by Drs.
Dickson aud Hamilton. gentlemen Of ex-
celent character and eminent for PRIZES.
sional abilities. lCourdnt.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01

The two great bills, which ren...in
for 6uai disposition, are ,he James and
the Potomac hilis-Sills which a,e
long as we'll as important. They will
yet receive some eonsidersiion--aa..
the mere clerical enrolling "f them Of
parchment, II .hey ara iiually passed
will requif6zshme tins to execute -
Hcnce we conclude, that the Legisla
ture will be unable to sdjpurn tn day,
In pursuance Of the Resolution Of .hs
II. Of Delegates.
The James River Eli is still before
the Senate :-2he Poinmac b:ll has
heen returned With amen,'ments, which
await the decision If the II. Of d.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01

PIRATES Capt. Granger, at n. s..
FROM MaotaGzas, informs th&t iyvo vessel.
opposed Americana, la been cap'uTed b.
pTA,e 10 miles 10 the west ward of that p,sc
Tile crew. oefe tied in the rigging the ves
sci set on hie, and all b0rned toga,heI -
Cap aiU G. also iriOra,s. thst Man.auzss
sws u,sd with liF les. A Few days pre- vivus
TO dis ,aI Jog, thy attack d the a nIeiicsos On
the Kings DJcs. ~ila cubs, stones, & c. a
number were driven inlo the river, and b.
ers seriouIy bur. Captain Culver, "f tie
schoober William & Henry, ct ". y. vas
marry killed, by sscne thrown 'rnri g..
Custom House.--C aP'sios Geraer and Z ~,
WtGe sisr wound ID. Three rifalical ; 80
were cruising be weeu Poini E.ago' as a.
ysns. B.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01

HeSo York, FEB 2f.- Aivices fsom Vera
Cruz, t. Jeu. IL, are received here, by way
Of N. Orleans. After the ac'ien of Xilspa.
me Generals SANTA Ara sr6 VntorIa Gousa>
i"Upc retired to Vera Cruz with their torces,
where tosy were pUrsued and hesegsd by
the troops Ct lhe Emperor lturbide. The Re
pObIica" Generals hid formed a treaty vt al.
lance with the Castle Of ST. Juan &c UiOa,
ard it WIS thought wooId be able 20 niaintaih
Themselves sgsiGst the besisLe's. F!cuf was
$50 per berrel,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01

We have be,n told the. tie lndiots at the
ea'swsrd prognosticate great slcsbets dufirg
The approaching errlpg, iron the circum-
s'snee OF the 6esyero b>yiDg huit their hoo.
ses one s'cry higher than common lssi fall.
This they consider an invsri4bie fo!eruoHer
Of great !reshess n. YORK paper.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
BALTIMORE Ian 10
ynation.

The Potomac BIZ has bees wi,hdIswn
from the Houas OF Delegates, vi h the mndsrs
sIsDdiog that i, viii net aea,B be introduced
at the pres Mt session.
The bill sholishiog impri'on ment fOE d,bt.
has beer rejeoted.- Bali. Fat,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01
9efrIi;lla Gcniaiasare.

procggplxGs or ruE IL. Of DglEcArEs
Saturday Feb. 10 a.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-03-01

he session is rapidly drawing 20 its
conclusion. Jhe f0r Il appropriation
Bills are passed-lbe Wheels Of the
government ere oiled for the present
Jear--aDd the Members have become
very impatient to return to their farms
and their fire tides,