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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A excellent, handsome and durable, SECOND HAND
N GIG which has been but little used, with steel Springs,
Falling Top, &c. 1t has lately been painted, carpeed,
Sc and the wheels strong with such good tire,
hat will be selvceabe for years. viii be sold great
bargain, the owner having no use for it.
@ ! Apply at Mr. Eakins Livery Stable, King Street
Oct. "a, 1923. 86-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
NOTICE.

LII persons having claims against tho estate Of Ju re-.
IN d. Ewes, late OF Newcastle hundred deceased, s
quested present them properly authenticated 'o nel
ment without delay and those persons that are Without
Ie Nv s the eI unders q HARREfr Ewes A4%
and THOMAS ]. HlGGlNs' A Tai
ICox's Neck, Red Lion Hundred, New Castle Cou!
Sept s, 1923. -----'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
NOTICE.

M HCE.
SH7E subscriber having commenced the practice of law
Dover, Delaware, will be thankful for share Of
patronage from his friends and the public
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON.
Dover, Del. Oct. 20th, 1928. 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
IN lie Cou Of Aaaccry IF he STATE qf De,agare, r SIS
cOlllta.

N lie Con Of Chaacery IF he SAFE qf Dsiaaae fr Ss'
county,
( Rain. } David Conwcll, James Peery9
(son Of James,) David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, and Robert
and Joseph Perry infants, by their
next friend Robert HUNTER and James,
Mary, Eliza Sarah, Hester and Will
liam II. Pecry, infants by Robert Hun
ter their guardian Bill! in Eqha,
{ CONFER. William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'Whortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segais, and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Leyina, Alletta,
Mary William and Reuben Turner.
And now to wit this S1st day Of July, 1928, on mottm
Of complanans' Solicitor AMI on allidays made Of Ae,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner, defendants residing
out Of the state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that inc
said defendants do appear in this court, and IN THIS cause
on the first Monday OF March next, or the compAhonS
is further ordered that copy of this order be inserted
within thirty days from this date in the Waterman pao'
lished in the Borough Of Wilmington in this state anu
the Democratic Press, published in the City OF lNai'
pha and in each of those papers published for lhtes
months next after its first publication
JHe Sateq If Delawdre,
!Sus6er County, 10 7Dt:
fsEAL.l In testimony that the above is true copy ~
the order made in the above by the Chancellor 9
Term, 1928, have hereuno set my hand and aiNeu e
seal of the Count of Chanccry at Georgetown ~ W.
County of Sussex aforesaid this 9TH day OF August
ram oo7 68-5m
The Democratic Press will insert the above notice ''
months and send the paper containing the pubhcaYa
ring the same time, to David Hazard, Milton, DEL '"u
the end Of that time his bill for payment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11

r Cooter J William Hickey and Nancy
HIS wife, John M'Whonor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna, Alletta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11

IL persons indebted to the estate Of MORGAN JONES'
N deceased late of Pencader Hundred, either by bond
note book account requested to settle the same
without delay, longer indulgence will be given and
those having legal accounts against said deceased TO pre-
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor of Morgan Jones decd.
Pencader Hundred Sent l. 1925 72-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
WHITEHALL.

FHNO BE REM ED for term of years. that small farm
Al commonly known By the above name, containing II
of good land at present under substantial fence and
divided into lots Of convenient szes-al of which al
this time under good grass, Except that are 10 be
sown by the present tcnant) This land is within the Bo
rough Of Wlmngton lying south east of the town, in :
pleasant situation, and is well adapted for the supply
milk or garden vegetables TO the market.
On the premises isa large single sored brick house
containing three rooms on the ground floor, and kch
en- and four chambers in the second story--a pump o
water convenient large frame barn, horse stables anC
COW sheds, altogether convenena large piazza tho
south east from, OF the house, with very fine view from
thence Of the Chstana, Hrandywine, and the Delawar,
rve as well as OF the country along their shores. TIT
rent to be paid quarterly and is expected that secur
ny will be given for the faithful performance otthe conIac
that may be entered into.
b.. AS this property bounds upon the Brandywin
creek, the tenant will be allowed take what mud he ma
desire therefrom, for the use Of the farm
10th mo. 90, 1823.-87-tf WILLIAM POOLE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
ABRAHAM sCHRADER,

II EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he has com
Aa menced business at
SMYRNA, DEL.
and is ready execute orders in Gunsmhng, Bell Hang
ing, Repairing House Door Locks, Sharpening Coffee Mills,
Mending Shovel and longs, Brass Androns &c Turning
in Iron and Wood, and every description OF work in the
above branches.
lie respectfully socits the patronage of the public and
feels confident from his experience that he will be enabled
to give general satisfaction.
| September 1928. 76-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
NOTICE.
WANTED.

10Y about Ia Is years of age One from the coun-
IA try would be preferred None need apply that can
well recommended and write q toerable hand
&c. Inquire a, the Watchman Office
FOR SALE Lou for Cash, "A Tobacconss Precs and all
the apparatus belonging to it, Also 1900 Bricks for the
kiln Inquire above.
Oct. so, 1875, 89-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-11
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ill persons indebted to the estate Of DR.. JOSEPH
IA DEPUY, dec. late Of the Borough of Wilmington,
either by bond otherwise particularly request
cd settle the same, and those who may have lcg de-
mands against said estate present them duly anthenti-
Gated for settlement, to ABRAHAM Ewes, Admir-.
Oct 10 1923. S2--3mp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
ANSWER.
Netp J ork, Tou.

NetU ! 0f0h, IsoU /.
SiR-The manifestation OF Your ia
vorable opinion, conisined III your let
GER Of the 31st Of October, and the ele-
giant fabric Of your own manufacturing.
presented at The same time, are re
ceiyed with sincere acknowledge
ments.
assure you, Sir, that an expression
Of tins character, proceeded from a
worthy and independent citizen Ike
yourself, is cherished by me with real
and peculiar satisfaction; the good o
pinion of men who think and act for
themselves, WHO love their country,
ADD promote its prosperity, IS certainly
an ample reward for lie services Which
a kind Providence has enabled NE 10
render to ihe Republic.
lam with great regard, your friend
and obliged servant,
De WITT CLINTON.
Mr.. JoHN HUXLEY.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
VERMONT

The long agitatcd question Of the ex-
pediencv of the abolition of imprison-
ment for debt, has been before the le-
gislature of this state during its present
session, whose sentiments have been
declared, without mach discussion, in
direct opposition to the measure. A
bin 10 prevent the practice of horse
racing was introduced and passed,
from a belief that the pretence for its
continuance was only a specious one,
and that the practice degraded the
breed Of men, more than it improved
the breed of horses. The opinion was
not unanimous upon the subject, as the
following speech will sho" which ne
have extracted for the amusement Of
our readers:
Mr. Speaker: As moved to dis
miss this bill, it will, doubtless, be ex-
pected, that / assign some reasons To
support the motion ] made the mo-
ton, sir, because / think the bill both
impOiitic and unjust 1t is wei known,
sir, that every uaGou or community
are composed Of great variety of dit
ferent classes Of men, and that each
class have their hobby, or iav0rite pur-
Vii, but ali under the same laws aud
government, ard al entitled 10 "a al
'igt:s AM IuNlltgcs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
DOMESTIC.
A HANDSOME comrLIMnsr.


Mr.. Hurley, an ingenious and IN
dustrioos mechanic of this city, has
compIimented Mr. Clinton by send
ing him an American Beaver bat,
Of the Cortes form beautifully wrought
with his own hands. Its intrinsic
value is not less than Is or 90 dollars;
but its principal WORTH consists IN ITS
being spontaneous tribute OF respect
from an independent and worthy citl-
zen, 10 a distinguished statesman,
whose Efforts have done much to
wards developing the resources OF cur
country, and who has been the uin.
form friend aud advocate of domestic
manufactures. The following is CO
nv of Mr.. Hurley's letter, aad Air.
Clinson's answer:
! 10 The Hon. De VIII CiiH'on.
S1R.-Erom time immemorIdi II
has been the custom of enlightened ma
tons TO erectm0nurnents TO toe memo
nv of those who distinguished them
selves in tae service Ct then country.
The late union of cur western waters
with the Atlantic, through The grand
canal forms AN epoch IL tie annals %
| American history IN point OF nlgnl
ltn1c, grandeur, aud The tacliliy o.
| drawing us closer together, winch Is
perhaps uneouallcJ III ancient or mo
! ,lcrn times. When we reflect on the
simple and efficient form % cur con5:i
.u.ion. which declares Us free and e
| qnal, leaving its subjects TO vie viii
each other who can render the Aos
! service to his country, We find you'
! name, sir, indented OH one ofthe mos
/ stupendous columns OF our nation, 81
president OF tac, board OF canal com
/ niss;oners Of the state OF New York
! VIVA. a s.'ace ii must be TO you ali
1 ADD your colleagues in this masniacicD
undertaking, TO Meet the applause o
] your fellow citizens. Yes, Sir, futur,
! generations, in their playful noments
on the banks of the grand canal. vii
claim i! 10 be their greatest honor, Ii
saying my father, my grandfather, m,
4 great grandfather, assisted il this de
sign.
! Permit me. sir, fellow citizen, al
a mark ofihe bigh esteem l hase ici
Iyour patriotic, Intelligent, and .ade
liaiigsb,e exertions, in promoting i'tei
| nal navigation, 10 present you With al
American B -ayer bat called the Cor
les hat the shape dedicated to .ht
cause ofliberty Ipray the Almlght'
ruler Of the universe. vile has rAlset
you up for .nch signal services tt
your country may proiong your years
tia, you may add more glory to your
happy republic; and in the decline Q
life, when your use;ul iabours shall
cease, may you, in tie bosom Of you
family, enjoy that sweet felicity O
hayiDg faithfully served your coun'ry
JOHN HURLEY.
Ne,U York, Oct. 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-11-20
LONDON, October IA.

We understand that government ha
received information Of the final an,
complete settlement of the difference
between Russia and Turkey under th'
arrangement of Lord Strangford Iii
added that the disputes between Greco
and turkey, are to be intrusted to TIN
mediation of Russia, Austria, and Crea
Britain.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15

ibis time. When, in addition TO this, we
reflect that the avowed object of the mea-
sure is the introd.ction of the greatest
evil that has ever existed in the United
States, and that the northern counties,
which are opposed TO slavery, could not
have their due share Of repres entation in
the convention, the defects in our pre-
seni constitution dwindle into insignit,-
canoe, and we are constrained TO
" - rather bear those ills we have,
F." Than Fly to others that We know not OF"
These considerations induced me to
give my vote against the resolution re-
commencing a convention. And though,
in doing this, | was under The painful
necessity of acting contrary to the wishes
OF some of my constituents, for whom
entertain great respect, yet l have the
satisfaction 10 believe that when they
learn the object which the friends oil The
cow ention have in view, and are made ac-
quainted with the disgracetui means made
use of to effect thai object, thcy viii not
withhold their appreciation from tho
course have aiken.
GEORGE CHURCHILL.
Madison county, March 1928
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-15
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

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Ia adUaiice. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
of S4 per annum. failure to give notice of
a wish to discontinue at the end Of each term
will be considered as new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued (unless at the option
of the Editor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
advertisements, not exceeding square, will
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CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Died.,

On Thursday moraing, at the Washing
ton tavern, after four or Eve weeks illness.
Henson Y Parker.
IN Washington City, on Saturday morn
ing at The residence of her mother. mrs.
Peytonl Mrs .ann Frost, consort OF mr.
John E Frost. In the bloom and limo.
cence of youth, and the freshness Of beau
ty. she has been sna,ched from her affec.
donate friends. Her complaint was "a,
p,d decline, which suddenly terminated
her life. Of which, until her recent indis-
position, no one seemed to have fairer or
happier promise 81, -.
Sunday, about o'clock, after . short i'll.
ness, Wilt.am Prout, esq. on Of the Oldest
inba bitants OF that city. ;.
On the 9Th inst alter short illness, 10
Prince George county Md in the Spin
year OF bis age. Mr.. Slas Eliot; native
OF Baltimore county.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
McOUNCTE,, Oct. 10, 1898.

Grurred, Tnat aius,ts. Gihier 4"'
Anoer son be a comW't'ee to collect the
Rent. duo from the Levy Cour. tor the
C.er.sn Olhce; aud thstthey be sutho
rised 10 laks such measures as will en-
sure the COLLECTION Of the same.
A export from the delegates appoint"
ed to attend meeting az Frederick
Town, Oh The subject OF the Potoma
Canal wa. received and read, wherr
upon, Rssolvsd, una nlmously. tina
Siessr Thomas Swami, iona. Swift,
Humphrey Peake, Pn,neas Jsnnsy.
Robert l. Taylor and Charles / Cat
lett, esq'rs. DO appointed delegates tt
attend a general meeting ofthe friende
of the P .umac Canal, in the City Hs
in Washington. on Thursday the 81"
o. November Dex'.
A letter was received from the May.
or, transmitting communication iro"
the citizeis Of LoudoD, in relation t.
the cor,e .uplaieu Potomac Canal.
Ordered That the Sup. !nt. at Watch
be authorized to purchase eight cords
of Wood, 10 be received cord 1T =
time as called tor.
On he pel,tion Of Ezra Kinsey and
Others. iii D de e Tia e.srs. Ds.
Wis, Butcher Wine and Robinson be
committee to examine into the necessl-
sy OF sinking we'll and plaeing pump
therein, at the co'nero' Gibbon & Al
fred streets, and t,at they make report
thereon 70 Council,
Ordered That Me-.rs. Field jamie
son, Miler, ana ths President Of the
Council be co.n'i;tee TO lease out the
property belous,ng to the Corporation,
at the lower end o Duke.street: Also,
the property bludins on the Potomac
strand, for teru. not exceeding fve
years, aud tn the salo COMMITTEE d"
view the Improvements made by John
Muncaster, upon that portion OF the
property leased 10 him, and nat they
report what in 'heir opinion, would be
q reasonable COIN pensation for .uch i'm
provements. Extract frou. the minutes.
Teste, l. P. Thompson, e. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Marsllal's Sale.

w ILL BE- sold on The promises. by the
w Marshal, tor. Cash, on Hcdnssiicy,
tie a9th day of October merit, a X &C cck,
all The Iignt, tllIe and int rest OF Mr. Vii,
liam Herbert in and to the follow ing ioi Of
ground, adjoining the &c" n Of Alexandra
Beginning al the intersection OF West sad
OIonoko stret,sj running north with W est
street to Montgomery street; thence west
TO The northeast corner OF Peter Shetron's
lot; .hence south with said 10. to Orcno.
ko-strert; thence with SAID street 10 he
beginning; containing ten acres, more or
less-SOld 10 satisfy an execuucn in favor
OF the Bank Of he n,ted States.
d. MINOR, D NJ.
For L. RlN"GOLD M.rshal.
sept Is tOs9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
OYSTER q Beef-Steak House.

II He subscriber respectfully informs bis
i AZ tent friends, and The public g~ne-
rally, that b. still carries on his Establish.
ment, for their mutual saiisiaci,on and com.
fcr, He will always be prepared 10 fur.
nish them Oyster suppers and DINNERS, in
superior style. Beei-steaks, rslsbes, aud
the pleasing deIlcacles Ut the season,
will be Afforded to parties, il they will be
good enough to give him timely nol,ce.--
He will always be provided with the hnest
Oysters which inc market will afford II
will give him The highest delight 10 wait
on gentlemen. and others 10 his. lire Of
business, trvm sun rise until 10 O'Clock at
night He will endeavor 10 secure their
appreciation, and to crafty all who may
be pleased 10 favor him With their custom.
DOMiNY BANCROFT,
On Cameron street, opposite
oct II the Old Market House.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
III MARINE LIST, 81,
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Oct Is,

Brig Fanny, J Fowler, Is days from
Newourypo't, salt. Mackerel, potatoes
and boxes of hats to J. II. Ladd & Co.
Schr. Cent, J. Hallstt, IA days from
Boston; a tu!l freight to merchants OF
,ne o,sIlc', MidshipmaI II l.. Emer.
SOD, of the U. 5 Navy, passenger
Brig Geo. Washington, Rhodes from
Providence, r. !. via Norfolk 5 days
from the latter. potatoes. molasses, ap-
Piles and rum to F Dodge and the mss-
ter domestic goods to A Z. Cazenove
& Co.
Brig Elizabeth, N. Warren. IS days
FROM \ II potatoes. beef, mackeral.
furniture, &c. to J. II, Lsdd &. Co.
Schr kenecca, Nari, Herring bay,
tobacco to Wu. Fnwle g. Co
SAILED.
sch. Twin brother. Baker, Baltimore
Sloop Java, Mason, Providence, R. l.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
FHLL GOODS,

on the most advantageous terms, at the
auctions in Baltimore and Philadelphia;
and being determined to make quick sales,
will sell very low by wholesale or RETAIL.
for cash, or on the usual credit to those
who have been punetuai in paying of their
accounts heretofore. Also
3OUO lbs superior eastern cotton
$500 lbs do of the Union Manufacturing
Company OF Maryland
$500 lbs do OF Powhattan do Of Mary
land
10000 lbs in all, which will be sold at
the Factory prices in New.York and Bal
timOre ,.ss,
1t being deemed unnecessary TO enume-
rate the various articles on hand noy open
ing, they respectfully invite their "a" u
and country friends and customers to give
them call. and examine for themselves
as they are pledged to Ill those ~ho layef
them with their custom that they sbalf fe-
turn home Boosting OF their bargains.
oct II II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
"a receive constant Gre Of ea,iooss aaa

10 receive c0RatapS ute VI Cdtfoe0S sso
cutlery! | mus apologize ior hasIng occu'
o,en S. much OF your time; and especially
rus, mol omit 10 offer you, gentlemen.
uy ackRow Judgments tor The patience anu
e lndul. euce you have shewn me; ior y
,unnt be necessary tor me to say, alter
q hat you have seen and heard, that ! am
Totally unskilled and unpIsctlsed IN the arr
Il public speaking though I have 'ound
myself Unexpectedly called On 10 speak
before this respectable meeting, and III tne
presence OF the great master OF modern e.
ioauence, The accomplished scholar aou
enlightened statesman With the d. Sor's
and your permission. | will venture TO pro-
pose toast: The Town OF Liverpool and
The United States OF America; ther Trade
and their Friendship, may they all 60 on
Increasing" Liverpool Courier.
Below will be found an accurate and a.
musing description OF the opening OF the
Chambers OF Deputies IN Paris, from COT
respondent II has been sometime iying
by Us, bui will not be The less acceptable,
we trust, on that account.
When the active, dashing Napoleon.
whose every action were quick a. light, IS
contraste d with the tat unmOving Louis IL,
Il must woiully shock iinsglnatlons 50 ar
dent and susceptible, as hose Of french
men, " Y .Amer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Office.

A LARGE FLAT BOrTOM'D BOAT
~ Aoa,ed ashore at Jonss's Point, near
Alexandria, four weeks. ago, With grass
growing iu her. She has been employed
10 the fishing business, IS there are tlsh
scales in her. The owner Gao have her
By paying for tbs advertisement. J.
oct LIST h. GRAY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14

Dry Goods.
TIRE subscribers have received per the
| Pioneer, from Liverpool. Friends.
from Greenock. & Meridian, IRON Bremen.
100 PACK sGES Of
Seasonable Goods,
consisting OF 90.
8 bales rose, point and striped blankets
8 do Schol6eld's aannels aud bookings
2 do Rhoies's bonlbazetts
2 do Flushlngs
s do super6ne and second cloths
5 do kerseys and plains
2 do casiDeres and vestings
2 do pelisse cloth. livery superior) -,
G cases Irish linens, shrrtings Il sheetings
10 do calico prints
! do cbinlz do
s cases MANCHESTER 4 Scotch giushams
= do d. dimities
6 do steam loom shirtings
b do WOODEN and cotton hosiery
l do gloves (assortet)
4 do null aud book muslins
g do jackonet and cambria muslins
E do cambria and gIngham robes =
2 do Madras T. cotton bsndapa bdkfs.
do insertings and trimmings
do worsted scaris aud shawis :,
s bales Scotch OsnaburEs 4 sheeiings
z do German do
10 do burlaps, &c ,.. ].
The above goods having been purchs'
see With cash by one Of the firm, will be
sold by the package or piece. a. low a. 10
any other market.
sept II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Notice.

THE Partnership oil Harris / rIles Was
L dissolved on the. lst day OF January
isst,. by inulual consent, Those 10 whom
the hrm is indsblet, will bring ~ t'eir
accounts; aud those indebted will please
10 tichsrge their accounts by. the ioth Of
November next, Or they will be placed 10
the hands OF AL officer, as we can give no
longer indulgence.
JAMES HARRIS,
oct I4--St* LEWIS PILES.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14

For Sale, Freight or Charter
,aI The brig ELIZABETH, N War
I rem, master; burthen 1900 bbls.
viii be discharged IT FIVE days; when, it
not sold she will take freight for West
India ur Northern Port. Apply 10
JOHN n. LADD & Co.
Who offer for sale, landing from said brig,
3UOO bushels potatoes
So barrels mess and No. beef
80 No l& 2 mackarel
Is N E Rum
e half 5bls. tongues
Also from brig Fanny.
1000 bushels ground alum salt
Also from schr. Cent.
boxes mems, g. boys coarse & 6ne
shoes T. boots
oct IA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Dancing School.

MIR GENRES has the honor OF in
wi forming the ladies' and gentlemen o.
Alexandria, that bis Dancing School VIII
commence on Tuesday ths l4h instant at
II o'clock, A Nj Friday and tsrdoy'
at 8 o'clock. p NJ The Even'ng School,
for young ses,lemen, ats o'clock .,
och III az