davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
n,AaoLIl 1. AlERutR (

NoLfplf, May 7.--'rhe followihs nc
rlunt ii deliberate murder, exhibits am
lhet c.ifisBee Of lhe shocking tfAfr IF in.
snburdillinn existing atnoig h. ea'1afed
Populations. at aad .o,f the Great bfidsc,
IL III enndy
Mr.. WILLIAM WALKER, very re-
spcctaile and nnrlhy citizen, holdina tho
t,lIjce If Post .iasfer II Great l;ridse, 10
Mills ffonl dis plaet, was ds.ibc,atply shot
on Monday evening Last, y iitr after dusk.
by y neaa n,n, mho, win Il companion,
had srefeiel himself, as we learn, belind
Ina chimney of ihr Kitchen, md " lille tlr.
Walker WIS engaged Few steps from his
Dwelling, IN giving directions Ia one of his
slav,s. rs IN soma work IN tc pen formed
next day. the wretch lcvoled his gun--his
aim was but tno TIRE; u ball and two buck
shot entered the hody Of Mr.. w. near tie
heart, and hc expired ia u few seconds
Immediately after the discharge of the
gun, two Negro fellows wer, SEEN IN run
from near the Kitchen chimney, who made
their rcapc hcinre an alarm could be Civ
Ell. Suspicion haa flIcn upon NEGRO,
who had u short time before been chas-
tiscd by the deceased, for some nal con
duct Beacon
DARING ROBBERY.-The Conlec-
tlonary Storc of Mr.. JouN MtrcnrL, on
Mann, near Church Street, was entered
through back window, yesterday morn
ing, (supposrd between | aud : o'eloek,l
aud about three thousand dollars in specie,
taken from nm iron chest, which, unlortn-
nately Tor the owner, was kept under the
counter. The plan appears 10 have been
we'll concerted, and must have been the
device Of some person well acquainted
with the house, and with the habits of It's
proprietor, for the Key Of the chest VAS
first stolen from the pocket of Mr.. NJ. who
slept IN another hnilse, where the rubber
must have been secrctud before he re-.
tired 10 bed, as no noise was made by his
eutry or departure, aud his coat, from
which the key was taken, WINS thrown ON
the floor aud much soiled, by dirty hands
or feet.
At the Time the store was entered, three
common watches were taken from glass
case, aud a handsome gold watch chain aud
seals aud some irinkets from small trnui,
on the opposite side of the store to thai on
which the Iron chest was kept. In the
chest was also about 800 in Bank mites,
which were lclt behind, doubtless from an
apprehension that their liability To be iden-
sized, might lead Ia discovery of the
thief. A man and hoy ofabo,it II slept
IN the rooms back of the store, the inner
doors were usually left open, aud two
powerful aud very sharp dogs were com
monty l.t loose within the store, " no would
have frustrated the designs Of the most
daring hut unfortunately, upon Mis occd-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
PRINTING PRESS.

We have seen this morning proof sheet
specimen Of printing, On AN octave form,
pisa type, By - urw printing press, got up
IN this city, with Improvements upon the
London steam press, by Mr.. james Booth.
The impression is perfect, and il wli throw
off trenty fire huadred Sheets an horr and
requires onIy two hands to feed il. The en-
CINE which moves the whole machinery is
only one horsr power. IL Is in operation
in a printing establishment in Mulberry 81
near the lrgc marble building in Bond ST
Specimens of the work upon this press
may be- seen at this oliice, or at Mes5rs.
Bliss 4 Whites book store, Broadway. -
'fht pres. Itself caunnt be spen At present,
on account of mt having yet obtaiurd Il
patent for il. " J. f.. Post, .'ioy o.
Yeiio,e Jessamine fiowers poisonous
On Sunday the goth ApiI, a small child
Of Mr., James Eroughton, OF hi. Comfy,
aged about two years, after eating a num-
brr of Ieiioe Jesmmine E1omers, died in
the space al half an hour. In :, minute or
two after ealing them, she bccamc perfect
ly blind, AID expired in the time above
stated, Eden. Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27
.Nnti..

Ii virtue of a deed nj trust executed BY
- Mary Roberts, Ia The subsefibefs, on tho
2alh day of March, ls23, aod duly recorded IN
The clerk Office Of Cnnpbrl count, for tho
purpose oi securing Il certain debt due Elisha
H. linhdley d On, we shall, on Fyidag The 1871
ddg ~ Jipe neft, proceed IL sell, nj lint creel.
meei'ng'honse, by way of public aneiion, Tor
lendY mummy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-27

IL "'ird. ~ tbuse = if,ih, . reasou, If
justice aud a hnmanise.
south Am'fea--slg The rev stvtca +
south america he SAY j arr NV slron
raeiisb Ia rrs fhai ilh'y Ind obtained.
10 e"nlinne .,toutrsi without nv hopes ~
obtaining ~ object would be iHham3n MI
UNJUST. The whole question nj american
inflsI cnd,ns. Is comprised ia lhose Nv
word.
The lig,t ofany government, thr United
Siates have piuchimedthrir WISHES Tor the
successful ls-ur of the noble sffu.sle IN
which the Gfeel,s are engaged; they have
found in another hemisphere, sentiments
winch would have honorri those who are
nearer to them, aud owe, perhaps 4 greater
debt of gratitude to their ancestors.
Whilst Europe is filed with declama.
tons against the revolutions of Spain and
Portugal America SEES only IN tho.c great
events, an Improvement tile conniliuu 81
Il part ot the human race, To which her
Own children belong she frlicilalcs hel
brothers on having acquired the blessings ri
Il new and free existence nj cheaper
rate than she did herself. But the Congress
which now sits To decide on thu ftte Of
Spain, and Judge its institutions, will not sill
al Washington.
The Abhe La Mennais, Arhille de Jouf-
froy, would mol even h. listened Ia in the
cabinets or churches Of a plain people, af
sober good sense. !" IL Is a maxim sacred
In otr government aud people, says the
president, .lmt every independent nation
has the right ol improving ils Own instilu
lions, and that no one has any right 10 in
ierierc in this subject The Letters
from ST. James," IA work OF NJ. Chateau.
.lenX have never touched with more 81.
gacty on the principles Of these eoneulsions
which agitate Europe aitrihating them II
the false postum in which the Arlstocrdcy
is placed. The president SAYS, on this
subject, " Il is evident that, IL any cou,ul.
sion takes place ia that part Of the world,
itmust proceed from causes moi amongst us,
as we have but one order hcre--tho order
Of the people,
Thus, in the opinion Of Il disnterrsted
judge, If Europe is again involved ~ war;
she will owe ii Ia the .iriSiocfocg Those
words Of III. president refer tn us the fun
damcuth difference between our situation
aud that of America. There every thing
Is plain before you you build on IA soil
where you meet with no distractions nor
obstacles here yea must both demolish
and buiid up nj The same lime. Your work
Is doubled the prescription of ages. and
al 400 years of barharism and leutailiy
exelaim against You havoc aud destruction
10 prevent tie establishment oi an orderly
aud harmonious system. which they hate ],
we must both iiglt and build mp amids,
ruins. But. Amc,,ea, happily, Knows 0fuo
such imprdments. she sprung to life
full grown, and proportional at once for all
the relations of social eXttenee in her
birth, all was pure, rational. great, aud free
FROM condensation. Happy land where
there isno room for the sophissry oftIe am
bliious---ior the contests between old aud
new intrrrsts--,lctors and vapquislicd (; the
dead buried or rooted from thor graves
and where every wheel IN the political init
chine moves without aoi4e and without ex-
pensc.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07
SIR ROBERT WILSON.

The French Ministerial Paper, the Journal deS
Debdts; has the following speculation upon the
treatment Of Sir Robert Wilson, should he fall in
= The hands ST the Frcnch
Th- English Journal, The Courier, asks VIVA,
shall we do with Sir Robert Wilson, in case he
should fall into our hands, and whether we would
treat hiIa as an English subject or Revolutionary
sodlerg This is question which really affords
matter of curious speculation. England is al
peace with France. and she has moreover, in the
last Session Of Parliament, passed bill which pro.
hibs any OF her subjects from entering into the
service Of the Beligefanl Powers Thus Sir Rob
ers, being taken with arms in his hands, could not
DC Claimed by the British government, or il he re-
turned to his own country, he would become liable
to the penalties consequent on the violation OF an
act OF parliament, unless acts OF parliament are TO be
considered as laws which merely threaten, but are
destitute OF application and force. Now tho Para-
inert OF England never promulgates vain laws,
nor does It suffer its DEGREES to be laughed at.
Sir Robert then being taken o. isoner, in what char
acter is ne to be considered by France? AS Span
lardr But allowing that he has letters of neutral
ly, can such letters be recognised by us2 Sir Rob
ert is VIGOROUSLY an Englishman, and member
Of parliament besides. Can we admit that he is a
citizen of the Republic OF the Corcs and subject
OF the Monarchy Of George w?
The truth is, that Sir Robert Wilson take in
arms against us, is neither Spaniard nor English
man; he is an unknown adyenturer, unacknow-
Legged, without country, one who violates the rights
OF nations, and who has no other authority for what
ne does than that which force gives to the man who
has armed himself for the purpose Of assassina
sion AT sea, those gentry are called pirates. A
court maltial, according 10 all the laws of war,
would be entitled to execute justice onSir Robert
But he need not fear the generosity of France
will not belle itself. This is, in al probability.
what we should do with Sir Robert Wilson, if he
became ous prisoner WE would send him the
best surgeon in the army, if he were wounded we
would afford him pecuniary assistance il he were in
want OF money and we would have him conveyed
with all gentleness to his country, where he
might have the pleasure of writing and speaking
all the evils OF France that he thought proper. We
do not much fear his arms, we never read his nam
phlets, and his harangues give us very little trou
hlc
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07
AFRICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

On Saturday evening number of respectable
Citizens Of the town of Petersburg, Virginia, as
,embled at the Episcopal Church, the Rev. A.
SYME in the chair; and, after passing resolutions
app obatory OF the scheme of colonizing Free Per-
sons Of Color the Coast of Africa adopted, with
much unanimity, the plan OF Constitution auxiliary
to the American Society at Washington 1t is un-
dersood that prompt measures will be taken to fac-
itate the immediate departure of such free persons
Of color desire to cmigrate from this town and
neighborhood. PET. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07

clock arrived al Boston the next day 10 mnules be-
fore FIVE, IN. York time) having travelled TWO nun
bred and seventy miles at the average rate OF 10
mile, and half an hour.
The chocolate, grist, and bark mills Of General
Gideon Foster, at DanYers, Mass. together WIN
large quantity of chocolate and other properly ~ete
DESTROYED BY fire on Tuesday week. Loss esti-
mated at $4,000 The FIRE caused by the friction
Of a spindle in new machine for grinding bark
We are informed, says the Salem, Washington
countv Gazette If the 22d inst that the snow is now
eighteen inches deep on the Green Mountains
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07
.anerdote-----In .Griscom,s Year in Enrope, :, the

.HnecJOte-----In 'UTlScUmS Tenr IN TtNfUW, Ihc
writer remarks, tina, on a visit to ROBERT SOUTH
NY the British Poet Lsureat, the conversation
,nrned on America and American affairs IN which
the poet spoke in the most favorable terms Of our
progress and prospects as nation and among o.
Their thing, remarked tina, some years ago he hap
rened 10 dine with Col. AARoN Burr, (when in
exile in Europe for his conduct in the west,) and
on some OF the company extoliing President WASH
IseroN, as the FIRST Statesman OF our countryy3 uRR
remarked, That WAsHIn croN was by no means
the greatest character that his country had pro-
ducet; and added, that General HAMILTON was
his superior in political WISDOM, -SoU1HEY added
The company were shocked and could hardly re
strain their disgust at such violation of decency
and decorum.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07

Some so years ago, Church music was exclusive.
" OF the slow and solemn cast, like Old Hundred.
This was, in a manner necessary, as the congrega-
ton. whatever may be true as respected the choir,
were not provided with books, and it was the pro-
vince of one of the deacons after the Psalm had been
read from the pulpit, 10 repeat it line by line. 1t
often happen d that the deacon made as bad work
IL, reading as the choir did in performing, and
times worse. This defect contributed powerfully
20 do away the custom, and to introduce the pres.
ent Style of performing Church Music. But like
every innovation upon Thu good way, sometimes
merely because hat was the old ,0ay it was regard
ed as a species of hercsy, and almost departure
from the true faith. One of the first clefgymen in
the county Of WsH***''*, Mas lost his parish, in
consequence Of difficulties which had their origin
in his exerlions to introduce this nelo mode of per-
forming Church Music. The deacon was tenacious
Of The honor OF reading the Psalm in an audible
voice, as had been done for 90 years before: and
no one had the nerve to undertake either to con-
vince him OF failings, incident to the limited edu-
cution oil laymen, generally, at that period, or to al
ter habits so firmly fixed One of the deviations
from correct reading is veil reccollected. The
parson read Psalm from Sierhhoid and Hopkins,
containing ibis stanza:
" Along the tluniean road away from Bozrshs gate"
7, is altogether possible the deacons book wa,
badly thumj-TOrR.-lIo However that may be, he re.
sponded, 4
"Along the EigemuJia road away By BoO=ys gate y
II was TOO much. The parson set about correcting
the procedure and succeeded : with no other
lass, on his part than being compelled to ask dis
mission from his pastoral charge.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07

A lady having the misfortune to have her husband
bang himself on an apple tree, the vile Of neigh
Dor Immediately came 10 beg branch of that tree
TO have il grated in one in her own orchard, for
who knows (says shel bur it may bear the same
Kind Of frnil .
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-07

Two gondoas arrived at Bath, Me. last week
rom Wlscasset, laden with store, 80 feet by %
two stories high.
At the circuit in Ulster CO. last week there wer,
two actions Tor breach of promise of marriage. Ir
one Low vs. Diekerson, the jury returned verdic
for the plaintiff, of $1,000 damaees-In the other
Beyier VS.. Deyans verdict for the plaintiff $3.50
damages.
NEW YoRE, Ger. 97.-We learn by person
who arrived in sloop this morning, that there wa,
a fall Of snow in the neIghborhood of ALBANY, or
Saturday, which measured 10 inches deep
The passengers, who left here in the Steam Boa
Lincoln "Wednesday, at FIVE minutes past three o.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03

sol and bayonets, assaulted and CONS
PEELED Mr.. Sandes 10 deliver up, in
bank notes aud money, nl0, and q
case of valuable pocket pistols, with
which, after violent threats, they alb.
seconded.
On Sunday night, the house Of Cas-.
tleslon, in the county Of Cork, was at
tackled, the windows and doors demo.
lished, and large stack OF hay con-
sumed in the fed, tho property OF q
farmer named Sullivan.
On Monday night, large field on
the lsnds OF Glanstar, was turned up
by the Whiteboys.
Yesterday evening, between 6 and z
O'Clock. a party OF ten Whiteboys, at
tackled two houses, in the neighbor
hood of Ballystein, and destroyed all
the furniture, cutting the feather beds,
and scattering them about.
At Ballylongford, notice was post
ed on Sunday, threatening with fire
and sword any person who presumed to
purchase at sale Of goods distrained
for rent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
This is to give Notice,
June 3

THAT the subscriber, OF Alexandra
Il County, in the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters Of administration on
the estate of Edward Rumney, late OF thr
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the same,
with the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscrl-
Der, on or before the sd day Of December
next. or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; and those
indebted thereto, are required 10 make i'm.
NE date payment. Given under my hand
this Sd day OF June, 1898.
ELIZA RUMNEY, Administrative.
June 3 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
Office.

INHE subscriber takes this method TO
inform his friends, and the public IN
general, that be continues TO keep his
Lumber Yard,
al the old stand. on Union street, adjoin-
ing the Team Boat Ferry, where he has
laid in large stock ot well seasoned lum-
Der OF all kinds. VIZ : two inch, inch and a
half, and inch paDnell white pine plank
and boards also, feet Suffolk shingles
OF the best kind, common do. laths. and
.cantling of all lengths and sizes that may
be wanted Tor builGing and repairing.
Also, II 900 feet curled maple and cher
ry scanilins, and plank, SO that cabinet
makers can be supplied on good terms
with bedstead stuff &c.
$4,000 lbs. prime bacon put up tor ia
miIy use.
90 bbls. net, shad and behring's, put
up in the best manner all of which are
for sale ON the lowest terms.
JAMES Mcguire.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
THE ALEXANDRA
DYEING e SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT

ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner of Prince and Fairfar.sts.)
I RUSSELL respectfully acquaints the
y. inhabitants of Alexandria, the Dis.
trict of Columbia, and the counties con.
tiguous, that he has hongh, out the we'll
known establishment recently held by Mr..
Williams g.. -.
From many years experience in the
manufacturing and dyeIhg IN the city
of Dublin, also, being Tor three years SUI
perlntebdenl dyer to the large Lexington
tactmy in Ky: and likewise had much En-
enlargement in that business lately in the
city of Richmond he hopes as the fancy
dyeing will be particularly attended TO-, as
we'll IS elegant and permanent blacks, u.
dies may still favor this establishment with
their patronage.
and pressed in the best manner; the blacks
refreshed in the black dye; the blues in
the indigo vat. =. ,c
Wool or cotton yarn intended for do
nestle cloth dyed any color by the pound;
red cotton yarn dyed, il it come in guam
titles. a., .
Bonnets dyed and finished a glossy
black, or those soiIed and stained (not ia.
tended to be dyed cleaned and slowed.
J. RS pattern book OF fancy coIor' 10y
ed from while crape) ready Tor the ID
spection and choice OF ladies. -,
An apprentice wanted ssflo"er twild
SaGreo) and Sumack, bought at this es'
tablisbmsnt. -,
Mrs Russell will be here in few days
from Richmond, 10 accomplish ladies' IN
the elegant arts OF yelve. p ann, ,o rug
as she can only attend TO select number,
ladies can leave their names at Mr.. Rus
sells or with Mrs. Waugh, near The Lam
ca,terian school, Her terms being T dol
| lars Der month, including course Of les
sons ; in which month OF course, she en-
cages to perfect them in one branch, with
Out The usual mode of!protraclion. :,
may 81 -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
Ia MARINE LIST, 49,
PORT OF ALE1 aNDRIA.

ARRIVED,
.lJuu 3I.-Schr. Mary Delano, Bsrba-
bos, ID days. Reports that small French
SQUADRON passed tor Martinique few
IA, prev,ou. 10 the sailing Of The M. from
Barbados, where she left British vessel
OF war lying.
SAILED,
Brig Resolution. Lucket,, West Indies.
Schr Cent, Holiet, New buryport and
Boston.
ARRIVED,
June s.--Sloop kislng Sun. Smith, Pro.
whence. 9 DIS lime anh potatoes TO E c.
Hicks, teas and gin IL " e., odsi' 4 Co.
domestic goods to A. C.. Cazt move & Co.
hams cheese. and raisins to the master.
Steamboat Surprize, Taylor, from St.
Mary's River-passed brig Resolution,
Lucket,, from h-nce, Of the Kettle Bot
toms yesterday afternoon, and schr. Lp.
cinda. Fletcher r, and sIoop George WASH
iggton, Swa,ne, of Biackston's Island,
and .cnr. Cent. HalIett, off Maryland PIT.
Scbr. Ann, Webb, Thomas,on, I3 days;
lime 10 VIM Fowle & Co.
Several Inlano vessels with various
country produce got up.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
This is to give Notice,

WHAT The subscribers, OF Alexandria
i County, in the District OF Columbia,
have obtained from the Orphans. Court
of said County, letters testamen,ary on
the estate OF John Janney, late OF The
county aforesaid. deed. All persons ia
wing claims against the said deCedent are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers,
on or before the Sd day OF December next,
or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit TO said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are required to make. immediate
payment. Given under our bands this 80
day of June. 1928.
JOSEPH JANNEY. Jr. Er.e.,o,,
PHlNEAS JANNEY,
iune 3 Wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
MARRIED.

At Richmond, on the 9Th ult. at Mr..
David Barclays. by the Rev VIM. II.
Hart, MR BENJAMIN l.. WALLACE, mer.
chant Of that city, 10 Miss JULIA MARIA
HooFF, OF Alexandria, d. c.
On Thursday, the 18th INST by the Rev.
James REID, BENJAMIN NoTTEs, Esq. TO
Miss CATHERINE Brown, both Of Prince
William County Va
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
Grand -OratoriO.

4 Number OF the gentlemen of the City
Llof " asbington, assisted by number
Of ladies, will perform, on the evening OF
Thursday, the 9th Of June. a selection OF
Sacred Vocal Music, with instrumental ac-
CONFERENCE.-The whole under The d.
rection of Mr.. p. MAuRo. The Orstorio
will be performed (by permission Of the
Committee of Management al the FIRST u
nilarian Church Of the City OF w asbinston,
PART THE. FIRST.
Andante, with full Orchestra, Pleyel
Anthem--.Ihe Saffron Iints,' Mozart.
Anthem-.1hou CHILD Dipime,' Schultz.
Anthem-.Oi Care 1hanks,' DR.. Clarke
Adagio-Flute and full Orchestra, Mozart
Anthem-.U Sing unto the Lord DR.. Clarke
Anthem-sStrike the Cymba!,' Pueitta.
Finale, with full Orchestra, Hayden.
PART THE SECOND.
Adaeio, full Orchestra, Pieyel.
Anthem-sO! Come Lie. as Sing S. Chapple
'Anthem-sI .caited Patiently,'
Solo--.Let the Bright Seruphna,' 49,.
Anthem-.O! Praise the LOrd,' E.Meinieke
Anthen-sSOundMe Loud 1imbreP Asison.
Finale, full Orchestra, Hayden.
Tickets of admittance to: be had at The
Bookstores OF Mr. J. Thomas, George
town. and P. Thompson, in The City, at
the City Auction Room Of P. Mauro.
Each ticket will be one dollar; one
ticket will admit one gentlemen and la.
dy, or two ladies, or two children.
NAV 81 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-03
Tract or Parcel OF Lana,

JAMES S GUNNELL, N. ID.
Dentist,
RESPECTFULLY offers bis services
IL as Dentist to the citizens and visl-
tors Of the District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgetoun.
Or. Sim, DR.. c. Worthineton,
F. NAV, P. War6eld,
Cutbush, HENDERSON,
Hunt, N.W.Worthington
Sewall, Bohrer,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.Alerondr,a.
Dr.. Semmes Dr.. Washington,
Richards. Fitzbugh,
Peake, StabIer,-
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A. Hunter. and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be-
~ cen 9th and 10th streets, West, Ton The
same square with MIR. Gunton's Apothe-
cary Shop
6Dr. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Gagelt's Hotel, Alexandria. every
Friday, from 8 A. NJ. until +: M. dur
ing The month of June. All letters ad-
dressed to DR.. G. in Washington, or lett
at Clagett's Hotel, will be panctually al
tended to.
Washington, May 81, 1898. iarti