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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01
Coarse Salt, etc.
[nhn II. Ladd e. Co.

Coarse Sait, etc.
John II. Ladd e Co.
OFFER fer sale. the cargo OF schooner
~ Cygnet, of 2ooo bushels Ragged is
land salt, white and Of superior quality
the purchaser can nave the privilege OF
bonding the duties, It applied for immsoi'
atsiy.
Also, 8 tons Braz!ette wood
For Freight.
1k The superior schr. Cygnet, apt.
Rich. bu en- sbour 300 barrels /;
viii be ready in three or four days for the
reception OF cargo. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD T. Co.
march 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01
For Boston

Tor some Lastern port
eEk The good schr. ONLY SON,
W DAME Small master; burlhen a.
bout Goo barrels, and will soon be resty
to load. Apply to ,,c
march 90 JOHN II. LADD u 20.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01

Difference is the most complicate,
the most indirect, and the most elegant
of all compliments.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01

1t betokens 80 great soul TO be Ca
oable Of owning fault, as to be inca
pable of committing it,.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01

There is TO retirement but that OF
the grave, where the infirmites OF hu'
man nature may not find opportunity
to exhibit themselves.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-01

The fruit of abstinence from the al;
fairs of this world, is peace Of mind.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
coMnuNIc,rrn
@GituarH4

it bccom-r he melanch ~ g. k of an ;n,i
mate friend of Mrs Mari Jones Of yau.
clue, 10 announce to the socety of which she
tormsG 20 distinguished an ornament. and 20
which he was endeaIci BY 60 macy virtues.
the iamen,ed death OF that most lovely and
interesting woman What an assemblage of
rae ed wmen nave been thus con.ignsd O
an cary tomb a beauty Of which ;he po..
ssssor was unc nscious, playful wi, which
ue iSh'ed and amused, but never wounded
cheerful vivacity which even tie 4ffiic.i MS
OF disease could not altogether repress, we're
united with all the more sub, tan,ial ouaIi.te-
which constitute fine woman For She yyas
gentle without indeci,ion, firm wi hon, harsh
ness, deyout without os entution and Nous
without austeriJ En'nwcd Win d fine IN
ders' andng. she was he tutor of her children
from whose obstruction SIN WIS not diver ed
oy the pleasures OF society, while he arrange
men'S OF her domestic economy .ustainsd and
pr"'Hoied the indulgence of a liberal pasper.
ailty: IL might truly have been said of hsr
ifer c"iidren rice up aOd Gail her blessed
her HdsNa ID ais and b DraIaAth her" Sac
was incee the 1arling of her friends and the
"dousthDld deiy' OF her family. H. t.
such sainted spirits that
Heaven open, wide
Its ever during gates, on golden hinge. turn,
ing.
10 that o!issful haveo her eye was firmly
directed and while the ender feelings OF ma
teEnas soiicitade s;ill bound her In earth and
pronpied desire to be spared 10 her belov ed
family, yet 10 the expire sion If his natural
ana cammendable wish, she united the I'D ost
ernest avowal of eetire resignation TO the
WIZ: n' that God in whose bosom, she wss has
'eaiag 10 re pose every earthly hope and care.
she died March 25,h, 1928. leaving her
crhdren distracted, her hu. bs, d discon sola. e
her dependent weepiog aod Society in tears.
Each lonely scene shall. hee restore,
For thee the teas re duly .hed
beloved u! life shall charm no more,
And m freed ill PHYS self be dead 80
l1h shove wa. received too late for jossr
Il Ia { week. EdifI
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
THE MAILS.

The M Ill due Sunday night las; arrived
here sfoit O'Clock in a NEST horrible
dition-- The Packages were saturated with
wetss If they he'd undergone soaking of Sc
veral hours in pool of water, and so rub
beo and mutilated as to render it impossi'
bic to ascertain the superscr,ptions of many
such were consequently thrown into one pro-
miscuous mass and exhibit a monument of
the folly and incapsci,y- of MIR. Me.gs cur
Post Masier General.-Such Of the p3c kets as
could be decyphered were carefully dried on
,henext day. by our obliging Postmaster, and
forwarded on; but we. guess that few Of those
having a distance to travel will ever reach their
home.-It ought to be generally known that
the Postmaster General thought proper to
take from the late owners of the Washington
anG Winchester line of Stages whose pune
tualhy and good faith in the delivery of the
Ma, in good order and in good time, was well
knownl the contract Tor Carrying the Mail;-
and it has since the sst, of Jan. been conveyed
on horserback!-it seems however that the
present contractors commenced running a
stage day OF TWO since; whether it IS contem-
plated convey the Mail by i, we cannot say.
More OF this hereafter.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
Notice.

FOR the information Of all eonoer n
cd, notice is hereby given that at IN q
last session Of the legislature, a law
passed respecting public arms which
preseribes
4. That if any private fails to bring
his public arms to his Company muster
his officers shall report him to IA cour.
of Eoquiry Of field officers, who shall
fine him Ttoenty Dollars, unless he
shalI have produced them at the regi.
mental muster: and il he so produces
them there, he is to be fined not
iess than three nor more than five dol
lars.
3. Every commanding officer Of
Com ,any or troop. in which there are
any public arms shall. on the morning
Of the Regimental muster, deliver to
the Brigade inspector, note Of those
In hi company who have such arms in
their possession, with the number and
DESCRIPTION; when received; fror, ~ HON
andy what authority, and on the note
opposite the names be shall leave a
blank for remarks Of the Brigade In.
spector and on failure he shall be #
ned not less than $50, ncr moro than
800.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

r ents Of Spain and the Esihcrland, articles
..,;ch. wi, extcnti the operation OF those Trea-
,,es aud sr-.rly facilitate theif execu'ion
,sGentien,en Of lie House Of Commons.
ae ,lt.s 81 5ssty has directed The Estimates
re- -, yen, year tn be isid before you.-
=, s;,,.'s.,.. ,eep framed with every attention
found 4, hs :, "A the total expenditure VIII be
"rh,s J;m,nu,,sSliy below that OF last year
M. nr',, n'" ;.,.st charge, combined with
has produced ssurp,us eae ss n nc NJ
TVS expectation. His Majesty ts,s,s, there
fore, that you " III be able, atier pr,vitne for
the services ct the year. and without ,ifectmp
public credit, To make further consiu,,.ble
reduction in the burdens o! his people.
''My Lords ard Gentlemen.
"H's Majesty las commanded us to atste to
you, that the nanitesta' IONS of loyalty and
attachment TO his Person and Government,
which his NJ 5csly received in his late visit to
Scotland, his made the deepest Impress ION
upon has heart
The provision which you made in the last
Session oi Parliament for the relief of tie dis.
tresses in considerable districts in Ireland,
his been productive of the happiest effects,
and LIS NJ IS recommends 10 YOUR cons;de
ration sucn measures OF internal regulation as
may be calculated TO promote and secure tie
tranquility OF that country, and 10 improve
the habis and condition of the people.
'neep'y as his Majesty regrets the con,in :
ued depression OF n, Agricultural interest.
the satisfaction with which his Misty CON.
templates the increasing activity Nhich per.
vsdes the manufacturing districts, andstthe
iicurishing condition of our commerce in r,6st
of its principal branches, is greatly enhanced
oy the confident persuasion that the progress
sive prosperity OF so many Of the interests of
Tie country cannot fail to contribute 20 the
gradual improvement OF that great interest,
winch rs the most important If Them all
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
From Bells Weekly Messenger,
Ecbruary 9.
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENr,

House OFLORDS -Tcssday, Fso q
This berg the day to which Parlamcn
was proroug=d .or the despaich OF business,
it was opened by Commission The Lord
Chancellor read the Speech which was as
follows
:. My Lords and Gentleman
{" We are Comma ded by his Ne issty TO
inform yon iha' sioce he 'as' met you 10 Pr
lament his Majes'y's effcrss have been ua.
reri'tngly exerted 60 preserve the peace of
Europe.
g Fsithful to The principles which lis Ma
jssty has promulgated TO the world. as cen
shutting the rule Of hi, conduct, his Majesty
declined heipg party 80 any proceedings al
verona, which could be deemed an Interfe,
rence in the intern concerns of SPAN on
enc par Of Foreign Powers. AID his Nle1es'y
has ciaCe ute5, and c"nlnu~s o use, tbs most
anXiou9 endeaTours = good Offices h. stay the
irfIfstoh uthsppily sutsis:ing between the
French end Syanisb Governments, cue toa
vert, if possible, the calamity of war between
France ADD Spain.
sIn the Eastof Europe lis Ms5esiy Eaters
himself that Peace will be preserved, and his
Mt3esty continues TO receive from his Allies
and generally from other Powers, assurances
oftheir unaltered disposition to CT 'ivste with
his Majesty those friendly relations which 1t
is equally his aiajesty's object on his part to
maintain.
owe are further commanded to ePprize you
tbat discussions having long heea peading
with the Court OF Madrid. respecting depre-
dations committed on his MalestJ's subjects
in the W est Indian Seas. aud other gricvan.
ces Of Which his Majesty had been under the
necessity Of complaining, those discussions
have terminaffi had admission by the Span>
isb Cove NM q, $40 justice ofhis Majesty
complaints Dc r4b engagement for salts
1--WE are commanded TO assure ycu that his
Majesty has not been unmiudfui of the Adj
dresses presented 10 bin ny The two Houses
Of Parliament with respect to the Foreign
Slave Trade.
''Propos.tions for the more efeciusl sup
p7essi - Of that evil were brought tor ward by
his M.jesty's Psnipoieniisfy in oie eonier.
CAGES at Verona, snd there have been added
70 TIE Treaties upon IBIS suejsc already con-
c'rided bc.ws.n bis NJ J sly aid the Govern
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
TWELVE DAYS LATER FROM
ENGLAND.

.CHARLEsToN, March 2+-Arrived
here yes erday, the ship Mary Catha-
ring is SO days from Liverpool. .Oui
papers are to the 10Th Feb. from Lon
don and 9Th from Liverpool; -Hosli-
lities had not yet commenced, nor will
they, we presume, until the grass
grol0S.--Hnpes are entertained that the
lirmness with which England resisis
the present object Of Ihe "HOIy Ali,
aDee, tof which she il no member) may
yet prevent the necessity of war. Ills
at best speculative hope, and as Spain
has consented to indemnify England,
she may nationally expee, her EARNED
neutraity"--in other words, secret as
sistence The Kings speech says al
most rs much.
Preparations for The early commence
nen' Of hosliiities, continue with much
activity. readers may recoIlect a
few facts worth noticing. 1st, Lord
Wellington, as ,he Representative OF
GFea' Britain IN The Congress Of Verot
ma refused tn abide by their determine
ton AID protested, in the name of his
government against the invasion Of
Spain. 81. the court Of Austria, Rus
STA, and Prussia, Notwithstanding this
secession 81 one Of their soodIy number,
sent ingnltiuS aud hostile messages to
The Spauish Cortes, requiring theal to
alter their form Of government to suit
their Royal taste, or to stand the con
sequences Ct their proud refusal, : y,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

AZ we predicted in lat Saturdays paper,
the writer of the Handful signed "a Demo.
cratic Republican" most completely missed
hi, AIM We reposrd the most perfect reli-
ance in the reason and good sense Of he Vo.
ter. and we have not bren disappointed. -
We spesk without reference to the result of
the eleciion.-On no simiiar occasion did we
ever witness so grea, moderation and forbear-
ance as characterized the election through
out--Not single inttsDce of tumult or dis.
order occurred;.- cor did we, and with pride
we record the fact, inasmuch a. it ,pe ak, 70
lumes in praise of the .1!orat char acter of chr
community, obstrvea solitary instance OF in
toxcation. --Tre good ense and reason Of
the People predominafeo and they exercised
the important privilege of choosing who
should represent them with q degree of ra
fiona ify becoming F,ecrnen III, in the re.
suit, SOM have been disappointed it, is their
duty AS good citizens, chee:tully to submit;
the Voice of the People has b. en- fairly ex.
pressed, and according to one Of the funda.
mental principles of repu b!canisrn, the iua
.3ority ought 10 gope,n. 70 conclude; the
moderatioa aud liberality di.p.yed at our f.
lection are well worthy of imitation, and IL
would be happy Circumstance If the same
temper and rule of action which governed
the People Of Frederick could be infused into
our elections generally.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
FROM SPAIN.

Csdiz psErrs to th, 18th nit have been re
ceived al New, York, ny the arrival OF The
schooner Comoinr from that por,. They con
tain Madris da'es @ tn 5th, under which is
inserted 'hs Fsench Kings Speech, without
remark There are oeriNus reports of skir.
nishes beween The Royal and Radical forces
in ditfsseit parts of Spain, anu symptc...s OF
disquietule at Madrid,
A Mssrid paper of the an Of February,
gives report. that at meeting OF sener /
officers, Ina. day. 1T was agreed, in case of
Invasion, that Nina shonli command the
army OF Catalonia Aoisbal, that Of Ara.
gen and Navarro. und Maril,p, the reserve.
which will be formed In La MaEcha and An.
daIusis,
Il i. evident, from the complexion OF af
fairs, that war was expected, and that the
Sos, lads were determined to act on the de.
fenivf.
The French Ambassador left Madrid on the
30'h ofJanDary, and his arms were removed
from the front Of his Hotel
The Kirg and Queen of Spain ere regre.
sented as having bsen indispo,ed.
The Cortes had been occupied for several
days IN discussing proposition for a refof IN
Of the clerical sys,em. o. the l,t of Febru,
aTy, great number of documents were re-
ceived from various parts of the country. fe
licitating the CGrtss tbeiI pr ceediags on
the 9Th and ilth of January, and expressing
TIE utmost Determination 10 perseveFe in the
course adopted by the Cores, end to snare
no sacrifice which nigh be necessary 10 sus.
tain she Independence and liberty OF the ma,
ton.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
YELLING ron AND SPAIN.
Extract from Madrid, December 24th.

Extract from Madrid, December 24M.
''An extraordinary courier arrived here last
oigh from PaFi-, wbo is The bearer of a leser
from she Duke of Wellington to General Al.
ava The etter begin, thus-S0y dear ze,
neral: have done great deal for Spin. and
hope 10 do still more for that country, II,
Then goes on, under',saj, to state a sum-
mary Of the views teken in the CONGRESS ~
Neropa upon the Spsoisb qu.sion-, he dif
nculties whicn the noble duse Showed to be
attended on an invs.ion of that peninsa!s-
and the re ut Of whlgh j., ,ha, Francs is left
70 under axe the inga,ion il she chooses, bat
a. hsr sole ri'k. IL sis,e9 moreover. tbat a
communication has teen made 90 the court
o. france by thai Of St. Jame.'s. hat If
france should invade Spain, the cs5ine. of
" g'aod would not atswes Tor the safety Of
zee royal family Of Feancs This letter was
named .o0o: in the Cores yesterday to ali
me members but, Of course, it vas consider
90 private comm uoica,ion. Geo. Alsva
YES duke's I'D ds-car7. during ,hs gres,
part 6 the late war
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
NOTICE.

FHE partnership f Chapman &
u Briarly at the Valley Mill. expi
red on The 15th OF Feb lasf.-Those
indebted TO the firm are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will
present chem for adjustment.
CHAPMAN g. RRIARLY.
April 5-sls pd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
ESTHER.

She is about Is years of age; rather
uf g yeli0wish cast. and stout made
This Girl is well known in Winchcs-
ter. having been hired nut for several
years by the estate of Gen. Singleton,
at the sale of whose Negroes she was
purchased. She was last in the SER
vice, it is believed, of Mr.. Joseph {.
Baldwin. The above reward will be
given for experimenting and securing
snid Girl, in any goa! SO that get her
again.
BATTAILE MUSE.
April 5
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
A List ofletters.

Remaining in the Post office at Win
chester. on the lst Of April 1925,
II not taken out before the fst July.
will be sent to the General Post Of
flee as dead Letters.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
FREDERICK COUNTY ELECTION

The Election for memhes of Congress,
Seop'or, and Members of the house of Dele,
gates, commenced Oh Monday last, and 10
cons qusnce Of The sotdenrise Of the waters,
produced by the heavy snow which comm, n,
csd falling 90 Saturday night s. which con.
tinued without iDtermisso0 the whole of the
following day, was continued he full term
authorized ~ la~ to wit four d.ys--sl the
<ticse on Thursday evening, the Polls stood
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

- ohh Od'Is
Samuel Craig,
Josiah Craig,
John Chennoeth, 2.
Michael Coil,
Elliott Cresson,
VIM. McCannon,
Isaac Cole.
Aquilla Cohagen,
John Craven,
Elizabeth Compton
Nathan Chapman,
Robt. r. Conrad,
ID.
Rebccca Demoss,
Cornelius Davis,
Benjamin niscon.
John Davenport,
Martin Goss,
VIM. Davies,
John Dirk,
Augustus Diggs,
Alex. j. Davis,
John II. Dunn,
Aaron Dawson,
Susan Dirk,
r.
James Ellis.
airy ndevy,
GcOrn,c ttyjlhawk.
+.
Josiah Faucet,
James F'ountin,
John Fry,
John Il. brennan.
q.
Mary Ann Gray,
homas Grimsliaw
argaret George,
John L. Green,
Chris. Groves,
Harley Greenwoo,
{ hal'lcs Gibbs,
Elizabeth Gillian,
Nathaniel Gill,
Wm. Gore,
lizaheth GarrarC
Hannah Garrett,
John Gill;.
John w. Gordon,
Robert ID. Glass,
Ruth Gray.
II.
VIM. Helm, ST..
Nath. fliscon, .juni
Robert t.etrick, S
JOHN HansbouSh,
Mrs. Cris'a tianr
henias L. HouSI
v m. Henning,
Nancy Helm,
jacob armOn, 2.
Madame Holkcr,
George Hensel,
hilip Hoover,
Jesse ifauel,
Elizabeth Ann Her
nlnS,
Michael delivering
James Hill,
Catharine Tasting
" m. hawkins,
abner f!odgson,
Dan. Iicnsdill,
Benz. tiutt hen,
iAOOcit nOdSO0,
Michael haymakci
John z. iiardgravG
VIM. Harrison.
J.
Joel Jones,
" alter Jones,
Joseph Johnson,
81 IN. jenkins, 5
Mr. Jenkins, taylu
VIM. JolIHc, ?.
BusIr0d Il. Jack
son,
Aaron levitt,
Joshua Johnston.
X.
John KeckIey.
Elizabeth Kring.
George Krcybei,
John KeriOrd,
Maria K rms,
Jacob Krider,
John Kern.
VIM. G.. korfoot,
Peter Klipstinc.
JAS. Kern, :
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

Jacob r.. Nicklcn, 8
Joseph Naysmith,
MIR, Newman.
T..
Mary FARRELL,
Michael FIERCE,
James Patterson.
Pierce, z.
Nancy PETER.
Isaac piigeon,
Thomas penning-
ton.
Alfred parkins,
lanes Piney.
Jonathan cullen,
Thomas Profit,
IL. l., Petit.
Alex. Patten, Q
J. w. Powell, .
Mary Philips,
Andrew Pitmans
Chris. Probasco,
Philip Philips,
VIM, Philips.
Il.
David E. Reid,
Mrs. 3. Rely.
Mrs. l.. ReCk,
Robert Rogers.
VIM. Roberfsn
David Robinson,
Margaret q aceys
Joseph Russell, 2.
Rachael Reason.
Benz atherrord,
VIM iiankin,
john Reslar,
,lacquelin Robinson,
Miss Eliza J. sow
erS.
Martin smith,
Thomas imson.
Wiltord G, settle,
Rich. NJ, Sidner.
Miss Sarah NTH;
Luther Sears,
John Scarf,
Elisha smallwood,
VIM Sanford.
Jacob Stone. ,.
VIM hepherd,
Conrad Swats,
Samuel shepherd.
:. Aquilla ID Stinch-
comb.
Mary elcrr,
Joseph snap,
WIN. Strupe,
Jacob ~haffer,
Thomas Spiints,
Charles shafts,
Jacob G.. sperrys
George wyers,
Mrs. E. sampson,
Henry c. Slade.
John Turner,
Miss Matilda Ann
:. L. Thornton,
sNlary Thompson,
John b. teen,
Josiah urner, S
Mrs. Fanny tlcr
Henri e. uruer.
George rncr,
/, V.
, WIN, Vanhorn,
Joshua ViCkers.
w.
James l.. q iIson,
Mrs. e. Wood,
Wesley right,
Robert Wolfe,
= angi;a " ay.
ssph G. White,
>,rs Jos. Walker,
rcndIctCs Ward,
john Wrigli.
VIM. Williams,
Beverly Wilkersou,
Jacob " oaver. :
John Walden,
David t. " addlc,
Y.
Jacob Yong,
Henry Young,
Tacy Zigler,
John Il K.
:, kOBER IS, z. NJ.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05
$50 REWARD

Runaway from the subscriber.
living IN Jefferson County on or a
bout the 9Th Feb. last. Negro Girl
named
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

Tor Congres',
Alfred II. Powell $50
Samuel Kerch>va!, I5O
Jared WIliim., l0I
For tie State Senate.
VIM. B. P4ge, Asa
John Mackey, $50
For the House Of Delegates.
Richard w. Barton, III
Joseph Sexton, M 4e3
James Ship. 4uS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-04-05

Henry Lee,
Samuel Law,
sI.cgg NJ. Long
Conrad Long. }e
Rev. Doct. Maho-
NY.
NJ. o. nj.
Samuel MADDEN,
Hannah Neon,
Samuel Miller,
VIM. Monroe,
margaret n. Nc
Olun.
Iguatius McCand-
less, S.
: Mary Harvey, or
e+ Harry.
John Mcdonald,
John Martin.
Evclina Marquis,
Il homas Martin,
Cyrus W: n urrays
Geo. NJ. Murray,
Hetty Marcus.
N.
Philip Nelson,
w m. NOXen,
r,Thomas holland,
Joseph Newland,
Jacob II. Nicklcn, 8
Ia.nrl, Noucn,,tI,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-04
I9erain ma NIst.
PORT or ALE1AWDRIA.
ARRIVED. APRIL 9.

Schr Napoleon, Hall, Barbados, e6
DIS; sugar, molasses and specie to John
and Thomas Vowel, J Douglass, and
Andrew Jameson.
Schr Delight in Peace, 5tudIey, Prov
idence, X. |. via Norfolk, ballast and bale
goods to A. G.. Cazenoae & Co.
Schr Hope, Smith, Warren, r. /. IA
DIS; patatoes and onions to ]. III. Laid e
Co.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore, q
DIS; full freigh. to merchants of the dis
trict. Left sch Mary, from Boston, a.
ground below St. Mary's; and number
OF iyland vessels ashore in the river and
the bay.
Sloop Adelia, Thorp, n. York full
height TO merchants of the district.
Sloop Washington, Sandfofd, ". Y.
via Norfolk ballast to L. Il. Rowland.
SAILED.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Hiram, Gibbs, hence, ar at Glib.
faltsr 9TH Feb.
Brig Re5ecca, LoriDg, at Gibraltar
18th February for St Ubes in 8 or a DAYS,
thence for this port.
Sch Fivo-Brothers, hence, ar at Bos.
ton 99th ult.
Sch Esther& Sally, Mills, cid at Phi
IsdelPhIa Cd inst for this port.
sch Chatham, hence for Portsmouth,
a. Chatham S5th ult.
Sch New>Priscilja, Crowell, sailed FIN
Chatham 95th uIt for this port.
Sch Margaret, Harding, sailed from
Chatham 25th ult for this port.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-04
PUBLIC SAIlK-

RF virtue of a deed of trust, executed nv
alexander Veitch, to the subscriber, will be
soid at public auction, on the premises, at II
oI'och' TWENTIETH OF MAY MKT, the following
valuable property, to wit
\4f2r3A -FOUR two story brick tenements,
IIgEHi9 situated on Prince street, between
sssW Henry and Fayette streets. ALSO,
: three vacant lots of ground, imme-
diately adjoining said tenements, and hand.
somey situated for building, fronting on PIinca
street, running parallel with, and binding on
Henry street, TO an alley And also, three other
lots of ground, fronting eastward on Henry
street, and running parallel with Prince street,
123 feet inches, TO the centre of The sousre
The above described property, lying all To-
gether, and situated in a Handsome, healthv,
and improving part Of the town, is thought 10
make it highly desirable to AN individual bit
il will be divided and offered at sale, so aSto
accommodate purchasers. The terms will Es
made known ut the time and place of sale.
TIHlAS SNYDER, trustee.