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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-10
COHEN'S

Lottery & Erchange C.Bace, ia Iharket''f'eet'
BALTIMORE:
Where the great capital prizes IN both
the last lotteries were sold 10 distant acuen.
tsrsrs, ana uhsrs more capitat prizes hare
been sold than ut any other office IN .4me-
riCa
Distant orders enclosing the cash, will
meet the most prompt attention, and The
earliest information forwarded 10 adven-
turers. Address
] |. COHEN, Jr
Secretary to Managers. Baltimore,
s Tickets in the Grand State Lottery,
D loo, 600 highest prize, will be advanced
to D ) on the IOlh July, until which time
the price v Ill continue at Die
GCohen's Lottery Gazette aid Re-
gistsr," which is published every week,
will contain the official lists Of each draw
ing of the Grand State and Monument Lot
terles, and will be forwarded gratis, to az
who purchase their tickets at Cohen's Of
fee. Those who wish 10 receive the Re
gister will mention it when they send on
their orders.
july 10
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Notice.

Notice.
Marine Insurance Company Of Alexandria,
Jxys, 1923.
TIME stockholders in this company are
hereby informed, that dividend oil
FOUR PER CENT
for the last six months, is this day decla-
red on that part Of the capital now PAID,
which will be ready to be paid them on
Saturday the 18th instant.
}. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
i,,1a lsw3t
CORN
PURCHASED BY
J. H. Ladd j Go.
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Rise Of Tickets:

On Thursday the 10th OF July, The price
Of tickets 10 the Maryland State Lottery
will be advanced to Dl5. Adventures,
particularly those at distance should lose
no time in securing chances. All orders
dated previous to the rise, will be suppli-
ed at the present prices, viz.
Whole tickets Dls Quarters 90
Halves 6 Eighths 90
Capital prizes yet to be drawn are
100000 DOLLARS
Prizeof 10000
aPrizes Of 10000
2 Prizes of 5000
II Prizes Of l,0Oo
besides large number Of D!oo, DO, &C.
Also tickets in the University Lottery,
now drawing. at bio shares 10 proportion.
Tickets and shares, warranted undrawn;
TO be bad at.
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ALIENS


Lottery and ETchdnge OWce,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city:
Approved endorsed notes, and most
kinds Of Foreign Bank Notes received in
payment at par.
itrOrders from aoy part Of the United
States, by nail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctusl
attention. Address
S.&M NJ. ALLEN &Co.
july 10 Washington City.
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n otice.

4 LII persons are forewarDed trespass.
"A log on the land OF the subscriber in
Fairfax county, known by the name OF
"Germont," as the law wIlIibe strictly en-
forced against those offending therein
The road which has unlaw FULLY been made
through lbe woodland of this farm will be
closed up forthwith; and all persons are
forbid passing thro' lhe fields or pulling
down the fences OF the subscriber at their
peril. CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
julv law3w
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office.

ALL persons are forbid harboring or
n trusting any OF the crew belonging
to ship Niagara under my command. No
advances will be made by me at this place
On their account. a,v
July 5 u
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,r,nd of Mai. McClellan who prompt
" ".o.;r.d to the spot. on shs inform
Zion reaching town. The culPrits are
lodged in Jail. The money found in
n~.'ss,iou of the rsbbsrs- mas been de-
tiyer.d to the postmaster, Mr.. Skin
n.s Fed. Rep.
Cir Robert TYjIsoH had arrived at
Comma and delivered an address to
the people, to commend and encourage
sheir efforts for Independence.
Two Spanish privateers had been fit
ted out ss Corunna, and had already
.so. 10 two French ships. A French
ship, with valuable cargo Of cho0hi'
neal. &c. had been sent into Cadiz.-
Near Cape Finisserre, Spanish letter
Of narqae Of Is guns, had beaten otf q
Colombian Privatesr.
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Notice.

Notice.
TIME partnership Of C. Gilpin 4. Co.
l. is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indie bted to the firm,
either by bond, note or book. account, are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
Chr. Neale, or bis order, who alone is au-
thorised 10 settle aud receive the same
and those having claims against the con.
Germ, will present them to him for pay
ment.
CHR. NEALE.
CINCiNNATUS GILPIN.
Chapel Spring, July 5.h. 1893.
Notice.
TIME debtors to the late firm Of Cinein.
j. natus Gilpin T. Co. are hereby Dotitl.
ed, that a legally authorised agent will
wait on them forthwith, for payment OF
their respective debts, when i is hoped
and expected, that they will promptly
discharge the same, as no longer indul-
geuce can or will be given. II is expect
ed that they will not disregard this notice.
CHR. NEALE.
;,,v q Iaw3w
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More Fresh Goods!
James C. & Robert Barry
Lave this day receiveds large add
Ill ton TO their former assortment, oil
new and seasonable
GOODS:

Consisting in part Of
II rolls East India floor carpeting
case sup'r London blue and black
cloths
case white Tlcklenburgs
case Irish linens and lawns 4 brown
Hollands
| bale Drogheda linens
New style London vestings, dark ging-
hams, calicoes, and domestic goods gene
rally, With complete assortment Of fancy
and staple articles, all OF which will be
sold low for cash.
june 7
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District of COlum bia,

July 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
AUCTION SALES.
I'n1lic Sale
On SATURDAY. the 18th

On SATURDAY, the 18th inst.
kze Al 4 O'Clock, P. Al, the srbscri.
her will Offer al public sale. on
Ss the premises, . valuable two sto-
III ry brick tenement + lot OF ground -.
on the south side OF Queen street, sad on
the east side OF Fairfax street. al their in
tersection, extending on Queen street
esstwardly lie feet 4 inches, thence south.
wardiy SO Ieet 8 inches, westwardIy II
feet 4 inches, northwardly 81 feet 8 inch
es, westwardly 80 teei 10 Fairfax street /;
thence ON that street55 It 6 inches. Also,
aLot Of Ground,
on the south east corner of Union and
Princess ST. binding on Union street 5S1
feet, and running thence eastW ardly into
the river, being The property called A.
dams wharf, with all the buildings there
Oh. The above sale will be made under
the authority Of two deeds, one OF which
is from John Adam and Mary his wife.
the other from John Adam, TO SEC re the
payment OF certain notes 10 The said deeds
mentioned, Terms at sale,
r. |. TAYLOR. trustee,
aprl1e u
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without bisoishei.-The Emperor wien he
START against Bravo. could not obtain single
volunteer from the capital. AND. think, where
be lett without BODY guard. I ne Repubh
cans have set forth as an irducemert for deser
ton, that all officers and soldiers who do not
JOIN their standa I'd yrevious to fixed period,
shall be incapable Of holding any station inthe
army hereafter: and, most probably, receive no
pay. This, no doubt, has had q considerable
ERECT, as every day, small parties are moving
off
While am writing the duplicate of the A.
hove, friend has come in to inform me, that
the Emperor, having had his cosncil Of state
all Yesterday, at his encampment, debating on
the necessary steps to be taken to secure TO him
his throne, came to the determination OF retir-
ing until Congress would re-assemble ana de-
c,de ON his fate. A new Secretary has been
chosen, named Vale, and several new officers.
Thus we arc at present without govern
ment. All the prisoners were released last
night by the sOldiery. When the guard was
releasing Padre Aieir, from six months con-
fnement, he asked him by whose order he
came to free him-the soldier responded "by
our own order" cit is all well. :" said Padre,
"before three months will have his maiesty's
head brought to the block" and were he to
have his will, he would certainly accomplish
his threat.-He is an Interesting old man;
visited him frequently while he was in prison.
He has almost too much enthusiasm for this
meridian. where things are not ripe for repub.
!can Inslit en-.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

PENSACOLA, March S,-K has been deter.
MINED, by the War Department, to open a
Military Road, from this place 60 the Barran.
cas-, the nearest practicable route, bridging the
bayous, &c. The Quarterinsster for this sta
ton has received instructions to furnish the
necessary facilities, and It is presumable the
work will be commenced Immediately. This
roa 1, in military point Of view, IS all impor-
tant, and in other respects, will be very benef.
cial to this place and neighborhood. At pres
snt, the overland route to Barraneas is fifteen
miles, over very bad road. and the proposed
highway will reduce the distance to less than
six miles. The troops will be enabled to march
to the fort, from their new cantopment, in for
ty minutes; whereas, as the road now is, it
wo' Id be difficult t. march it in less than six
hours. tloTsd1on.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
II Lot OF Ground,

:. Public sale.
ON TUESDAY will he sold ct the aua,
~ ton store, a, 10 O'clock,
Sundry Goods;
many without reserve, among which are
Sugar in barrels
Vinegar in do.
w. |. Rum in do.
Sup. beet, shad, soap
Candles, mould and dipt
Mustard, ground ginger
Port wine, Also,
, 5lierces sup'r clover seed
also, vistcnt reserve, By order ofAs En-
esuroy.
A lot Of ink powder and blat king
] corn breaker, Also.
Superb siSeboards, chairs, bureaus
Bedstsads; teds. &c. ALSO.
Shoes and an excellent assoIimeI Of
nen's and boys superior and CON-,
mon hats
Children's fancy hats
Spring sbawls, &c
apr 10 S A. MARSTFLLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

The President of the United States, in
commemoration Of the distinguished serv-
ices OF Major General Faystte. during the
Revolutionary war, has directed that the
fortress al the Narrows. heretofore called
Fort Diamond, should be known hereafter
by the name OF FORT LA FAYETTE.
The ceremony in conformity thereto took
place yesterday at o'clock, p Nj. In
honor OF this event, Major General Morton
directed salute to be fired from the Bat
terry by a Battalion from the Brigade OF
Artillery. IN. Y. Cog.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
MORNING, APRIL IL.
6yThe Saturday Hsitor, Nc. ., wa.

GvThe Saturday Visitor, No. ., was
received 200 late for TINS days publica-
ton. -
Mr.. Snoudsn.-As small mark Of re-
.prct TO the nenurY OF 1t. CocxE, OF Va.
who va, attache TO Com. Porter's expe.
dilioD and who unfortunately was killed
by the discharge OF a cannon whilst enter
ing the hsroor of ST. Thomas. i, is recon-
mended that on Tomorrow, Sunday The
shipping in the harbor display their Hags
at haii-msst high, during the day, as TO-
ken OF The amiability OF character and bra
very of Ii. CAS- this appeal is to bis
fellow seamen, it is hoped they will not
pass il by UNDECIDED. L.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
MARRIED,

On Tuesday evening, 3y the rever'
enc Wells Andrews, Mr.. Norman II
FitShugh, merchant, to Miss Nary
Ann. daughter Of Thomas Vowel, esq.
all Of this place.
On Tuesday the eth inst. in Wash.
ington. by the rev. Mr.. Chalmers, MIR.
Presley Barker, 10 Miss Charlotte Con-
nor, both of Alexandris, ID. G.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

A Doctor in Scotland was employ ed by
a.poor man, 10 attend to his wife who Was
dangerously III. The Doctor gave hut
accounting 10 Suspicion, that he would
ROT be paid. have, says the man, hSS
Pepsds, and If, says he To the Doctor, you
hiI ~ cure, you shall have it. Theswo,,
nap died under he Doctors hand, anu
after reasonable time, he called TOR hi
Eve pnsnts. The man asked the Doctor
It he k,ll.I his wife! mo" "DId YOU
cure her?' No" Then said the pooi
: nan, you have no legal demand, and turn
eN,ueOn bus heel,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Phineas Janney.

y"
HAS just received II bales Of cotton
l. l. sup quai,ty. rs boxes sperm can
dies branded Coffin.
In Store,
s5 boxes sperm, candies, branded Rod
nan
-, 6 trerces spermacsii oil
9 tons white lead ground in oil
= bbls NeRetian red
20 kegs spanish brown
3 cases patent water proof hats
Is tons Russia clean hemp
Russia and Ravens duck
Do shee.lng
English pine apple cheese -,
Dn mustard IN boxes Of 10 doz bottles
DO sewing and herring Irvine
DO shoe thread
Cambria and jaconet muslins, Maiseilles
quilting
Spotted cravat hdkts
Figured Nankin silks
Black .lk shawls ..,...
Nsnkin Grape gov patterns
Black galoons and ribbons
Claret wine in cases Of doz each
Loaf sugar Pbilad. refined
Cut nails and brads
2iO tons Swedes and English iron
Assorted fat bars FROM 1t Incte, TO {
inches wide. and from 10 Incl
thick .l.,;
Square bars from inch to 8 inches
Round from ! inch to 1t inches
Plough plates and land aides
Swedish steel in -bundles--For sale on
terms. 4mO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Removal.

Removal.
THE subscriber. bavmg removed from
i his former stand now occupies he
warehouse on The wharf, lately in The oe-
cupsncy Of Mr. John Furlong, and
Neat door to Mr.. Phineas Janaey's,
where be will continue 10 transact busI'
ness on commission.
He offers TOR sale the following coDsign-
ed articles: Baltimore refined sugar ofvs-
rious qualities, domestic giDghans stripes
and bedticks; an assortment Of brsss bard
ware, do. English stone ware, cut nails
and brsds, from I'D ~ Pod, and W liam.
sons patent economical coffee roasters,
for the sale Of which be is the only agent
in town. He has on hand also, Baltimore
whiskey, in barrels, severa tbousahd
pounds OF bacon, and intends keeping ,
Family Flour
and groceries generally. N. B. Flour and
Other produce. received on storage, as
formerly. GEO. JOHNSON.
march 99 Iaw5f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Mahogany.

THE subscriber bias just received a
4 cargo of Mahogany Of superior quail,
jty. A good portion is OF handsome cur!
ond shaded vood, and will be SOLD on the
most reasonable terms for CASH, or notes
that will discount, either IN the log, or
.awed into boards Of any description. Or
ders will be thankfully received aud faith
fulIy executed, on application to Harr,'on
Bradley, or ec,,o, ,,p,h
Who has for rent handsome
~ two story brick house. the front .
s1 store, on King -stIeet, in apleasant
% and healthy situation and a good
stand Tor business /
april 10 AW~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Public sale.

ON TUESDAY the 2Oth Of May ne1r,
~ will positively be sold, at The resi-
dence of the late Jacob Heinemsn, deco,
VARIETY OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of beds. bedsleads, sideboards.
tables, chairs, carpets, and one eight day
clock also, one 6rst rate mich COW
Also variety of silver spoons. soup Ia.
dies, Cream-Iots, &c &c
=, THOMAS JACOBS, E1ec'r.
april 1s Is
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- MARINE LIST, M
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
COPIED FROM TIE READING-sooM BOOKS

Arrtued--Aprit 10,
Schr. Frederick, Barrett, RE Janeirs,
via Pernanbuco, 9sds; sugar and coffee
to J. q J. Harper, j. T.. Vowel, ano J..
M'Cobb,
Schr. Esther T. Sally, Mills, Philadel.
phia ds; freight to different merchants.
oloop Maria, tloRett, Baltimore, 4S hrs;
full freight 10 merchants OF the district.
April II,
Sloop Altoona, Nicolls, N. York 6 c.;
freight TO merchants Si the disuIet.
Sailed,
Schr. Triton, Fowler, New York.
Scbr. Retrieve, M'kown, Charleston.
Schr. Jane, Cooper, Ehza beth City; N.
Carolina.
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april IL
A CARD.
LAM ES BIO " VI 4 ",

PORTRAIT FAINTER,
VINENDERS respectful compliments to
the citizens OF Alexandra and its Vi
ciuity, and informs them that, as his con-
tiaus nee here is limited TO the FIRST of May
next, ladies and gentlemen wishing to
avail themselves OF his professional ssrvi.
ces, will do we'll to call On bin at as early
a period as possible. 9.
anril 12 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Office.

TINE subscriber bias relinquisbed bis
Il intention TO practice law al the courts
OF Fauquier county, and has substituted
for them The chanSsry court held at FIRE.
dericksburg. where he will attend to The
business OF his profession.
c. e. LEE.
.n,;l IL st ,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
MEXICO.


From the following intelligence which the
National Gazette publishes as authentic, we
learn that the Emperor isurbide has "cea,ed to
reign"
Extract of a letter from, an Americon ges-
tieman IN The .Mcrican capital. dated
MEXICO, Esd Feb. lS23-On the 18th inst.
an express arrived from the mountains, sta,
TIM that Braro had taken possession Of Guer
naraca on the other side Of the mountain, dis
tant from this Is leagues, with force Of 5000
men. His Imperial Majesty summoned al his
collective force IN the city and vicinity, amount
ing to no more than 1000 infantry and cavalry
and placed himself at their head. He, howe
yer not eager to court battle, ha, taken posi-.
ton 10 leagues from this at the junction Of 3
great roads which leads to this capital. Since
his encampment, ne has experienced deser.
ton Of 200 men, with IL pieces Of cannon, and
&c, 900 cartridges. He dispatched Gen Bus.
tamenta in pursuit, who succeeded in capturing
20 persons and the cartridges; the $50 with the
cannon succeeded in joining Bravo.
Last evening the guard Of the Emperos's IA.
vorite regiment, No. ], stationed in the lnqui
sitisp over the prisoners. Meir, Aryns. Bus.
tamenta, &c. made their escape and oil the pri
soners moved off to places Of security. Thus
YOU perceive every thing moving on smoothly
aud the revolution will be completely effected
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Sale of Negroes, for Cash.

O"'e Vf 1--WE, fV1 OsfIs
WILL he sold under execution. al the
w tavern OF, Capt. Pey,on Ncrvill, ia
the town of haymarket, Prince William
county, Va on ibe I'd day Of III y, 1898,
about TWENTY. LIKELY NEGkCLS.
W X CHAPMAN, DIS.
$780,. for P ALEXANDER.
spriLI2 -~-~-- -9awtM2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12

H. We are authorised. to
announce WnLIAn E. BrcxwiTH, Of FAIR
fax County, Virginia, 81 a Candidate ios
the ensuing election, TO represent them in
The House Of Delegates Of the Legislature
of Virginia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
Caution.

4 LII persons are hereby forwarned
"A from trusting any person on my ac-'
count, particularly my Wits, Mary Eies..
berry,; as | am determiredto pay no
debts but such as are contracted BY NY.
self. CHARLES ELESBERRY.
april l2 s."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-12
THIS DAY.

Sale, without reserve.
IN SATURDAY, the iSih Of April, on
~ the premises at IL o'clock, will be-
Il 2 Story Brick Warehouse,
DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND,
nearly opposite Butts l. Cawood's.
II Lot Of Ground, :.
adjoining the above, on which is erected
a brick stable and carriage house.
The house is substantial aud comforta.
BILE the store extensive, and agood stand;
the lots Of good front. running back TO a
wide alley running through the square. o..
Terms, 2O0 dollars 10 cash, balance II,
two years. By order Of the trustee,
S. 4. MARSTELLER. auct.
mar Is LAVISH
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-07-30
TCommunication.1

On Tuesday the gath ult. Thomas ROYAL
Arch Chapter was dedicated in the town of
Princeton, county of Worcester, in this State.
and the officers installed in ancient and am
pie form, by the Most Excellent Grand Chap
ter OF Massachusetts,, iona. Gage, ESQ. Grand
high Pnest. At a convenient hour the Grand
Chapter were conducted by committee of
Thomas Chapter, accompanied by an excel
lent band of musick from their apartment. to
the Masonick Hall, where, after the prepar-
atory duties had been discharged general
procession was formed, consisting of more
than $50 Masons, of the various grades and
orders, decorated with their proper badges
and Insignia of Office. On their way, they
were joined by about $50 ladies, whom they
escorted to the Meeting House, where spa
cious stage was erected in front of the pulpit,
for the accommodation of the Grand Chapter.
and the companions who were immediately
connected in the duties of the day. The
ceremonies commenced by an ode. sung in 4
very handsome style, by full choir. The
Rev. companion, James Thompson, (the chap
lain of the day,) then addressed the throne
of grace in fervent and impressive PRAYER.
lie was followed by the Rev. companion,
Alpheus Harding, who, in an elegant and
hi5ulJ dPpIopildle AuuTeSS. 1altnluliy delln-
Gated the virtuous character of the patron,
whose natal anniversary we celebrated, and
the highly important duties we owe to God,
to each other, and to ourselves. The officers
of Thomas Chapter were then installed, by
their corresponding Grand Officers, with an
appropriate charge to each. Several pieces
of musick were judiciousy selected, and
sung with great taste, Judgment, and effect.
The solemn and impressive manner in which
the various duties were Performed de-
lightful musick, which reelected the highest
honour on the skill and Judgment of the per-
tormers--the uncommonly fine weatber-the
charming and elevated situation of the spot
on which we were assembled, inferiour in
point of prospect and surrounding scenery, TO
none in the State-and, lastly, the profound,
and almost breathless attention of the audi
ence, consisting of several thousands, and
composing good proportion OF the beauty,
intelligence and responsibility Of the county,
rendered the whole one of the most interest
ing scenes we have ever witnessed on a SIM
liar occasion. After the ceremonies at the
church were closed, the ladies were re- con-
Quoted to their apartments, where dinner
was prepared for them, and served up under
the direction and management OF commit