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Remaining IN he Post 0Gee. Lgaehtirr, Ia
duih JaHe, is23.
.i--Nllliam \. Allen Il. Mrs Susan =. Allen
James Ahererombie, Mas Polly Armstrong
Charles Anthony.
mir Brunstord, Mathew Bolhlnv, Al
cher Brown ?, John Bailey >, Niliam Boat
nghi, Mrs Betty Buck, (calored MomaaA WI
liani hhghS, Jnnathnn hnilny, Juhal Burton
iameN Bishop, Miss \ L. Bunting. job,
BARKER, AIS sophia hontrght, lsanc Bna
kerNiile, Edmnnd Brown. james Benaeh
f-Capi Jaooh \. Gardozo I, REV. lhoma.
Crowder, Mrs. Ann Cox. Iohu Collier. alrs
fliza NJ, treasy, Dudley GALLOWAY. Iesse
CLARK, CLERK Chaneel3 Count ,, David Cnn.
lord, Miss Caroline {. Cafdo2D, Goarre Coeh.
ehran, DR.. l., ". Cabell =, hillam X. Cox .
William u. Clenlin ?, Miss Ann 3 Crews,
John turle, William Crombir, Bets. Cooper
Eleaner tomnellv
D-Samnel 4. Davies, George Donnt,i,in,
John l Drake 2, Mrs. susanna Dnnrlnss,
William c. nohson ?, lhepdors Deli,son,
9h'nnel J. {, Dawson, eemee w Davidson,
samuel Durhefn, Simon pua,r
Rev. John Eatly ., Miehnel Emery.
'acoh .mhry, Sharies Ills, Joseph Echos s.
f-1'bonas fleyd, Nillem frt,ucn.
tf--aiss Maria GRAY 1he4hn, Gfhan. Al.
v.
John Gardner, Miss Alnry Godfrey, I;nrlepd.
Walton s. Penn 3, .Iohn NJ nordon Il.
H--Jehn iiorner, Nelson II Hughes ?, Ed.
ward Hughes, Hiss Frances H. llarris. John
Holland, john Henson, Samuel {. iiooton,
Richard C. liadeu g.
Miss Auaner Jeilcrs, Irying, Lauehone
Z Co.
h--Dhnicl Kidd John kiihe Mrs. Ann King.
L-George Lambert Shelly Lee. hr. y
nth Logan, james Lain, II. X ". lnnrhoine
M-Temple Miller, Wm II. Mitchell, Jebn
{. Miller X CO. ,, COL Thomas Moore, Ms=
Mary Martin, Harvey Mitchell, lnmes Muir.
ray Q, Hugh Mckee, Ned Ale"cnnnn
.N-Geoff" " Nelson . John North Jr.
P--John Percivall, Edward Price .. l'ran.
els Peters, Miss fmuces \ Peml, John II
Price.
R-ferdnand W Risque, Willis Rucker.
Thomas Jefferson Rino, ANTHONY kuckef. Dr.
John b. Rullcdqe, Jani"s Ryan, iinsl,y Muck
er, Mr.. Nnn VI. Rohr, Cnpl. John Rosser, Mrs
sarah R'y John Roberts
S--nicaiah Stone. William Stinct, Isham
scruggs ., William NJ. Smithson, John W
Schenek, Don. O. stokcly .. Cnm Epcs epain.
Daniel SheilcY, Alfred Saunders, James Ste
yens, James Saunders 2.
John ras lor, William Taylor Misspol
1y II. Turner, Richard Turner Jane, Turk,
Caleb Init, Fhomas Terry, Robert Ihurnou,
Daniel Thompson.
F-Ausiin Valentine,
H'--Airs Ifiiheuia Williams. John Wight.
man. Hicholas Waugh, Capt john T.. Wood.
son. Richard Walden, Mrs Funny u. Watts,
Rosa Whit, Johs Il Wright Q, John wilson,
John Wade Otis Wrsfcon.
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLJN. Jr NJ
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PASSAGE or TIE ALPS.
BV Lddy Morgan

We found the plain which terminates the
ascent Of Mount Gems, covered with snow.
The first step Of the heret,ut war not cal.
culatod 10 lessen unpleasant a"nsaiions.- -
The winding PERCEPTIONS road hung sus
pended for faihoms down, terrace beyond
terrace M arch llung across gulf. which.
when reached, was c-elgssly trotied -.
cross, seemed as it WAS viewed from on
hifh, scarce passahle by the chamois' foot.
Here and there blown up rocks lay scatter
I'd in black tflassPs, unfinished excavations
yaWngd, and yesiiges of greater projects
and holder facilities thea had yet been ef
feeicd, cyinced some daring intention aud.
denly cut short by natural obstacles, or POI
iitcaI change. Torrents OF melted snow
swelled the stream Of ('enmclla an undn.
lating region Of mountains spread around
on every SIDE like the waves OF northern
seas suddenly frozen IN the moment Of Their
stormy fermentation; until gradually tht
tinipss surface Of the soil exhibited spots
of black earth, or patches of vegetation, .
clamp Of underwood, tree putting forth
its nipped buds, an hut, a sheep fold, /;
yinc.--Wintcr blasts sofened into ytraa
gales, add the doubling Ola bold projecting
pr0nontory revealed the sunny Plains o
Italy. From snch site rs this, ii is said
Hannibal halted his Carihaginiane, ant
pointed 10 the reeoInptnse Of all their ar
dnous undertakings. From such site ~
! this, the Lombard Albion paused amidst
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New and Naluable Medicine
<sSD<s@r IS, $ 81
S5 ~ z AhSp.A9!5ReGS'

HNflS new and elegant BdlSdm DivS 10
Il to standunrlvailed IN lis merits, ioi {,
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly vent,
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained
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stion. Scarcely case occurs but may
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DR.. Melien's Cough Drops, from the use ic
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and her Cough has entirely lett her, and she
join " JENKINS.
HUDSON, l2th Month 29ih, 1919.
Affirmed before ne, JOSEPH u. MoNEII,
Recorder Of The city Of Hudson
To the afflicted whom this may concern--l
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took VIC
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which created a violent Cough and difficulty
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procured bottle of Doctor Mellen's Cough
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main in nv side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr. Joseph Barton.
| Hudson, 18Th Month l3ih, 1919.
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| FOR sAGf ny
!. Dr. T. HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
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A friend called on Michael Angelo. who
was finishing statue. Some time after
wards he called again The sculptor was
still Mt ms work. His friend. lacking at the
figure, s." GU have been idle since saw
yon last by no MEANS" replied the
sculptor; have retouched this part, and
polished that; have soitencd this feature.
and brought out this Snnsle IL have given
more expression 10 this lip. ard more sner-
KY TO this limb" Well, well,n said his
friend. {" bat ali these are triiles.n at may
be so,' replied Angelo, but recolIect that
iriAcs make perfection, ard That perfer-
lion Is 10 trihe.v
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Khe following property,

Viz four bed blankets, two beds'eads and
cords, onc bed, tSo iron pots, one oven ard
i'd one dozen knives and pine forks, nine
plates, two disltss faf dozsH cups aud sau.
GERS, two coffee pots, one side soal leather,
two augurs, cne tenneit saw, one froe, one
side upper leather, one hog, seven chairs, one
table, oae sadaie, une plough and gear, one
coulter, two narrow axes, one shop axe and
one pair wedge, Or such part thereof as viii
be sufficient 10 satisfy the debts ia said deed
mentioned, aud ali costs IN execution Of
liis trt-t WI. SHILJ DS, Ir1Siee.
July s.
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WILL continue IN receive orders, for
w tickets ia al the lotteries now draw.
ing in Baltimore. His Office Is kept Ut the
counting room, of Mai. Brninmln +. Ow-
ems, one door below hIessls. Gait 4 Bul.
lock. Orders for tiekeis accompanied With
the cash, or prize tickets, will be filled At
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POSTAGE, without delay. Official lists
Of the drawings are regularly received
Adventures are ms tied to call and examine
them grati~. The cash will he advanced
for prizes ordered through this Office.
Fourth days driving Of the
Washington Monument lottery.
1862 Prize OF $4,000
l4l55 prizes of 600
o prizes OF so and prizes Of $50 each,
together with .eeclal hundred OF ) 10
The next drawing Of the University
Lottery, tales place Oh Wednesday the
2nd day July.
The 81 day. drawing OF the State Lot
terry, Was 10 have taken place ON Thursday
the 25th. On The 10th day ofJuly, Tickets
10 the State Lottery viii adYa1ce 10 -
dollars.
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WashinG}on Monument Lotterl
TRUST SHE.

10y virtue Of a deed in trust f-om David
NJ Glass, 20 secure certain debts therein
mentioned, which deed bears date on tie Is'
day Of November lsei, ard duly recorded IN
the clerk office OF Amherst. | fiall on saiur-
day the l2ti day OF July inst. III tie residence
Of said Glass, ~ Amherst county, proceed 10
sell 10 thu highest bidder, for cash.
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vestimental Soap
SDIMpERtAL RENOfATOR,


iNHE above composition. SO enlnently
i celebrated in Europe. the former 'oi
US very superior qualities in extracting all
Kinds of grease, occasioned by hair, OF
nv other matter, paint, tar. &c. from gen,
lemen's clothing, and woOiien cloths oil
every description, in a few minutes, resto,
ring the same to its former condition and
color, uninjured; and The latter for lis
very superior qualities in extracting al,
manner OF spots OF stains from iso'es
.resses, caused BY grease, oil, OF tad IN
ding, from all kinds OF SILKS, satIEs, vel
vets, Canton grapes, bonbaznes. &c. re-
storing the same to IFS former condiitn'
let the quality or color &c wtat 1t may,
uniniured, has been, within the two last
wears, introduced and fully established IN
The cities OF Baltimore, Phlladeiphia,, New
York, Charleston. S. c. Norfolk, R'ch-
mond, and Fredericksburg. and Is no"
most respectfully offered to The citizens OF
The District oil Columbia, as the most use
full material ever discov ered, tor the aiore
mentioned purp Sc. Manufactured and
sofa by JOSEPH TRENCH. for few
lay, at Nv. JOHN THoNrsos's, on Royai
street.
HEvery description q damaged or
widowed merchandise restored to their
former condition.
feb 81 I'm
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Sugars, Moiasses, Rum, Re.
John n. L.iDD &. Co.


HAVE roR SALE. On FAVORABLE TERMS,
45 bids muscovsdo sugars
50 boxes brown Havana sugars
10 bids inolasses
So hhds West India o,,,,
3 do Jamaica RUM.
100 bbls N. England
IS pipes Cognac e. Marseilies brandy
8 pipes Holland gin
$50 bills old rye whiskey
s5 pipes de Arsujos y Blandy l. Co
Madeira wine, in casks OF IL gals.
80 or casks Pico Madeira, Lisbon
cargo
TtperIHe, Sicily. Madeira {. curran
so bags Havana and ST. Dom. coffee
90 barrels y. York prime beet
$50 boxes Msrselle-. msI5led, white
and Philadelphia yellow soap
IS boxes mould candles
10 do sperm do
200 tons plaster
go boxes winiow glass various sizes
20 dozen best olive oil
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm. and common
whale oil, smoked herriugs, bsls. co'ouring
weaYer's reeds, hops, glaub. salts, pioushs
cut nails, writing paper, quilts, hats, shoes
boots. Havana and Philadelphia segars,
figs. 6iberts, rice, cotton, vinegar, sugar
loaf paper, binders boards, DC. NC.
march Is
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FALL GOODS.
C. s. [. 2. Thompson


C. & 1. p. Thompson
IAl E received per ships Boston and
sJ.Fair Trader, from Liverpool,
Imperial Saxony cloths and Cassimeres
Fine and superine Yorkshire cloths
do do double miied drabs
peiisse cloths of most fashionable co'ors
Fancy ribbed, figured and printed Falen
tia yestIug
Fine and super swansdown do
Superine kersey moleskin
Ga stout twiled fearnoughts
Oevonsbire kerseys
Booking and draperv baizes
White. red, yellow and green danneis
Mtlled flannsls
Al fine and superGne kidderninster car.
petihg
So SAC. "A do venetian do
Imperial wilton and common hearth rugs
: & q point blankets
81 10 lea rose DO
Figured and plain black ana coiored bonn
bazetts
Double tartan plaidssnd plaid bombazetts
CircassiaD plaids
Mems, womens, grrls and ehildrens worst
ed hosiery
Ladies Mobair, do.
Fancy undressed prints
9 8 < GA cambria nuslins
Power loom shirsings
Hollis patent white & colored Gotten balls
Buttons, pins, &c. &c.
On hand,
Irish Linens,
And Shee,ings, table diapers, brown ho'-
lands, jaconei aud fancy mus(ins. Italian
sewing silks, Choppa Romais. thread, &c
aug l3
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TO FARMERS Il PLANTERS.
T Will furnish young FRUIT TREss on
/ moderate terms to su,h as may wish
to improve their farms III this way.
.4pples, Peaches, Pears, Plumbs
Apricots,
and variety of sHRUBERY, from the Nur-
sery OF DANIEL SMITH, near Burning
ton, NeU-Jer,ey, In climate IKE ours
these delicious tru Is may be had IN aoun-
dance at smalI expence. ~ every farmer
who feels disposed to bestow portion OF
his time and Iabour in their cuitivatIon.-
A catalogue OF the trees may be had at my
STORE, near the corner OF King and Royal.
streets, where orders will be received and
forwarded. GEORGE DRlNKtS.
Agent for Daniel Sm'ta.
SmoaI II
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To Let,
NIarshal's Sale.

&. TWILL be sold in .consequ.s,s
af7N OF the purchaser not Complying
Gsss, with q former sale, on Thur,day
EE.the 10th day of April next, 10,
cash, at la O'Clock, on The premises ali
The right, title and interest OF William
Patterson, in and to Of Of ground. With
a two story brick house thereon; situate
on the north site OF Wolf street, between
Union street and the wharf, fronting on
Wolf street S6 feet and extending back 90
feet. Sold to satisfy az execution in Ia
yor Of Charles SHADES administrators, a,
gains, the said William Patterson.
ID. MINOR, D. N,
for T. RinggoId, Marshal.
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Sugar, etc.
on bbls refined sugar, ofsuperior quality,
~ofrpm best Loaf 10 No. 8, lump; luit re.
ceived and fF ale ~ GEO. JOHNSON,
Wso has ia Store,
about loo p eces OF domestic ginghams.
stripes and BED ticks cut nails from A
10 cod, aud an assortment of brass hard
ware and offers Tor hire
\ A LIKELY NEGRO Girl.
march iS 81
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Young Hyson Tea, &c.
Rn chests young Tyson 'ea represen-
e ted TO be OF good quality, landing
Oirom the schr. New Polly. and for
sale by S. MESSEhSMtTH.
In Store,
10 bids Havana melasses
Gunsow der and imperial tea 10 ball chests
and IOG 5 catty boxes and g 10 can
Blsters, of the importers {. Huntreas'
cargoes
Hampers porter and wine bottles
Bakers No 4, 2, and Lapham's No.
chocolate
Sicily, Madeira. Canary, ColmeRar and
Ism Qr. casks
Antigua Rum in bids
Lagusyra and ST. Domingo coffee
Havana segars in boxes, bali beyes and
and quarter boxes feb q
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For Freight,

For Freight,
SkS> The good seh'rs NEW sSt,
NRPOLLY and UNION; bur 8s
tbsn 1ach about 90 bb!s. and VIII ne rea-
dy 10 load in few days. Apply to-
- ~ ~ jill. LiOD (. Co.
Eas hove rsce;rsd 6y said oesssis for sats'
1870 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
80 ions plaster
g. boxes oranges
20 boxes lemons 'eo q
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NAILS, BRADS. &c. ed to AID.
-INHE subscribers keep constant sup
l. ply of Gu, nails, brads, hoop iron,
spike aud nail rods fol sale, on the lowest
terms. A. {. CAZENOEE s. co.
also,
Swedes iron
Mur,ioch's fine old wines
Old Port do
Gin, rum, whiskey
Jamaica rum
Bordeaux oil IN hampers
White Havana sugars
Baltimore ioaf do. No. ! z, and g.
DO window glass, all sizes
Dupont's Brandywine, gnn powder
Soermacet, candles
Moult do Isl quality & dipt.
Hyson tea m chests and halt chests
Prime Alabama cotton
Goat skins and tustic
Windsor soap. American do
Bales OF Carolina moss, &c.
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
For Freight,
For Amsterdam,

For Amsterdam.
s~,Ay The superior copper fastened
brig AMERICA, Henry Peterson,
raas'-r-,o sail about the 18th inst: ana
will se some light freight on moderate
terms. Apply to , ~
fro haze reed per said brig and for sale,
80 hnts retailing molasseS
tors 81. Petersburg hemp
90 pieces heavy Blight ravens duck
~ do p-oad diapers
20 DO Russia sheetlngs
90 tons plaster paris
Gee
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
Just Received

DY the schr Romeo, from Providence:
y 90 packages Of domestic scotton and
WOODEN goods
5000 los cotton yarn. No. 4 to 10
For sale ~ package or piece by
A. c. CAZEN0VE {. co
Geo sS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

Best Chewing Tobacco.
- Kegs and half kegs OF manutac.
m tured tobacco, 6's, I2's, & pound
cciwis,s, Barclays brand, warrant
Ell superior to any in the dis
trict; Just received by The schooner Ten
nessee, irem Richmond, and for sale By
JOHN D. BROWN, agent.
mar
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
For freight,

6H The very superior sebr' MINER
My VA, James Nickerson, master;
buIt5en 6a5 bbl>, 4 will Ne resdyto load
in three days. tor southern or West In
dan port IN preference. Apply to
JOHN II. LADO j. Co.,
JYLo k,ve received by said v,s'el, tor sale.
IsJn bushels Liverpool coarse salt
80 hall boxes Turkey ngs
march