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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
Office.

4 general meeting of the stockholders
n ct the Fauquier s. Alexandra Turn
pike Company, will take place at Samuel
Cats tavern, at " est End, Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia, on Saturday the Sth day
Of March next, for the purpose OF elect
ing a President, four Directors and
Treasurer, for said company, according
10 the provisions OF all act OF the General
Assembly of Virginia, passed 7tb January
1923. J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
feb 22 te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
For Sale,


Or Exchanged for .Mechaaics' Bank
Stock. at par.
The fire proof brick Warehouse,
8yTA on Fairfax street, adjoining DR..
ssss, E. Stabler's The dwelling house
" and lot in the occupancy Of Thos.
Vowel, Oh Water street. IBIS house is
we'll built and has every convenience Tor a
large family. The LOT contains halt all
acre OF land, good pump in the yard and
a stable OF brick with carriage house &c
2OI shares Marine Insurance Co. Stock.
8 Bank Alexandria Stock
50 Fire Insurance Co. stock.
The stocks will be sold Tor approved
notes at 6 months, For terms apply 10
L. VOWEL & DOUGLASS.
feb 90 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
Mechanics Bank Of aIeX'a,

February q. 1898.
TEyHE Stockholders in this institution are
Il hereby notified that an election ior
fifteen directors. will be held al the Bank
ing-houss, on Monday, the 24'b March
next. CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash.
feb9Q tram
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
ALSO an aSSOIMeEt OF
Household i kitch, n furniture
Public Sale.

ON TUESDAY at 10 o'clock.
w ILL be sold ; a, the auction sore, !;
ale
Sugar, rum. apple brandy
Vinegar, FIX blue
Mustard, soap
Mould and dipped candles
Day and Martins blackiDg
Rice and hops
bale moss
Window glass by 10
Halt pint tunblers
Com breaking machines
Furniture and Crockeryware
Also, German linens
CasiEetts, rose blankets
Knspped cotton, red flannel
Cloths, CassiDefes
Diaper and plants
Mems stockings and gloves
Shoe thread
Shoes and hats, &c &c.
ALSO,
box umbrellas (assorted)
:; carpet
S. A. MARSTELLER, suc.
feb &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22

NORFOLK, Feb. Is.
Arrived sloop Eagle, Savary, Turks Island,
Is days. with salt, bound to alexandria, put
in in distress, to F. Myers. The f. arrived off
the Capes 10th inst. and was blown to the E.
of the Gulph; on Saturday last, on the Mid.
die Ground, in violent gale from the West.
ward, lost an anchor, and had her sails very
much injured: has experienced continued gales
for the last IL days. Sd inst. in lat. 80, lon75,
spoke brig Lion. Of Bath, from Wilmington,
n. G.. bound to Demerara Saw schrs. last
evening beating up from the Cspes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22

TO Let,
s, That large and commodious
HSYN brick DsrslIing House, situated
NJ on the north west corner of CAM
AA eron and Pitt streets, at present
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mark Posses
sion will be given on the 9th day OF April.
Inquire OF the present occupant. or
4. +. MASON.
feb % H
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
Public Sale.

NN Thursday the eth Of the present
~ instant, If fair, il not the next lar
day thereafter, al the late residence OF
Hannah Adams, deceased, will be sold OF,
a credit Of nine months on all sums above
ten dollars; Interest from The date, il noc
punctualy paid sundry articles OF the
personal estate Of SAID Hannah Adams
consisting Of Corn, Oats and Long Feed,
Horses Cows Sheep and Hogs, Wagon
and Gear, together with divers farming
implements.
ALSO an ASSORTMENT of
Household i kitch' furniture
On the sane day, +" i'll be offered to bire,
several NEGROES until the end OF the year.
Bond and approved security will be re-
CURED before delivery of The goods.
CATHAhlkE PAYNE, Exec'x
OF Hannah Adams, decd
On Saturday, the 2Slh, at the late resi-
dence OF Wn. Payne, decd will be Of
tered for sale for cash. all the personal pro-
perry OF the said deceased
CATHARlNE PAYNE. Adm'x.
feb 22 3t*
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
AUCTIONS

II His EFENiNG, at hall past 6 o.,
Il clock, will be sold at the alctIon Store
a variety Of fancy articles, SC. among
which are
" a'ches and time pieces, ready made
clothes, vest, coat and paDtaIOon patterns,
knives and forks, Fen and pockel knives
snuff and tobacco boxes. &c SC
feh 2S s. A. MARSJELLER. auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
Eligible Town Lot, For Sale
Lou.

TIME corner lot, south east corner OF
Il King anu Patrick streets, aud oppo.
site William N. Mills's dour store. would
be sold very low for cash, or on reasonable
ground rent, if early application be made.
Also, the ruins (adjoinIng) OF the three
story brick dwelling, lately destroyed by
fire, we'll calculated as materials for bull
ding. Inquire OF
feb 20 st HENRY T.. SLADE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
- MARINE LIST, ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
COPIED FROM THE READING-ROoM BOOKS
FRIDAY, FEB. 20.

Clear. mild and pleasant weather, the
ice considerably reduced and in motioo
with the tide.
Sloop Sisters, Lawrence and brig Ante
lope, Emery, from Boston for this port,
put into Hampton Roads the 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
Prizes Prizes !!
an The e6th inst. another drawing OF
~ the
.NaruIa1,d State Lottery,

will take place in Baltimore; and only 8
drawings more to finish The scheme, and
all the following splendid prizes are now
floating in the wheels, except the 10000,
which will be deposited in the wheel alter
two drawings more. Now is the time to
purchase a ticket in this rich lottery.
Tuc CAPITALS OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
RICHARD w. BARTON,
1ffarnpu af La7C-

AttOrney at La7C-
WILL be responsible for any business
w committed to his care, III the
Courts of Frederick, Shenandoah,
Fauquier and CuIpepper.
NJ Letters addressed TO him, al bis
residence, Winchester, Virginia, will be
promptly attended 10. feb 2S 81"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22

FROM PORT-AU-PRlNCE.
NEw-l DIRK, Feb. love have letter
from correspondent at Port rince,
under date oil s4lh u!l. which states that
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
MARSHAl.'S SALE.

MARSHAl'S SALE.
w ILL be sold on the premises, for
w CASH, on Monday The Sd day of
March nsrt, at i o'clock, all The right, IT,
tie and interest OF James 5. Scott, in and
toa
Lot Of Ground,
With a FRAME TENEMENT thereon
situate as follows-Beginning la3 feet &
inches from the corner OF West-stree!s
running thence west and binding on Duke
street 81 feet 81; thence south, parallel
with West street, 10 Wolf street, through
the squire thence east and binding on
Wolf 81 feet 81 ms thence in straight
line TO the beginning sold TO satisfy an
execution in favor oil the United States.
D. MINOR, d NJ
for 7. RIsoeoLD, Marshal
an 5 IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
IN pursuance of the will OF the late Ia
j. chariah Ward the subscriber will sell
Tract Of Land,
IN the county OF Fairfax, near The Stage
road, about seven or eight miles from A.
lexandria. This tract contains between
ESQ and 30U acres; and TO a person who
would avail himself OF tie advantages
which the contiguity Of this land TO the
markets OF Alexandra and Washington
possess, it is believed a great bargain
-. can be sold. There is Dwell
|" LING HOUSE and Many good iruis
sSs trees on it, and good proportion
@ otland suitable for meadow. I he
terms are one third in cash, or young ne
groes, one third in twelve months, aud
the other third in two years those two
instruments bearing interest, which will
be RENTED should the instalmeDls be paid
as they fall due For further particulars,
apply TO Mr. VIM. A, Williams, Alexan.
dris, to Air VIM. II. Foote. near The pre-
misses, or to the subscriber, near Deco
guam, in Prince William county
N. b. Should this land not be sold
(Which is much desirsd) it will be rented
TO an approved tenant for the present year,
and possession given in time 10 prepaI.
for crop of corn.
ANNA WARD, Adm'x
with the will annexed OF Z. Ward, dec.
teh 20 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-22

IN pursuance Of the will OF the late Ia
J. chariah Ward the subscriber will sell O
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
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Journal IF Foreign Mediciae.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. VI.
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To the patronage Of the public, will he con net.
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DARBY ) EDITION OF
brookes' GaZetteer,


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:. dom taken up IA volume with which Nc
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e donbt the market will he speedily cleared Of
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= aud those of the States, with the latest n
e" mehdments aud revisioHs.'
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90 NEWa&D.
BsCONDED from tic sIbsc

4 BSCONDED from the subscriber on
"a Sunday Last, an apprentice boy 10 the
Halter trade, named EDMUND NkitAt1H.
He about i3 years old, and very 'imelligeui
for his age, his dress WI. gray domesic
roundabout jacket, domestic pantOloons, q
black tur hat, &c. isHspcci he hns gore down
the river 10 hiehmuntI, rs am told lie has a
brother living in that place. All persons are
cautioned against linrhoring said apprentice
at their peril, ~ I am determined 10 punish
any oIle so offending. Tie above reward viii
be giyrn for The apprehension aud delivery
OF said apprentice 10 me IL fynchhurg
WILLIAM TAhpY.
May ?. ~ st
u The editors nf the Enqniree will give
the above two inst.t,ions, aud forward their
account 10 this olncc
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The North American Review,

Wa begun in 1918, aud has since bccu siesdi-
ly advancing IN public estimation In Jnnnh-
ry, 1920, The editorship was assumed 10y Pro-
lessor Everett, Of the University ~ Cambridge,
New England 4 ntu series was thcu con.
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To be confined exclusively To those who s;p
nall ed themselves, in either capacity. in The
Revolutionary War, which obtained the indie.
pendence ofthem county.
Second Edition. With an apptadir
TEsit Declaration by the Representative OF
Il the United Colonies of North America.
acting forth the causes and necessitv of taking
up arms, Ju'y d, 17a5-Thc Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies. to the
k'nS OF Great Britain, July 8, l775-A procla-
tloa oil Congress for a day OF fasting, humilia-
tion and PRAYER, Mach 10, i775--rhe Decla.
ration OF lndepend, '.e, July 4, l716-and the
mani, sto by the Congress of the nited States
of America, October 50, i779.
Also, the Constitution of the United States
and the Farewell Address Of General WASH.
rNeToH, to the People Of the United States, all
nounclng his intention OF retiring fiom public
service, September u, 1906.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS ]. RODGERs
" We are rein, ed 10 the alter natIse II choo.
sing an unconditional submission to The tyran-
ny oil niitated mn4 i5teis, Oh resistance by force
The latter Is OUT choice. We have counted the
cost oil th.s contest, aud ilnd nothing So dread
lal as voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, aud
humanity, to' bid us talnely TO SUI. endcr that
[, eedoln which we received from cur gallant
ancesto >, aud which our innocent posietity
have a / III. 10 receive from us. We cannot
endure the lniany anu guilt OF resi- ,lnlng sue
ceeding geDeT atoms To that nretc heJuess VIII ch
ineytabi, AVA them, it We baseIy entail here.
ditaty bondage upon them
" The arms ", have been compelled by our
enemies IL assume, We viii, IN defiance oi every
htzard, With unabatng htmness and peiseyeI-
ance, employ Ion the preservation oil our hbe,.
ulls---ne,ng With one mind resolved To die iree.
Ell at e than to lie ,l,ve,. - Declaration
Of Congress, selling lofM Me Necessity oJ taking
~ dTH.s--Juig &, i.16.
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an E.NGiASii NUi,A.

H'HE SUESCRiBFR has !, promisine
L young BILL, al the English breed, which
he got from the contiy al SIonigomery-Pr Per-
sons DESTROYS al improving their breed of cat
tie, can have The use Of hiin--fie viii be se0
TO any neishboring plantation, or the suburbs
oi hyaehbnrg, at Il moderate price--lf sent 10
the latter place, a lot will be procured To turn
| him into. RICHARD PERKINS. +
! Apr,i ~, u II
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Iieil subscriptions TO the above works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
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claim 10 public support, rs forming impor
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..-0&ts'..
MY DOG AND MY SHADOW.


IN solitary excursion through wood,
Mr.. Haldcn fell IN with a man, whose sim
gular appearance attracted bis attention.
He was sitting on the ground ut the foot ola
beach tree, eaiine crust ofbread, which he
shared biz by bit with dog. His dress
betrayed the utmost poverty, but his cOun-
tepance exhibited every symptom ofcheer-
fulness. The Major saluted hun as he
rode past, and the man pulled of his hat.
Do you see said he 10 his dog, laughing.
What could the dog see asked the Major,
whose curiosity was much excited by the
mans happy looks. The stranger laughed.
Aye, said the man, in a humorous tone, |
wish To make the dog take notice of your
ci,ility it is So uncommon Tor we'll dress
ed perspn on horseback, and an officer be
sides, I, lift his hat pr cap to a tattercd
foot passenger like me.
WHO are you then said the Major tc
the man looking at him attentisely.
A child of fortune.
A hid Of fortune! you mistake, with
out doubt for your coat seems TO speak o
lhcrwise. Hfs
My coal is in the right. SIR. But, rs
can Joke in this coat, The pn, one have
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American journal of Science and
Arts,

Condueied by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
JtsWS u chemistry, &c ldie Coiege.
Ihis journal began IN the yenr lolO. Two
numbers. between which there is an interval
Of about three months, form volume.
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.sNB pNiN'YXSH

Executed IN The aeqtest manner, md on ne
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YlrCintrI.
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DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
ID me by Thomas Bunting and Ann his wife,
Tor purposes therein mentioned, bearing date
on the 22d day of June, 1921 and recorded
In the county court of Bedford. on Saturday
The 2lth day of May next, shall proceed to
SELL 10 the highest bidder, Tor ready money,
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II is sid, that, white the celebrated We
texan Of the Type, ISAIAH Thomas, of
Massachusetts, was printing his Almanaes,
for the ycnr 1880, one Of The hoys asked
hun what he should put opposite the i5fh
OF July. Mr.. II. being engaged, replied,
" any thing, any thing = the buy returned
to the Office, aud set rain, hail, aud snow,n
The country Was all anaatmeni.-the day
arrived, when II actually rained, hailed,
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Ibonass Almanacs were IN great demand.
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an Orkiqh, Ia Surrr, 1896.
The Lord saw good, Was looping of wood
And down fell irom the irre;
| met wiih check, and broke my neck,
And 30 dogtn loppee oil me.
~ Seiby, H., Yorkshire.
Here lies fhe body Of poor Frank Row,
Parish clerk AMI graye-s,o''e euiieg
sAud tuis Is writ to let yon know
What Frauk OF others used TO 10
+ now ri Frank done hy uhother.
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PROPOSALS
FOR publishing, By subscription,
sEw AMERICAS
biographical DictionarN,
A REMEMaRANcER
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Departed Heroes, Sages aud Statesmen of \.
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Diodorus Sicuius says that among the
ancient Egyptians, one OF the ARTICLES or
conditions OF then marriage contracts was,
=" the husband should be obediept TO The
wire.'-We have often heard Of Egyptian
bondagr, bat neser knew that il had been
carried So far as this before.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-13

Modest Merit" There is n thoro' and
settled belief tsays Goblet in his Weekly
Register of Esd February IN almost the
whole nation, that understand its a6aifs,
and mat knom hour 10 put an end 10 is
caion'iiies, better than any other nun To-
ing"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-13

.4good beginning james IIancy, who
lately killed Malachi p. Vnrian in a duel
al Sackett's Harhor, has been convicted
Of mdnsiaughfer, and sentenced 10 ten years
Imprisonment. The parll-s we're COM
non soldiers, and no doubt expected TO
come off as well as our |" gtnfifmeRp who
81 freely visi, the monument ef honor at Ho-
hoken, viz. to have their uaines fmmorta-
tised in the newspapers and porter houses.