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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
Will THIS DAY OPEN
IND
No. /, Custom ROuse Court.

WILL THIS DAY OPEN,
A large lot of Goods, which will make
: his assortment complete. and will sell them
from hbeen TO twenty per cen, cheaper ,han can be
bought IA this town
.Jrgsng which are ne folloxing -
Brosdcio,iS, blue and black from 80 TO l8s pr yd
CassfneTes. blue, black aud fancy coors. from 4s6
10 lbs per yard,
i'elice Cloths. various coIors, from 9s to 2isyd
Vain Bombaseis, from 20 to So cents,
aci seys, satincts, and plains. very cheap,
F!anne's AID BaiZcs from $50 10 5s6
Coating. very nice. and s wide. tor ony 7s6 sd
ion'bssias, wide. from 90 10 i0.6
Figured and plain poplins~
Back siik haiti hose, for only Ss
BJos muslin han6kerchiels, tar led and fire,
LADIES' book muslin frilis, long. for only 20 cts
Gentemen's Gag silk bdkis fioD ) 81 to 6s
i superb lot VI she'll aud nurn con,os Ve,y cheap,
Black. white and '.rah pmes remarkably low,
Chachi.a skins ios ladies hats aud trimmings,
Butlo', cords and b,ndings for coat and habs trim
mIngs,
Denma,k sat,ins. and priinelas for ladies' shoes,
Thread lace iIoIn ls6d TO i2s yd
straw al sG'p trimmings for edges OF ladies' bon
nets
The very frs, qualify of black silk hdkfs
Cashmere shswls from l3s6i TO 24s each,
klddetn.ns,er carPc'ings very Tice, ior IS I'd
Al.o,
Long ani short lid gIss { Cap, and comiortets.
\ " sCoiCI
or yard. 4 shee,ings and sbirtingss
Pad,lIbss and buSkrsm. 1Csnton aud Italian grapes
complete assortment Of \ complete assortment OF
vestings. ribbons,
Linen csmbrics from 9s y -iik, twist, and :hread.
TO l5s yd L Al assortment Of buttons
Velvet ribbon for trim. Wocien table coverings,
mngs, SYarn and worslcd hosie-
Also wide for belts, A ~.
Gcntlemer's draws and , Linen sheetings & shirt
gloves, 4 ipgs,
Nice Cologne waters, a Couon !sces and edgings
abl'neus and wires, Hue and fancy caliicoes,
Pack ahd pound pins, b Nee furniture caiIcoes,
IA assortment cambrcs fringes tor curtains,
Cambria pocket bdsls NCounterpanes and n ftv
Linen camoric hasfs L ready made coinor,crs
Tapes and bobbms, JCotton B.tihgs,
Aud many other articles too tedious 10 mention.
--.fLSO--
on TK4.N.D am ron S.7LE,
One nice bod, very cheap. Dec. 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
JENNET DRUMMOND.

LAS just received large assortment
j i Of gssAoasbis Srtisiss sss.Oie for the sea-
Ust 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
FIGURED BOMBAZETTS,

IOr OnIy is6d
AndaNOfher Goods prqp~tiOnabT eheab
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
Books and Stationary,

so that he now offers more complete assert.
ment than has ever been opened in this section
of Nrginia, all of which he is determined to sell
at such prices, as SHALL CRAFTY those who ar
pleased to favor HIM with an opportunity TO fur
nsh them.
Hisseections comprise all of the most approx.
ed school and variety of Sundy School Books,
With complete courses of the ancient Classics,
Use al juvenile productions.
The Journals OF intelligent tourists,
Mos OF the late popular Novels,
HE most approved Political and ecclesiastical
Histories
Various aud recent Scientific Works,
Entire sets Of the SPECTATOR, and other Bri-
fish Classics
Some elegant editions Of favorite Poets.
Also valuable Law aud Medical Books.
lis Religious department includes the produc.
TONS OF many Of the best writers, upon the grea.
and interesting points of Christian Doctrine,
\ great variety Of size and binding Of BIBLES,
Common and Family Prayer and hymn Books,
OF various kinds
TIC has also variety of form and size Of ruled
ami unriled BLANK BOOKS.
Ne" publications and valuable works will be
community received, and the subscriber viii exc
S'te orders toe any Hooks which he may nol
stf on hand, and procure them, on very short
,'e, rs he has frequent communication with
"'''ael lhia and New.YOrk, for this purpose
ct, JAMES BROWN.
- pAerdaToyn, Jan q ---jE
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13

From 81 .Salvad,r-Aceounts from 81. saliva
dor to the 9th of December, are Eeeened by inc
schr: Union, which states that the place was
closely besrged, and, there was llttle doubt,
would be obliged to surrender at discretion m .
short time to the Brazilian troops
Gen. Iaborde, the commander OF the besi,
ing army, had recommended to the Amsrca
Br fish and French Consul-, to secure the p
pertv Of their eountrymen ina place Of saset'
as il was his intention TO carry the town By sfo'
OF the l2th. if not previously surrendered
7rhich erent he could OF be responsible tor the
ss,s Of his soldiery
Aew-foIk Evening Post, Jan %.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
.Martinsburg, Vhginia,
PRINTED & PUBLISHED BY
: W.qSHI.pGTO.r EV.4.vS.
TERMS OF THE GAZETTE.

THE price of this paper is two dollars aud
fly cents per aunum, one halfto be paid at
the receipt of the first paper, and the balance
at the end of six months Distant subscribers
pay for the whole year in advauce.-No sub
scription receiyed tor shorter term than six
months. and no paper discontinued until ar.
rearages are paid--a failure to notify discon.
tinuance ofthe paper at the end of the time
subscribed for, win be considered new en-.
gagement. Advertisements will be published in
the Gazette at one dollar PEI square for three
weeks insertion, and continued, after that
time, at twenty five cents per week.
o. All communications to the Editor, by
mail, must be paid, otherwise they will not be
attended TO.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
FoR RENT.

THE subscriber wishes TO RENT .1sxs
his HOUSE and LOT IN Buckles fsssss9
Town, al present occupied by MIR .ssssS,
Jacob r Seibert This House has, s--sAssaAss g
for number of years past, been occupied rs !,
Store Room aud IS considered good s,and for
aty k nd OF pubic business; il would be good
situation TOR a Mechanic. There is toleiable
good and Convenient Kitchen attached to the
House the Lot affords good garden spot.
aud is wen enciosed-Possesslon will be given
the first Of tpri For further particulars, an.
ply to the subscriber
ENOCll MATTHEWS.
Middle Creek, january U.s.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
CONGRESS-
sEN.aTE.


mr.. Iagsor. OF Virginia. reported .
ne" Irai' OF ms proposed amendment az
'.e Nohr''in''on. IL provides. IN sub.
s'dn,e, that when no choice Of President
anu wee President is ma,le.by thc Flee.
TORS hey shall again meet and maLa
choice Of President. for the tvo NJ
Three highest Oh the list of persons ~.
' soseu Tor II =" choiee be made al the
by Congress - '''oos
Adjourned
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VIRGINIA, to wit:
Berkeley county, Janua y Term, 1928
William GorrelI and Nancy his wife,
late Nancy yanmetre, Pl'ts.
AGAINST
Joseph Vanmetre. braham Vanme'
tire Thomas Vannetre, Van Vanmetre,
William Vanmetre, Thomas Tabb and
Polly his wife, late Polly Vanmetre
Levi Martin and Betsey his vile, late
! Betsey Vanmetre, said Joseph, Abraham,
Thomas Van William, Polly and Bet
sey being children and heirs oil Nathan
Vsnmetre deceased Det'ts
IN CHaNCERY.
TheDefendant Joseph Vanmetre not
aaving enteredh his appearance, and given
security according to The Act OF Assem-
bly and Rules oi this Court and 1T APP
bearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
| re IS not an inhabItant OF this Common
| .ealth-Itis ordered that the said De
lendant do appear here on the second
| Monday in pAprl next, and ans~e.
| t,e illofthe PITS and tina, Neopy OF Thu
order DE forthwith inserted IN the Mar
| asburg Gazette, for two months sue"
cessiyely and pos ed at the front door o.
he Court House OF this county.
u copy
| Teste.
d VlD uUNrER, C. u. q.
Jan. 10, 1928.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
SHEPHERD'S-TO n
BOOK STORE.

CENSiBLE Of the advantages possessed by a
~ community having within its reach the most
valuable sources of information & improvement,
the subscriber has lately been receiving fresh
diitons 10 his stock of
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
Notice.

A I'll the accounts due the Gazette
N Establishment until the first o
January, 1928, are in the hands ofthe
subscriber, who will undertake their
settlement in short time. He wishes
much to close them as speedily as
possible. Any part his patrons can
with convenience discharge, will be
gratefully received by their friend
JOHN ALBURTIS.
January |, 1928.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
A good Blacksmith stand,
within one mile of the Falling Waters,
on the road from thence to Williams
port. There is
<sgss DWELLING HOUSE, an
.ssss:: excellent Blacksmith shop, and
GLkss good garden, and the renter
can have, if wanted, twenty acres Of
good tilable land attached thereto This
stand is in good neighboshood for
work. there being a constancy of work
at all times, for two fires. Possession
will be given on the first OF April next,
or sooner, if required. For further par
ticulars, apply TO the subscriber living
one mile from the Falling Waters
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Feb. 6, lS2s.-,f.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-02-13
TRUST SALE.

u Y virtue ola Deed of Trust. executed to the
- subscriber by Thomas satterfeid, on the
Attn day of March, 1922 for the purpose of Sc
curing TO James X Robinson the payment Of a
sum OF money therein mentioned, viii proceed
to sell, for CASH, at the residence OF said Sat.
terrified, near the Sulphur Spring, on TUESDAY
the 18th day Of MAncH, 1928, the property men
TONED in SAID deed, consisting OF one COW,
two FE AfhlER BEDS &c one horse SLEIGH
and Mans SADDLE SC. &c.
WILLIAM LONG, Trustee
February 6, 1023-ctds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17
LATE FOREIGN NEWS,
Received by ute British ship Lalia- Rookh,
cant. Newaff. at ChnrleSton.


LONDON, SeH. 2.-Advices have arriv
ed in town from Paris, referring to letter.
received from the French head quarters, al
Port St. Mary's, which confirm us ia tn,
opinion we have uniformly expressed
that no negotiations have or can commence,
of satisfactory kind, between the French
and Spaniards, unless the interNe ntlor
and mediation of a third power, 50 much
at variasce are the parties on the main
question at issue. Up to The arrivai0f the
Duke de Angonieme at Port ST. Mary's,
which was on the 10th nit. no overtures
had been transmitted to Cadiz but the
Prince Generaismo, after a Review, and
receiving the homage and reports of the
several commanders ofthe troops stationed
reund the Bay ofCadiz, sent over a flag of
truce, &, true to his word, never 10 negotiate
with the Cortes and the Constitutionai Co.
yernment, he addresstd his letter to the
King. On the arrival OF the aid de. camp
at the gates, he was stopped till commu
nlcaiion was made TO the government
house by two Spanish officers hut, far
FROM any demonstrations being made by
the people, as the French papers exulting
sy boosted, ;he utmost silence was observed
as he passed along the streets. Governor
baldes received him politely, and very
candldly informed him that he could not
dekser the letter Of which he was bear.
er To the King but that he would under
take TO see it placed in his Maiesty's
hands, and, after partahing of some re-
freshments, the French aid e-casnp de.
parted.
The actual contents of the letter, or the
effect they produced an the Spanish Gov.
ernment, cannot be known with any Ger
tainty, as no subsequent communication
has been had with Cad;z the surmises in
Paris, however, are, that the Duke de.
mands an unconditional surrender, first
holding out promises of amnesty and per-
sonal security, and next employing threats
If his wishes are not complied with. The
circumstance of his letter being addressed
to the King, is taken as a certain Indication
that he refuses to treat with the Ministers.
by whom the whole affair cannot be view
ed in any other light than gross insut.-
Ii remains now therefore to be seen, how
the French Generalissi,as will set TO work
to carry his threats into execution, for il is
very clear that his promises, however fiat
terlng and brilliant they may be, will
make no impression on the Permanent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-17

Jesus was not yet gioriiied." The word
given, inserted in the English bible'. in tia
lies. is an ayewed Interpolation. In chap.
xiv. 10, II, the Lord tells his disciples Thai
he will pray che father, and that he would
give them another cOmforier, the spirit oil
truth, Who should be in them, and in the
18th verse he add, viii not leave yoa
eomtertlfss, viii come 10 you. DO mol
ihes. words plainly imply that his coming
in splfii, or The operation of the unltion oi
lis humanity with his divinity, is the holy
spirlt2 For in the 2Jth verse he says thai
| the elf,et of his coming would be- the ac-
knosledgemeni, A" that he and the father
are one, and though in verse 10 and &c
ne says that the father will send the COM
forter-yet in chap. Nv. 26-xvi. 2, he pro
misses that he himself wiz send The comlor-
ter. See also xvi. IL, and chap. Xxx. ga
The holy spirit proceeds from the operation
Of the Lords divine humanity.
nov close this long letter, which is my
last, in answer to yours and hope you,
and all others who may read il, will inyes-
tigate lis contents, THAI they may receive
into their understandings those important
truths therein contained.
From your friend in the gospel of Jesus
Christ, To whom be glory and dominion in
all ages, JOHN |. CABEL1.
Rusi Retreat, Bedjord, oct u, ls23-67
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1--WE, VIRGl<lAN.


pIr\SASTS, BUTLER i co.
,,ta',s,,..s or 1HE LAWS ny rHk UNION.
Nam y eIipcsi,c Near. LeffaleaS Chaylefs.
NJ The scmi-weeiy Paper, a, s4' and the
II ,ekiv PAPER, at 81 res sanam, payable ~
advance No subscription will he received Ia,
Z less tilnr ti,au sik months and no paper WIZ
10. Aiseontlnard (but At fhe discretion nj the
r litn-.) until al arrearares are paid
n kdverti .cncnts will be 'nseried ~ -
cent. rer a,aarc ,or iess) the afsi I'M. haa
a. IL erats for carh continuance. lhose
fron a distance must he Paid for re''ans r.
thcir insertion, cr the iaTmem assumed U,
.,ne responsible person ~ Lynehhnrg.
IT chaarery Orders are inserted Tor s's
q isrs
M ~ letters addressed IN the ldliafs mus
J.. .,s, r,,c. mr. they will nsa be attended 10.
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LySCuBURG, OCTOBER II, 1sas.
~" YANKEE" IN our next.

NJ We understand that there IS com
p,ny Of comedians nov IN Liberty, which
may be expected here IN the course ni ne
neat week, Tor the upose n opening ih'
The.trs in this place. Report sreaks
h. shly II the iristranic talents of part of
the corps.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31

doubt, in our ancient laws, 10 our usages
and customs, wise provisions, which com.
bined with our character, and in harmony
with our manners and our wants, will tx,
in stable and advantageous manner, our
future destiny.
"Spaniards!-I, is for you the glory is
reserved OF exterminatIng the revolutiona.
~ Hydra, which. repuised from all the
States OF Europe, has come 10 seeking an
asylum to strike our native land with ster-
iity and cslamity.-Let the most perfect
harmony be the device OF OUT NOBLE cause;
lei there be only one will, where there is
only one wish and one interest-the safety
OF Religion, OF our King, and OF our Coun-
Try.
Signed, SPY the Provisional Junta,
"EGUlA, ERRO, CALDERON.
''Bayonne, April g."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
Charles County Court,
March Term 50

"UTCH fc1 no S~os
George Mason, VS. Richard B Mason,
Alexander S. Hooe aud Elizabeth b his
wife. George n. Grymes and AHn +.
Grymes his wife, and John Stith and Sa-
rah b. bis wife.
IN CHANCERY.
an this case the bill states, that William
l Mason, departed this lite, iutestats,
leaving real and personal estate in Charles
County, that George Mason is the ad MN
istr. tor and one OF the heirs at Law OF the
said William. that the personal estate is
insufficient to pay the debts OF the deceas
cd and the bill concludes with prayer
for the sale Of the lands OF the said VIM
Mason /; and it appearing to th' Court that
the said defendants reside out & the state
of Maryland, and beyond the jurisdiction
of the Court, il is hereby order d. that the
said defendants be. and appear before this
Cour, on the third Monday in .4ususf ne1t,
either in person, or by solicitor and an
swe r the said bill OF complaint. otherwise,
rhe same will be taken pro confesso, and a
decree pass accordingly, provided that
'h,s order be publisher in tn Alexandra
Gazette, once a week fof east three
months, previous 10 the SAM bird Mon-
cay IN Augu.t 1923 Teste.
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
Test. JNo. BARNES, Clerk.
F. D STONE, Sol. fer Comp.
may 81 SIN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
Grand OratOriO.

4 Number OF the gentlemen OF the City
Aof " sshington, 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-
companlment.-tbe whole under the d.
rection of Mr.. P. MAUko. The Orstorio
will be performed 10y permission Of the
Committee of Management al the 6rst u
nilarian Church OF the City OF Washing ton.
PART THE FIRST.
Andante, with full Orchestra, Pieyel
Anthem-sIhe Saffron Imts,' Mozart.
Authenticated CaiM Divine Schultz.
Anthem-.Oi Give Thanks DR.. Clarke
Adagio-Flute and full Orchestra, Mozart
Anthem-.Oi Sing unto tie Lord DR.. Clarke
Anthem-.Sty7ke the Cymbaf,' Pucitta.
Finale, with full Orchestra, Hayden.
PART THE SECOND.
Adagio, full Orchestra, Pleyel.
Anthem-sO! Come Let US S;ng,' S. Chapple
Anthem-sI mated PATIENTLY
Solo-sLet the Bright Se,uphm,'
Anthem-.O! Praise tbs Lord E.Meinicke
Anthen-sSoundke Loud ImbTeP Avison.
Finale, full Orchestra, Hayden.
Tickets of Abundance TO be had al The
Bookstores OF Mr. J. Thomas, George
town, and p Thompson, in the City, at
the Auction store OF Mr. NJ. Poor, and 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.
may 81 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
THE. ALEXANDRIA
DYEING e SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT.

Corner Of Prince a.. foirfar-sts.)
I RUSSELL respectful quaints the
y. inhabitants of Alexand'i., The Dis.
triCt OF Columbia. and the counties con-
tiguous, that he has bought ost tn well
known establishment recently held by Mr..
Williams.
From many years experience in the
manufacturing and dyeiDg m the city
OF Dublin, also, being for three years SUI
perlntendent dyer to the large Lexington
factory 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 10, as
well as elegant and permanent blacks. Ia
dies may still favor this establishment with
IN ir patronage
Goats. pantaloons and vests, secured
and pressed in the best manner; the blacks
refreshed in the black dye; the blues in
the indigo vat.
Wool or cotton yarn intended for do
meslic cloth dyed any color by the pound;
red cotton yarn dyed, il it come in guam
titles.
Bonnets dyed and finished a glossy
black, or those soiled and stained (not in.
tended to be dy ed, cleaned and slowed.
J. RS pattern book OF fancy colors (dy-
ed from white crapel ready for the in.
spec on and choice Of dies
Ar apprentice wanted Ssiflower wild
Saffren) and Sumack, bought at this cs-
ta5lishmsnt.
Mrs Russell will be here in a few days
from Richuond,' to accomplish ladies' in
the elegan, arts OF velvet painting, rug
work on canvass and ornamental work
as she can only attend to select nuobe
ladies' can leave their names al MIR. kus-
sells. or with Mrs. Waugh near the Lam
casierian school. Her terms being { dol
lars per month, including course OF les
sons IN which month or coGrse, che en-
cages 10 perfect them in one branch, With
out the usual mode oisprotraction.
may 81 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
]. H. RU~NkLIS'

Lottery & Exchange Office, King st. Alex.
hrTickets in both scenes will very
soon be advanced; adventures there tore
should be on the alert.
*x*Orders from any part of the United
States, will meet the most prompt atten-
ton addressed to. j. H. RUNNELLS.
may 81
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& MARINE LIST, 80
PORT OF .ALEYAND RIA.

ARRIVED,
.May s9.-Schr. Rising Sun, Silver, Sa-
lem, via Norfolk, 4 days from the latter;
molasses, shoes, boots, &c. 10 the master.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
MAJ 3O.-No arrivals-Wind N. N. w.
Schr. Lucinda, Fletcher, Kingston, Jam.
Sloop Geo. Washington, Swaine, Pro-
violence. K 1.
Schr. Esther & Sally, Hand, Philadel.
pbia.
Schr, T;i,on,- Fowler, New York.
Schr. Mary, Delano, from Barbados,
above the tort, at anchor. Wind N. W.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
JAMES s GUNNELL, NJ. d.
dentist,

JAMES s GUNNELL, NJ. d.
Dentist,
ID ESPECTFtILLY offers bis services
IL as Dentist to the citizens and visl.
tors Of the District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgeto7sn.
Or. SIM, Dr.. G, Worthing ton,
F. May, P. War6eld,
Cutbush, Henderson,,
Hunt, N.WWorthington
Sewall, Bohrer,
Washington, Magruder,i
Watkins,
.. Alexandria.
Dr.. Semmes DR.. Washington,s
Richards, Fitzhugh,
Peake, Stabler,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, Esq
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. 4. Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be.
tween 9Th and 10th streets, West, (on he
same square with Mr.. Gunton's Apotbe-
cary Shop
uDr. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Gageu's Hotel, Alexandra, every
Friday. from 8 A NJ until P. N. DUR
ing The month of June All letters Il.
dressed to DR., G. in Washington, OF I,tt
a, Clage,t's Hotel, will be punctualIy st-
tended to.
Washington, May 81, 1898 lawtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
This is to give Notice,

lhls Is to give Notice,
TNHAT the subscriber of Alexandra
i county in the District Of Columbia,
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
said county, letters OF administration on
the personal estate OF James Grlgsby, late
OF the county aforesaid. deceased: all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before the 28th day OF
November next, OF they may by law be
excluded from all benefit 10 said estate
and those indebted thereto, are requested
to make immediate payment. Given I'M
der my hand, this 28tb May, 1923.
ANN GRiGSBY, -
Administrator of James Grigsby.
may 81 w6w
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N Office

Is hereby given 10 the stockholders Of
i the Leesburg Turnpike Road Compa.
nv. that an election will be held al the
Court House in Leesburg, on Saturday
the l4th OF June next. for the purpose of
choosing a President, TOUR Directors. and
a Treasurer. to serve the ensuing year.
THOS. R. MOTT, Treas.
NAV q7 te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
The drawing Of the Washington
MONUMENT LOTTERY,

NloA' ~ Nh ~ ~ LIN AIN
will take place on Wednesday morning
next. when in all probability some OF the
grand splendid capital prizes will come
out,viz:
] prize of 100000
2 prizes of 10000
prizes of 5000
prizes of 1000
prizes of 1000
Besides very great number OF 100 80,
20, and 10 dollar prizes-tourteem draws
ings to finish the scheme, which will ! ro-
sress regularly every week. Tickets 10
dollars shares in proportion.
Also. tickets in the University Lottery,
now drawing 10 Baltimore. Highest pri-
zes 20 900. 10, 900, 5000, 400 8 600. &
1000 dollars. Tickets in all the above
in the greatest variety OF numbers, tor
sale at