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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
LANDS FOR SALE.

To the Hons jeremiah Bailey. Esq sge Of Probate its
n and for the county 81 Lincoln,
eESPEGFFUILY represents John Gleason. admirist
IA TOT on the estate Of Joseph L. Gicrsr Of Thorn
astons N sai eonntv deceased, thar e personal Of
the said ocph L. Gchrist Is sufficient the sum
twe hundred and dollars and seventeen cents
answer the JUST debts which he owed Ne therefore pray
taa ne may be emPo~ered ard licensed sell much Oh
the real estate may be sufficient raise The
with incidental charges Holm GLEASON
IAN. 20, 1898 Bv JOSEPH SPRAGUE. his Atr'y ~.
LINCOLN Sat- "a p obate court held AZ Thnmaston
within and for rhe county Of Lincoln rhe twentieth dav
oL JapuaIys A. n On the foregoing petition. order
ested IN said estate TO appear &C Coutof Probate be
next by Causing copy Of said petion with this order
70 Re published three weeks excessively previous said
Court IN the Portland Gazette. priHtrd Portland.
JEREMIAH BAILEY, Iudg- Of p, obare.
Copy Attest, JOHN n. SHEPPARD, Rsg'r.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
ShGulnO',
NOTICE.

't'HE Subscriber hereby gives notice. that he
he contemplates reDIoping from this town
He thereioresequests all persons who arc iudeht.
ed to him either by note or acc unt to make
payment on or before the first day Of September
next, as be viii be aunder he necessity ofleay-
ing all demands which may then remain due aud
unsettled with an Attorney for settlement and
collection.
lie also requests those who have demands
against him to call at his dwelling house in Viii
low street, and receive their pay.
He like wise offers to rent the DWELLING
HOUSE situated as above, it being two story,
n good repair, aud very convenient for family
Possession TO be given in the month Of September
next.
tie wishes to hire two or three good WORK
MEN as Journeymen at the Hatling Business in
bis Fastory at Topsham.
JESSE RICHARDS.
Portland, June 8, 1922 UD
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TIMOTHY FLETCHER.

TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
No.ll, Jones Roi,, Exchange street. PoriiGnd,
Agent FOR the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
Has hECEIYED-
150 or. casks Of +. X. L. and t. p.
500 canisters r. F. and r. aud L. P.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the Highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the U. States Ordnance
Department ,and many others who have used the
same.
A large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished At short notice.
07rGentlemen are invited to call and examine
the above Powder. If Oct. %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-02-18
EDWARD HOWE,

No. 5, Merchants Rotg, MIDDLE-SrREEr.
A. just received, and now opening, an ex-
A. h tensiye assortment Of
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W w (TOODS--P 3z:
Superfne, niddliug {. low priced BROAD
CLOTHS;
D.. 40. d. CASSTMEREs;
Ladies Cloth-Dufils-- BIankets-FIaanes
Cashmere sbawIs- Long Shaws
MeTino POints-CoroIiue Flaids
Green Booking twilPd hgur'i
and place;
black Bnrba2ne--bIue Rsltinet
IMIl'd Gag Handkerchiels---black Itaias
Handkerchiefs
Fancy silk HandkerChiefs--twiIl'd German
llaFdkerchiefs
Plaid Ssrsnets-fgur'd black silk Vestisg;
Black silk Velvet-W oolen Nestings
" onen's black and slate colord w0rsted Hose
Mems worsted, wool and Angola half Hose
ChiijreH's worsted and wool socks
Women's black aud white kid Gloves;
Children's Gloves N ems black Gloves;
Cotton Umbrellas Calco--hlack Linen /:
Chintz Furniture--biqck Csmbrick Grape
TwilFd and plane Gaoons--Tafita Ribbons
Linen Check-Lancaster sheeting & shrtings;
Spool Coton-Sik and Twist
Coat, vest, gilt and silk Buttons
/ bale CARPETING.
Also
Live Geese and common FEATHERS;
Bedtcking. Fringes, Laces. &c.
BEDS made at short notice
PAPER HANGlNGS, great assortment.
Nov. 5, 1899.
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SETH CLARK,

81 III CLARK,
Al No. 5, E1chnnge-Slrccf,
EEPS constantly on hand ofthe latest fash
~ ions, general assortment of
COATS, A. RUSSIAN BELTS.
ISURTOUTS, HANDKFS.
FROCK-COATS,s A. DRAWERS and
CLOAKS, *WAlSTCOATS, Gan
DufHl Great COATS. # mel,
PANTALOONS, 4 Fur GLOVES,
VESTS, y Leather DO.
SHIRTS, y SUSPENDERS,
CRAVATS, a HOSE, long g. short.
Also
"A general assortment of black, blue; mixed s.
6raB
BROADCLOTHS &. CASSIMERES
Valencia, ToiIinet Silk Florentine
and RIarsailles NESTING,
of the most fashionable patterns;
Real Scotch and Tartan PLAIDS;
Hair CAMBLETS,
English Do.
White and Green FLANNEIS;
Silk and Cotton VELVETS;
Military BUTTONS:
Irish & Brown LINENS;
Steam Loom SHIRTINGS.
0E7-The above GOODS being Of the. first quail
ity, are offered toio.
*~*.4H orders promptly and faithfully erecuted
Oct. %.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
LATE FROM VALPARAISO.

Our correspondent at Boston. Mr. Fop-
li6f. (says the New York Gazette has re-.
ceived the following letter from Valparai.
so, dated the l2th of January last.
Dear Sir have learned that Quillota
and Casa Blanco have suffered Consldera.
bly, by the late earthquake; trifling, how
ever, compared to this place. was late
ly in Lima, and saw the present Congress
formed; San Martin administered the
oath to all the members OF that body. -
The country IS in very unsettled state.
The government, both here and a. Lima,
is in the greatest confusion The expedi.
ton against Upper Peru sailed after lett,
and has reached the coast of Upper Peru.
Previous TO their sailing, the Congress
made-s demand cf large sum OF money
from the American and British merchants {;
in consequence OF which, captain Pres
colt, OF II. b. NJ frigs,e Aurora, blocka-
ded the port, until they relinquished their
demand, which soon took effect San
Martin has lett them to their fate and is
now with his friend Cochrane He ap-
peared here fat Valparaiso in disguise,
and wen, on shore in the evening IN cti,
zen's dress. As soon as the news OF his
arrival had reached Lord Cochrane, he
immediately had the brig in which he
came hauled alongside his ship and Sc
cured; after short detention he took
from her considerable amount in gold,
and then released the brig Public opin-
ion is, that San Martin is about 10 make
his exIl-he is now quite sick. Lord Co.
chrane also leaves them; and Wooster re-
mains. Cochrane and Wooster are not on
good terms--lhe former sends 10 England
all the money he gets: Wooster serves
from principle Conception and Coquim-
bo have declared themseve. tree of Chi
Ii. The government cannot and will not
stand. You think at home they have es,a-
blished good government and are hap
by people; quite the reverse is the case.
The ship O'Can, Winship, last from Sta.
ten Island, arrived few days since, not
being able TO obtain seal skins. filled his
ship with fire wood. The French Ga gun
ship Amazon, from Rio Janeiro, arrived
yesterday By late arrival from Gusya-
quill, we learn that The ship Panther, capt
Austin. has suffered severely by heavy
gale, lost bis mainmast, and was himself
thrown overheard, but very fortunately
regalned the sbIp very much hurt-he had
pu, in to repair damages. This day Coch-
raue delivered his fare we'll address to The
people.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
To the Ladies.
HOR3TTO DAY


Dtakes this method Of -
informing the ladies OF Alexandra am l,s
vicinity, that he has commenced the L.
dies Fancy Shoemoking Business. Cd Wash
ington-street, one coor north OF The Me-
thOdisi church. where be bss just received
a handsome assortment OF materials, con-
.isling of the very best silk, Denmark sa-
tins, and prunelIes Of every figure and Coz
Ior, black and colored morocco, among
which is The hest kid for children's shoes,
black kid, seal and CALI skins. He has
fitted up private room to the shop for the
accommodation OF latIes to try on shoes
and get measured, where they will not be
exposed to tue street. Ladies who leave
their measure with him, will have last
fitted up tor them. IN which case they will
save the trouble OF being measured a Sc
cond time. II shall be bis constant study
to please every lady that shall favor him
with call.
april 3 3t&lsw3w.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03

Gle, anu AID bow gong st!aiSht torwara
to my grave. With these two stages
Of my life am we'll acquainted. In a
word. am endsavoring to soften my
fate; but must have something very
engaging, for my dog and destiny re-
main faithful to me; and my shadow
also-but, like a fal.e friend, only
when the sun shines. You shake your
head, sir, as if you meant to say, have
made choice of bad company. |
thought so at first, but there is nothing
SO bad 40 not to be useful sometimes.
My destiny has made me humble, and
taught me what did not before know,
that one cannot unhinge the world.
My dog has taught me, there is still
love and fidelity in it, and you cannot
imagine what fpe things one can talk
with, and respecting ones shadow!
Respecting ones shadow? that do
not understand.
You shall hear, sir. At SUNRISE,
when ] am walking behind my long
towering shadow what conversation |
hold with it on philosophical subjects
Look, say |, dear shadow, art thou not
like youth, when the sun of life is RI
sing, the earth seems too small? Just
when lift leg thou Iiftest another,
as il thou wouldst step over ten acres
at once; and yet, when thou puttest
down thy leg, thy step is scarcely a
span long SO fares it with youth. He
seems as if he would destroy or create
a world, and yet, in the end, ne does
none of those things which might have
been expected from his discourse. Let
the sun now rise higher and thou wilt
become smaller, as the youth boasts
less the older he grows. Thus com
pare, you see, the morning, noon, and
evening shadow with hundred things;
and the longer We walk together, the
better we get acquainted. At present,
| can forego many things which l for
merly considered indispensable neces-
saries. The shadow is my watch and
my pedometer--aDd sometimes my SER
want, and sometimes my footman. 1t
is only pity, that man cannot exist
in his shadow, as bis shadow does in
him.
Well, and what do you say in the g.
vening to your shadow?
In the evening, mans shadow then
is very serious thing-the best mora
lisr-a real memento mort. When the
shadow runs forward before one, still
becoming larger and less visible, as if
already hiding its head in the darkness
of eternity while behind one is the set
ting sun, and before one rising star
the shadow then seems to say, thou
a TT on the brink of eternity, thy sun is
going down: but Lore not courage;
like me, thou wilt become always great
or ; and before thee is already suspend
ed better star, the first ray Of eterni-
ty beyond the grave.
With these words the man became
serious. and the major also, Both
looked at each other in silence. Hem,
said the major, you must GO with me,
countryman, He took the stranger
by the hand, and conducted him to lis
house.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
MUSEUM OF
w A X FIGU II E. S.

The citizens OF this town and vicinity
are respectfully informed, that this day
will commence The exhibition, on Royal
street, opposite The New Market, Of an
Elegant Collection Of War Figures,
MADE IN ALEXANDRIA,
And believed 10 be superior TO any ever
shown here. Among them are the follow
ing
General Washington, Gen. Alexander
Hamilton, Black Beard. the noted pirate,
American Dwarf, SO inches high-will
make bis obedience TO the company Gre
clan Father g. Daughter. Sleeping Beau
" and her Child the latter opens and
shuts its eyes, and exhibits every appear.
ance OF animation. Baltimore Beauty,
Quaker Beauty and her child, Twin Bro.
theirs and Twin Sisters, Otheio and Des
demons, twelve small Figures that will
dance a reel to the music; scene on the
western frontier, in which a savage is in
the act OF taxing an American soldiers
scalp. Sergeant Clifton in the act OF
tbrusting bis sword through savage,
while The latter is raising lis tomabawk
to despatch BIN.
OTAdmiltance rs cents ...Children
halt prce. Music on an elegant organ.
Hours of exhibition, from 6 A. nj. TO 10
P NJ The proprielors Of the above uu.
scum have been careful in The selection
OF The figures, by which they hope to NEE,
with liberal encouragement.
y **The collection will remain in town
but short time.
mays
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
Public SAFE.

On TUESDAY. at III o'clock,
WILL be sold al The auction office,
w variety OF Goods, among which are
10 bbls sugar
! do W. | rum
5 90 vinegar, do apple brandy
10 boxes soap, do candles
bed, ] bureau 8 beds,eads
candle stand
lot ready made clothes
wash stand, 6 chars
5 doZ hats, case shoes
20 doz ink powder
10 do blackiag, 2 tables
ALSO,
Sidebosrds, bureaus, beds
Candles, sperm, do mould, do dipt
Soap, old port wine
Water proof. cast. hats
Mems fine bats
Knives and forks &c. sc,
ALSO, oca;hom reserve,
A most superb i.outoG made portable
desk, bound and s.yursd WIN brass, with
dres' ing case. H.
O. All limited articles, NAV be purcha-
sea previous 10 u, SALE
:. 4 MAh*TE,l Eli, auct.
NAV Z
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
MY DOG AND MY SHADOW.


In a solitary excursion through a
wood, Major fIalden fell in with a man.
whose singular appearance attracted
his attention. He was sitting en- the
ground at the foot Of beach tree, eat
Jog crust of bread, which he shared
bit by bit with his dog. His dress be-
trayed the utmost poverty but his
countenance exhibited every symptom
Of chserfulness. The Major saluted
him as he rode past, and the man pull
led off his hat. D. you see? said he to
his dog, laughing. What could the
dog see? asked the Major, whose CO.
riosisy was much excited by the mans
happy looks. The stranger laughed.
Ave said the man, in a humourous
tone wish TO make the dog take no.
>tice of your civility; it,s SO un, ommon
for vel dressed person on horseback,
and an officer besides, to lift his hat or
cap to a tattered foot passenger like
me,
Who are you thenp said the Major
to the man. looking at him at,entively.
A child of fortune.
A child of fortune! you mistake,
without doubt; for your coat seems to
speak otherwise.
My coat is in the right, sir Bot, as
| can joke in this coat, the only one
have, il IL ofas much value to me as
new one. even if it had a star upon it.
II what you say does not proceed
from disordsred mind, you are in the
right, countryman.
A disordered mind. OF light mind.
is sometimes the gift of God, at least
for children of fortune, of my case.
My fate once hung heavy on my mind
like lead. but care now passes through
has the wind does my coat, and if that
De fault it makes up for great deal
OF misfortune.
Bht, says the Major, whence did you
eome, and whittier are you going?
That question is not difficult to be
saVVersG, sir j canoe feom my era.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Just Received

BY THE GEORGE WASHINGTON,
I5O, 900 Dutch quilts
Ie bales BiackstoDe's shirtings and
sheetings
5000 lbs. cotton yarn, very superior' at
reduced prices
IL bales black Carolina moss
For sale by A. G.. CAZENOVE & Go.
may Y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Maui. Schr. Criterion, Traverse,
Patuxent; tobacco to VIM. FoWie q 20.
Schr. Mary, Jordan, Norfolk; salt to
5. Messersmitt,.
Sloop Morning Star, A lien, Norfolk /;
ground alum salt to J, Ii Ladd q 20.
and S. Messersmith.
SAILED.
Sch. Mind, Rodgers, Newburyport,
Sch. Minerva, Nlckerson, 3oston.
May. Q. No arrivals from sea, and
but few inland vessels got up.-Wihd
n. n. w.
SAILED,
Brig Ann, Snow, Cowes and mar.
ket
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Bank of Potomac, !

May 3, 1888 }
NOTICE is hereby given the stock
~ holders OF the Bank oil Potomac. that
dividend of 81 per cent, for the last SIX
months has been declared, which will be
paid then. On Wednesday, 9TH inst.
BY order of the President s. Directors.
c. PAGE, Cashier.
may 8 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Turks Island Salt.

16QO bushels Turks Island Salt, now
iooo on board schrs. Planter and Ma
rv & Nancy, lying at irwin's wharf, for
sale by JOHN II. LADD L. co
nay
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Picked OYSTERS

"HE subscriber has for sale PlCkLED
Il OYSTERS of the first quality
They are pronounced by good judges, to
be superior TO any in the market. Fer
sons can be supplied by the jar or smaller
quantity. ID. BARCROF l..
may 3 st Opposite the New Market
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
& | 10:
Consisting Of tie .tottooDing Rscito.
tiOnS and Songs:

Consisting Of the totlo0Ding Rscito-
tions and Songs:
Part Isl. An occasional poetica ad.
dress. Song. Let tame sound the trum.
pet, and cry TO the war. Recitation, he
Silver Tankard. New song, The Spirit
OF Leun,das to the Greeks. Recitation
IustIhcat;on, or never hungry, dry, nor
tired Comic song, A Cure Tor Tipping,
or, The Queer Little Man got long way
TO go.
Part Cd. Song, Black Eyed Susan.
Recitation, The French Snuff Box CO.
mic song, Tippitywitchet, or, lnyolunta-
Stammerer. New song, Uncle Sans Com,
or Columbian Dollars, Part Sd. OP1T-
CAL ViGARIES; accompanied with vo.
cal instrumental, and rhetorical iIlustrs-
tons in which upward. OF thirty sub
,ecls will be displayed. The particulars
of which will be gwen in future bills
The above optical arrangement has been
all the winter in preparation, al consider
able pains and expt nse (; many OF the IL
cures will appear as if coming from an
immense distance, will approach close.
dUu fdHIoh Ib OIuclCuN ways. 'oo' VI WV
human figures will move either their un'
der jaw, eyes, arms, or feet; and are cal
culaled 10 sbew how the ignorant ma
have been imposed upon in former ages. y
At the end OF part the second, superb
NATIONAL PICTURE,
containing above l32 square feet OF can,
vass; representing perspective view Of
THE CAPITOL OF THE
UNITED s tn TIES,
taken from the Pennsylvania avenue.
O[Doers opened at ] past 6 o'clock
performance to commence at past pre-
ciseiy. ,,,
tETickets 80 cents each-chlldren
under Ia years Of age, halt prIce.-Io be
had at the Hall on the days and evening
of performance.
CHARLES BURTON.
may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Office of Fire Ins'ce Com py.

Alexandria, May 4, 1898.
TIME stockholders in this institution are
l. hereby informed that dividend OF
35 cents per share, on each share held,
by them, is this DAY Interchangeable on
THURSDAY NEXT, 9th INST.
J. b. NICHOLS, secretary.
N. B. The notes due for the unpaid
part of the capital (being i3t dollars per
share) will be renewed for six months
from the 9th May, 1898.
may 5 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
may 3

s'uhIjc ~aie.
IN TUESDAY 10, zCt. Of Nay cex,.
~ will positively be sold, al lEs resi-
dence OF the late ja,oh Hciaeman d.c'd,
AVARlETY F
Household and huchen Ia.niture.
consisting OF bets. bedsteats, sIdetosrds,
tables. chairs, carpets, anG one 5igh' day
clock ais" one frs, raj. mich COW
Also variety of silver spoons, soup la
dies, cream-EOts, SC. sc
THOMAS JACOBS, Exac'r.
n. b The aforementioned "a will
take place at 10 o'cloch 4 Al h,n the
articles therein named, will positively be
sold to the highest bidder.
T. J. executor.
may 8 ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, !5,h Of My, al l2 o'ci'k,
x~ Will be sold at the Reading
GTfy Room, the dwelling house AID 4
Hsas lots OF land, on STUMP HILL,
~ lately occupied by the late MI K.
c. Norton; the whole containing about
9l4 acres. well nclosed rhe situation is
high & healthy, with fine view OF th. river
and town. frsn, which il: is distant 2 miles
The garden is well situated, ana has ,na-
ny valuable vines, shrubs, trui' trees, and
good asparagus beds. The house ,wos'o-
ries high, OF brick, with every necessary
out house, with pump connected with a
dairy at the Goor The lots will be- sold
altogether or separately to suit purcha'
sers, and reasonable time for payment
will be given upon the purchase money
being well secured with interest from the
day of sale. A plan of the land may be
seen at the auction rot
may | S. 4 NARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Rational and Philosophical
AMUSEMENT,
AT THE TOWN HALL,

For Tro Nights Only:
Monday, the 9Th, y tuesday,, the 9Th May.
The ladies and gentlemen of AIexan-
dria are most respectfully informed, that
in consequence OF the Inconvenience late
ly experienced while performing al the
theatre, the subscriber has engaged the
Town Hall, which will be fitted up with
an elegant Frontlspiece. decorated with
superb groups OF Flowers, Banners, DC.
painted al considerable labour and ex.
pense, in which he will perform an
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
MARRIED,

At Friends Meeting House, Waterford
on the Esd ul;. Robert H. Miller, mer
chant Of this place. to .anna, daughter Of
Elisha Jannsy, OF HillsboroOgh. Loudon
county, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
COHEN'S

Lottery & Exchange Office, ia Market-st'eet,
BALTIMORE:
Where in the last Monument Lotteries
the following numerous capitals were sold,
and many o. them in shares, viz.
No. 93l63 capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. e6119 a capital of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1915 capital Of $4,000 DOLLS.
No. l6346 a capital Of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1886 capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. 5S23 capital OF 10000 DOLLS.
No. 9746 capital of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 1865 capita of 10000 DOLLS.
No. 3xlS a capital of 5000 DOLLS.
Reside, an immense number OF minor de-
nomination. :,
rTOrders from any part OF the United
States, will meet the most prompt atten-
wv" J. |. COHEN, Jr. Sec'ry,
mavI 10 the Managers, Bals'rs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Clover Seed.

LlRESH and Of superior quality, just
l. received, and 70 sale by
A. c. CAANOVE 4 Gee
mar Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Notice.

4 SEMI ANNUAL communication of
N The Grand Lodge of the District Of
Columbia, will he held at their room 10
the city OF Washington, Oh Tuesday, the
9Th of the present month.
WILLIAM LAMBERT,
may Grand Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
IN MARINE LIST, Es.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.

From the Exchange Reading Room Books.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03
Earthenware, China, & Glass
CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTHEN w ARE.

the quality OF which, joined to reduction
of has prices, since last tall, will, he trusts,
induce MS country friends, to extend a
liberal patronage 20 bis new establishment
ROBERT II. MILLER.
9Th mt Sd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03

Extract Of letter from mercantile house
in Liverpool, Gated 18th March, to
their correspondent IN this city.
"rhe repor, To-Day is favorable TO the
cause OF Spanish liberty, viz. that GOO
men have gone over 10 the Spanish army
from the French that the Spanish Cen
sral Nina - marching upon France, ms
vanguard heing composed OF 800 French
men, under the tri-coioured fag."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-03

Three per cents 704 a II; Five per
cents Of 1890, 94i 95; do. 1921, 95l a
60: Six per cents of 1919 92 925; DO.
1919, 934 ga; do 1914, 95l 96i; do.
1915, SO 985; Seven per cents SO; the
above with div. from Is; Jan. 1928. u.
States back shares, is: IS isl los with
div. from LIST Jan, 1928,
JOHN GILL, Broker.