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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
StenOgraphy.


n HEWETT, now teaching in Wash.
IL. Ington, proposes TO attend Class
on the above branch once or twice week
in Alexandra also. and to commence next
FRIDAY MORNING. The price will
be Three Dollars each, il gentlemen at
tend 10 class together, or Five Dollars
otherwise The whole tune requisite Tor
teaching the theory OF Short Hand and
giving all necessary hints Tor its practice,
IS but few, say 8 or 10 hours, Il hours
at time); yet as much longer time will
be given as gentlemen think necessary, or
I'LL they are fully satisfied, without addi-
tioRal charge
HThose gentlemen disposed TO attend
are respectfully requested 10 leave their
names at the Gazette and Herafd Offices
Washington. Oct 80.
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Beer and OYSTER House.

IrHE subscriber takes this method OF
4 respectfully informing his friends
and the public, that he has taken house,
between Union and Watersheds, and i'm
mediately in the rear OF the Union and
Marine Hotel, where be purposes carry.
ing on the above business. n. can assure
his friends, and all those who may please
to honor him with their company, that no
pains shall be spared on bis part to give
general satisfaction. OYS rERS will be
served UP in the bes, style, and the prices
will be made moderate,
oct 80 PETER RHODES
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For Freight or [ harter.

~ The schooner ELIZA, n. Mel
M&&son. master; buriben about 1900
bbls OF -four. rhr Eliza is substantial
good vessel, and will take freight upon
reasonable terms to New York, or to the
Yves, Indies, South OF Europe or South A.
merica. Please apply TO
limo II-3t PHjNEAS JANNEY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
Sugar, Java Coffee, &c.

| ANDlNG from the schr. Alert and
AIs'oop Brothers, 10 bids St. Croix. So
gar weighing from 1000 10 1900 lbs each
90 bags Java coffee
3Plpes 4th proof cognsc brandy, repre-.
sen'rd to be of good qua y
2O Or casks French Madeira wine, repre-.
sented to be Of superior quality
100 realms wrapping paper
10 Cs,Ss prime Goshen cheese, tor sale
by SAM'L MESSERSMl III.
nov III
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~ si>RlNE LIST, -
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Nov. 9.

Scbr, Alert, Bears, Boston, lids; fruit
to Sam'l Messersmilh, and plaster to the
master.
Schr. Bet:ey Price, Hewes, Chatham,
9 DIS ballast to the master.
Schr Mary Ann, Swift, Falmouth IA
ds; ballast to T. H. Rowland
Schr. Eliza, Nelson, New York; sail
to Phineas Jannsy, and hay Tor Washing
ton.
Schr Caty and Sally. Snow, Chatham;
ballast to the master.
SAILED.
SchI. Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore.
NORFOLK, Nov. 6
Arrived schr Polly, Bushnell Key Va
cas- 9 DIS. The u S. schr Shark, 1t. Com,
Stevens. having Com. Rodgers on baard I,
was spoken Gath uIt. off Key Vacas, stand
ing towards Cuba, by The smack Boxer
A small .loop having negroes on board /,
was captured off the Moro. and sent TO
Key West The schr Hero, .Martin, as
TO sail from Key West cath uh. tor Alec
andria, 10 touch in Hampton Roads Dr..
Williamson and several other officers were
returning home 10 her. Capt Bushnell
understood that it was very healthy a Key
West, and that a number OF U 5. troops
irsm New Orleans bad arrived there.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
AUCTION SALES.

IN Thursday evening" a. 2 O'clock,
OwIll be sold al the auction store. va
rlety OF Harrow arr, sno Dry Goods OF ~.
cry description. such as blue ano u,xed
cloths, drab do. casslmeIes, cassineI.
hannels, wooiIen hose, shawis. crayat,. i.
risb linens, assorted, sheelines, uomba.
zeiis, assorted, aiadras hGkfs. kersevs.
sestings IN patterns, q lew ready made
clothes. superb canes, hats, buols. una
globe OF superior quality. &c.
nov ii s. A. MAKSrELLER ,uc
ON WEDNESDAY, Sd DECEMBER
Al il clock, will be sold al tn. sbon ri
EPHRAiM EVANS, corner OF Duke and
hoy SIS. ~ dozen superior warranted
CHaIhS,
OF various kinds and fashions. The ceIe.
brily of this manufacturers work, renders
II only necessary 10 say that they art all of
bis own make Terms cash.
s. A MARSTELLER, auc,
N. B May lie had at the same place at
any time previous to The day OF sale, any
quantity ot chairs and wheat tans.
nov ii 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,

Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Monument and University tickets for
sale as above, at 10 dollars per ,lok.t.
GFOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries.
will meet the usual prompt and punctuai
attention, address TO
S. H. n. ALLEN y co.
nov II Washington Chy.
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hsye as.i.ted US uoreia taxing French.

have assisted US mcF6sn taKibg rreHcn'
men. they prelend they no sooner
saw Us. than they cslied QUITO US which
:. absolutely false; for | was at the head
,,fthe body ehat marched towards them.
and | can alfrm, that they no sooner
aad spied US than they ran to their
arms, without calling out to us: which
| aust cave heard had they done It,"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
DRY GOODS.

Consi'ing IN par OF super aud common
blue ami biack cloths
Mixed diito, blue and drab habit and
prlisse do
Blue and mixed cashmere
Super and common caeslnetts
do Toilinet and Mars. Il!es vestipgs
DC black FlOreutID. & VaIeniia do
White red, and yeIlo" fanbels
Super scarlet do
do white domestic g. So anfkin do
Tartin & Nircsssran plsids
I'm elegant nssortmentof
Merino Shawls Ga "a & So
Mazarine blue white, black, crimson
& scarlet meTino Il Cashmere scsrts
Imitation erino sbawls
CassIn ere sbawls, manties g. points
Plush silk sbawIs
Meuino. velvetin-, aore0ce y levan.
tine hkis -
Linen catrbric do
Baudanna Il flag (pocke,) do
Independent y Madras do
Figured & PLAN sattins, various ceiory
Figured Gross de Naples and leyan-
tines (bIsck)
Figured silks tor pelisses Drown, Ma.
zarihe blue, cinnamon, pearl and
other color
Black Keeps SILK
Gross D'Et'e's various colors
Black Italian luslring
Levantlnes T. senchews
White, CRIMSON, black, mazarine blue
light blue, pink, lead aud drab silk
gimp
Chinceil, silk and cotton cord
RibbIns OF all kinds
Colored pushes
do silk velyets
Merino trimming
Black ostrich feathers
White, black and coInred kid gloves
Gentlemen's superior T. common do
White, black g. crImson Italian Grape
Silk buttons, various colOrs
a. aBd 6 4 cambrcs
do Jaconet do
do book muslin
Figured Swiss and tam5oured null
muslin
Worsted hose, black, white 4 coIored
Misses do
Lambs wool hose and hall bose
Marking canvas
IRISH popllns
Ceciran & Caroline plaid calicnes
Superior French prinrs (broad stripes)
Irish linens Il lawns
Linen cambria
Imitation do
Brown & black holland
Beaverton and Denmark satin
Drnghedas, tichIingburgs and Russia
sheetings
Plated hooks and rings
SenChew and sarceDet umbrellas
Beb tickiDgs (some very superior)
Rose blankets
so 81 point do
Domesiics OF every description
All OF which they will engage to sell as
ow as they can be bought in lbe District.
nov 4 Il
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COHEN'S

Lottery = Exchange UBics, I "a Manufactured,
BALTIMORE
There the great capital prizes in both
turers, and uhers more capital prizes have
been sold than at any other office in fine
RIGA. nov III
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
The Alexandria Museum

Is open 10 the forenoon from 10 10 ~ o.
clock, and from 3 10 s O'Clock atternoou.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
100000 Dollars.

l prize of 100000
9 prizes Of 10000
9 prizes of 5000
10 prizes of 1000
besides large number Of D'oo, DO. &c.
and only eight drawings to complete the
Lottery. Tickets are yet to re had at
Dl5, halves 7 81, quarters 8 Is, .eighlhs
| 875, in a variety of numbers al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
ALIENS PRIZE LIST
Of the l2th days Draining Of
THE MARYLAND
STATE LOTTERY NO. 9.

NO ZZxiI prize OF Dloo
*5772 6507 prizes OF 30
*Sold at ALIENS
Draws again on Thursday Nov. Goth.
This Lottery has become so very interest.
ing in consequence OF all the high prizes
remaining uhdraw n, and with the excep
ton OF two, are all floating; and at the
same time, that each adventurer has no
risk OF drawing blank until all the prizes
are drawn, that we are constrained TO m.
vite our friends and the public generally,
to call or send for chances before il is too
late. The following splendid list are the
prizes yet 10 be drawn, viz.
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COHEN'S OFFICE, }

COHEN'S OFFICE, }
Baltimore, NoD. 6, 1928.
List Of the 18th Days Drduing etthe
Gh Nd SIZE LUlltRl.
No. *2S9ll prize of Dioo
5772 6507 prizes OF SO
All marked thus sold at COHEN'S
OFF E,
Only eight drawings now remain to com.
plete this spleu ID scheme-At the head
of numerOu. list stands the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
100000 DOLLARS!

T0O,UOU DOLL7&NO!
With those OF minor brllliancy, such as
J PrlZ- of $4,000
g Prizes of 10000
Prizes of 5000
tS Prizes of 1000
The drawing will he continued on Thurs.
day after next the ct inst as usual
TICKET at pl5 NAV produce 100000
HALF at Z so may produce $4,000
Quar- $ IS NAV produce $4,000
EleHTH 81 NAV produce 1850
For sale warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11
For Port-au-Prince,

FL, The soo1 and Iasi sa,tDg brig
&&COLUMBUS, Leonard Msrbury,
master; burthen 1900 bbl, OF which one
halt IS provided, aud for ire isht OF the 9TH
er apply To JOHN II. LAUD& Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-11

A few days since. correspondent
OF the New York Gazette introduced
On inquiry rs to an accusation against
Washington. copied frou Lacreteile's
History Of France In this history 1t
Is boldly and wickedly asserted. that
Jammonville was assassibsted, and
eight of Ms soldiers inundated, thus
"ain'ng the new world with crime
aakaown among q civilized people, and
which excited the indignation OF the sa
wages. Only one Canadian, says this
historian, escaped to carry the horrid
bows to the French commander.
The inquiry of our correspondent,
has brought forward che following con-
sradietion;
10 the editor Of the Montreal Herald.
s'r--l request your insertion of The
ABOVE article from the New York Ga
istte Of the 18th inst.
Having in my possession a copy of
"lor Nashingtou's Journal, ] am en-.
so'ed' | think, to remove the suspicious
"o 60 at above Washington was ap.
PO'0'ed in the year 1854, Lieutenant
S0,oOel ofths Regiment of Virginia,
directed to proceed with that corps TO
rs on'o, TO assist in erecting forts and
s''e'uing the possessions of his Majesty
'Ss,nst the French.
We may judge from the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
CDNUNDRUMs.

-
Why Is the Sun like bread Because It
Al iscs from the east.
Why Is ilir city of Philadelphia like
clockY Because IL las war1s.
Why is the ciiy of Paris like the corks
Of a fishing net? Because il BORDERS VI o.,
the Seine.
Why j. a foolish person like child beg
ging taoney Because he WHAT'S sense
cents
Why is the hook of Jo5liia like cfirni-
nal Because II stands before thu Judge.
Why IS an egg ovefdanr like an Gig lil,-
der dune Beeaus, il is hafdig done.
Why " won,an likc rnrriaees b.
ca'se shr has long tongiic. u
Why are speciaclrs like Hay and Corn?
Because they are for oge.
Which is the oldest tree in America p
The fidtr.
Why is clcrgymsn's horse like King ?
Because he is guided by minister,
What noun is most admired by the am
hiiiouss Rtnoien.
Why Ia noheman like hook? Be
caus. each hiss fiHt.
Why Is an asaficious man like one of
short memory Because he IL for-geffire.
What step must | take To- remove the
letter from The alphabet h heddinr IL.
Why IL n statcsmnn like good student
In divinity lie atudies the prophets tpro-
iits-l
Why is chronological list like palm
tree II supplies Ms with DATES.
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nI.AIlTlt'llL LINES.

Nh, weep NOT thus We soon shal know
lhf more hnpPy doom:
There Is II place ol resi- below,
Where you aud shall surely 90,
Aud fwaely sleep secure from Noe,
Low IN tie toms q
My cradle was the conch Of cnrs,
Aud sorrow uurs'd me in IL
Fate seein Il her saddest robes To wear
On thr frat day hat found me lheis,
And larkiy hhadpwd With despair
Ny carea minute
Ev'D then The griefs ! now possess
Asnaial baons were riv'n,
Aud the iair form 81 happiness,
That hoHcs'd round intent to bless,
5enr'd by The phantom Of disfiess,
Flew back IN Heaven.
For wes nude IN Joy despite,
And mcant for misery's slave
Aud NIL my hours al brief delight
Flew like the sullen WitPy II nieht,
That soon shnll wing their drowsy flight
Across my grave.
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Ia. This paliry-D- d.;-e. .;ns tae atten-
.,.,r is not new to h.f and II may be re-
,a.'nbcred, that when, M 1874, she excited
n IN. powers to march upon Paris, sh,
s.ot;tea nv the opportunity To advance a
Fms, Warsaw. Thus, now her game Is noi
?, march Ia tie " est. b;:i 10 induce ether
:, march there. II has, indeed, been slad
,t,a, sb.. had rei,ounced ,.rcece. B!it would
Inc prefcr Spain to Greece Would she
r1ther aid ia suppressins SOME specalatls.
nn,;ons which give little CONCERN, than IL
..ouoner a vast country surrounded by III,
-. warmed BY tile sun, and Which She has
..,yet.d for ages? This is most improba
,,Ie-.-and M tn her rivalry with England,
Yussia knows that the greatest harm she
could do her would be-, not to drive her out
ri the peninsula, but IT, establish the Rus
s;an mower in the Archipelago aud Aiedi-
terranean.
Thus. then, according to all appearance,
rho only terest of Russia in the Spanish
,yer is to see il undertaken, by no means
n, aid with her own arms in Terminating
|, #x&kx Yet she has on foot eight hun
,lred Thousand soldiers Que hundred
tl,,nsatd of Them in the west would pro
.l,,ce. ii not great effect, at least great feel
inc. But they must first traverse the VS.
,ula. the Oder, the Elbe, the Rhine, and
the Pyrenees /; or else navigate from the
Rattle to the pillars of Hercules. Which
ever route might be preferred, il would lead
~ enormous expenses, particularly IN re-
ference TO the means of Russia. Russia in
borrowing from civilized Europe the mill
tary art, and able statesmen, who, attract
ed By gaeat rewards, carry their talents
INTO the service of barbarians, has not been
able to borrow that real power which
consists in industry the daughter of liberty,
aud in wealth, the product of industry
Coin has entirely disappeared from the
Russian Empire even at the card table Of
the Empress nothing but paper money IA
u be seen; and this paper is really money,
inr it is not redeemable. But If paper
money can really exist any where s. in any
manner, it must be where there IS liberty,
and consequently confidence. There is
nothing more irrcconcileabie than paper
money and despotsm. Hence the Russian
finances are in the most deplorable condI-
lion, aud wholly insufficient To ehert aud
maintain IA distant movement of her armies,
unless subsidized by some other power. -
England will certainly not be that power,
and we must hope that rs certainly France
will not. Frum these aud other conside-
rations the editor concludes there viii be
no advance Of Russian troops to the west
OF Europe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
ARK

ARK ASSAs.
| inigo Eskfidg,. of Ark msas, has giA au
brisfaecoiut of tllis territory ia letter
to Shancrluf B.nnn, III Virginia. lie
describes ihe eli nat. - general, healthy.
though new setticfs N. apt Ia have the
lever and a5iie. 4 great proportion If The
land Is gpad. The boitams of the MisSis-
'ppl arr exceedingly fine, and Two .tllifls
of them may hr ctiti,atrd. Ills account
| oi The rivers Is lnleresling--St. Francis
river Is na, gable 100 miles, aud runs ihro'
fleh tract OF upland country the Ian
5ele has 30 miles ui navigation, big Greek
the same, both clieA, through upland, with
some rich bottoms. Thu White river rises
"a Tn slate of Missouri il Is na,isnbl,
about 400 males. and has a dozen tfibnin-
rles, also nasigable from so In loo miles,
respectively The country is spoken ot as
helng good The Arkansas is Thought tu
be 1000 mites long, and has many great
tributary streams, some ofthem With cour-
ses believed ta be 900 miles in lcngth.--
The main stream has been na,igatcd by a
steam boat aboHt 60o miles aud the adj
Jacent country is fitted for the cultivation
OF corn, tobrcO, aud cotton. The Red
river IS 200 miles long, but its navigation
IS obsiructedby F" the raft" which Is COM
posed of an immense body of driled tim.
her. is, however, passable at times, and
II Is thought that the mighty mass of MOOD
may be removed, or easily avoided by II
canal This river, with the exception of
" ihe raft, y Is navigahle for steamboats, ar
keel boats, nearly the Whole Of its length,
for Six months Ia The wear |, has several
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
DRY GOODS.

n large assortment Of GROCERIES AND
QtEENSW ARE, together with many sther
articles which nre usually TO be found in stores
in the upper country--ali OF which may be
Ind at reduced prices for cash
They haze al this time an agent In the nor
thern markets, purchasing su,hmer supply If
GOODS, which, when received, will be offer
ed low.
Their senior partner will remave TO the civ
OF New Yor; early this fall, where he intend,
10 reside permanently, for the purpose Of al
iending particularly 10 The purchase nf Goeds,
ms well fort house as for several others, so
that their advantages will not b. exceled by
amy house in the state, and eqnailej los few -
Under circumstances Of IBIS Kind, they conf
deniially solicit share Of piii,se patronage,
pledgiag themselves to sell their c,issnlrers, "a
ailfiines and in all articles, bargains Inferior Is
none which eau DO had ia Lynchburg.
May ~, w5Mif 81
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}. Y. SpENCER,

CILK, SATIN, GRAPE, CLOTH and
~ COTTON DYER ,ioiot,ns The inhabifnnts
OF LYGehhurg ilHt he has taken IA house nd.
joining DR.. William lambeth, and below
Jnmes Lcwelin's tavern, where he intends
carrying on The above business
Gentlemen wishing their wearing apparel
scoured aud insiercd, can have II done IN the
first style, nj The shortest notice
All orders from Town aud country will 10
thankfully received, aud attended to without
delay June 3.
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Emm The Richmond CetspiLer.

The present situation of Europe en-
crosses the public attention, almost to
the total exclusion of that great hobby of
our political quidnuncs, the Presidential
question. 1t may not be amiss or uninte-
resting, therefore to give statement Oft the
number Of men employed by Napoleon in
the subjusaton of Spain from 1897 10
January, 1911, taken from the European
Magazine OF the latter year;
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Notice.


AUaA The HOUSE at the Junction
EE:M of Water and Lynch streets,
,s,sW now in the occupancy Of Mrs.
@kAfs10l. French Possession will be giyen
on The lOh dry Of July next. Application
may he made either 10 Mrs Irvine or the sui
scriber JOHN ROSE IRVINE.
June =. EU IL
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Notice.

gvNIIE undersigned bring DESTROYS OF clio.
Il sing their business ms soon rs il is prncfica.
bic, take this method OF informing those who
are indebted 10 them, 10 call aud settle their
respective nrconnis as early as possible This
request, II is hoped, will be as speedily attend.
cd 10 as the nature of tho business renu,res
MCKEE, MEEM a. GREENWAY
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Erirtci ofa it'tcr dated Car~con, .rdfch 90.
Yesterday ut ., A. NJ. this city was
thrown into confusion by an alarm, that
the prisoners of the Porto Rico expedition
had escaped from the fscaadc." On en-
quiry, it was found that MI. Baptist. IT.
vine had in reality escaped, by breaking
one OF The bars Of his prison, atrd letting
himself down by IA cord from tim window,
two stories high. A reward Of 200 pieces
of eight, was offered by the government,
and Ia less than two hours the unfortunate
man WAS found sccretcd in the house OF
Mr.. Merida, the agent for Colombia. In
formation was lodged against Mr.. Irvine by
a Spanisrd or in less than one hour he
would have hcci safe, aud OF this wretch
ed island hc was led to prison more dead
than alive. saw him Immediately after
he was surprised by the guard he looked
wild and pale /; my heart really bled for
him hc drew a tear Of pity from every
bchodcr. The Fiscal idolizcs the Span
ards to the prejudice of Americans, and
had our country proper representation
here, it might be otherwise. Nr. Irvine is
Glossy confined in the fort, and in irons.
March 27.--The plot for the escape Of
Mr.. Irvine has been discovered. he was
aided by VI. Ricardo, esquire, attorney &C.
Eeral and sworn interpreter I" the king oi
Holland, who magnanl,nously aud humane
Iy compromised himself to serve one I'M
fortunate fellow crrature.---iIr. Ricardo la:
been arrested un the charge, iuteIrogated
and with irlnmss acknowledged the act.
His correspondence with Dir. |. has been
found out.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Pulpit CondoDr.--A preacher in the
West of England, preached during the
never invited TO dine. He said ia his fare
well sernI !, :" | have preached against
every vice except HAT Of good living,
which believe is not To be found amongst
you, and therefore needed not my re-
pioach."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Remedy for sore eyeS.--I have lately seen
an application for sore eyes, rapid in its
good effects, and so simple and cheap, thai
the poor aud ignorant can Obtain it. Take
small sticks Of sassafias, split ia ine pieces
put them in a vessel with cold fresh
spring water--they inipat ghitinous
matter tD the water--yash sore eyes IN
this liquid, which cures them without
smart Or heat. .4mtricoa Farmer.
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aVCYIOS SAM.

THIS MORNING., at o O'Clock he subscribe,
mH seH, al aaeiioh,
bids Rum,
y do Sugar,
do Molnsses,
10 boxes spermarcii Candles, SIC &c.
ALSO,
, dozen WATCHES, aud a few nrfieles
HARDWARE a. CUTLERY.
RICHARD POLLARD,
'ohe d 3nciioneer-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Bernatotc IN good time The King of
Sweden (fprnrrly Bernadotte, one Of Bo.
naparte's Genrrals) seems TO have taken
time by til. forcloek. Aware of the alb
snrd doctrine of the Divine right of Kings,
and the an,iquated nonsense of centuries
piled upon centuries exploded by the
spark OF common sense, he FUNDS his
| claim, To tire crown on lis only defensil,lc
basis, 'tc Tree suirrages of the people
He has abolished the penalty Of death for
! high treason; has desired the legislative
body not To adopt The measures recon-
mended IN his speech, because he recoin-
mends thtm but 10 dp their duty rs mde-
pendent legislators, and 10 corrcrt his mis-
takes, if he has committed any. Such is
the moral strength of which sovcrcigns
might possess themselves, il they would
but consider the s,AtA OF the world as II il,
aud recognize he indepence, mol QfHis conn-
Try, or of lint country, bm u Ms are IN
phich IRE tuc, Pet. Int