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TO LET,

(Yfnd hossessiOn given the ASIA AfareA nerr,
a Farm, situate IN the town oi West.
n eriy. the property OF Miss sAnAn fsxeso.
by. ofthis town. On the Farm are = good Dxellmg.
House, Out Houses. &c, Il compri,es q proportion
o. wood land. pasturage. and t,isge For = psrtic.
ular description, and conditions Of the lease apply
10 kOBrkr Il CARR.
III The Ferry House. .Ae,sp,rs.
tN.- ALSO,
p TO LET--two Lots of Land, stu.
ate at the souherly part of,hs town late the proper
y oi THOMAS fsstsapy, Esq deceased. For par.
iicuisrs. apply Ms above
Newport Nov 20, 1928
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UPON the platform, ,hi'd dave, perfectly
"hhe, took iis saiion al The aide oi The 9TH
e''. These three bii De, although only about
i've feet from tho prisoners. remained duriog
al The preparation Of the fnsl &C, aud took
their Hight . m,ment after the sUus Of the
Sufferers took wing for the regions Of sserni.
y.-h. Y. Com. .fdv.
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NOTICE.

THE Members oithe Huxiiidry Tract
sseieysf hspp~i. are informed. that The s.inder
OF TRsers due for the year have arrived, and are
p.rceed on, into equal divisions, and are ready at
Mr. Samuel w vinson for distribution
IsRUSHa AUSTIN, Agsni
Nov q
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=, REAL EsTArE-af aueliou,

On MONDAY Dec 8-a II o'clock, A II
On me hremise.--y fair ,veathsr, sther.
w'.e ne norfJ Jsi' day, (Iniess hrevscrsiy sod
oy private eonf,aef,) tt
HE Farm &C the subscriber. situate in Middle
town. shout u mile ard half from the Ns,e-
itouse IN Newport, with the Ds ellmg House. Out
Houses. privileges and appurtenapces TO the same
oe'ongng. Said farm comprises, about 81 acres.
aud will be cold in lets TO suit purchasers. Those
wishing more particular description. and know.
'edse OF the conditions viii apply to the subscriber.
living on the premises IS,
~ ALANSON PECKHAM.
Midi'et'wn. sept II, 1898.
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LETTERS,

Lr. EkS,
Remaining in he Post Office. Newbort,
Il. am kop 1928
C> Persons calling for these letters. will ask for
advertised letters.
Allen John Perry Nathaniel
Beverly Robert Price WmA jr
Baker capt sam0cl Perce Mary Ann
Bowen Nathan Place Nr
Brown Samuel Peckhsm miss Ruth
Chace Charles Porter mrs sarah
Channing VIM Peckbsm Thomas
Cas.'dy mrs Peckhsm George w
Craft Ehzabetb Potter David
Clark miss Jesse Read Elizabeth VI
Clark David w Robinson 4 Dnnham
Couun no A. r. s. Simmons Jshn
Doyle John Smih ,sDue,2
E's William Simmons joseph
Eddy Michael Jun SMITH
Easton John r. Smith Charles
Fowler George Taylor mrs sarah
Goulc Giles Vernon w "a
GoodwyD james Wiley Robert
Gardner wilson Wheaton Rev Josephus
Hopkins VINO Williams HA
Hazard Benj NJ White Nathan II
Hail William Wilson samuel
Hammond Lucy Whittemore Benj
Huntington Sarah Army.
Hunt Edward Burns william
Lswton lucy f'erssmau,A
Laborss mrs Mary Gabcock & t.awton 2
Lxwton Robert .sLSdetorra
Lswton Adam Amy Joseph
Lake Benz amin Manchester Giles
Mayrant Martha Peckham George w
McGregory DrJ d Whitman Oliver
Metcaf Thomas yamesio,ya
Marciei An'ouio v Carr AbbyD
Newport Encsmp. Noz. .Ne,s ahorehnn
Osgood captJB d Robinson samuel p
Is B MUMFORD. Post Master.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Ek 7'EREN

Ship Israel, Ives, Stockholm :,
Sloop Ann Maris, Gardner, New. York.
., BID Jones, Lswton, New-york.
% President, Gates, Hartford.
CLE.5RED.
Ship Newport. Burroughs. Csmpescby.
:, Boy, Greene, klstsnzss.
Schooner Laurel, Thacher, Norfolk.
SlooP George < Mary, Walden. New. York:
% Almira, Rose, Philadelphia.
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r Al Midile,own. on Thursday evening last. BY the
Rev VI G.mmeiI, Mr. Cha-fs Ba-ksr 10 Miss SaraA
\, Peekhan
In WEXFORD, We Nathan mn Jun. 10 Miss Sarah
.sna .usyui-e, both of No-'h-ging stown.
DIED,
u this town, on the 18th inst Mrs rrsdi'a Ss&
dIrd aged ~ yeas, widow Of SIR Henry ssoiasId.
Of Middle.ows.
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.1nofLsr Steam boar .fccidenf.-Ws arc in
to'med by the Chs'sw In,elI'gencer. that the
Steam boat " Charleston" on her way from
Georgetown to the former place, run one her
Tow ooats upon s1ag, when she immediate {.
iy suhk, laden with valuable merchandise for
me chants IN that place. Lo.s estimated, At
from two ~ Ave thousand dollars.
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.ME.MORAADA.

sWEsVUH-JsN D.T
Arrived st King.,on, (Jsmsica) October II, brig
Union, Bigiey, 81 days IRON this port u
Arrived At Havana, October so. Samuel. from
Campeachy, and cleared same day for this port.
Arrived a. ST Pierrts, October %, Hiram. Of this
port
Arrived at New.Orieans, ist instant. Traveller,
Glsdding. from this port.
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Rhode. Island and New-York Steam.
Boats.

THE Fulton. Captain Coms,ock. will he with.
i drawn from the line after the I'd Of December
next The Connecticut, Captain Bunker, will con.
,inue to run on the same days formerly. until fur.
ther notice nov 97
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LADIES, MAGAZINE.
Oyster House..

THE subscriber mos, respectfully iniorms the
public that he has taken the house formerly
occupied w NJ, sPrsces HALL. on Newmsn's
wharf. where he intends to keep constantly on hand
the very FIRST quality Of Oy sers, which he will serve
lies can be supplied With oysters m the shell or open
ed nj tae shortest notice.
Tie also Intends TO accommodate his customers,
with beef steaks, sAussges. tPt, &c &c III s boars
the day. s.i a.
supper parties can be accommodated vrh rooms
the best liquors will be iurnisbed-snd every NJ.
tention paid 10 render Satisfaction Ia those Who may
favor him with their company. isAAC TtIAYEk.
keyrort. Nov
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Guardians Notice.

THE subscriber gives notice, that he Is
appointed by the Hon. General Assembly. Gusrsi.n
Of the person and estate ot ycmEs Freeman, one ~
the Nsrrsgsuset tribe Of Indians, resident ~ Chsre.-
town. in tte COT Ny of w sshington; AL perso' D
thevefoee forb;d tsdpg. desiing or contracting
viii him IN any manner, without the spprooauon W
tl,s subscriber. SIMEON 1OCkEt.
[. C,ancs,,sa, o., is, 1923. f,aJ-S*l
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State Of Rhode. Island &c. go 4.
AnwrSxv se,--lgck. Office, .suhrsne Ju
d'e'ot Cou"f, County @ AewhOrs, .iovem.
Der - 1879. .i.., .I...
On application TO mc, this day made,
the creditors Of LeSu Creentlt Of Portsmouth,, 10
the county Of Newport, IA petiooer for the ben, 6t
OF the 'nsolvent act,) are hereby notified to sppesr
before tue supreme Judicial Court. 10 be holden ut
Newport. on tie FIRE, Monday of March next, on the
second day OF The term thereof. to nominate an as.
sgnee, 10 receive sn assignment Of the estate and
ELECTS OF the said Lewis Tor the benefit Of said cred
ltors agreesby 10 All act Of the General Assembly,
January, 1898, entitled "An act Tor the tel,ef of m,
solvent debtors" HOLMES WEAVER, Ch.
Nov 20 - .
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Subbosed Murder.

A wstchmsn, IN passing Cuviers Alley,
near Celues Sip, ~ halt psst - this noin.
ing, observed g dead body, ~hich upon ex-
smna'ioo was found 10 DC that OF se0tsei
looking mar, supposed aboai 80 years old.
The head Was wrapped with pslr OF hs1nei
drawers, an old prov csse oveS n, aud . iope
tied found the body. The left temple 90.
pears 10 hsve been beat in by the suoke of o
hsmmer,--lt 10 supposed he was mui de- ed
In his boa ding house. H. IS suanget, sHd
IL Is conjecto'ed had money.
person who arrived here few days since
from western country, with q qusn,uy Of
produce, AID vas known 10 have 1000 doiisfs
With him yesterday, is ssid TO be missiog 20
day, and IL 10 feared 10 the person mu, dsred.
CORONER'S REPORT.
Verdict Of tho Ja'y tina, he came TO his
dean by severe wound on the left side of
the head or temple, apparently inlcted with
mason's hammer or axe, or soae insru-
nent, feioniously, by some person or per sons
~ the Jafy unkno~n.-h. Y. Mer. .5dv.
The Messrs. Pratis, OF Eaton, N. Y. have
raised 5l7 "a bushels Corn on three scres,
aud will be- S2oo that within 3 years they will
raise 200 husnels on so acre. They plant 10
trenches 80 inches wide, three rows 10 q
trench, corn inches apart each way.
Trenches 2 feet 9 inches apatt. The
whole veil manured.
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Conymissiione,s Notice.

81 =. fhrsIf .f.s l''---- trtt u !.t
HLIE the subscribers having been appointed by The
w Hon Court Of PrUbaoe, for the Town OF New
port, Commissioners TO receive and tSamine u'c
claims Of the creditors sgainst the estate ot
E af fCEORCE PERHf, % frr ~
deceased, late OF said Newport. mariner represent'
ed usoyen, hereby give notice, ,l,at twelve months
from last Council day. allowed the creditors TO eN.
bibit their elsa,s aud that we will attend Tor ,'e
purpose Of receiving the same, at our respeeine
dwellings, at anytime during said period
rnoa.s c"ccssaALL. c.""i''''
y ~ ABRAHAM BARKER.
{ An persons indebted to said estate Ase requested
70 make payment, to
JOHN WILLIAMS. Adm Il
Nov 6, 1923.
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MOTTO T..

JAMEs TOWNSEND. informs bis friends and
j the public, that he has employed M experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend TO the calls Of his old Gus
toners and friends--the smallest favour Will be
gratefully acknowledged and pune,usily attended
to-csn at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bansister's-vhsF Msrch 80. 1891.
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TPRIN7LhG, Of oil kinds.s sIseSnd IN
q a4fasory msaaer, sf hissGsss
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

E .
W1kBsTsa's. Aldea's, and Cummings spelling
books, English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murrsy's Grammar, Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
and Morse's Geography and ,Atias, Dsboll's Ari,h.
metic, Testaments. and every other kind of school
books usually wanted. by the dozen single, very
low prices Also, baIS account and record books
Bowdtchs Navigator. and Biunt's Coas, PIVOT
writing and letter paper, Watts ami Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgcw.,er
Collection, ;2ih edition.
~ AI~Mi WIGS ....r .t." .;
Bickerstsff's Rhode Island, farmers and Chris.
tiau A.ascs. for 1924 by the groce. dozen or sin.
gle.
- PAPER HfNCIrCS. ga
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings. for rooms and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about 2j cts per roll
KITTY ..1 %
Hlegan, and fashionable Nex.York Hats. and the
Boston Hat Factory hats. warranted water proof, and
moi to fade in wearing Also. men and youths va.
ter proof cotton and felt hats just received and Tor
sale at the Book and Hat Store. land at the Iowest
possible priceslb by
GEORGE WANTON,
Igenf 10 Ezra Hlthascay ...
CT Second hand books bought snd sold as above.
Nov 27. -
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TUSr received and for sale at this Of.
j fee, and at the Book stores of Jane. Husrn nj,
George Hanton. and Jonah Shap. "A voysge
from the United States to South America, performed
during the years 1921, 1922, & iS2}-embrseing
description Of the city OF Rio Jsneiro, in BrsI. Of
every port Of importance IN Chill Of several IN Low.
e. Peru and Of eighleen months cruise IN 9 Nan
tucAet shsieshp. Tie vhole ihterspersed with q
variety ~ Original Anecdoles' rriee IS cents.
>cv ~.
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GEORGE WANTON,

Igenf 10 Etrd Hdfhowdv. ~
CT Second hand books bought snd soli as above
Nov a.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-22

huilt upon mountain, anc 10 strong nom
,ts situation. AT the top ot this mountain
visited The remalDs of an old fortress, de-
tended by some peIces OF cannon, there is
olso a small castle on The s>a shore, which
nro,ecls the harbor. Omar Bey IS distia.
sulsbed particularly by his character for
Goodness and humanity, and he is beloved
nv the Greeks as we'll as by bis ow q troops.
He sometimes makes Sortiss with his boats
from Scanpavia, and brings in prizes
Caristo is well provlsioned, and keeps up
nv her commerce tree and active cores
popdence witt Syria. Ii contains popu
istion Of eight thousand persons, aud is de-
fpnded by three thousand regular troops,
Samos has paid short time since, new
tribute To The 'alse and dangerous position
in which IL is pIaced.-lt will be remem-
b,red mat We formerly mentioned Logo
,neli. who left this island as principal
commander OF the Scio expedition, which
was so disastrous, and which toms the
most useful picture which can be presents
ed to people disposed to revolt. LogoIhe
ii became unpopular IN consequence vi
beins defeated, was arrested, conducted
70 Hyera, &c &c Under favor OF his
long absence IRON Samos, Morali made
himself master OF the administration
Logo,aeii, lately returned 10 the Island,
was not pleased TO play the second part,
and set ms partisaas IN motion against the
pres-n, government. Troubles and mas
<a,iss followed, alter which LOgotheti
,oos possession again Of the authority
We are assui Cd that seventy Greeks, prin-
cipa men OF the country, nave been sacri-
feed in tbs affair
MAGNEsIA, Feb Is An order has
reached Dere fron the Porte, for lJr'nlns a
body ct OF 600 neD, destined TO usrch a.
gaInst the Persiaus The government, IN
a wise policy, has ordsred all tho taSerns
10 be shut aud sealed, TO proven. the dis
orders which are cOmnooly UCcasoueo oy
drinking 10 excess. Unfortunately, 'his
has not been suticient TO prevent SIX or
seven Greeks from being wounled oy The
iOldisry.
INA Feb. l2-The plague continues to
,,oe here. We understand that the Hy-
droits have sent reinforcement OF l5O
men to the castle OF Napoli de RomanIa.
The Meriols would not accept them, De-
can,e they considered this place as pro-
per,y which they ought To preserve them:
selves, and where they UlSht 10 command
alone. They sent bacN ANONYMOUSLY
these $50 ,nen. FMS IS the manner IN
which they treat the sailors 10 which they
owe the taking OF this imperfect fortress.
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ARMY OF THE PYRENNEES.

oRDt or rHE DAY.
s.Sodiers The con Adence of the King has
placed me at your head, IN order to fulfil the
noblest of missions. Il is not the spirit OF con-
quest watch has made US take up arms, a more
genecUus motive animates us: we are gong to
place king N ms throne, to reconcile hrs
people with him, and to re-establish IN neigh
boring country, which is a prev to anarchy,the
order necessary to the happiness and safety OF
the two Kingdoms. Soldiers, You will cause
to be res ected religion, laws aud property ;
and you will render easy the accomplishment OF
the duty which IS imposed on me, OF mantaln'
ing the most rigid discipline.
LOUIS ANTOINE.
"Head quarters, Bayonne, AP u 8. -,
II appears 20 be The opinion that 90 ef
6cieDt resistance was expected between
Bayonne and Madrid. Al ;he latter place
a RFeENcY was to be established, to act n
The name of Ferdinand, supported by The
French arms. The Allies, 1t is said, Will
sccredit their ambassadors TO this Regen-
cY
The following is the latest intelligence OF
the movements of the French army,
MARsElLLEs, April l2-An order oy
Telegraph was tins morning received by
The authorities OF this port, TO lay an EN-
barge on all Spanish vessels 4; this vas im-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-22
THIS DAY.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Hon,
L Judges oil The County Cour' OF Prince
Georges ouniy. in the state Of Mary
land, aching az court OF equity, will be
sold at public auction on the 29d day Of
May next, If fair, and il not iair, OH the
next fair day thereafter,
A Tract of Land,
late the property OF VIM. T, Swami, esq,
deceased, called Magruder's Ferry Plan
talon, lying, in the said county, on the
Patuxent river, adjoining 10 the land IN
which Magruder's Ferry, is KEEP, and to
the warehouse by The mans OF Msgruder's
warehouse, and within one mile OF Lover
Marlboro. The land contains about lac
acres, is rich, and peculiarl y adapted 10
the growth OF fine tobacco. The said
land will be sold on the premises, on a
credit OF six. eighteen, tweDly-Iour, and
thirty months, the purchasers giving bond,
with approved .ecuIlty, 10 secure the pay
ment OF the purchase money, which pay
ment beng made and done, The snbscn-
Der will convey to the purchaser or put.
chasers OF said land, by good and sutt.
cient deed or deeds, such title as the said
William Thomas Swami had in the said
land, the same icing a lee simple,
Al the same tine and place will also be
sold from 8 to IL valuable negroes, con,
sisting of men, women. and children, 90 a
credit OF 6. g, aud IL months, the puIcha-
sers giving bond. with approved security,
for the purchase mSney-the purchase
money both for the land and negioes TO be
on interest tlom The day OF sale \ be sale
will CONNIE nee at mid day. and continue
until all the property shall be sold.
RICH. b, ALEAAN DER, Z,
apr 24--9awlm lrus'ee-
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the Foreign Powers. After giving bis
: tory OF lie negotiations, nj Id. uDaysh-
ing attempts to preserve peace MIR. Can
ming communicated copy of his last dis
patch 10 be communicated 10 The French
government. This dispatch states
"Tbat England does not expect France
to establish military occupation OF Spain,
nor TO force the King TO any measures de
| rogatory to his crown, or 10 bis existing re-
lalions with other powers.
That che expects the domlnions OF
Portugal will be respected.
"That she expects no attempt will be
made by France to bring under her dOni-
MON. any OF the American Provinces which
have thrown off their allegiance to Spain.
That a frank explanation upon these
points was niece 'sary, In order that Eng
gland might maintain a strict neutrality.
Mr.. Canning then stated, that assuran-
ces had been received that no intention
hac existed in France OF attacking POrtu-
gal. He further stated, that no hope had
ever been held out TO Spain that Eng ant
would pursue any other course than strict
neutrality, which she was still resolved
upon. He concluded by expressing hope
that Spain would come off triumphant.
LONDON, March 29-fhe additional pa
pers regarding Spain, France d Portugal.
will be laid before Pertinent this evening
The Stocks opened this morning al ~
3-8 ard closed at rs 7.8 the rise IN
the corn market is ascrIbed to large pur'
chases for the French army.
in consequ. nee OF the continued distur-
Dances 10 Ireland, II is proposed 10 renew
the lnsurrectlOn act.
A personal alteration has taken place
in the House OF commons, between Mr..
Canning and MIR. BIougham.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
The sales OF Cotton for the week pre-
| ceding April II, were 1900 bales Of up.
lands a 81 10 81, average 7 to 7-l6; 1000
Orleans at "a to Id lUUO Tennessees
81 to u For the week ending he 18Th
400 Upiands, 200 Orleans, and ,iO(
Tenne.sees, al the same prices. 4 lettel
! Of the 18th, quotes U S Pot Ashes at 6t
Pearls, 53 81 ;urpeatIne, lbs Il
i5s Sd; I ar. Is As; hice It's 81 10 20
Cd $3.50.
"LlvEkpooL, April 94.--Since the 18th
there have been about 4UOO bales OF Cot
ton sold, The lower qualities OF Upland
rather lower There Is, however, gooe
| demand. and We see no cause for lowe
prices. Some good Turpentine has beer
sold at i5s Sd 10 l5s Cd.
'sWheat has advanced in the Londor
| market IS per quarter
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-22
THIS DAY.
Public Sale.

Public sale.
ON TUESDAY the Goth Of May next.
~ will positively be sold, a, The ,esi-
dence of the late Jacob Heineman, DECD,
A VARIETY Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of beds, bedsteads sideboards,
tables, chairs, carpets, and one eight DAY
clock also, one first rate mich COW
Also. variety of silver spoons, soup la
dies, cream-pots, &C. &c
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r.
N. B. The aforementioned sale twilA
take place at 10 O'Clock. A. M v hen tho
articles therein named will positively be-
sold TO the highest bidder.
pThe above sale is post.
poned 70 Thursday, 29d INST ''
#. }. executor.
may 10 Is
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HIRDWARE.

A good assortment
may 99 S A. MAkSTELLER. auc.
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Look Here !

THO.N1S II. DONALDSON
ID ESPEC1 FULLY informs his friends
N and the public. that he has removed
hi, shop opposite Mr. Brunett's CONNECTION
cry store, where he Intends carrying on tbr
SADDLE and HARNESS
MILKING BUSINESS,
in all its various branches he has on hand
and for sale,
Saddles. Bridie>. d Harness,
which he will sell lower, and of better
quality, than can be purchased at any
other establishment IN the District OF Co.
lumbia.
p-Orders from the country. tor any
article in The above line, shall be punctu'
ally attended TO.
may2S
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district of Columbia,

COUNTY Of Alsrandraa. SCI.
DOBERTSON GRAY has applied TO
II the honorable William Crsnch, ehiei
Judge Of the Uniied States Circuit Court
Of The District OF Columbia to be DIS
charged from imprisonment, under The ac'
Tor The relief OF insolvent debtors WITHIN
he District OF Columbia, on the brSt Mon
day OF June next, at 9 o'clock, A d. at
the Court House IN Alexandra, when ano
where his creditors are required 10 attend.
E, | LEE, c. c.
NAV % toS
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AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale

uUllC OdlC
ON TUESDAY al 10 o'clock, will be
Osold at The auction store, a variety OF
goods among which are
N 0. Sugar, in bids w. |. rum in do.
St. Croix rum 10 bbls sugar in do vine.
gar in do cider in do. soap in boxes, cam
dies in do mustard, Port wine by dozen >,
bureaus, sidpboards, beds, bedsteads. ia
bles, chairs. cribs pianos, hats, shoes,
weights, wire traps. superior boots.
AL>O,
Calicoes, linees, hose, cassinets, cot
tons, threads, silks. &C
ALSO.
HdRDWaRE,
A good assortment
may se s A. MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-22

Domestic CottoDs, &c.
IN bales Of bIesched and unblsached
~ cotton sbirlings and sheetings. just re-
ceived from the factory, for sale by
WIN. FOWLE d co.
ALSO, landing from schooner Lucinda,
from Jamaica, Is tons Fustic and from
schr. Alert, a quantity Of wrapping and
sugar paper.
may 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-22

India Straw Carpetlng.
vUSr received TEN PIECES tor sale
d by C. 81. P. THOMPSON.
may 90