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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06
From the British Quarterly Review.
ANCIENT ROME.


"The mistress of the world, the seat ofempire,
The nurse of heroes, the delight OF Gods"
ADDISON.
"The Tiber was torpid and muddy
stream the streets of Rome we're dark,
narrow, and crooked: carriages of pleas
ure, (of which the Carpentum, probably
very little surprising our tilted and jolt
ling tax carD were by law prohibited from
lentering them, except on certain days, So
little space was there for driving; the
sedans used in their stead, put the people
to infinite confusion.-There were few
Iscavengers, and no lamps; when Roman
returned home from supper party, (their
chief meal he had to pick his way along
with horn lantern, and might bless him.
self if he reached his own door without a
shower from an attic-window, on his cap
ofliberty. The porticoes, and approaches
to the baths, were subject to every spe'
} cies of deiicment, so that even the sym
bols of religion were enlisted for their pro
: lection. The statues, with which the city
was peopled, were treated with that con
, tempt which Launce would have rebuket
even in his dog. The images of the Gods
, were disigured by painted faces and gil
, ded boards and, though the Venus dc
Medicis never appeared in hoop-petti
:, coat, nor the Apollo Belvidere in blue
swallow-tailed coat with metal buttons
yet the costume of the day, whatever il
was, was very generally bestowed on the
Representatives of Heaven. The house:
were, for the most part, brick; many o1
I them crazy, and supported by props. and
such as belonged even to patricians. Otter
had the ground floor assigned to a buck
ster, or a dealer in oil. In the windows
which were few in number, glass was sci
dom, if ever, to be seen, but in its place
a dimly transparent stone. or shutters o.
: wood. From the want of chimneys, the
rooms were full of snoak, which was left
j to make its escape by the roof, the win
llows, or the doors on which account, Vi
Itruvius expressly forbade carved work OF
moulding, except in the summer apart.
ments, because in the others, they would
|be covered with SCOT, LIB. &c. 4.) Among
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06
From Sismondi's Literature of the South Of
Europe.

From Sismondi's Literature of the South OF
Europe.
SO.NG-By German Iroubadour.
TRANSLATED Br ROSCOE.
There sat upon the Linden tree
A bird, and sung its strains.
So sweet it sang, that as heard,
My heart went back again.
went to one remembered spot,
|, saw the rose tree grow,
And thought again the thoughts floye,
There chcrish'd long ago.
A thousand years to one it seems,
Since by my fair ] sat,
Yet thus TO be a stranger long,
Is not my choice, but fate.
Since then have not seen the flowers,
Nor heard the birds sweet song:
My joys have all too briefly past,
My griefs been all too long.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06
TERMS.

Price Of subscription 50 SO per annum; paya' W
six months in advance or, ifnot paid before
expiration Of the year, 50. .,;, 81,
! No subscription win be discontinued un''i All
ApvKarrsrMESrs not exceeding one square will
! inserted four times for one dollar, and 70 cts
each subsequent inser,ion...-if continued M iol
Tree months So 5O.-for six months "a 81 or foi
he year SO.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06

nuation of the envous? so abject as the|
selfshness of the sordid or so ridiculous
as the excesses of the vain and the SEN
sua? Nor is it irreative to confirm this
by fact, adduced on the authority of Ma
dame de Stael, that all the jacobns, &C
lively concerned in the horrors OF the reignI
of murder, were individually distinguished
by the same sort of countenance-pale,
nervous and agitated, moving from side to|
side, like wild beast in his cage. And
when seated, posing themselves, without
rising, in sort of stationary restlessness,
indicating the impossibility of repose.
Thus powerful is the sway OF the evil
passions. So comfortless and so frightful
lthe distortion of their fury.
Even ambition, in whose sublime fea-
lures and high feelings, there is the fascl-
nation of glory, and the charm of intrepl-
dity, in striving to push others aside, who
are, with the same efforts, struggling to
climb the same steep ascent, and to reach
the same dangerous apex OF power, how
often is it seen loosing its hold and fall
ling with velocity which strikes, crushes,
land disables the victim from again rising
lin triumph, or succeeding in future hon
ours TO authority.
If distress or discontinue be thus the
POSSIBLE portion of the most seductive, and
,lthe least malevolent Of human passions
|of what avail, and to what effect is the
nurture or the indulgence of the more
|mean and less morally attractive 7
Nor let it be urged, that these unsub
ldued foes of feature, of manners and %
mind, owe their despotic empire to th'
|fervour of youth that time, chilling th'
circulation into sluggishness. will, with thu
same hard grasp, cool, calm, and quiet thu
hot spirit Of turbulent inclination. Be
Iieve it not. To the moral, as to the phy
|sicaI habits of man, age brings no remed,
ior the neglectful.- that period the ob
fleets of sense may change, but not the VIC
|lence of sensation: the fretful and the fu
Irious will not, through the medium OF dis
gust, be rendered amiable and concliato
Try. The extravagant love of pleasure will
lchange but to the Incorporate desire o
lgold, or the more excessive avarice q
power.
As certainly, ere the autumn OF huma
y existence has passed away, VIII the slfni'
Is passions yield to the stronger understand
ing, or be restrained by the better prime
|ple; thence delay were fatal. Age ma
never come. or were it sure, as is the mt
lment of dissolution, does the mind blool
and brighten as the body bends and break
Twill the heart expand and grow kim
amid the solitude of outlived and burie
l. xi,n nd a
arrangements of painful humanity
There is oflengt gthened existence, PR
bable period to which improvement doc
not belong: when to vegetate and to su
Ifer, are ali that remains of the beautifl
and the glorious.
Thrice happy they, who prepared f'
the possible result Of long protracted year
have said to the whole host of lawless pa
|sions-" Peace! and sin no more"
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06

A singular alteration has taken place
lin the papers of New Orleans, in which
one party charges the other with endea-
vorlng to form AN interest inimical to the
permanency Of the United States, and
with a determination It, establish the
throne of Louis the Eighteenth in that
country.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06

The following beautiful lines are said to nav
zen addressed by the Earl of Rochester to hi
wife. few months after their separation -
oh thou art worn with care;
How deadly pale thy cheek!
Yet hou vert false as fair,
Thy lively eyes could speak.
Could speak, alas and tell
Too much for heart to bear;
They could deceive as we'll,
For thou vert false as fair.
could endure the pain
of piercing agony;
Fen SLAVERY sustain;
Nor think of LIBEnrY
But, thy nEpEsTASr SIGH,
My bosom bleeds to hear,
Then on this bosom lie;
And die, whilst thou art there.
The Wilmingtonian., 1823-11-06
From, the aurora.

Translation Of the first additional Ode Of Horace
lately discovered in the Falatine Library, ant
communicated by Casper Pallavcini, Sub.Ll
brarian.
The fruitful boughs with clusters bend;
Lo! Autumn comes in golden pride;
But hoary Winter soon will wend,
With tott'ring foot, its bloom to chide.
IT'S now the time the Nymphs to chase,
who fly with trembling feet and slow;
And with the fervid fond embrace,
Make smiles o'erspread the angry brow.
IT'S now the time to seek delight
From gen'rous wine-trom glee and song
And gaily pass the happy night,
Ifjovial Flora joins the throng.
10! sorrows now abroad are spread
Yet firm the upright man doth stand,
Whether his summons to the dead
Be far remote, or near at hand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
MANUFACTORY
LADIES SHOES
John w. Davis, Jun. & Go.

I1AVE. received his day by ,he Boston
i l. wsggon, a general assortment o' Mo-
Roceo, KID, end DEsMARK SkTrtEs, of the
most fashionable colois, aud OF the first quail
iIy, which wete selected by one OF The First
Judges 10 Lynn--have also employed Lynn
woikmen, Ihuse who have worked in The c',-
les oi Boston and New York, at cuslom work.
They Intend manufacturing all kinds Ladies
Boots and Shoes, with superior ncNoess, st
short notice. Lsdies wishing to psuobize
the msouiscturipg Of Shoes 10 this towo, will
please send their pattern. or leave their mes-
sure, at No SO, or 100, Thames street, OF az
the Man oisctoiy IN ,eaf Of No. 100. Gentle
men wishing TO be ited fom their measures
ios Boots, Shoes, lid OF moroee8 Pumps, will
please leave them as above
\. B. They keep Consistently on heod, a
general ssso'tment OF Ladies Boots s Shoes,
which will be sold as low rs csn be purchased
Il any ether store IN this town.
ALso--on bsnd, Morocco and KID Skins
Blocking Of all kinds; Tatks, Avis, Shoe
Thread, Webbing, Shoe horns, liuing Skins,
binding Skins, &c. Sc.
Wanud, Two journeymcn shoe makers,
one for Morocco, AID he other for Leather
wok.
Newport. October 10. 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
FRESH FALL GOODS.
JOHN Is NEWTON,
lO4, Thames. street,

WILL this day open, a complete as
sortmcn, of Goods for the season. which 'iered
AT prices that cannot fail suiting those who wish TO
purchase His customers viii find it very much 10
their advan,s .,e to call and see
Oct 2S
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-22
NEW GOODS.


II. SESSIONS, has received his FaS
and Winter Goods. which With his iO,mer stock.
makes his assortu, nt ve?y extensive.
--.7,atlry Tshica Gre--
- UTERINE, Gne p!iddhng and low priced
~ Bgoadcio,hs and Csssimeres, QueeB's cloths and
Kcrsty ymercs fOf iadcs GOALS bsie rod White, vel
low, b!ack aud green f!snnels. fesrnonghs, Devon
shre kerscys, pis'ns and sefges, Coaines. scctoh
piads great variety, Vesthgs Csmb!cts tor cosks,
priatsd Hsttineus, bate figured and plain i,on,bs.
reits al coiors shd prices, double plilied So red
Bai1es, blankets from 84 to ll.a eors,ed draws
and robbins. Caroline piaids, 6gured popns. rahby
Nclvets silk dio, Coroeaion cloth for plain shswls
furnitu'es. CaIicces, Gnghsms, Linens, do. Cam
br,cs, iiHen damssk, linen shce,ngs, RUSSO sheet.
ings Ravens Duck cashmere shswis great vsfie-
,y, Iig. b,ndsnno end German ivilled eilk Randsis
ianey and black silk ditto, superior quality merino
IIandkfs cotton flag Bkfs. linen csmbric ditto very
fine. black md coored maxim ard Canton grapes,
back. White and green Italian ditto, English cash.
mere Ion. shavis, black sinchaws and sarsne,s,
plaid ausrings. coored diuo, shire Musiins, India
null ditto figured Muslins, ditto for dresses, Bonn.
bazin-. Russia Diapers, black and olive Nelyets,
Bedisces, Carpetbindings, Crash, brown and black
Lineas, sewing silk and twist, Pins, &c. &c.
Nov l3.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
OtIC'C.

IN virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed by
William Hartshorne and wife, to US the
subscribers, tor the purposes therein men
toned, we shall proceed to sell at public
sale. on the premises, on the 28h dag Of
yNav merit. at IL O'Clock in the morning.
all that lot or parcel of ground lying and
hemg in the town of Alexandria, beginning
at the intersection Of Water and Wilkes
streets. and running southward'y with Wa
ter street l76 feet inches; then east
wardly in a line parallel with Wilkes St.
into he river Potomac then IN line pa
rsllel with Water street, f76 feet inches
TO Wilkes street tbeGce westwardly with
that street, and binding thereon, to the
place Of beginning. .o,
The terms of sale are, one nth part OF
the purchase money to be paid on The day
of sale the remainder on a credit OF one
and two years with interest thereon, from
he time of sale, and secured by lien on
the premises. The title 10 this property
!. considered good, and such one as we
can make shall be given.
GEORGE ORiNKER, Tr,.,ses
THOMAS JANNE1, s
apr 26 I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
Charles County Court.

august Term iS2I.
ON application to the Judges OF Charles
" County Court, by Petition in writ-
ing, of Randolph B. Moore. OF Charles
County, tor the benefit of the'act OF As
sembly, for the relief OF lnsolvent doctors,
passed at November session 1905. aud the
several supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule OF his prop.
erty and list OF creditors, on oath, so
tar as ne can ascertain them, being an
nexed 10 his petition aud being satisfied
by competent testimony, that the SAID
Randolph b. Moore, has resided two years
Immediately preceding tie time OF his
application, in the State OF Maryland, and
being also satisfied that the said RandOl phi
b. Moore, is in actual confinement, tor
debt and for no other cause, and the said
Randolph Moore, having entered into
bond with sufficient security tor his peIs.
onaI appearance IN Charles County Court,
TO answer such allegations as bis creditors
may make against him.--lt is therefore
ordered and adIudged, that The SAID Ram
dolph B. Moore, be discharged from im>
prisonmen' and that by causing a copy OF
this order to be inserted in some one OF
The newspapers edited in the District OF
Columbia, once week tor two months
successfully, before the June Term OF
this Court. he give notice to his creditors
to APPEAR before the said court, at Fort
Tobacco, in the SAID county, on the said
next June Term Of this Court, for the pur-
pose of recommending trustee tor their
benefit, and to shev cause, it any they
have, why the said Randolph B, Moore,
should not have the beneh, OF the several
insolvent laws OF his state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
ian Is. YIN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
The Alexandra
b A THS S..

A RE cow in complete order, fitted up
~ in superior style, anc will be ready
for the accommodation OF the public on
toe FIRST OF May. As this establishment
has received The unquali6eo sp?robation
OF the physicians, it j. unnecessary to say
more in its Recommendations, than. that
strict attention will he given in its NAM
ageneni, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms: Subscribers
with families dollars; single persons
dollars three warn baths collar; tour
cold baths dollar; single baths 374 cents.
One half Of the subscription money Will be
expected in advance, and the balance On
the 10th July. ELIZABETH Law S.
april
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24

Porter Ale & Cider.
n HE subscriber has now ready for de-
i livery, and will keep constantly tor
sale. a, The store formerly occupied 5y Mr..
j. Green. at the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, dle and
Grab Cider,
either by wholesale or retail Customers
in town, may always have it.
DELiVERED AT THEIR HOUSES
without any additional charge, as be has
a man employed for that purpose.
HIS LIQUORS WARRANTED GOOD,
or no charge. Country customers can
always be supplied, On the shortest notice
and very hes! terms. A general
.assortment Of Groceries
rs 700 lbs HOFS, inst received and
for sale by THOMAS WHIT ~,
aprill9 AGENT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
THE STEAM BOAT
XsasSs,
p O T j vi \ c.

ITAS commenced her usual route. which
IL will 01t be changei without due no.
ilct oemy gwen. Leaves Richmond on
Sunday morning. at o'clock, City Point
after the arrival of the stage from Peters
burg ani Norfolk at 8 o'clock. on Non
lay morning . touching at Old Point Com.
sort; arrives at Alexandria and Washing
con on Tuesday morning,
Returning: Leaves Washington at o.
clo ck, Alexaniria at 8, on Thursday NOR.
uidrs, arrives at Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk on Friday morning. an proceeds
direct to City Point aud Richmond.
Present rates OF fare, including meals
AMI tsble drink, between Washington ana
Nrrtolk, Dbl; Alexandra and Norfolk
D. 10 so; between Norfolk and CITY Point
o4; between Norfolk and Richmond p,5.
The Potomac Steam Boat company
b, wing extended their line from Norfolk to
CYty Point and Richmend IN consequence
Of me failure q. theirrepeated applications
"a. the James River Steam Boat Company
h, lower the lare, so as TO encourage traV,
Cling on this route between Richmond
and Washington, now have to congratu-
late the public Gu their complete success
in obtaining he object. Travellers WIN
Al once see the advantage OF making ihe,r
arrangements so as to do all their traVei'
ling on the day the Potomac runs.
-,r~h Ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
For Sale,
4 Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Aley-
andria and eight from Georgeto~n'
..n,aining FOUR HUNDRED D. EhH-
nv an,es about Iu6 acres OF which IS
heavily tinbered. There is an excellent
nrcbard on the premises. A great bargain
NAV be had if Immediately sppi,eo I"g
apra ae DANIEL F DOLaNL
Maryland Tobacco.
Purchased by WIN. Fo"LE NO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
1916 dollars Reward.

- HE store OF The subscriber at Nor
4 folk, Va was entered on the night OF
Monday the 9th inst. and rolf ed OF about
$1,000 in specie, IN dollars, halt dollars,
QUARTERS, and smaller peices OF silver all
SO, three watches, one OF them A snail
double case silver watch, No 1854 and
two com position watches, an elegant arch
chair, made of gold wire, two gold seals.
similar 10 finger rings in shape, and a gold
key; also very large gold seal With a
comedian this last one had been broken
at the side and .solde red; one breast pinJ
sell with pearl, one gold finger ring, with a
yellow stone set in The middle, sci round
with small white stones Two OF the latter
broken out, one other gold riDg with the
glass on the top broken. the stone OF a, seal,
with the arms of VIM Fell the delIverer
of Switzerland, Gu on it.
The person supposed 10 have committed
the above robbery was about feet 6 ~
ches bish, stout built, red whiskers and
reddish brown hair, his name John Ansler,
a native OF Switzerland, and butcher by
profession, though better known in Mary
land and Virginia as driver OF cattle.
There is little doubt The above desert
bed person committed the aforesaid robbie
~, as he was seen in Richmond lew days
afterw ards with large sum of money in
his possession, and hastily LETT that city
under the telgned name OF Robbins.
The above reward will be paid on the
conviction of The thiei and the recovery
OF the stolen goods.
,Norfolk Va. NAV I5-l7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY IN 1928.
Earthenware, China & Glass

Earthenware, China q Glass
Ware.
HUGH SMITH & Co have received
L L per ship Pioneer, just arrived from
Liverpool,
223 Crates 81 hhds. f. tVare,
sc. This supply added 10 their stock on
hand, gives III IN very large and general
assortment, which they offer tor sale at
the lowest prices, cuTen, in The U. States,
either repacked, or in the original pack.
age.
They have also, and will keep constant
ly on hand general assortment OF
.E1CELLE.h'T 81 ONE Hare.
made by John Swami, which they will
sell as low as can be had OF equal quality.
Also, Window GLASS, OF the sizes com
monty used, either repacked or by the box,
pipes in boxes, black quart bottles, IN
hampers or repacked.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
To Rent.

The subscriber wishes to rent
&ST4 Tor one or more years, his whafl
No ,ni " warehouse. The warehouse
EtH IS 8 stories high, FIRE proof, ana
S,y;ng every convenience for an extens'Te
business The wharfis ITO feet in length
,nd an in breadth. and has water OF SUM-
'e"' JONAH THOMPSON
N
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
salt Ahoat.

1000 Bushels coarse, 700 sacks fine
f0oo salt. 60 crates wine and porter
bottles, received per ship Pioneer, F..
Crabtree, master, from liverpool, 70, sale
by WM FOWLE g. Co.
~. The packet ship PIONEER.
a will sail in few days, and be
early in Liverpool TO receive the tall goods
for The district. april 90.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
A. C.. Cazenove & Co.

Lave received by the last arrivals
IL 80 bales domestic cotton goods 'ot
every description
! bale sup fine sa;tinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior 1:a!i.y.
80 kegs cut nails, all sizes
GO bales Alabama cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also, by The Robert Fulton, arrived al .NeG
York, from liverpool.
5 trunks cambria prints and calicoes
Lease steam lnom shirtIngs, by the
Germania, al Baltimore, from .Bre-
men
~ hales Bur'sps
2 cases best Tieklenburgs
apr 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. d.
Dentist,

JAMES S GUNNELL, NJ. ID.
Dentist,
RESPECTFULLY offers his services
II as, Dentist TO the citizens and visl'
tors of the District of Columbia.
" REFERENCES.
u,.b;,oton Georgstown,
r. S,o Or. c, Worthins ton,
Nav. P Warheld,
cmbnsb Henderson,
Hunit " Warrington
Sewall, bohre';
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.alsrandr,a.
n, Sammes DR.. Washington,
Richards. Fhzhugb,
Ps.ts Stabler,
Gen, John Mason. Richard B. Lee Esq
Col. 4. Henderson, Geo. HrSeam' Esq
Rev. DIR. 4. Hunter, and DR.. Dick
Office on the Pennsylvania svenac' pc
tween 9th and 10th streets, West, on the
same square with Mr.. GuntOn's Apotne-
cary Shop ny,
rDr. GUNNELL will be at
Nr Gnseu's Hotel, Alexandria, every
tuesday and Friday, from ie, NJ. until 3
pm during the months of April and May,
and longer If necessary, All letters adj
,1ressed 10 DIR e. in Washington, or lett
at Clagetts Hotel, will be punctually at
tended 10. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
For Boston,

For BOSTON,
IA, The schr FOUR BROTHERS,
@G capt Nicherson; burthen about CSC
bbls She is good vessel, and now rea-
dy TO load. Apply to
JOHN ~. LADD i Co.
Hho hare for sale by sa.d 0essels, !.
IS lierces new Rice
100 bbls tar
4 casks superior lamp oil
II casks vinegar
20 boxes mould candles
8 boxes oranges
12 casks butter
9 hhds rectifed rum
4 bbls rose
Cinnamon. aDBiseed. &c
Peppermint cordial
4 bales upland cotton
40 reams wropping paper.
apr 22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
Tor Sale,

sa TIE house at present occupied
NTx1 by Mr.. JOHN Corse, on King-st.
Az between Fairfax and Royal SIS.
1@@Ssh This property 10 so we'll known
as being among the most desirable in town,
that particular description is deemed
unnecessary. Possession may be had on
the lst July next Inquire NJ
ROBERT ANDERSON.
april 8 sIaw3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
Eiastic Vater Proof Hats,
district of Columbia,

County of Alexandria:
TWAS committed TO the jail OF this
w county, on the 22d inst. black
man, who calls himself
Richard Peters;
md avs bp ia the property CT Messr':
Graz T. Panksy, tobacco manufacturers, OF
Richmond, Va. He appears to be about
o7vssrs OF age, feet, 6 inches high, vel,
male and quite black. There are no vi.
s;bIo scars about him. The owner or
ogners nf ssia negro are requested TO
cn.ne forward, prove property, anh pay
charges, otherwise, he Wi! be disposed OF
as;the law directs. ,,r.,vc,1
arr "a iaw2m --. .---u. !:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-24
To Let.

4nd immediate possession giusn'
The house lately occupied ny
NM Leonard Marbury. near the cor
EGG ner of Water and Duke sis; al
49, joining the property OF Mr.. John
Hna,sr For farther particulars apply 10
FRANCIS f. NARBUkf
NAV u