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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04

rent hang over its beauties, and halfre.
tain her breath, lest she should break
its slutnbers, without veneraiion be-
you'd all common feeling, istO be avoid
ed in every intercourse in life, and is
tit only for the shadow of darkness
and the solitude of the desert; though
! lone being, far be such feelings from
NE.
The Unfeeling Father docs ma
ture refuse to plead for me- (said al
randi, kneelng before him) 'or does
she plead in vain:.' You broke the
sacred bonds of nature said the old
man, '~hcn yeu left fathers fond
protection, sad mcther's tender care,
to pursue the fortune OF the only man
on earth whom they detested.' An
i.e4venly father exclaimed Grsndi,
'forglVes the sins of his children; aud
shalI IN earthly parent deny the chart
table boon repentant child demands
Of him?' 90 that heavenly father then.
replied he i recommend you: nv
doors are no longer open to receive
you; / have made vo~, " hcb shall
never be broken. Let the friends of
your husband protect bis darling
are mine DO more Bot these chi
dren, sir.-Els>! ~ilst have they done?
Leave me to the cruel fate that awaits
a,e; but suffer not them TO perish"
They are none OF mine,' said the
stern parent; j will never press them
in my srms--lhey shall never sit upon
aly knees. l will foster no more H.
gratitude, Let him who begot them
IKE the spade and mattock and get
them bread 20 office is beneath The
affection OF th, parent, when children
have not been ungrateiul-l am yours
90 more"
THIS was the fatal dialogue between
GIrsnda aud her father, in the porch
of bis house; for she was admitted no
further. He shut the door against her,
and retired to his chamber. The wind
blew, the rain beet bard, and she da-
red not encounter the tempest; she
remained in the porch-pressed her
shivering babes to her bosom, and hop
ed that the mornings dawn would
bring mercy along with it, But when
the s>rning dawned, she was no
morel The servants found her clay
cold corpse, and the two children
weeping beside it.
When kSslvollo was called to see
the spectacle, he sunk down on the
floor; life, indeed, returned; Lu, peace
abandoned him forever. he iovt the
children; but says, heaven, III all its
stores of nicrcies, has not one for him
Repu6licqRism-The monarchs of
The old world may learn from those
sovereign citizens, the OK presidents of
the United States, the worth Of an
educated nation; who having made
large contributions to literature, and
the sciences, live in voluntary retire
ment from supreme authority, at ages
beyond The ordinary period of Euro
pean existence; enjoying the noble re
creations Of books and bencvolence,
without guards for their protection, or
pomP for their disguise, accessible, I'D
nircd, protected, and immortali2ed.
The Egyptians pronounced posthu
NOUS Judgment on their kings; we Try
oar presidents while living IN canGDiz
Ell resignation, and award TO llosc dc.
>erving itan exquisite ioretastc OF i'm
mortality.
Our government is tho mos free ard |
}; te..f IL, - ,,.-o,. <.,.'s.,I
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04

approach of Winier-Cold AID
cloudy days and frosty nights have
come upon US withthci warning-Pre-
pare for winter. the trees are rapid
ly losing their gceeD verdure, and We
getaiiJs, growing saIlow and sickly,
bids Us Prepare for winter 1he
sun pays u. but brief daily visit al
ready, and the rapid appro 'ch Of each
soceeedIng night speaks Also Prepare
fer winter We'll, nov willthc ho.
nest farmer prepare On, ne has had
a noble season---he has barn full oil
grain and aay, and apples for cider,
and plenty OF wood to burn. He is
ready. Oar friends, the merchants
will get up winicr assortment direct
Iy--;hey 10 very well. The mechan-
les can get along all weaihcrs; they
have dependents enough at their backs
the girls who are going 10 marry
; Will wan! furniture, the farmers sun
dry xnics kiIacks, &c &c Bat bow
shall the Printer prepare, who has no
wood, nor winter stores, and half Of
whose subscribers haze not paid him:
All! boo shall he prepare Hope
-iii whisper to him, 'thcy will be
long by ard by" He viii not be dis
appoinied-no, no, 10. d-WAsTEn
| About fifty good subscribers this win
ter--lor which fifty thanks and q
prime assortment Of Nesos, Legisla
toe Proceedings. and great variety
OF hterary Gr,icies will be given.
Trenton Emporium.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04

Our government is tho mos free ard
.Jcf@! that ever existed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04
A stray Horse.

fgsAKEN UP as an e'tray, by he sub
3. scriber, of Berkeley county, snd
iate of Virginia, Ozark SokAAL
dQRSE, eight years old, shout four-
cen hands high, three white Leaf,
mail star in hi. forehead, light bum,
acks and canters-appraised TO thir'y
lol!aTs.
HENRY BLDlNGER.
nov. IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04

From the Easton Centinel, we re
greet to learn that on this day week, M.
Peter Hay of shoerock, Northampton
County, being with party celebra
ting the election of Mr.. Shulze, he
unthnkipgly, was passing across q
short distance from the eannon's mouth
which was just about to be discha, ged:
Upon being shouted to, he turned
round and instantly received the con
tents ofthc cannon in his breast " hich
caused his immediate death.
Cork Tree 1t is generally belle
we'd that cork is the bark of the tree
Oh the contrary, it is an excrescence
formed by emulation on the cu!iclc, OF
outer bark Of the tree. The trees are
stripped tie first iinle before they ar
twenty years old, afterwards once il
eight or ten years 1t would appeal
that this contributes TO their health an
vigour. for il left unstiipped they beg,
to decay in few years, and in 80 o,
60 years, a whole plantation, that i
neglected, is destroyed but those re.
peatedly pealcd, lisc and thrive NOR,
than geo years When The cork is re.
moved & e1udat'sn takes place, which
feGuires consistency by the action o
he air, ard thus the succeeding lay
Of cork is formed The oldest cor
trees aCo' ded the hest cork, which
.er every 'uccessiTe pceid.g, improve
u g&ity.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04

a variety of Blanks for sale at
this OK -e.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-04
FARMER OF SUSSEX.
THE PALATREE Some pa

ROT IN SHEEP.-Dcied Ju
niper B"rries are toe best an,;dole a,
gri"st lhis destructive epidemic. A.,
so0s as the slightest symptoms Of I
appear in i,ock. handful Of tie>,
berries should be giseo fnr every *,
sheep per day; aud 10 he coa,iad.duI
ali apprehension is removed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
SELLECk OSBORN.

The admirers of The por'ic productions Of
SrLlicH osnoHs, Esq will be pensed with
the following elegant little eflinion which
was occasioned by his seeing two Young
ladics irolickiue IN garden, and was found
3cs' day defosled IL n bed ot Covers il
pa ke5 highly of TINT tenderness aud SEN
timeoi 80 consririious ia his re writings.
sweet playin ssiery-twins OF Joy
Fare hearts, with qniIeleas pleasure beating,
May fate wiI'imid uublcN nllay
for cloud the morn of youth SO llectng
White pleased see those chrrnb forms,
Thur gtmbol innooently sporiiye,
! biea'he prayer That NO rude storms
Ny male their budding hepes uboriive.
Happy the favored youths lcr whom
Mono those lips shall smile 80 sprighiy
For them life gnytst flowers shall bloom,
lof them will elndness benm most brightly.
Lie duh dnnce but sleep'd with yon,
lwonld move TO notes OF iiyelier nea arc,
Ard heavy care W0nld alter too,
Or take lhe siken wings Of plehgurc
Who That enjoyed your clierUb smiles,
Would cars u fg Tor fortunes frowning
Nbo would not coyct cnres and tolls,
which you with such rewards were cfown
ing
When grief hard frost dcsccn,ls no nun,
The genial stream oi iie coneealing
lou, smiling eharmeis only can
Restore the lrozou hearl Ia feeling.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

exercise II. Lei them disch.rvn no.,
members, who uphold u Presidential eau
Gus and substitute those in their ul,e.s
Who will use theit utmost eilnrts 10 ma
cure such amtndidents VI the feaers4 co..
| silteilon, as willproduce one n,4ifof,n mod,
II election, by districts in each s,af,
throughout the L, s. Then, and mi III
men, VII tue government be- administered
ny apresldcnt and vice president of ,heil
! Own choice.
J. Mn Irsharatr Hoodsoa-prosnerit,
to the nation.
s. .mr Blaze D. Jpoodsoa-The beroe,
oil The Resolatior--lmmorlalt, To ihose
VINO yielded up their lives a eeneia,ls aad
d voluntary sacrifice 10 liberty and their
country.
q, DR.. Smith
10 honor the DAY, we meet nnd We dine.
On harhacned saeeps, Ia bullock anl swine
inc fourth ct July, may II nesr he lorpoi
ny those Who are here, md those who are
not
D. John Il z. Lee--The SOLITARY eau.
non oi the American kptilrsnake In ia,
European Lion Don't tr,nd on ne ~
4. John + BroJeH Our ex- presidents IN
Old age-llke the beautiful fragments Of
hr'e'an sculpture-time must annihilatr
tn"m ere II can destroy the impress Of ge
Mus and virtue.
Z. Edrarf a Eynh-The students of
iinmpden Sydney and of the Law school
-hrothers-may the torch Of science Fight
them In emincncc, and be Ike beacon of
wisdom and glory
d. The LawSchool. Through the medi
nm OF the presIdrnt-Thc patron of the
Law. School-may the dressings OF heaven
prosper his patriotic cyerilons aud the
affections of his pupils concenife IN his
person.
Here the chancellor toSr and most r..
sPectfuily addressing himself 10 the nresi-
dent and vice president of the day. said
gentlemen, had moi expected a reference
70 ME, on this occasion, in any form, but, ne
am thus publicly noticed, feel myself
called upon 10 say, with vonr Indulgence
mat, cannot iorbrar, tn express, thus
promptly and publicly, 10 yon, nv graft
ladr, Tor such benevolent sentiments for
believe me-, that il any effort of minr, ip the
Law-SchoC!, has been useful to others, il
might have been more So, il they had xiv
en- themselves sufficient fine nothing,
gentlemen, can afford mr more pleasure.
Than to deserve and possrss The affection Of
my pnp'ls; and il in tins, have bcrn so
fortunate, | shall hope, by Il Ike coarre of
conduct, which sccuvod, me that boon, still
u merit their apfrohalion: N one thing
they may rest assured, that tfrv rcspcc-
lively hold the confidence, est, I'm and at
tectiuns ofthrIr patron.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
EOSEc4lIpa

Last Nights Mail brings fery dist sssisg
accounts from Europe. Madrid Is ~ me
hands ii The French and the must ell
eient ol the Spanish chiri8 are deserving
tn eaiisc OF IT. constitution; aud 1ss
eng themselves - measures nhirh III ri.
let VIII be the salpe IS contracting the part
of the INVADERS
~ Enquirer sgys--" The Indications ara
gloomy aud depressing. D'Aliaal seems 10
live proved ifaliof or & cons ara 3ae Il
other generals concerned 1h.s i Tie greet
question. Some OF The English print. eonsi.
der the nnf rs settled, snd thr lfeiiimaies as
triumphant Should this prove 10 be The case.
yet must we not despair 0f tie human fnce---
The press sill exists in Enfapea-nrd liberty
still lives IN America. Our duty Is 10 watch
over The fame With The more vigilance md
energy, tie more II seems io sink in the eas-
tern hemisphere. Let us acrer dtapair Of lac
rxpHJHe."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
HARVEST.

NARrINsBuRG, Berkeley Co. July g.
TIE Farmers generally lave commenced
reapioS thelr grain. 4 long wei spell, has
in great MEASURE, thrown them back in
cutting. We are glad 20 find that the crop
of Wheat is far better than was supposed
it would be some time ago--the Rye crop
is very sood-Cern, Oats, Flax, &C. pro.
mises To be abundrnt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
To Mc Editoys u he Eagpirer

Baltimore Post Office, July <, 1893.
You viii DC pleased 10 learn thai of only
three mcnas ltnow appears, who were con
ceruad IN the rukhrry of the mail, this
morning, AT , 4. NJ. l8 miles distant from
this place, all of them have been arrested,
and are nov, +. NJ, safely lodged in jail
IN this city. I've Of them are badly
wounded, aud one has made full comics
sion ofPuriiclilars. For this fortunate result
we ere indebted 10 the courage and fdeli-
y OF the guard, the contractors and our
citizens in general, who turn out on such
occasions with an aIacrity which it would
be- difficult to describe, and cannot be eA :
celled. Very truly yours,
J. s. SKINNER.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Ffosi l.. Liig-Ne learn That a white
fUsl ssHs isItls Il stafen laland on he
morning afla- iifstlnsL In 1915, IL Is said,
there Waf iipst ever, month.
'.sys---
Al i.ouissilll, ~. lhr Goth Of june
sneeie snld nj n tn 81 per craf advanced
IN Commonwealth Bank paper. a lev
days previous II sold n - 10 LOO.
-.ssahs..
SRaH Dehs.s-A petition has been pre-.
secuted 10 thr British Parliament. praying
new Gaeliticsin the recovery ul snail debts.
Two Instances IN point were quoird enc
~ which d,hi of CO had cost f47 To re-
cover and another, whcr,', upon debl
of IL the coats bad hecn Coo.
~ssSs-.-
{ BaLTiMoar, July Captain Brooks,
of The hris Elizabeth Ann, hch arrived nj
philadelphia ON Thursday, from Havana.
sailed IN company with The achr. William
Emclinc, under convoy of the u. 5 schr.
Ferret, The Ferret had an action with Tie
I,irhic. IN the windward Of Havana, and
snrecedsd ~ taking two launches. The
Spai6sfbiig of war Marie, which was in
company captured small schooner with
about 0 men on hoard.
A remarkable female is noticed in the
German newspapers inr The extent of her
learning, particularly in acquiring Iangna.
Rrs. She WAS native of Cologne, by
name Maria Shozman, understood twelve
languages extremely well, and wrote FIVE
classieally. Excess of genius, and'perhaps
the multiplicity of her requirements, made
her at lrngth melancholy mad, and she died,
II is SAID, from eating large quantity of
spiders. L. States Gaxet{e.
On the nth Of June, person named
Elijah Clifford, lately from tke township of
Norwich district ol I.ondun, Canada. came
IN Quernston Jerry, with three horses, I'M
trndlog IL cross tie river. He fastened
his horses aud laid down 10 slcep, and on.
helns awakened, and challenged by some
person with having stolen the horses, the
unfortunate man immediately ran aud
jumped into the water, aud WAS drowned
--cNxss--
Fire! Ere The Tennessee Courier OF
the 18th all. says In imitation nj the ex.
ample sci by the mother Bank AT Nash
vide, the Branch nj this place consigned
imenH thousand screen handred and trentg.
tire doitars 10 the flames on Yesterday
aud W. understand tllat, within the present
week, the Branch at Shelbyyiilr has taken
SiHy-Sf0ea thousand doiions from circnla-
ton 10y similar process. We are glad 81
see So strong and consistent u determine
lion manifested, on The part of tile direc-
Tors, 10 enahlr the Bank IL rrsams specie
pdymntsaIt the earliest practicable PERIOD
Bat. Pal
A cause having been tried before Lord
kenyon, aud u ,e'dIcl given for the plain.
III, the defendant not bring pleased with
The verdict, called the plaintiff pciiurod
rascal. hnaetl0n was brought for Islander,
aud, when brolght before Bpld Kenyon,
one of the Witnesses was called 10 prove
the words. Whit else did he say 2" ask.
ed Lord Kenyon. "Wh,, my Lord,n he
rddcd," You norr roscM aud the jury all
a p0rco Of I'D f1ois' Upon which the
learned Judge directed verdict 10 be en-
tered for the defendant, rs the words (hls
Lordship said had been spoken in such
bind passion, that Inc WAS mol likely 10 be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

MAKRlED-ou y edne5day the 9th
inst, by The Rev. Mr.. Btn2c, Mr.. DU-
GALD FERGUSON, TO Miss EVELI.
M, daughter OF Col. WI. !. FREE
LAND, all OF Bent Creels, in buckingham
county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Gillian extract Of letter received
at Boston, dated at Valparaiso, March II,
says. Since writing you last, Gen. Frey
re has entered Valparaiso. The General
came in by sea, win part Of his army
the other party marched through the
cupntry. resistance however wars made
the Chiian3 all seemed inclined "a have
a different form Of government. The
country l. il the utmost confusion the
Patriot against Uppc Peru, has been
oealIy all destroyed. The Franklin sails
in a few days. 10 the Norlhward. British
sloop Of Har BIosson, and gun blig t.aci
ty, also sail, where bound net generally
knowu. French frigatr Amazon, i; is said,
sails soon for Lima. TIE Chilian squad
ron are all here, aud laid. up. Wooster
aud Wilkinson are here
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
IANEs Willis And WALkEh ~

aHES WILLS AND WALKER d.
- 10, ItNElf--T ake .hoijee-~Tbni nj The
dwelling house OF Ihnes oid, Ia the county ui
iihi,hs between The rising and settling Of he
sun an the 20tli day OF August neat, will take
Tie dispositions VI he aid James old and o.
Tiers mud on the 23d dfy of august nest. be.
tween The .Hme hours, al the hunse OF ncnia-
min Terrell, IN The county at rnt, lvnnia. I
WI lair the dispositions OF the said Beninnil
Terrell nnd olhrrs aud on the goth DIS nf
Ahghsi nest between the rising aud srtiiue 81
the sun nj the dwelling house of Roben kemp.
N HE county OF f,ankl,D, lake ti,edopostions
oi John Ehnes and Others, IN be read "a evil
drnec IN snit nov depending aud undefer-
mined IN the district chancofy court, holden
In LynchbDtg, In which nm complainant aud
You hre defendants, when md whcie you
nihp attend 10 efoss.eSamue the witnesses.
should yon think proper.
WILLIAM GuNsON.
July ~. wIws 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

BARBAD0Es.-Dy the brig superb,
BUR-, arrived at New York on Saturday
last, in sixteen days from Earba,tnes ''mior.
nation IS received, Hnt there u4s some r.
iorm among the i,ihuIitonts Of Barjadoes
.Jrom q fear y Il rise QfHe atgf0g8."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
Trust sale of land.

by slrl1asofa deed Of trust executed 10
- tis~,ihs.ribers on lie lib day OF June,
~, ~ Joseph King 10 secure The payment
lh sun OF money therein mentioned, due io
Robert n'rd james hing, and OF te,ard ~ tbe
elerh' Office ol Montgomery euaaty, We shhn
nroeeed To srll, for ready money, on The pnl.#
le square, IN The Town Of Chdstinnsbu ON
the 9TH day of November nr,i. II being Mont.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

TIVE Lottery Register, received last
! night contains 40 account of another
drawing. The Grand State Lottery drew yes
ierday. G. WAEAD.
July 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Departed this HE on Tuesday the 10th inst.
At the residence et Mr.. Henry Clark, in this
pInce ,at,ctasaddeni linessMrs. ANN LYNCH,
consoft OF Captain Aiiraat Lynch, and eldest
daughter Of 5auics &. Moornau, Esu.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18
Eract or Naveel nf land.

called tause's or The y bite house plantation,
'ying IN tue county Of Montgomery. on MeA.
dow creek, y branch fihe south FORK of Raa.
noke' aud on the south fo,k ot Raanole. and
containing by survey, spo acres Acting ~
Trustee, We shnli convex such title only Us iq
vested IN ns by snd t,a. deed
WILLIAM Il. ttiARi ION,
THOMAS BOWER, tfh"stf
July Ia yl,e 40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

Two prizrs Of $4,000 each were drawn
yesterday afirAnuon in the Monument
l."itei}, ami ne learn that bnih Of
them are owned in tins city. The Nos.
are 22Gl, aud 1889. In noticing the
driving of these prizes, we caunot but re
mark the singular continuation OF success
attending lottery adsenturers at Messrs.
COilEN'S Office, where both the tickets
Here obtaincd. Bai. NJ. Chron.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

General Gouigtud the companion Of
Napoleon Bonaparte, at st. Helena, enter
cd upon the registry II Paris the birth of q
son caiied Lo1ds Mare .Sapoleon 81. Helc-
no Gougaud.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

SRaH peist-A petition has been pre-.
secuted 10 the British Parliament. praying
new lacilitirsin the recovery of small debts.
Two instances IN point were quoted enc
~ which y debt of ca had cost f47 To re-
cover; anil another, whcrr, upon debt
of IL the costs bad been Goo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-18

l. The Chancellor, being seated on the
right of the President, it deyoIr"d upon
him to deliver the FIRST sentiments, which
he did in the following terms
al arise. Mr.. President and Vice PresI-
dent, to express, with yourp"r'n'ss'on, aud
that of NV fellow citizens around, my I'M
preston upon a subject of deep concern to
the United States.
The mode Of elrcting the president and
vice president of the United States calls
ont loudly for amendment, The present
method is the resalt ef intrigne--sanction-
ed, too, by most ofthe members ofcongfess
most palqabie fraud nPoa the r'ghfs q
suffrage. The power of correcting thi-
evil is vested in the people, If they VII
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 3.-DoN JOSE SALA.
FAR was presented yesterday to the President
Of the United States by the Secretary of State,
when he delivered his letter Of credence, a
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plsnipo.
Tertiary from the Republic of Colombia,
and was received in that character by the Pre-.
sident Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14
$lCO,COO J!
RunMells' Prize 1 lst
of the Second Days Urowing,

" the second Days DT0Tahg,
OF The
Maryland State Lottery NO. 9,
NOV drawing in the city ct Bal
~ timore, under the surerInte ndanoe OF
the commissioners appointed by the 20.
vernon and Council.
No. $50 prize OF plooo
1924 DO 10
olga do SO
And very large number Of IL
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday, the 2Gth instant. No time
should be lost in forw arding orders Tor
chances in this truly splendid Lottery.
HIGHEST PRIZE
100000 DOLLARS!
lPnzeof 10000
Prizes of 10000
2 Prizes of 5000
IS Prizes of 700
Besides hundreds, 6ities, &C. All the
prizes to be paid the moment they are
drawn.
Tickets ~ dolls. shares 10 proportion.
Only 8 drawings more to complete this
brilliant sheme. Tickets IN he " ashing.
ton Monument Lottery al do, share in
proportion. Also in the University Lot
ferv nj DIO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14
AUCTION SALES.
Public sale.


ON TUESDAY will be sold at the auc.
~ lion store, variety Of goods among
which are
superb sideboard
SETS tables
tea do.
dog. rush g. cane bottom ebaifb
8 doz common do.
bureaus
secretary and book case
lpiano, ) beds. &c. DC.
.dLSO,
hhds. N. Q. Sugar
Rum, apple brandy
Vinegar, wine in bottles
Soap, candles, mustard
.1LSO,
For ahom ii noy concern,
IL bbls. damaged beet
also.
Shawls bandkerchlefs. muslins
CTavats, Angola cassin
Linen & cotton bedtIcking
Cotton, &c. ALSO,
case mems superb boots
.dLSO,
A likely NEGRO GIRL, about Is years Of
age, to serve until she is So, an exc. lient
house servant. and OF good character be-
ing sold for no fault, not to be removed
out of the neigbbortood.
VII be added to Tuesdays Sale,
Very superior Cheese, IN
Cases and boxes.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
June IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14

.N.aRRIED on Tuesday evening. BY the
aev. Vim. RyIand. Mr.. Richard NJ Clam,
If Old Point Comfort, to Miss Elsa Z.
Tuition, OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-14
Washington Society.

Washington Society.
THE members OF the " sshingloB Soci-
i ETY. OF Alexandria, are hereby no.
tI6ed, that regular meeting OF the 500
ciety will be held at Clsge,,'s hotel, ON
Friday, 4th'ot July next. at 10 o'cIock-
The society will move IN procession at la
O'Clock, to St. PauI's Church. where an
ORA1 ION
will be delivered by PHILIP h. FLSDALL,
ESQ one OF It's members.
C.P. THOMPSON Secretary.
june Ia