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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-25

mind, glowing with virtue. and proud Of
freedom, will abandon such invaluable
privileges TO play the humble begging
sycophant in our metropolis Washing
ton /! OH sacred Washington, the friend
and stay Of liberty! How stands thy
name degraded ?
1t must be contrary to every generous
feeling OF the human heart, to seek
permanent residence in Washington.
tits the nature of man to love and
court frecdoDs and to ely with horror
from the fend-like face of slavery.
What injurious effect retrocession
can have on the district, will be next
considered. FALERlUS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-25

The following short but pithy dalo-
que passed between two negroes soob
after the surrender Of Lord Corn
wallis, at the siege of Little York
Mingo--Hollao, brudder Sam, how
you do.
Sam-0, don no, brudder Mingo,
mighty poorly.
Mingo-Poorly indeed you no hear
de news
Sam-No. What sorter news!
MinSo-Why don't you know dat are
great man dey call Corvallis
Sam-Yes,I hear huff bout him, shoot.
ing arter de white folk all over the coun,
try.
MtngO-Well, spoSe you know gin,
raj Washington
Sam-O yes knows ole massa.
Mingo-Well, tell you what he no
CORVALLIS now, he Corvallis -
Ginrsl Washington shell all de corn off
b;r,. Inn eI;.L
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-25
THE FOUNT.
VERSES

fEkSES,'
composed for the anniversary of Rober,
Burns's Birthday, celebrated at Shelf.
neld, l820-By ]. Montgomery.
What bird in beauty, flight and song, :
Can with the bare compare, Is
who sang as sweet, and soar'd as strong,
As ever child of air
Ills plume, his note, his form, could
Burns,
For whim or pleasure, change
lie was not one, but all by turns,
With TRANSPORTATION strange.
The blackbird, oracle of spring,
When how'd his moral lay;
The swallow, wheeling on the wing.
CsPriciousIy at play:
The humming bird,From bloom to bloom,
lnhaling heavenly balm;
The raven in the tempest gloom
The halcyon in the calm;
In "Auld Kirk Alloway' the owl,
AT 'witching time OF nigh,
By"Bonnie Doom" the earliest fowl
That carotid TO the light.
He was the wren amidst the grove,
When in his homely vein;
AT 'BaDnockburD" the bird of Jove,
With thunder in his train
The wood lark in his mournful hours
The goldhnch 10 his mirth:
The thrush, spendthrift Of his powers.
Enras firing neaYen and earth:
The swan in majesty and grace,
COMMEMORATIVE and still /;
But, reused, no falcon in the chase
Could, like his satire kill
The linnet in simplicity
In tenderness the dove
But more than all besides, was he
The nightingale in love
Oh had he never stoop'd 10 shame.
Nor lent charm to vice,
How had Devotion lov'd to name
That bird of Paradise
Peace TO the dead 10 Scotia's choir
lie springs from his spontaneous fire,
The phoenix Of them all
*these are sent 10 US as unpublished. =
Literary Gazette.
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EXEMPCS.

A preacher in the west Of England,
preached during the whole Of Lent, in a
Town where he was never invited to dine
--he said il his farewell sermon, ST have
preached against every vice but that Of
good living which believe is not to be
found amongst you, and therefore, need.
cd No, my repoof."
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-25
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA.
TNIMoTHY MOUNTFORD has applied TO
y the honorable William Cranch, chief Judge
ofthe United States circuit court of the district
of Columbia to be discharged from mprison-
1neBt, under the act for the relief of nsolvent
debtors within the district of Columbia, on the
first Tuesday in July next, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
at the court house in Alexandria, when and
where his creditors are required to attend
June 90 81 EDM. J. LEE, {. c..
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ANECDOTE.

An Irish colonel of volunteer corps,
who bad long been confirmed bachelor,
excited much pleasantly by harranguing
MS men. "GeDtlemen, we are all assem-
bled this day to defend our wives and
nmr children.n
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, scr
DHARES THROOP has applied 10 the hon
u William Cranch, chief judge of the United
States circuit court OF the district of Columbia
10 be discharged from imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of inseIvent debtors within the
district of Columbia, on the first TUESDAY in Ju-
ly next, at 9 O'clock, m. at the courthouse in
Alexandria, when and where his creditors are
required to attend. EDM. l. LEE, c. c.
june % Or
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SET
EOHN TATSAPAUGH has applied TO the
~ honorable William Cranch, chief Judge of
United States ,ircuit court Of the district of
Columbia to be discharged from Imprisonment
under the act for the relief of insoIven, debtors
within the district Of Columbia, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at O'Clock, a m. at the
Courthouse in Alexandria, when and where his
creditors are REQUIRED to attend.
june % 81 EDM |. LEE, C. c.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, Set
nAViS BOWIE has applied to the honora.
~ bic William Cranch, chief Judge Of The U.
States circuit court Of The district of Columbia
70 be discharged from imprisonment, under the
aci for the relief oF insolvrnt debtors within the
district of Columbia, on the first Tuesday of Ju.
Iy next, at 9 O'Clock, a m. at the court house in
Alexandria, when and where his creditors are
required to attend. EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
June % Of
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DISTRICT OF COLTMBIA,

coUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SGT.
FORGE DAVIS has applied to the hon.
~ William Cranch, chief Judge of the United
States circuit court of the district of Columbia
TO be discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of insovent debtors within the
district o: Columbia, on the fitt Tuesday in Ju-
~ next, at 9o'clock, m. at the court house in
Alexandria, when and where his creditors are
required to attend. EDM. l. LEE, c. c.
jnne % st
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, SGT.
hAViD HOUSE has applied TO the honora-
~ BILE William Cranch, chief judge of the
United States circuit court of the district of
Columbia 10 he discharged from Imprisonment.
under the act for the relief OF insoivent debtors
within che district of Columbia, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at Q o'clock, a. M, at the
court house in Alexandria, when and where his
creditors are required TO attend.
June 30 3, EDM.I LEE, C. c.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, set.
EEGGH ". LOGAN has applied So the homo
4 4 rah'e William Cranch, chief Judge of the
United States circuit court of the District of
Columbia 10 be discharged from imprisonment,
up Ter tile act for the relief of nsolvent debtors
within the District oil Columbia on the first
Tuesday in July next, at o'clock, a. M at the
court house in Alexandria, when and where his
creditors are required to attend
june % 81 EDM LEE, &C
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HUMOUR.

ait is a good thing to laugh at any rate; and
II a straw can tickle a man, it is an instrument
of happiness" DRrDEr.
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DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

County OF ALEXANDRIA, set.
ELIAS p. LEGG has applied to the honor
H able William Cranch, chief judge of the
Uuited States circuit court of the district of
Columbia TO be discharged from imprisonment,
under the act for the relief OF insolvent debtors
within the district of Columbia, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at 9 o'clock, a. m. at the
courthouse in Alexandria, when and where his
creditors are required 60 attend.
June 9S 81 EDM T. LEE, c. C.
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JAMES S. GUNNELL, nj. ID.
DENTIST.

D ESPECTFULLY offers his services as a
IA dentist TO the citizens and yisiteTs of the
District of Columbia.
REFERENCES,
WdshiHgiOn. Georgetown. Alexandria
Dr. Sim Dir. G. Worthingtsn DIR. Semmes
F. May = Warheld Washington
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt NV WOrthington FiIzhugh
Sewail BohTer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason, Richard T.. lee, esq col
a. Henderson, GeorgeGraham, esq. rev. DR.. A.
Hunter, and DIR. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania a, enue, between
9TH and 10th streets w on the same square with
Rfr. Gunton's apothecary shop.
Washington City, nov II If
h-FD DIR. Gunnell will he at Mr..
Siagett's Hotel, Alexandria, every Friday, from
3 4. NJ. until r. NJ during the month Of
June. All letters addressed to DR. G. inWash-
juston, or left at Clageu's Hotel, will be
punctualiy auendedto march II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

iber9 H., neen et' dat oil drria action on an 2
subject " S9+nsh iibery from ihe uana,s OF reonl.
VIZ were very l.iils acquainted with tic conditie.
o. opfIn o, wfh ihe wishes Of bs people # iln,
GoeuUy. W" hined some mouths ago flat sone ot
our 1jEors stu wrote tir mast aud knew Iae t.a.t
'p9" lh's 5uhl"ri, hal entirely mstakcn shs toue of
rtpj.fI iseimg 80 tn,t cDnUir, and had iudulsFd iu
"he' We booght misplaced sympathy IN behalf Of he
constitution aud Tue Cores II needed long aso
ln "odsrh;e acquaintance with de history Of AZ
ldirs ~ spain Tor The last titee ye.r- 10 perceive
thlt fhs constitution suiied TO the cuutlitior
aud cbiaccr ~ tbit people, that The great body of
1aGp'" ser" noe aituCifd 20 IT, ard That he Core,
did Dot poses The pubC confidence These truths
i"Fe raised additional confirmation from almost ..
- event STAGE TIE Opeofg Of the lac c.,n.r,is and
rte az User proved We believe ~ The satisfaction q,
i9mos every orr. We hpd Il nov d,-uucti, declared
y ~r"er IN tbe Lopdco Nnrriug Ch,omcir, Ct ia.
peg WINCH "a, been -uthccHy sietJy go H. real for
me 'oHs'rHf-ou1 CsUsr, thu'' the pes,ufs Of S,iu
lost Immensely 10y 'hc constitutions" tlt,u Il,
re death blow iu Oeit inerf.ea" tliaf 50 here are
%" p4opi- on tath SO free add more comfortable tsp
cue Spanish country men, dough pfotie ou earth
"e - ensiued Is iho hetei SORT of Sptnf.h TWINS
men, and ilitt no niIl.rue ever had in Cevr,i.
u'as~ such dunken popol 'ry - Ferdinand hns a0
iilis nOusVi' lh' npi4tnn~, rNpies-4d 10 hol,!,
90 paper nke iU- " ..rin2 Chronicle D., a uet.o.
Who DECLARED tini he kn-@ ls Spnish DroUe prf
ieciiy, sui vtY dtfe any cnu-trtufiona Srantud d.
con fdtct Inc uf hf~ .fitaHeDf .uye,r "a have at
W"cteJ good deal 81 atieutnp. Tn.y bfnnght op.
several wruers, !uend- ~ tne rDrsfriuuor, al ol
WHOM ttn '-d t.ti 81, that me iIe4sanry Ucr,
O!p's-Y 10 SOC constitution, ald 10 under old a.
gInr ttpy sujryeJ gfa4t dptre. ,t Ubety i.pt tb..
coneqded 10 tie Cnni rmn Of those peOiic Wa. a..
'renely drg 'ded The fo.owrg ,e9,.,ik- al fF.
ed"" ~ f1e Chf"ncle ~ suh,, 'lueui PAPER ~.
ds5rfsiHg Of inenuon
% \ iesier Oh The sate of Spain, signed VtR.x.
VII 20 Nr fa.ortet yr,ftd'y induce us O., tmttttu.
gao SD'ni.i rtitm'u, vel acquainted suh fl
h'1ds OF ar p'"elr Of most Of ihr yrpvirrts AZ fi
coon'ri, nn 90. - jsc orH he A>s.red %. f,,, tl,
81 Nrm@ris Of Frf1x we're subs nUltt tyur aud ft.
o. we 9'5 st-'t Sps.r exhibited tH instance a.
he most complete democracy fttt ever rxi-.sd %.
veiJ tpp $40 cor e''eb under he ni s'at. oil
bhss Is our int0rmta t4 q ,iieenoue p,ft-an %,
~ o.. fy..pioi Gov. tutuent. and OF tir dcctfitt
~ "f p1' Hi iie .aae u.up bpsfl. to This essitu,
o. .Ay'f" de1ncf1c}, whi~h prevail. Upun fls rus,
porni'"a" q Sppn, ve questioned hiat .ift.o Gus
y respecting ii' Grounds of iie orpDsifon of tb.
~ 'es 10 ~ tit't- n Goo count ffopie. o. n.o
ppia. BE- irf oo~, ntmry, 90 dilEcirr Of rccnt.
chng f"y .HHg hk- % 80 e ~ roaii..-s .s"" ssa-
'ieunry population. lie Observed, Ust ~ fine cl,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

evening slou, 6u'rioek. a It,le before 6 o'rlcef.
Mia Brwes Che iajv at ,ht pres w.th, tiss e.r-
sIabl Devon Mas m,rodGcrdby Comu, Is, Toner Shield
10 chsien the vessel ADD ano>, iun,.d,s,ei, afier
the performance ct thar crft GipnN, tlis Lhnvnslsy
ghdcd irom bcr Slip towards The hs,Lour and IN less
loan half nnuic cnihrnceti her NAIVE element in
iiaGVnzr. Sbei> y remarkably fine frgats , usnnn,,
iNly guns, has flush deck, beAu,ii,L iouni stern
'ud - siiinAied best At her led She has been
hUhi upon the s.,me plan, and has much The apper-
anee OF The Portud, latch launched itthis port
We sincerely LuDe, aud Iudrrd have not the least
donh that iiever Jonathan should he so foolish as
again {" so 10 war wuh rs the Lsneastcr Will give
has IN ge rgates The dressing TOO long wanted Ia Ihe
"c ~ir, IN consequences Of our MOI iheu having any
m Glass al vessels To combat them, ever she should
come alongside any of JoniLnn's cuck rig .ies le,
her h' hui we'll mSnned with BRUSH scamen, and
then stand clear, Master fnnk-e, -, we.
fPiuntoutk IouYnui
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= pRErlNrs rnNFEssInN

Tie folOo'ag rurir .s from ~ Euelish paper 49,
Mind he etdeOrc Df ogiiuseI fesu2, bot~ii1g 90
an d, rUis'uon n ibri. nt,y, wiGcb wc thuk feel
ing npt only c0ty" hn prsi,cwOtihy IN tseiy Hson,
W. are glud 80 frl adn,asrJn wi,ch Will he gate
iyfrs tn svery hnfuc'n fhdthr B'utsi navy dmfng
fhc 'a.S vito ibt Uurrd States cod not ere me
~ be frigoies NE dressi51 Hry tcO ioNg iVWied -
w gUr,s, DIST % ,uy ucCasiuw shusld bring John
~ 8 sxb gan LIucas'cr ~ Opposition 10 sud wilh
w reach of0oe of JnntfIins huge higates, IL wuuld
s"7n h proved, td Jonathan bad lost ihe AT Of
9res ,Ar, 0r he ability 90. rcusiuing UVdrsssed We
ttr Ircr ~ srffc, aoaercr, that nsirnd OF q COMES
brfNccn DE Brifi. tnj American nHtyes We should
~ ed1m md eTaal rights aH independeut nations
IgliU-f thc schemes aGd power Of I've Holy Alliance.
aud uus, we hrlevo 90 10 The sincere desire Of q
2fcai nsJoriiy Of ,be AMERICAN people
fBah. Tfd. Gu.
Lunch cf the Lqacdsfer n sirig Kuas--Tbs lsol Oh
Of ss Gne ssel above nsnied took place issl Friday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16
IMPORTANT TRIAL.

PHlLApELPBIA, DecV0her 9-The highly inier-
esi'Ag ir'a' o she commonwe aiib against Richard
Allen and ihifty t,ree Oih-y~, which has occupied
The court OF Nis PrNs, held he(Ute Judge Duucan =,
during the as sevan eight ;.,>, terminated this
morning with verdict uI 80 GUILTY" az sinsi ali
The defendants. The charges ia tue in,icirent we've
Tor conspiracy To e~cue arO aud tn IKE forciile
possession of Wesley Church, in Lombard Stree, or
the ilih oi August 1928 RIOT with an assault aud
natte'y nuon the preacher IA charge Of Wes,e,
church, Simon Murray f.; and a" ASSAULT and battery
ONLY upun Simon MURRAY aud William Ps,k,as =
Very great ability and iuuus'rs in developing and ~
reuiine The imputed conspiracy were displayed on
hoif sides by the counsel concerned understand
thai, ndgc Duncantlistnc, pronounced The IL " vi he
IN iavor of the prosecution, lille lie commented upo,
the l"cis with clearness 49," impaialiv that lef no
room Tor doubt IN the miuds o the j,r, TIE ,use of
TIE commonwealth WAS sustained u, DAVID u. Brown
Il NJ. Dallas aud ChafltsJ. lns"rsol, EsauIr.s +:
'hr at the defendants Nv Daniel j Desm I'D Bloom
fed, NJ llvaine and Samuel Levy, E,quir,s
I've Arguments IN Ibis rase, SAID - have involv-
ed much nice learning the practice aud discipline
ut African Hi"thod's' episcopal c,uches one of whusc
0tSk"pS was FIRST among the defendants and To have
onched upon, II MOI seted many points which IN
THIS age oi religious controversy, important to the
peace md good order OF cations sud uamun--
lies W. hope 10 be enabled give our readers
he'e'f,"r more detailed view Of the trial aud II
incidents Frank Gas
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December s = TEAKvNE 4 rATMru.
SLAVES, CORN. & FOR SALE

CCoRDING direction, In, i'll of the lac Judge
Roons, shall offer inr highest bidder AT pub
c auction 81 the plantation the decd, adjoining III.
Town ni Newcastle in Hanover COUNT, M0piy the 2t
day January 'rri, Ii fair, IL the fair day cr,p
OF corn s3ppost be more Than 1000 barrels made
h' SAID pnniatni. aud at Spring Garden other plan
talon q" the deceased together all thu fodder, shuck,,
ana TOPS and other crops at both places made during the
present. year.
And on the next day being Tusddy shf I3h doy cJe-
unry u L,ir, II not the air dav shall. nur-
poses in the said viii nienioacd or ale to be highest
bidder ~ pulic auction, between 50 and 10 valuable.
Consisting Hf men, boys women, girls children
The viii br sold pures purchasers aud
the m, pNr credit OF ninety which case GOO
security will he required. The slaves will sold,
greater part OF e, for cash Further particulars as IL
terms will 10 made known the DAYS a. sale.
wan. BROCKkNBROJ Gil, A,lm'or with he
will annexed Of Spencer ~ dee
December . sS--tIs
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J. A. ZUBIEGA
IANn sALrs AI. sr srErnrN.s

mon oAbf'o Al d. > j EftltN =.
MOBILE, (Aai.l SUv 10 I'VE Sc iniutmrd ihat
speculation "f vcty fcptehessble nature Is going
90 the Inud sales ,t S Stephens
-Four OF five speed tois. (whuse faces and levee
ON are krOwE 60 every innd buyer IN The district
now selliHg) regulate ihe piice y ich every chi
sen shtll p"tchfse h's lind. They do not aciuali,
ssue written IL ense- to the applicants, llo Ing ltnr
To chase he nj, with their Improvements, 80 q
iNed ptigc, tikc the required amount Of hush
n0"sy 's sueH hui u - rrocllipcd and we UNDER
stood, tidt 40 sctuer c"n gei his baud without
itr-f'nding 0uh ihcm.
TBS rliD adopted Is ih'. one Of iic company JOINS
t t7gc.rs' W bic p.uritse, Win 'Sprrss agree
risat u' 'he stecuia.Or, d Gtcd ir'ce. THIS price
- tin SUM which Is sssesscd by 'be company hr
sefief.
li is understood ibn these spectators mean 80 at
"ud eYefy successive saic bgi et Tive yore of tir-
toOus iud indgsam rop.nusity arrest their progtes
md stop such base und iuiqoiious proceedings.
gyous
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CASH SALE.

tuHSCaSTto decd OF iiuSf executed bv John Hall ~
the subscriber, bearing date the l0i day of March
ia2 at Id" recorded in the court OF Gloucester county,
Toe the purpose ut securing John r the
ut cerain of money aid shsi.
ON saturday the i7t of January it fair. i, The
next iar 'lay thereafter SUNDAY excepted the Courthouse
OF the said county, prnoeed sell for ady money
hichrst hid e' the following property, wit Six Hundred
and hiiy acres i land wherein said Hall resides
the following neer" slaves, Wit: James Daniel, Mo
diary, Randolph fre,. and Rose aoi the of
females thereof The little the above mentioned
~ l. undoubtedly good but The suisse hsr only convey
such Is is vested in him by The trust decd nforesaid.
TIL @. AMoRY, Trustee.
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FEMALE EnnCATION-

n HISS Elizabeth r.. Carver, who has conducted female
WI school for last three the residence Of VIII
liam Tsyor Esq IN this couat enire satisfaction
vii open school year house In the Forks
Hanover. about thirteen miles above the Courthouse ;u
which viii b. CORRECTLY taught reading writing, English
grammar arithmetic history, ancient and nioder geogra-
hv With the ri the globes, aud the French language.
The trhrol will begin the 18Th Of January, aud r1S
the 10Th nf December There will b. yacs.On OF
one 11nili during the
The price ofhoar and tuition, Tor morths, will be
ninety doarsfor tuition alono twenty 6oiarsihe one
aif pritoa the Isl Of June-he nher BAR tie
fsa Df December, 1874. LENi5 BERKELEY
Hanover, December 8. 65---5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16

WILLIAM NEATE & co.


A RE nov opening AVID rece wing the following NEW
GOODS rom the Constitution just discharged and tue
Dudget now dis chargng-,iz
y. D. ~ and ! point Blankets
Sriwd outfit do. OF various sizes
g. 20 ia single and double
BrpW - Hollands, black llOanCs-Brown Linens,
FtrkirHhurgs.. OEnabnrgS
Burltis ami domestic made Linens
Pnin and figured Bomi,azettS--a large assor;mcrt
80 's domestic Bed Girkine-a complete assortment
'ln. Linen do. assorted
$40 do Brown Domeslics assorted from to ST.
go Go Bltached do. do
200 common and fine Pnid pon,esiics
Green Baile-Kerseys-Nn Gouons,
Brirskins. SwauskinS and SergeSt
\ complete assortment OF the best While
and Iei Flnnels
Bsus-Ur Cores Autl vriveis
Carpeting> aud Rugs
Irish Linens and liApers
Long Lawns aud Linen Cambrics
tfngcs ana VesiingS
100 ps. steam Ioorn Stirling, drSsr and urdressed
100 10 - anP - Guion Cambtc- aud Cambria Muslin
OIL Cloths Gil iioS, Sheetings aud S"-Psade,s
100 pounds blue biacR aud assorted Sewing silks
Printed FnnnsS FOR children
Hosiery sf all sizes ior
l!osicry Of all kinds for ladies md gentlemen
y large assortment OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ard
CASSiNErTS, from the lnWtst and cheapest qua IL
ties TO the finest and most iashionabIe'
a beautiful assortment of FANCY GOODS, selected
FROM the last arrivals from England France and hi
M. and comprising the following articles
An extensive assortment OF Merno and Cashmere Shaws
Imitation Gi-rius and Cashmere ditto
A large OF Muslmssome OF which the laes,
and most fashionable patterns
moahir be'Is--an entirely new article
Morocco do
Leces, Ven Footngs, Bobbiuetis
Blue, crimson and white DOmbhZines
in,.cI aud plain Popiins
Mandarin Canton Grapes and Rolls
Trimming OF various kinds Tor Gmus Che neIe
Gnps cords, Plus.es SILK V~ves, BrOnd tho Da " ans,
o,her Silk Buttons, Brondabo Trimmings, Satins and
silks for do, an elegant assortment of Rihponsaud
ny "itrr articles not remembered-A OF which OF
fered IA TIE most reduced prices for cash.
Dec O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16
From Washington, 2d December.
DEArH OF THE PRuS SlAN MINISTER.

NJ Adams, Secretary OF State, called last evening
"u Nj j,d'la'l, nreSidcnt Of the pro ten, and
also Mr. Clay, Speaker of ilir House 10 state tai
he h'd been directed b, toe President 90 commune
cate 20 Congress the affecting intelligence II the
death of His Exceileucy, Barun G,euhm, Residcut
MniSrF 81 FTussI, az the government of The Uriied
States aud 10 consult the two Houses on the mc1-
suteS 10 h- ad"p'eG, marx Of respect To The de-
Hsed. line comUuuirsut-r las MOI he On acted o.,
hn Willie considered '-mSErow HmnDg. u is p,o-
bala Congress vi! a'jruin ior Tie purpose Of at
tending the funeral ubstVues tomorrow AFTERNOONS,
ana q" manifest such o,hCr Jukens III respect as gr
dnc ~ lGn catacter, rgUh and Of the deceas-
~ tom i'erdly nation, 'od ~ land of strangers.
hlf. Grcutn. h'd hesn hu' Shor lime ~ the seat of
gc'rrrm'n,, and dicd 7 his residence, near George
own, on MundNy, the J. Insi. having been for some
TUE ~ had health u belle, ed he Is the ii-st TO-
reigu minister, ~ho has died at tbs place which NAV
hr '"n7ie,.d Ftrons proof of the sanhrity Of The
climate. The Pru-SIRn Minister not extensively
koo~" ." 'h's couoi'y, bu' was highly esteemed by
Hose Fno wer. i'vonred wi,h his acquaintance, aud
Ills death ~r he deeply regretted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-16
Richmond PLOUGH .Nnoufactory.

HUE subscribers respectfully nforn The public that they
have on hand, at their establishment opposite the UH-
ION Hotel general OF Agricultural Implane
uprising Freehorn au- Wood'. patent. Dago and four
morse Bar-share PlcugbS MsSy's three mpulh do
which The OF plough; Culti
vaors lirrows e. Having been engaged several years
IN mr Sinclars Estahisimen Baltimore :hey conf
dent OF ren,erVs general
their work A share Of pubr patronage is solicited.
lr Plouphs Immediately repaired.