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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
FRESH SUPPLY
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
LANES G.. e Il. BARRY,

N Z w AN ~ SiiGh oooDo'
JAMES G.. e r. BARRY,
ITAVE this day received and are now
IL opening at their Cheap Cash Store,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple articles;
which, with their purchases of last month,
render their assortment very complete
among which are the following =
,4London super blue and black cloths, 90
super dark and gray MKT, brown and o,
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
mkt cassi,neres, cassinets, white and CO.
lored drillings, constitution and Genoa
olive cords, cotton cassimeres, striped cot
ton Florentine, striped satteens, ribb'd An.
cola cassimeres, white Jeans, plain and
twilled black bombazetts, black Bomba-
zeens. (very smpsrior) case superior
London calicoes, A ga GA super and
common cambrics, jaconet and null null
lnusins. "A and GA plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss, book, and leno musllns,
fashionable London colored vestlngss,
plain and figured white Marseilles, French
and the real English figured black foren-
tine, figured gros de Naples, sinshawss,
sarsnets, Italian lutestring, white and black
satin, Florences aud Levantlnes, Canton
and Nankeen black and colored grapes,
IA and ga Nankeen Grape shawls, CO.
lored cotton sbawls and bdkfs. celia hdkts.
fancy silk do. Ia new and very beautiful
nrticIe.} white lace sbawls, veIveteen
scar(s and handkerchiets, thread and cot
ton laces linen cambrica and cambria hdkfs.
Irish linens and lawns, dowlas, sheetlng
Droghedas. and brown Hollands, Russia
sbeetings, burlaps and Scotch Osnaburgs,
Madras, bandanna, and flag hdkls. blue,
yellow, and red ground twilled cotton do.
chintz furniture, domestic plaids & stripes,
shirtings and sheetings, colored and white
denimes, Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture. and apron checks, l2-4
&l4.4 Marseilles quilts, steam loom shirt
ings, long cloths, damask table cloths 4 dl-
apers. mems, women's, 81 misses cotton
hose. mems half do. ingram black cotton do
white, black, blue, 4. pink Italian grapes,
pins, tapes bobbins,silk & cambria buttons
sewing cottons of every description,
threads, Italian sewing silks, ladies' and
misses kid and beaver gloves, mems silk,
kid and Woodstock gloves, ladies' white
aEd black silk hose, fancy Mantua and
satin ribbons, silk cords and braids, chr
neal cords, elegant parasols and umbrel.
las, and great variety OF other articles
in their line, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully IN,
yite their friends and the public, 10 call
and examine, promising that their store
shall always maintain the name OF the
CHeop Cash Store. J.C.& R. B.
COTTON YARN,
of the Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices OF
the day. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Lemons, Whiskey, &c.
100 boxes fresh Sicily lemons
10 do oranges
Is bags Fiberts
do English walnuts
~ casks ! Superior
80 boxes { Goshen cheese
10 sperm candles
6 do Italian paste
90 good whiskey
Just received per schooner Blacksmith,
and tor sale by SAM. MESSERSMlTH.
may l3
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Removal.

u,HE subscriber returns bis grateful ac-
acknowledgements TO bis old friends y
customers, for past iavors, and informs
Them that he has removed to'his old stand,
The Eagle Hotel precisely at the
Head Of King Street,
where be pledges himself that nothing
shall be wanting on bis part to make tie
sl'uation of all who may call on him, COM
Portable and pleasant. The house has
Undergone considerable repairs, and is
much be tier calculated for the reception
oi travellers and others than formerly.
ELI LEGG.
n B. A few genteel bosrders can be
accommodated upon reasonable terms:
This stand is in the most pleasant part OF
The town; and considering the fresh and
.alu5rious air, it cannot but be enticing
to those who wish to spend their summer
months near the town, TO call and see.
1un0 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
For Sale.

For Sale.
T ANDlNG this day, iron, the sloop
IL Henry, at Twins wharf,
80 hdds. prime retailing moIasses
2 tierces DO. do.
SO bbls. N. E. rum
"a boxes imperial & gunpow der tea
cases con'tg 2 lb. cannisters do. fresh
and of excellent quality
IL bales low priced brown shirtings
2 bales denims, do. striped jeans.
box straw hats
go casks whale oil
loo kegs nails, assorted from lid 10 4od.
Apply to A. e. CAZENOVE & co.
iune 8
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BENOlT DEPLANCHE.
French Duer E. ScOurer,

DESPECTFULLY returns his thanks
IL to the citizens of Alexandria, for the
encouragement afforded him in the line OF
bis business; and informs them that be
continues at bis stand, on Prince. between
Fairfax 4 Water streets, next door TO Mi.
Matthew Robinson's; where he will dye
evev description OF Silk, Cotton, or
Woollsa Goods of any kind; and scour
SILK. Cotton. and WoolIsn CoGthing Of any
kind.
.NERINO SH.aWLS
WILDE bleached and pressed in the finest
style, and LEGH0RN HATS cleaned,
dressed, and dyed Of the finest black.
Carpets,
OF all descriptions. will be secured and
cleaned SO as to make them appear as
new He feels confident, from the sxpe-
tience he has acquired in his trade, both
in Paris and London, that he will be able
to render general satisfaction, for which
ne will spare no pains, and will be thank
iul to those who favor him With their Gus
tom.
june 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
A. G.. Cazenove & Co.

A. G.. Cazenove & Co.
TTAVE received by the last arrivals
III 80 bales domestic cotton goods OF
every description
bale sup fine sattinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn Superior quality
$50 kegs cut nails, all sizes
20 bales Alabama cotton
SO baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also, By the Robert Fulton, arr'ved at New
York, from Liverpool.
8 trunks cambria prints and calicoes
/ case steam loom shirtings, by the
Germania, at Baltimore, IRON. Bre-
men
l2 bales Buriaps
2 cases best Ticklenburgs
apr 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
REMOV AL.
~ HAT CO
A .MaNUEaCTRY@

1--WE subscriber has removed hls estab-
Gshment to the house formerly occu-
o;sdby Mr.. John H. Runnells as a lottery
Pr Pr tour doors above the corneroi Fair
~. o an King street. and opposite to Messrs.
o. pat,on &. Butchers hardware store, where
- offers for sale general assortment OF
hats of various qualities, viz; :.
u, ls,, ed, u 81, black and drab elastic
WATER PROOF HATS
: ~. own manufacture Also, low price
g." g. and telt hats; N. York LIST quality and
law mice fur hats, all which will be sold
WV THOMAS L. MARTIN.
Jus, received supply Of LIST quality T.
r,',;c Water Proof Beaver Hats, OF Lamp
son l. Clapp's manufacture that are Ve'y
s s",1some 7. L. N.
lulV = IT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Old Rye Whiskey, Wines,
!. Spirits, etc. etc.
'THE subscriber mas just received an
i additional supply Of 6 hogsheads SUI
perior old rye whiskey, which, together
with old Ccgnac and peach brandy, ja-
maica and Antigua rum, Holland gin, port.
cIaret. Madeira L. P. TeneriTe, Lisbon;
and NJ. NJ. wines; noyeau, citroD, P.
love, mint, lemon, cinnamon. and Glove
cordials, 10y the dozen y wine bitters.
white wine and cider vinegar, fine teas,
particularly selected;
Sugars; Groceries, &c.
Goshen cheese, market and clothes bas.
kets, hair sieves, a few thousand weight
best bacon hams and smoked beel. are
tor sale a! his store on Royal street, next
door TO the city hotel.
WILLIAM DUNLAP.
june IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Porter Ale & Cider.
TNHE subscriber has now ready for de-
i livery, and will keep constantly tor
sale, at the store formerly occupied 5y Mr..
J. Green, at the oyster dock wharf, very
Best bottled Porter, lille amt
Grab Cider,
either by Wholesale or retail. Customers
in town, may always have it ~
DELiVERED At THEIR HOUSES
without any additional charge, as he has
a man employed for that purpose.
HIS LIQUORS WARRANTED Goop,
or no charge.--Country customers can
always be supplied, on the shortest notice
and very hes, terms. A general
assortment Of Groceries
$4,000 lbs HOrS, Just received and
,nr;l19 agent.
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mo. $685..

Imperial Gunpowder Tea.
TOHN H. LADD 4 co. bave recei-
u we'd per the Alto, and offer tor sale.
3 S saest sh..,. IMPERIAL TEA
5cases containing 20 two Id. cannistera
gunpowder tea
june 7
Brittania Ware and Iron.
TOHN H. LADD & CO. have received
q per schr Rising Sun and offer for sale.
g barrels Brittania ware Of superior quail
- iry. ALSO.
g tons American iron
iupe
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY Is, 1928.
Eartheaware, China & Glass

Eartheaware, China & Glass
Ware.
HCGH SMITH s. 60. have received
II per ship Pioneer, just arrived from
Liverpool,
223 Crates sj'hMs. E. Ware,
&c. This supply added to their stock OF,
hand, gives them very large aud general
assortment. which they offer tor sale at
the lowest prices, cnrrelt in the U: States,
either repacked, or in tire original pack
age. 40,
They have also, and will keep constant
ly on hand general assortment OF
,EXCELLENT STONE WARE,
made by John Swami, which they will
sell as low as can be hat OF equal quality.
Also, WINDOW eLAss,,f the sizes COM
monty used, either repa&ed or by the box,
pipes in boxes, black quart bottles, IN
hampers or repacked.
apr 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Domestic Cottons, &c.
IN bales of bleached and unbleacbed
~ cotton sbirlings and sheetings, just re-
ceived from the factory, for sale by
VIM. FOWLE y co.
ALSO, landing from schooner Lucinda,
from Jamaica, l8 tons Fustic; and from
schr. Alert, Quantity OF wrapping and
sugar paper.
NAV IO
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For Amsterdam;

4> The superior coppered ship 20.
A&CAHONTAS, Nath'l Rowland,
master; will have immediate Dispatch
100 hogsheads freight is wanted. Apply
20 WIN. FOWLE y co.
June I9
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Removal.

ySyHE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends l. the public, that he has
removed 20 the next square below his tor
NOR establishment, in brick house, near
" opposite to the Mechanics Bank of A
lsyapdris, on the South side ofking street,
where he carries on the
Saddle and Harness Making
Business
in all its various branches. lie TENDERS
his grateful acknowledgements TO bis Gus
toners for the distinguished patronage
be has received from them. HIS friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C,
cp,nmodatiOus; he feels confident that
with the aid OF some OF the best work
msn and a constant supply OF the most
choice materials, be will be able 10 rem
der ample satisfaction 10 those who may
nlesse TO favor him with their applications
BY order or otherwise.
Patent Elastic Saddles.
AwoRp TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY
RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy
saddles, which is for the most part just
and gene raj one, and is really great grie-
vance 20 those who have much riding to
do, has caused bin to turn his mind par
tcularly to that subject. with view, II
possible. to remedy the evil. lie can
with confidence assure The public that ne
has accomplished il. The plan projected
is by means OF strong and well tempered
steel springs, so constructed as to support
the saddle seat and give much greater ease
to ooh rider aud horse, than saddles made
"a the common way or any other that he
has ever seen can possibly do. The plan
is entirely different from the English elss'
lie saddles with spring bars OF steel,
whalebone, SC. and alsu from those with
wire springs, and be conceives much su'
perlor to either, as the elasticity IS great
er, and the tree not being put out OF ITS o.
Tiginal torn, will not be subject to hurting
hCrses on journeys, which is complained
OF in the saddles with spring bars. A
number OF gentlemen have those saddles
now IN use, and out one sentiment exists
among them in favor OF theiI superiority.
The invention is equally as applicable to
LADIES' saddles as to gentlemen's. In
point Of durability they will be warranted
equal to any other saddles and superior to
most, JAMES VANSANl.
June IL It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

Withers & Washington
are now opening a very neat assortment of
SPRING GOODS:
consisting OF
Irish linens and long lawns
Russia and Irish sheeting
Superfine and low priced calicoes
Plaid and stripe Cambria Ginghams
Plain and figured book muslins
Jaconets & swiss do
Book muslin hdkfs
Cambria and common Dimities
Striped Ievantines and eros de Naples
Linen cambria and cambria bdkfs
Plain and figured Canton grapes
Merino points and leila hdkfs
Flag and Bandanna hdkfs
"A g. Ga cotton cambrics
Jaconet do
april 5 II
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-18
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1928.
80 m 1lzzf1lzzJ -

.Answcrs to The Gouernomr's Speech.
In ordinary cases it seems hardly worth while
to preserve the answers Of the two Houses to
the annual Speech of the Govemour. The
character, however, of Governour Eustis's first
address to the Legislature is such, that some
interest is probably felt TO see the answers
proposed and accepted.
The following extracts, from the answer of
the House Of Representatives, are the most
material parts d it,
The change Of the political sentiment, evinc-
ed in the lateclections, forms indeed a new
era in the history Of our Commonwealth is
the triumph of ieason over passion Of pat
riotism over patty spirit. Massachusetts, has
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Qsassarbusetts LegisIature.
IN SENATE.
- % e.

MONDAY, JUNE 9.--Messrs. Hull, Fowler,
Reyes, and Gardner, Of the Senate, Messrs.
Prescott, Folger, M'Kay, FELTON,, and Farley,
of the House, were appointed Committee TO
inquire into the expediency Of reducing the
number of Judges of the Supreme Judicial
Court, and to report at an early day of the
next session.
.4nsioer TO the GsveTnour's Speech.
The answer to the Speech of His Excellen-
cy the Governour, as reported by the Com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Austin, Denny,
and Allen, was called up, and had an unusual
direction. 1t appeared by the decision, that
the political majority Of the Committee were
not agreed on the principles of the answer,
although in point of bitterness of party spirit,
It was not only an echo of the Speech, but
even outdid the answer of the House in this
Ingredient. Its adoption was opposed by
Messrs. Allen and Sullivan, who made mo-
ton to refer it to new Committee, which
prevailed without division and it was re-
ferred to Messrs. Leland, Keyes, Mitchell,
Hubbard, and Sullivan, for amendment.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10.-Messrs. Winthrop and
Wade, Messrs. Apthorp, Barnard, and Stevens,
were appointed Commissioners to examine,
iiquidate. and settle the accounts of Nahum
Mitchell, Esq. Treasurer of the Common
wealth, from June 5, 1922, to the 30th Of
June. inst. and to report their proceedings at
the next session OF the General Court
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1.-THE committee, to
whom was referred the report of former COM
mttee on the subject of the Govenour,s
Speech, reported the same as taken into a
new draft, which having been read, was &C
copied without division.
THURSDAY, JUNE l2.-The committee APP
pointed to consider what compensation ought
TO be made TO The County Of Forester for the
use of the House of Correction, reported Re-
solve, which passed, and was sent down for
concurrence.
FRIDAY. JUNE ia resolve on the petit
ton Of William Going, passed, and was sent
down tor concurrence.
Ordered, That the Treasurer of this Com
monwealth be, and he is hereby directed to
lay before the Legislature, at an early day of
the next session Of this General Court, a
statement of the names of all the officers and
commissioners who have received salaries or
pay for services, out of the Treasury of this
Commonwealth, designating their Offices and
services, and stating the sum Of money paid
to each. during the past political year, Sent
down for concurrence. Concurred in By The
House.
SATURDAY, JUNE 14.-The committee re-
ported the pay roll, amounting to 1884 dol
lars, and resolve passed authorizing the Gov
ernour to issueshis warrant on the Treasurer
for the same.
The Adjulant- General was directed to lay
before the Legislature. at their next session,
detailed account of all the expenses of his
Office for the FIVE years last past-also, the ex-
pense OF the Quarter Masters Department
since he had charge of the same.
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army strongly urged the importance o.
immediate reinforcements. In fact, the
necessity of masking, or reducing the
strong fortresses OF San Sebastian, Pam
peluna, and Figeuras, and the imp,,isi-
biliiy of doing either with the force ac-
tually employed, exp'ain sufficiently
the grounds Of this new levy. This is
the cause, and rot on account Of nego-
Citations being commenced, that there
has been pause in the advance OF the
French army.
We have also another piece Of INTEL
llgence TO announce, respecting which
strong rumours have prevailed for some
time. 1t is, that Russian army as IN
doubtcdiy assembling IN the Dachy Of
Wcrsaa-whether TO be used for the
purpose Of oyerawing France in the
absence Of her own soldiers, or as a
body of troops to join the French in
Spain, we cannot pretend TO say
When, however, we unite this circum-
stance with the news last received from
Vienna, stating that the communication
between hat Court and St. Petersburg
had agaiI become very active, and
with the intelligence from Lausanne,
that Austrian troops, which were about
to evacT tie Italy, had Unexpectedly
halted uPn the frontiers of Lombardy,
we thing it requires no extraordinary
sagacityt TO presage the coming events.
TCouraer.
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PARIS, APRIL "a.

~ PATus3 APKIL Z f.
The circumstances under which the
loss at St. Sebastian took place, and its
extent, are differently stated but the
probable truth seems to be that the
Duke of Angouleme having sent bride
to the Governout which the latter &C
cepted, a detachment from the French
army was sent to lake possession of the
town as agreed on. On their arrival at
the gates, the gallant and trust-w orthy
GOVERNOR as the head of the garrison,
made a vigorous softie, and repulsed
the enemy with considerable loss 500
or 1000 men. The money "a million
of francs was sent 10 the Cortes.
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From Tie London Times Of April "a

From The London Times of April 24.l
The intelligence from Bayonne, the
substance Of which is also in the French
papers, is, if correct, of the highest
importance-it purports no less than a
serious quarrel between the worthless Of
the army Of the Faith and their disin-
terested allies, the army commanded by
the pious descendant of St. Louis. The
French Generalissimo, il is said, has or
dered the Trappist to he arrested,
which has thrown The Faithful into great
dudgeon. We sincerely hope that the
news is true--it will be fit conclusion
of this Infamous Business, if the Span
ish rebels turn upon their coadjutors-
il will only be an Illustration Of the old
Spanish proverb-" Save me from my
friends"
The French papers Of Monday morn
ing and evening, which have arrived,
have in them little else bet official re-
ports from The army, containing simply
the advance Of the troops, the towns
which they occupy, and some general
expressions about the manner in Which
they are received. The outline is not
at all filled up--the statement is full Of
chasms-the language employed con
t;,ins no real information. Are the
french wdil received No. The
people, ii il true, 90 moi resist, because
an unarmed maltitu.le can do nothing
against regular troops bat neither do
they submit, for they refuse to obey
the Spanish Juuta, or even TO receive
its representatives tic army Of the
Faith-this has happened at Guertaria
1t happens every where. Another
remarkable fact is, that not single
militia-man, not a single soldier of the
constitutional force, has come over ana
joined the invader. The national
troops have not fired single shot, Tex
cept at ST. Sebastian's,) but neither has
there been single dcsertion. The first
fact manlfests that they act on plan
the second, that they are faithful 10
their country and their principles-a
third fact of great importance is, that
the French having advanced quicker
than their means of support can follow
them, are obliged to halt till they can
get supplies from France. The coun-
try yields them nothing, except at a
ruinous expense, and they cannot pill
iage, because they have professed TO
come as friepls.. They will, therefore,
be obliged to occupy their presen; pos
sition for the remainder of the month,
and not calculate on reaching Madrid
till the end Of May.
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LONDON, MAY D.
We mentioned, on Saturday, the
Duke d'Angouleme had found some I'M
expected difficulties in bis march upon
Madrid. The nature Of these dillicul-
Ties will be understood by the following
fact, which we communicate upon au-
thority, viz. That $4,000 additional
troops are ordered to march TO the
Pyrenees, from the northern part of
France. We believe the last despatch
es from the headquarters Of the French
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Much has been~said and written about the
Amherst College, and no little interest is
felt by many in the subject. We therefore
readily insert the following article.
Whether the establishment Of this College
was expedient, we do not pretend to say;
but we have never been able TO see why,
since it is in fact established and zeaously
supported, its Trustees should be denied the
common favour of an Act Of Incorporation
CoMMUNIcArIoN.
AMHERST COLLEGE.
Substance of The argument IN farour of Char
tering amherst College, as presented to The
Joint Committee of he Senate aud House of
Representatives., by BRADFORD SUMNER,
Esq. Of Boston, and Hon. DANIEL DAVIS,
Solicitor Generalof The Commonwealth, Jus e
s, Communicated by person who
took notes on the occasion.
The petition is not that Amherst Academy
may be erected into College. This Acade-
my which, under the care of four meH qualified
Instructors, is one Of the most distinguished in
our country--is entirely distinct from the Col
legiate Institution, for which Charter is now
requested. The Trustees of Amherst Acadc-