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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Relief Fire Company.

"NAtOt. hO >ropsp %"J'-
Extract from an act Of the corporation of
Alexandra. Tor the ex,iDgulshment OF
Fires ....-.
Section 7. Be. II enacted. That If any
person who shall be present al any fle,
shall neglect or reius, to obey, The order
or direction OF any officer, who shall be
appointed by ny FIRE company now estsb.
lished, OF, which may be hereafter es'ab-
lished, knowing him to be an officer, such
person shall forfeit and pay she spun OF
five dollars; provided the name Of such Of
fcer shall have been first published in one
OF the public papers.
4 + a meeting oil the Relief Fire Com
n psny on Monday evening Sd March,
1928, the follow ing gentlemen were eject
ed officers for the present year:
rhos. Preston, lst, Thos. Vowel, Cd,
John d. Brown, 81 Commanders.
Horace Field, Joseph Harris, S. Reed,
and J 5beeIwright, Regulators
John Douglass, J. H. Davis, and Johu
West, Sub Directors
H. Bayne. Robert Anderson, & anthony
Rhodes, Trustees.
John K Jackson, Thomas Lowe, VIM
l. Kennedy Axe.men. .
Thomas Vowel. Treasurer
JOHN DOUGLASS Clerk
onrst ..4H Si
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
A Card

ITO The citizens OF Columbia. J Trench,
4 manufacturer OF Pesttmsntal Soap,
for extra ting all kinds OF grease, paint,
oil. &c. from gsntIfmen's clothing, and
Imperial Renovctor, tor extracting all
.asnpe, Of slams occasioned bv grease, oil,
;, from ladies' dresses OF every descrip-
&c. 10. -'oring the same, let The quality
, hs q bst Il MAY; to its fof%e' co0o no, ,"a
p %,, Sost ajury to either cloth or so'Sa 81.
r m,,"U b;s most u.,,teignsd thanks 10 ":s
f rsaods and the public. tor he kind patron
, aae and many lavors te'ow.d on b nm,
.ince his arrival, and mos' respec.o,iy
f bsss leave T to inform them that he intends
Living Alexandra in very tew days:
during which time he requests .nat sny
Iadv or gentleman, who en'ertains 'oe
least doubt of the superior excellence o.
The above composition, will bring any "
,beir garments damaged as above descr!-
he'd and the same will be removed IN their
nre.ence in few minutes, gratis, and sa-
iisiactory proof given that the practice so
frsouen,ly resorred to. Especially by la:
die.l Of sending foe dresses on account OF
snch STAINS TO toe dyers to be dyed. may
~ III c,ses be dispensed with. Apply at
Mr. John Thompson's, Royal-si:
march 81
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Sl2S,OOO
nrizes
1866 /. -
lO6s4 blanks
5000 tickets at S9

~ en-Not N%o
Fifteen per cent deductr % be coon
hlanLs IN . pr,ze. The whole 10000
U,s'sj in SIXTEEN drawings. A esel
dollar pr,zt to be deposited IN the W.. =,
on the 18th day, and the 10000 o" a ID.
18th day all the other prizes 10 % oe d nss,
ing from the commencement OF the draw
;"s s and in order that he lottery may be
completed wi'b all possible despa'c'' the
prizes o~ty will be drawn.
MANAGERS.
Robert Gilmor, jr. David winchester
Nicholas G. Rldgely, George Holman
ridge ridge Fielding Lucas jr, lanes BarTSli,
= Liam n. Winder, B, n Muli'k'n, Ed
ward J. Cole and William Gwyne; ~
Tickets, s 500 Quarters 2 w
Haipes. 400 Eighths l W
hi, will advance TO $40 on thursday Inc
Cd of April r;.,v of
Tickets and shares in great variety o.
| numbers Tor sale al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

on hand and Tor sale, quantity o. e'egau
fashionable Furniture,

II
r,,,,,,sd equal. il not superior, to any IN
~ r, ,,Gc, Consisting of Sideboards,
L,d,es' secretaries Gentlsmsn': seerela-
ries. aui bookcases, Ladies' wo,R,Ia
hes, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robes, Bureaus, Clock cases, Wasn s'anas'
Candle stands, Bedsleads, Cradles So
mas. Chairs. sc &c, which furniture ne
will sell low tor cash, barter, or aPpt''eu
notes I'M.
All orders Tor furniture thankfully re,
cs;v.d and executed in the nestest ana
most substantial manner. Orders from me
coup,ry, Tor materials, promptly attended
Mattresses made. and all kinds is. OF up
bojs,sr;ns done on the cheapest terms;
WILLIAM GREEN, Cabinet Maker
R.va, street, nearly opposite the market,
"S-Funerals undertaken on the lo"es'
terms. a.
ar 20 W.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Charles County Court,

august Term. 1922.
oNa application to the Judges OF Charles
1 Comfy Court. by Petition. in writ
mo of Randolph B. Moore. OF Charles
Cnnntv for the benefit OF the act.of AS
sembly' for the relief OF lnsolvent debtors,
passed at November session 1913; anu Tue
several supplements thereto on ,he 'eru,s
mentioned therein, schedule OF MS prop
erty and list OF creditors, on oa'h' SO
far as he can ascertain them, being an,
nexed TO bis petition and being satlsheo
, nv competent testimony. that the SAID
Randolph B. Moore, has resided two years
Immediately preceding tie time OF bis
.nnl;ca,;on. in The State OF Maryland, and
being also satisfied that the said Randolph
p Moore. is in actual confinement. tor
d.bt and for no other cause, and the said
Randolph B Moore, having entered into
hond with sufficient security Tor bis pers-
onal appearance in Charles County {, urt,
n answer such alleg atoms as bis creditors
49, MIKE AGAINST him.--lt is therefore
ordered and adjudged, that The SAID ham
dolph B. Moore, be discharged from I'm,
prisonmen,, and that by causing copy OF
This order TO be inserted 10 some one OF
the newspapers edited in the District OF
Columbia. once a week for two months
snccessiyeIy. before the June Term OF
this Court. he give notice to bis creditors
~ .nnear before the said court, at Port
Tobacco. in the SAID county, on the SAID
next June Term Of this Court, for the purr
pose Of recommending trustee tor their
benefit and to sbew cause, il any they
have, Why the said Randolph B Moore
shouId NOT have the beneht OF the seVera
;nsoIyent laws of his state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
! Jan l6.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

NAILS, Blk ADS, &c. Cd to 4t,d.
S'HE subscribers keep constant sup.
ply OF cut nails, brads, hoop iron,
spike and nail rods foi sale, on the lowest
terms. A. G. CAZENOVE& co.
ALSO,
Swedes iron
Murdoch's fine old wines
Old Port do
Gin, rum, wbiskey
Jamaica rum
Bordeaux oil IN hampers
white Havana sugars
Baltimore foai do. No. ], 9, and s.
DO window glass, all sizes
Dupont's Brandywihe, gnn powder
Spermaceti candles
Mould do Isf quality & dipt..
Hyson tea u chests and hall chests
Prime Alabama cotton
Goat skins and fustic
Windsor soap. American do
Bales of Carolina moss, &c,
dec II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange OWce

LOtterV and EGcHutgc OU'eo'
pennsylvania avenue, Washington CITY.
At Aliens was sold DlO,OoO prize IN
The Maryland State Lottery Just hni shed
and i'm a former class, prize OF DSoooo;
and, in the 9Th class OF the Monument
Lottery. prize of Dioooo, besides pr
zss ot loo .oco, 10000, 10000, 10000. &c
CO %Orders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
Conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
t;ckets in any Of The Baltimore LOTTERIES,
will meet the usual prompt and punctua'
attention, addressed to ,,,.r
.nr;, Washington City, D. {:
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
For Sale or Rent,

- Duke-sireet wharf and The Store
aE adjoining. together or separately.
ssst The wharf is eco feet in length,
&.A 80 10 breadth has spacious docks
and an abundant depth Of water tor i've
vessels OF moderate size, or three OF The
largest merchant vessels The store is
6rlek. as feet hy 25 two stores high,
and covered With large patent MIL slate.
The whole is nearly new, in good order,
and will be sold low on liberal Credit.
~ :, JOHN RQMNEY.
march e9 80 go tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
district of Columbia,
Countu of alexandria.

County of .aisrandrta.
yVNHONAS MOUNT has applied to the
hano abe VIM, Craneh. chiefjudge OF
the United States Circuit Court Of The Dis
trict Of Columbia to be discharged fron
Imprisonment, under ths act Tor the relief
Of nsolysnt debtors within The District OF
Columbia. on the 6rs' Monday OF april
next. at 9 o'clock, A. NJ at the %oof1
Houss in Alexandria, when and where ais
'ors are required 10 attend b.
Z |. LEE, C. 1,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Grand State Lottery

of Maryland highest prize 100000 dol
lars) will commence drawing IN the city
of Baltimore. on Wednesday toe ssih of
MAY, and will be comule'sd in 20 draw
ings only-under the superintendance OF
tie Commissioners appointed blythe Go
,vsrnor and Council
.OrTICKETS WILL RISE to IL dol.
lars on the Cd of April, until which
time they may be bad al the original
price of 10 doll rs, and shares IN proper
ton, at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
No. la Market-st where the great capitals
in both the last Stale Lotteries we're sold,
march go
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

7; he subscribers
uAVE a constant supply 81 the follow
Il ing goods on consignment, and tor
sale on reasonable tern. -
A. &. CAZENOYE Il Co.
Madeira wine. N. E. Rum
Whiskey
Bordeaux salad oil, Of best quality
Loaf sugar in barrels
Sperm, mould and dipt candles
American and windsor soap
Segars, American and Spanish
Swedes iron, hoop and rod 10
Cut nails and trads, all sizes
Carolina uoss
Cotton and cotton ysrs
Window glass. all sizes
Duponts' gunpOwder
Manufactured tobacco, OF The vsIS
best quaiIty
find as usual, general assortment Of
Amencan0
German GOODS
India by package OF
Wcolen piece.
Cotton &
Linen
teh %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Young Hyson ] ca. &c.

Young Hyson ] ca, &c.
~ chests young dyson tea represen.
IL Hted TO be OF good quality. landing
AViron the schr New Polly, and Tor
. sale by S. MESSEkSMiTH.
In Store,
10 hhds Havana mClasses
Gunpow der and imperial tea in hall chests
and 10 5 catty boxes ans ID can
n,s.ers, OF the Importers 4 Hunlless'
cargOeS
Hampers porter and wine Gotties
Bakers No. ! Is, and Lapham's No.
chocolate G.
Sicily, Madeira Canary, Colmenar and
Malaga wines in Or. casks
Antigua RuU in bids
Laguayra and St. Domingo coffee
Havana segars in boxes, halt boxes and
and quarter boxes feb 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
M,horany s Furniture.

HSHE subscriber has on hand ana for
sale. a large quantity Of handsome
crotch &. shaded ST. Domingo Mahogany,
in Logs PIanks and Boards, which be VIII
sell low Tor Cash.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
WING.

Dr. ,~ntinues to car
TINE subscriber still CT ~ 0S uh.ra
nv on the DSIss BUSINESS "'''
fswsoors below the Sechs pics bank ,, e..
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
REMOVAL.
BOOTS SHOE A.

U,HE subscriber has removed next door
to Mr. Brasslngton's, on King street,
and near The intersection of King and hoy,
al streets. He makes BOOTS and SHOES o,
syery description of the best quality, and
4 6rst rate materials; he intends Constant
~ to employ the best OF journeymssni; LA Ia.
5,es may De accommodated with boots Is
and shoes of the newest fashion, and 10
the fines, STYLE. Country merchants ana
other. will be supplied upon the most la
He hopes that from bis attention to oq h;n
,.ss, & the superiorityoi his woism s nisaa
rhsn he formerly resided in tins place
NAT he will obtain portion OF public .a 3. y.
He pledges himself to use his utmost e''0r''
- nlease hi customers. ,,,,rrI
o p'ea'e MATTHEW SEXSMlTH
fen E
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

Black, Blue, Green, Fetlo'c,
Bro1on, Lead, and a var'ety
ofcolours can be given to
dresses, shnucls, &c.
L.rsorn bonnet dyed or bleacbed. Merl-
m saawls scouref and dyed lemon color,
wltnaa, injurrns the border. All orders
,rom iowpan3 country, will be particular
~ s,lsnaed 10 with punctusl,ty and des-
match. ROBERT q. LANPHiEh;:
.rh IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03
Sugars, Molasses, kur

Sugars, Molasses, kur
JOHN Fl. LaDD 4 c, b rnha,
HAVE FOR SALE. on FAyoRABL.t superior
As bbds musc0yadO sue soDs for pas:
so boxes t'Iown Hsvsns,n reasonable
10 bids nolasses nediately, the
SA hhds West India 3t
) do Jamaica LADD & Co,
100 bbls N. EngIsn,---c7I7--
l3 pipes Cosnsc &GI, >. 4.
8 pipes Holland schr RETRIEVE,
10y Dds old rye q, burlker Soc ibis.
70 pipes ne Ard INN edj,te'y. Ap"
madeira WIN H. LADD & Co,
40 or casks
cargo ------------- ------------
Teneriiie, siclt or Charter.
wines re nn,,,,Cr ~
60 bags Havso &C., "S St' ~;
sso bon A. OF l27 tons OF 100
30 D.. ready 10 receive a cargo.
,s 1 h VIZ JONI ). MILLER,
IN do sn" Union wharf.
zoo tons play, Bacon, etc.
IN dom hRlLL bave just received
J;ye,nooi Coz, elpLia
uh Liza .,n"L wbiskey
weaye,'s reed, = STORE,
cn, nails 49,, lberiand bacon
boots H,van, quality N o sugar
figs. fiIberts, rice, pu'ser
loaf paper, binderset seeo' ana
march Is FLOUR.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-03

Cordage Nails. &c.
8 tons cordage assorted sizes, made from
The best Russia hemp.
20 casks GU, nails, various sizes
4 bundles shovels
2 or casks sweet Malaga vine
$50 bushels English potatoes, received
and for sale per scbr AIbicGre, from King,
stop Apply to capt. Fuller or beard at
Urion wharf, or 10 T. H. HoWLANp.
march IS u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27

The general pressure ON the country
requires no illustration. Ii is one of those
PLAIN subjects which come home to every
mans bosom and business. In order,
however. that our distant readers may be
able to form some correct estimate of the
pecuuiary state of this district, from fact
which speaks louder than a column OF
commentary, we state for their information,
that the new AMI excellent block o. 3 sto-
ny brick buildings which contains the
tavern of Mr.. O'Neale, and the office of
of this paper, as well as third dwelling
house OF uniform size and appearance, was
sold yesterday for only D.68OO. The
Metropolis Bank, at whose suit execution
had been levied, was The purchaser Of the
property, which cost lis proprietor Dag.
600; and which, as we understand, was
subjected to this forced sale, in -eonse-
quence Of the failure Of persons for whom
Mr.. O'Neale had become an endorser to
the Bank.
Wash. Rep.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27

Janis of the said United States. to sail With
their ships, with all manner OF liber'
ty and security, no distinction being made
who are the proprietors of the merehandi-
yes laden thereon, from any port to the
places of those who now are, or hereafter
shall be at eumity with bis catholic ma
iesty or the United States II shall ne
likewise lawful for the subjects and inhab.
itants aforesaid to sail with the ships and
merchandizes sforementioned d, & TO trade
With the same liberty and security from
the places, ports and Ravens Of those who
are enemies of both or either party, with
out any opposition or disturbance whatso,.
ever, not only directly from the places OF
the enemy aforementioned, TO neutral pla-
ces, but also from one place belonging TO
an enemy TO another place belonging TO
an enemy, whether they be under the Ju-
risdiction Of the same prince or under sew
eral aud il is hereby stipulated, that tree
ships shall also give freedom 10 goods, and
that every thing shall be deemed free and
exempt which shall be found on board the
ships belonging to the subjects OF either OF
the contracting parties, although the whole
lading, OF any part thereof. should apper,.
tain to the enemies Of either contraband
goods being always excepted. 1t is also
agreed, that the same liberty be extended
to persons who are on board tree ship,
so that although they be enemies to either
party, they shall not be made prisoners or
taken on, of that free ship, unless they are
soldiers aud in actual service OF The enc
mics.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27
&c

Porto Cabello is Dow supplied with SIX
months prov ;sion,.
Killed and wounded, according 10 re-
port
Spa njard.. 83kill.d. 49 wounded
Colomt ans, 16l 81
2, PM.-Since writing the above, We
learn that Com. Daniels IL not among 'ee
killed, but bias been slig ,tIy wouuasaii
bis ship having sustained The action isI
hours and 10 minutes. agai ost The CassFo.
and Hyena, and was sink ing under ln s
when she surrendered. The Spanish 'N.'
ces threaten the blockade sf La uaSslE'
10 intercept irigsle con.ing from
land. and destined for rbs Colous@'
cause.
Nots.-You must observe that Wea','
give you is from report OF Spanish vs - :,
said to have seen the action; sH' nsf"
boarded by the Spanish commoo'"''
whose name be forsels. .,s
CURACAO, May 4-6 A: M 90.
you yesterday the account Of tie. ae' 4
between the Spanish and Pat not ase's y
Porto Cabelo. | am sol - to sS tl
am now bound to conirm tba lams"'"",
news. The Colombian scho' ash. o. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27
Wash. Rep.

Extract of q letter from on officer on board
he U. S. schr. Decoy, TO q youns Gen
iIsman in this City.
" U.s. Schr. Decoy,
KEY WEST, MAY 9th, IS2S.
"DEAR SIR
''Atih request of your brother. / inform
you, that be sailed from here in the Barge
Gnat. on an expedition on the Coast of
Cuba, the 9Th OF April /; and End May,
while alongside the Steam Galliot, he had
the misfortune to lose the first joint of the
fore 6uger of bis right hand, by the acct
dental discharge OF one OF her guns. One
of the men in the boat was killed had
his head taken off and five wounded, 1.-TWO
badly,) The poor fellow that was killed,
was standing within six inches Of your
Brother, who was literally covered with
brains and blood. His finger will be we'll
eaough TO write in about three weeks"
PHI. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27
TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 27.

Public sale at the Auction Store, takes place
. this day at 10, O'Clock.
The Trustees sale of the property Of VIII
liam Hartshorne, will take place tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27
COM DANIELS TAKEN.

BY an arrival at New York we learn,
with regret, that the Colombian corvette
Maria Francisco, commodore Daniels, and
corvette Carabobo, have been captured by
two Spanish Iiigstes, after we'll contest
ed action The Spanish vessels mounted
the one 81 and the other A guns As
the action lasted from 8 Till half past 8,
P. N. there must have been dreadful hav.
&C on both sides. The Official account is
looked for with aDxiety-wben it will
doubtless be found that the commodore
maintained unlarnished the dag Of the lie.
public. [Bais. Patriot.
LATE FROM CURACAO.
By. the arrival on "Wednesday Of the
ship Douglass, Capt Brown, the editors
Of the N. Y. Evening Post have received
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-27
1856

Colombian force captured
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ten with docility to no voice but that
Of the lave and of the authorities who
execute them.
am placed at the head of the 60.
vernment of the whole island, and am
also appointed Superior Political Chief
of the province of Havana; and in
both these capacities | shall consecrate
my labors to the fulfiiment Of the be.
nefcent and paternal views of His Ma
Je-ty & hisswise constitutional govern
ment. will he inhexible and decided
in removing every obstacle that may in
tsrfere with the prosperity of the ag-
riculture. the commerce and industry
Of this island, and in seeing that the
tranquility, order, and security. of the
citizens, and the full enjoyment of
their rights, as guaranteed to them, be
not disturbed. Twill not depart from
the path of the constitution, nor will
suffer others to do SO with IMMUNITY.
Happily, the generous character Of
the inhabitants of the island Of Cuba
assures me that it will not be necessary
that stern and absolute justice should
DO required to make the weight of au-
thority be felt; but, on the contrary,
! fiattsr myself that that authority will
never have occasion to shew itself but
as benignsnr star, shedding copious-
ly every kind of benefit. Union and
fraternity is what recommend to you
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