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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
TUITION.
MRS. l!a1JrgpLI4,

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the inha-
IL bitants of Martinsburg and its Vi
oinity that she intends opening Semina-
ry for the instruction of Young Ladies,
On Monday the l4th inst.
In which will be taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammer,
History and Chronology, Geography with
the use of the Globes, Bclles-Letters in
Guiding Rhetoric, Composition, Elocu-
ton, &c.
Drawing and Painting Maps, Land.
scapes and Flowers, also Painting on
Velvet and Satin, with every variety
of useful and ornamental Needle. Work.
Mrs. j.. fatters herself that the expe.
rience she has had in the important duty
of teaching both in England and this
country, will enable her to secure the ap-
! probation OF those who may honour her
with their patronage. Terms may be
known at the Seminary where parents
will have an opportunity of examining
specimens of several Of the above bran
| ches.
A few Young Ladies can be accom-.
modated with boarding on moderate
terms.
Martinsbrrg, April 10.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
Speed the Plough.

WYE have just received another load
w of Messrs. Murray Il Davis's
justly celebrated Patent Ploushs. The
great advantage these Ploughs have O.
yer all others is the saving of time
HorseJood, Gears, &c. as two horses
will do as much geod Ploughing as is
generally done by three or four Horses,
besides the very substantial r.anner
of their construction, and the dar9biii,y
of The materials cut of which they are
made. The prize is LOAD, and Farmers
can se accommodated with them on
credit3-notwithstan'ling they are cash
! article. and our Instructions arctic sell
them only for cash-From 20 to IS miles
distance wont be too far to come, or
send, aud procure them.
| }. S. LANE & TOWSER.
! Shepherds Town, alarch IL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
j. s. Lane 8. Tapscott,
Have just received supply Of desirable
SPRING GOODS
and will, from time 10 time, receive adj
ditional supplies.
Martinsburg, April 10.
Homemade Twill'd Bars.

Homemade Twill'd Bags.
yE7E have just received supply Of
w first rate Homemade Twill
Bags,
Homemade Flax Linen,
do Flax and Tow do.
do Tow do
White and Brown Ticklingburgh,
No. | Horse mack Burlaps,
Russia sheetng, Dowlas and Duck,
Scotch sheeting, Dowlas aud Duck,
rs & ~ Irish Linen,
Renting and Linen Cambricks,
Ga "a < iO.4 Uamask Lineh
Diaper,
Irish Shceting.
,ierseilIs Quilts and Knotted Conn
terpanes.
All fresh new goods, of this springs i'm
portation, which will be sold unusually
low.
]. S. LANE & TOWNER.
Shepherds Town, April 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
LIGHT INFANTRY,
.4YTENI'ION!

Won are ordered tomeet at your usual
L place ofparade in Martinsburg, on
Saturday the 26th inst. with arms and
accrutrements in complete order. A
punctual attendance is required from
every member as there is to be an cleo
ton on that day for first Lieutenant to
SAID Company.
BY Order of the Captain,
JOHN AfLE, .. 8.
April l0-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the eststs
"A of Isaac Clawson, decd. are re-.
duested to make immediate payment.
and those that have claims against said
estate, will please bring them forward.
properly authenticated for settlement,
OkEY CLAWSoN, .1fpa
April SIS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
Public Sale
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FEsilE subscriber will rent or sci ire
e. HOUSE, occupied by Capt. yohr
Poisal as Tavern, belonging 10 the So
tate of A Strayer. jun. deceased.
ALEX tNDHR co Up tR, Dr"1-
Msr'insbsrg, March 6, ls3a.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
DY virtue of Deed of Trcst, from
ID Abraham Levy and Ann Catherine
Levy to the undersigned, for the benefit
OF Michael Hout, will be offered for sale
to the highest bidder. for CASH, on the
18th day OF May next on the premises.
such interest as was conveyed by
said Deed of Trust in and to one
HALF or LOT No. los.
IN the town OF Eartinsburg, or so much
OF SAID interest as will be sufficient to
pay the debt, interest and costs nentioa.
ed IN said deed, & the cost and charges
attending the sale. This is the same
property now occupied by MIR Lew.
ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
April. 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17

TINE subscriber has undefa
a Lands on Opeckon, bell
Messrs William B. King, Dal
fer aad Magnus Tate, aud
tanned considerable injnryl
trespassing thereon, he tbi'
give this public notice to al
gainst riding, walking, fshinl L.
ing on the same, as ne is deteNNlc6 L,
put the law in force against ali persons
Offending in future
THOMAS O'RlEN.
April 3.--sw.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17
CAUTION

FEsHE public are hereby cautioned
Il against taking an assignment Of a
Mute Of hand, given by the subscriber
to John Norton, for three hundred and
thirteen dollars, given some time in
December 1921, which has been redu.
ced, by credits upon the Note, to
ninety odd dollars, and as | have legal
offsets against said Note that will
more than cover the balance, | am de.
termined not to pay it, aness compel.
ed by law.
SAMUEL COOK.
April. low
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17

Y N excellent SHOT GIN for sale
1 \ Enquire of the PRINTER
April l0.-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-04-17

Belzoni, the traveller, it is said. has been EN-
ployed 70 penetrate into Africa, in search of
Siapg2 parkc OF at any rate 10 ascertain his
fate. w ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
TO TIE 5SoW-DROP

First of the spring that smiles on me,
J pay my early court 10 thee
KDi lack a.day how chnuged the scene
Since, er.i, baild thee on the green
Then, life aud love were in ihelrprine
Then, winter smil'd like summertime;
Now, life aud love are on the wing;
Now, winter riots ia the spring
And, es'n ia summer, nongi see
But drizzling show'rs and blights for me
With frequent monrners passing by
Sad monitors that death Is nigh
on ! when that solemn hour shall come,
Which seals my passport 10 tie tomb,
BE faith aud resignation mine,
Aud that sweet soother-ilope divine
First Of the spring that smiles on me-,
Again pay my court 10 thee
May no rude baud proiane thy sweets,
No catiF bawl thee through the streets
Or, if thou art displanted there
10 grace the bosom OF the fair,
o teach simplicity TO them
Who never Knew the peerless gem
Bid beauty emulate the bee,
And gather sweets from iiow'rs like thee .
Tell those by error led asiruy,
That wisdom is the only way
Which Leads 10 purity like thine
Which leads to sy'ry grace divine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
,,orr, RiI,u. rs. UiHinm Byad6n.

George RiieB Us. UiHiam Bradjdhd
The above was an action of irespcSS, as
saut and battery and .)ctise imprisonment,
and was tried at the last term "f the SUI
prene Court of the territory oi Arkansas,
which Was sitting IN this place last weck.--
The facts as proven on the trial, were, that
the plaintiff, III Dec. i8i7, was Taken by a
soldier on suspicion, and brouoh 10 Fort
Smith, then under tine con.mand of Mayor
William Bradford, Of the u. ). army, the
defendant The defendant caused th'
said plaintiff to be taken into the casi"d,
and kept in charge of guard of soldier
for fifteen days, during which tyne he wa
barbarously and repeatedly tortured viii
a punishment known by the name of put
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
ORIGINAL LITTER.

The following Better must be- read with
pleasure aud improvement first az il q
vines the proiraeted sigoar of the powrr.
OF the mind uf the venerable writer and
seeondly, as II contains y well desea ed 10.
ice of one of the most interesting, though
moi AS yet generally read, contro, erisa
publications. OF The times. Ne etshi.
perhaps, To apologize In the writer and
rcee'fer for giving publicity to a letter
winch was intended for private pcrusal on
" and ut amy other time than the present
we should mol have published II, hut as
we THINK II cannot but have beneficial
influence IN checking aud ailaying the spi.
rIt of intolerance which has recently been
exhibited, with renovated fury, by those
nom whom better spirit was expected,
we have overcome all scrupleo on the sub
lleet, aud have inserted ii entire with only
a dtda6 for town NAMED in II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
.t1'I'ESYl8.N !

tI'Hf1 Commissioned ollitcfs AID raai
cians oil lie 55d N. RECT W. - trim
al At Campbell { out i,onsc nn Tie 2fh iaIa
and iib OF NAY The egineni vi
mustered ai the saine plaeson frday 81. is.li
OF The snine mouth.
BENJAMiS y. OWENS.
Major "a Batiaion, bod u. Rfsf
Artil % ~ Ell
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
.MANsAAi.'o S.AEAE.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Superior
court al ehahcery lur the l. tbm1s alt-
ifict, pronounced on The 18th dds 81 ia,
lsl2 between ihomas Crews Nilliam Bfp-
die, Nancy Aiscre1lt aud Btlsj Brydie plaia-
tins AMI u illiam Lang md 6tfsY IL vile
John Ills, Richard Lllis, Thomas Ad1dae.
G.ofge Myers, james 5 Prudetun, Is 1iiam
Mann and John Myers 60. ieiraaaais. Inc
Undersigned, marshal oi the SAID count - III on
"Wednesday tiio illh day Of Jnnt 1898 pro-
eeed To s"ll, by way ol public apeituu, 10 tie
highest bidder, loreaslil ife follow ,ag real anl
personal ulopeftv To Nit
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
GranN State X,ottsry
OF MARYLAND, No ,.
OWE UL.NURLD IilOL NRAU DOLL aR

VI MANY LAND, No 2.
ONE HL,NDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
niGuEBr rHIZI.
higgins drnuing IN ht CHy Of baltimore, on
rednfsdoy he 2sh doy IF M.lr, and uH pro (
gre@ n"dr NE npriniendence Of HE Commits
sioners dPPoiHted bgHe Gor,raof and Council
SCHEME.
! prize OF $1WOoO-l prize Of 10000
prizes OF $io,0oo---2 plizes oi S5o00--eo
prizes OF ~ ,W0--5o prizes OF Sl0o--G0 pri-
zes Of S5o- 5000 of gl2.
The whole scheme will be completed In
TUEN'TY UR1UI.NGS O.yLY
Tickets Si2 Quarters q oo
Halves d Eighihs 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
The Drawings begin next Month.

BaiiwtDre Ipri OH, lsa3
M l. have The pleasure 10 anhoiltiee / ba
W owing 10 thc ilnltering eDeoorageln en-
already c,ineud by thc public towolds dc new
Schemes, the Commissioners mud Managers
have already been enabled Ia Il early peri ols
Tor commencing them, Ms stated below. While
rendering our Acknowledgements TO iho public
ior the very extensive and continued pntrnn-
nge We receive, we beg permission on this oe
casion 10 remark The expedition of drawing.
ms well rs TIE rltOAPTNLSs AND Pune.
TCALlfY ~ 1liE PAYMENT OF PIIzEs
WHICH HAVE ALWAYS ClIARACTERIZ-
I'D TIE BALTIMORE LOTT EHIES, and
winch has dcseryedly rendered them 50 pop-
Mar not only at home but IN every section of
The Union. In the two Lotteries herewith
presented, the t1SH.as heretofore, can Dc Ind
for oil pris@ soid at Cohens gDiee The a,onlent
ILglj mr. J,au.u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
cor -


bta POM, .ffrd G, ias9.
Sir i received Yesterday the favor oI
your ieltcf and in compliance with il, |
hasten 10 inlorm The board that | accept
The oilioc of Chief Engineer, with du.
sense nj the hunnr they have conferred
upon mc.
intend 10 repair 10 Richmond AS soon
as possible /; hui nj the same tnc ! fear
that II will not be my powor to ,io il i'm.
medlaiely. Ny departure from here de-
pends on the acceptance of my resignation
10y the Secretary of War; and, although |
shall use every eHdeasor 10 Obtain his con-
sent, have reason 10 believe that he will
object - my leaving the Academy bcrore
the cnd of our scholastic term, which is the
3isl of May.
have the honor 10 be- sir, vcty respect
~, your most oboditnt servant,
&. CROHET.
His ENcrlleney JAMES PLEAsANTS
frSidt'f u he Board ~ Pgbiie Uorks,
Richmond.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
TthEIS and SiLlRES in both schemes TO
be had in the greatest variety OF Nos. at
{ o III + NJ S

Lottery and Exchange Office, III, Mnrket
street, Baltimore,
Where the Great Capital Prizes in BOTH
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold TO DIS
I mt ADVENTURES, md mtere more Ca
pitdi Priscs hare been sold H.aa r,y osas, ~
IRE ia AD,etira.
a. Orders from any part Of the " States,
''.Aer by maui t1''at add pr by private con-
veyane,,, enclosing ,he Cash, or s',i~es in any
of the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet with mr.
same prompt and pnuctual attention as il en-
personal application. addressed 10
j. |. COHEN, jr See'y-- HALLMARK. :
April 0, tdifk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
lMe following slaves.


To Wit Charlotte, Jenny Pleasant, Janias.
NJ LEY, Harry, Jerry, tson OF Jerry } Marion.
setah, Bridget, HAHN, Edmund, Nelson, Jol
dan, Willis, jim, judith, Alaria, Billy, bets,
John, bnrlon, Mary, William, aneley, Lucy.
Ldgar, 81 hey, hlll, Emanuel, Renbrn, lac
key, Charles, Lewis, G1y, Abrnm Joshua
Doll, Lacy Mary and Eliza together with tbs
increase al the female .aves, l. my. Also.
Que mahogany hndsiead bed, M lrass aud iur
iiilro, one mahogany dining lJlie md side
honfd, three bedslrhds aud bcds, 1.-Two mntrnsseS
abd furniture IL chnrs and scll.e nf snm. CO.
lor Que blhck.walnnt book caso, one dozen In.
bic spoons aud sixteen len spoons, one lndle.
lhll ct hlvcD onr dozen lnrEe and one dozen
small Nhitr handled kuiees aud forks, one half
do2en green handled knives and forks. and
| one hall dozen buck horn handled knives and
forks, one mahoRahy clotbts-presl aud chest of
drawers, VIII theif contents, consisting of
glass and CHM ware, blankets sheets and
| eonnlerpuhes, one eusy chair, one riding ear.
fage and tWo sofrel horses, two mares. one
| bay colt one mule, one solroI and one Inv
horse, 81 bend oi hogs, ~ head Of sbeepnpd u,
lead OF cntle The sale will commence IN
the first aud be adjourned 10 The second de-
scribed tract ot baud
GEO. u. "ooDsoN, NJ, L.Dc.c.
Mny d Wild. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06

a.as -. - ,se 80 III - -
'on'pcliri 10 tniis,. l.. hial }fodford, AID
continued ~ q saiderunlil 1el. la2l, a l..n
ie was utscll get. Thu Jury, on tie IL
'ose ints, e.''e - verdict los TN rL,inila
for II -.
Counsel for plaintiff. Roan. scsirr. Crit
tendon aud Aside, ~ or the defendant,
'fiilnbie, Il iatlrs aud ;,,l1,
4 J.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
WHOM SHALL WE BELIEVE +?

Erfrnct Of u ietfer from d gentleman in
.Ntr orleans 10 has .JrttHd IN this p'ace,
ddied
NEW ORLEAss, March To-" A most
6isgrareiul scene took place anong the
members of our Legislature last night
A few men determined to nominate Mr..
Clay to the Presidency, bat failing-they
opened Il subscription among themselves,
and by threats and pcrsuasi"ns got - or
30 10 assign it, principally Frenchmen-
but it must all pass for nothing, as General
jackson will have the votes Of the state
The FARCE is intended to have an effect at
IA distance, but will be without ANY result
here, except To iniure the inlolerant men
who projected and executed the measure
Wash. Ga.
THE PIRATES.-The Charleston
Courier, after noticing therecent outrages
committed by the pirates of Cuba, asks,
with much forces How hong are these
things to be endured ? Why was Alslers
destroyed ? because Algiers scot from her
ports authorised buccaneers. Why IS Gu
ba safe because the commission to plum
der is not officially given, but the robbers
are encouraged, aud the plumber rs wei
come. And are we, in these enlightened
DAYS, to submit to such evaslons Ar"
they mol iu~t and ample cause of "ar-not
by the Uuited States only, but by every
civilized nation on earth ! Is il to be to-
l,ra,ed, that the honest shall be lured to
the den Of the Cyciops, that they may be
destroyed ? Is this the moral courage
and good sense Of these days! Let there
be Gordon Saaitaire around the island OF
Cuba, and let every civilized nation com
bne in enforcing it, until they shall learn
10 s.arYc, or study 10 be honest"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
sIxTD CLASS OF TnE
WASHINGTON M0nument Lotteru.

tonIlnences dfoWing I1th MAY
The SCHEME contains ! prize of g2o, 900
- Of Sl0,o0o-2 OF S5,o0O--3 of s2 900
5 of y ,0Oo---50 of &IoO--l00 of S5O--ooO Of
s2o-and 5000 Of SlO--thc whole 10 be com
plcted in SIATEE.N DRiU LNGS ONLY.
Whole Tickets Slo 90 Quarters So so
Halves o 90 Eighlhs Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
One ertaiu Naei OK Nap
cek oi l.and.

living IN The county Of Amherst, eplied LANE
WILL, continuing loo aef.s, lbr the same
more az less aud adjoining the lauds ofJanes
Powell, - Rivers, Nancy Shields aud
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06

RALnIeH, April 2o.--At the Conycn-
ton Of The Protestant Episcopal Church Of
this state, lately held at Salisbury, the
Rev. Dr. Ra,cnserolt, of Virginia, was ~
unanimously elected Bishop Of the Diocess
of North Carolina.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
One othrr Tract Of Land.

lying n the hid county Of Amherst, eonlain.
ny SD acres. (he the same, morr ~ Iess1 and
adjoining the lands oi Lndsay Coleman. Jas
franklin, deed, aud Naucy 5Aeds Also.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06

In passing through every town traveller
musi present his passport 10 the mayor Ia be
counlersigned this is called the " risa -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06

The Detroit .NonusCript-Thn Detroit
Gazette says, the singular volume recently
discovered by Col. Edwards, has been
compared with more than thirty different
iiphabets, ancient and morder, and al
though the characters in which it is writ
len bear slight affinity TO several ofthtm,
It is very clear that they belong to nei aer.
They bear more resemblance to the Phe-
hlcian alphabet than any other with which
,hey have been compared, though mum
her of the letters differ bur little from the
naXan. There is no doubt, from the La
on sentences interspersed through it, that
IL religious work, and il is probably the
production of some learned theologian
ol The seventeenth century, written in a
peculiar cypher Aurora.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
Charles County Court,
august Term, 1899.

S1HS w fcTm, io<<.
ON application to the judges Of Charles
" County Court, by petition in writing
of Ubsait Reeves Of Charles County,
for the benefit OF the act Of Assembly for
the reliet OF Insolvent Debtors, passed at
November session 1905. and the several
supplements thereto on The terms men,
toned therein, a schedule of bis property
and a list OF his creditors, on oath. SO far
as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to bis petition and being satisfied by CON-
peient testimony, that the said ubgatt
Reeves has resided two years immediate.
ly preceding the time of bis application
in the State OF Maryland, and being also
satisfied that the said Ubgait Reeves
is in actual confinement for debt and for
no other cause /; aud the said Ubgstt
Reeves, having entered into bond, with
sufficient security, for his personal appear.
ance 10 Charles County Court, 10 answe
such allegations as his creditors may make
against him, II is therefore Ordered, and
adjudged, that the said Ubgat' Reeves
be discharged from imprisonment; 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 a
week tor two months successfully. before
the third Moncay IN March next, he give
notice 10 his creditors TO appear before
The said Court, at Port Tobacco in said
County, on the said third Monday in
March next, for the purpose Of recommen-
ding a Trustee, for their benefit and 10
snew cause it any they have, why the said
Ubgatt Reeves, should not have tie be-
neft OF he several insoIyeni laws Of this
State as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, elk.
ian Is Pm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
Charles County Court,
August Term, lBs

august Term, 1871.
ON application to the judges OF Charles
W County Court, by petition in writing,
of Randolph B Acton, OF Charles county
for the benefit OF the act OF assembly to'
the relief oil insolVent debtors, passed a.
November session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto. on the terms men
toned therein, a schedule Of his property
and a list Of his creditors. SO Tar as ne can
ascertain them, being annexed 10 bis pe'i-
ton j; and being satisfied by competent
testimony, that he said Randolph b: Ac
ton has resided two years immediately
preceding the time of his application in
the state OF Maryland {; and being also sa-
lisfied that the said Randolph Is. Acton IS
in actual confinement for debt AND ior no
other cause, and the said Randolph b.
Acton having entered into bond with SUI
6cient security, for his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court, TO answer
such allegations as his creditors may MAKE
against him 1T is therefore ordered and
adjudged, that the said Randolph b. Ac.
ton be discharged from Imprisonment, ana
that by causing a copy OF this order TO be
inserted in some one oil The newspapers
edited in the District Of Columbia. once a
week for two months successfully, before
the third Monday ct March next, he give
notice to his creditors 10 appear before tue
said Court at Port Tobacco in said county,
on the said third Monday in Marcb next.
for the purpose OF recommending a trustee
for their benefit, and TO shew cause II any
they have, why the said Randolph b. Ac-
ton should not have the benefit OF the sew
eraI in solvent laws OF tins state. as prayed.
Tes'e, JOHN BARNES, Crk.
ian 9 law2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-13
X.

ON the night of the Goth inst. a are o.
~ originating IN a %neighboring building,
consumed the house and store occupied by
Messrs. S. Potier& Co. and a considerable
part OF their stack. These gentlemen have
been very useful m circulating works of a
religious cha, .cter.--Independent, there
fore, of a desire 10 aid our fellow beings
in distress, we feeI it a duty we owe toe
cause ofCtrisl 10 promote the accompany.
ing plan OF a religious newspaper
WILLIAM WHITE,
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Ch'h
for the Commonwealth OF Pennsyivania.
JAMES ABEkCk0MBlE
Senior Assistant Minister Of Christ Ch'b,
St. Peters. and St James, Philadelphia
JACKSON KEMPER,
Assistant Minister of Christ Church, st.
Peters, and St. James, PHILADELPHIA
JAMES MONTGOMERY
Rector OF 81. Stephens Ghurch, Phiisd.
GEORGE BOfD,
Rector OF st. Johns Church, Philad.
BENJAMIN ALLEN,
Rector Of st. Psu!'s Church. Ph,lad.
G I. BEDELL.
Rector of St. Andrews Church, Philad.
WIN. H. Delaney,
Assistant Minister Of Christ Church. St
Peters, and St, James, Philadelphia.