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HDr. GUNNELL will be at
Entertainment at
MILAN SPRINGS

ENCOURAGED by the liberal patron,
IL age which the last summer afforded,
and by the increasing celebrity OF this
spring; the subscriber has spared neither
labor nor expense in preparing himself 10
every respect, for the accommodation OF
considerable company, and takes this
method OF informing those whom be was
Tot able to receive last season, those who
early in the spring made engagements for
the present summer, and the public gen.
orally, that be is now prepared for the
reception Of visitors, and of pIedging him.
self to all that may favor him WITH their
company. for the prompt discharge Of all
the various appropriate duties Of bis yoca>
ton.
The MILAN SPRING, the water Of
which has become so celebrated, land just.
ly, as experience has proyedi for its bene-
fetal effects in cases of consumption. loss
of appsnte, and other affections OF debility,
is on Goose. Creek, in healthy: and gen.
teel neighborhood, near the little village
o! Rector.town, forty.6ye miles above Al
exandris, fifty above Fredericksburg
and twenty-five below Winchester.
THOMAS RECTOR.
Milan Fauquier CO. Va july /: t.
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Those thou ghts that wander through eternity,
To perish rather, swallow'd up and lost
In the wide womb of uncreated night,
Devoid of sense and notion"
81 know there is another and a
better world" is mans expiring ex-
clamation and dying solace. "Desth
ends our woes" is a remark long
since made. But is not this ques-
ionable' The very question should
make us cautious in all our steps
through life, to "eschew evil and DO
good" so as to permit a christians
hopes to raise US in the hour OF dan.
ger above all fear, and in the hour
of death to fill US with all the com.
forts of a blessed expectancy.
These remarks are suggested by
the numerous instances of mortality
which have of late been seen and
felt amongst us in the city of Charles,
ton. If you think them worthy OF
insertion, give them place in your
respectable journal. They emanate
from thoughts, the united result OF
misfortune and reflection; and from
conviction that there is no real hap
piness but in a reliance upon the
Creator and Redeemer of Man.
S. G. G.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
Rise of Tickets.

On Thursday the 10th ofJu'y, the price
of tickets in the Maryland State Lottery
will be advanced to pl5. Adven!urers'
particularly those at distance should lose
no time in securing chances All orders
dated previous to the rise, will be suppii'
ed at the present prices, viz.
Whole tickets pl2 Quarters 90
Halves e Elghths oo
Capital prizes yet to be drawn are:
100000 DOLLARS! 49,
Prize of zO'ooo
2 Prizes of io'ooo
2 Prizes of o'ooo
IL Prizes Of i,ooo
beside, a large number OF boo, DO, &c.
Also tickets in the University Lol!eIy'
now drawing, at bio shares in proportion.
Tickets aud shares, warranted unorawn,
to be bad at.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMARKABLE PRESENTIMENT OF
DEATH,

The Charleston City Gazette OF
the sOth Of June, Informs Us, that
the following essay is the production
of friend, WIN, in less than two
DAVIS after he had written, and deliy-
cred into our hands, his REFLEC-
TIoNs ON DEATa, paid suddenly,
vet calmly, the tribute Of nature; as
If some preseniiment of dissolution
had impressed his spirit, and Prepa-
red it for another world.
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The Alexandria
b ATH S,

a RE now in complete order, fitted up
IA 10 superior style, and will be ready
for tie accommodation of the public on
the first of May. As this establishment
has received the unqualified appreciation
of the physicians. it is unnecessary to say
more in its recommendation, than. that
strict attention will be given 10 its man.
agement, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms: Subscribers
with families 8 dollars; single persons s
dollars three warm baths dollar; four
cold baths dollar; single baths 37t cents.
One half of the subscription money will be
expected in advance, and the balance on
the 10th July. ELIZABETH LAWS.
april Q6
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Notice.

THE friend and customers of the late
l. firm of Andrew Jameson {, Son, and
the public generally, are respectfully in
formed, that the
Biscuit Baking Business
will be continued under the same 6rm Of
ANDREW JAMESON T. SON, by the suryi-
wing partner,
ROBERT JAMESON,
N. B. Their customers will be sup.
piled with crackers on the usual terms as
TO GUILTY. & PRICE. Ct
July8
The National Intelligencer, the Balti-
more Federal Republican, the Richmond
Enquirer, and Fredericksburg Herald,
will publish the above six tunes, and send
their accounts for paymeat 10 h. J.
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j Halves, Quarters 8 Eighths.

|TTHE demand for share tickets in The
L GRAND STATE LOTTERY con-
tinues unprecedented. The advantage to
the adventurer in purchasing shares, is IN
the increased number of chances obtained
for the same amount of money. which
would otherwise be invested 10 whole
ticket. And when we consider the great
amount of the capital prize Of ONE HON-
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS in the
Grand State Lottery, we are not surprised
at the demand for shares, as halt ticket
which costs only - dollars, may produce
Fyly thousand; a quarter ticket, which
costs oBly 81 dollars, may produce iTen,
~. fvs 1hou,and;& an sigh,h ticket which
costs only the triAing sum OF ri S7d, may
produce to the advepturer no less thar
Twetve thousand five hundred dottars!
6rOrders from any part OF the Un.teo
States, per mail, enclosing the cash or
prize tickets in any OF the Baltimore Lot
teries, will meet the most prompt atten'
ton, addressed to
J. III. RUNNELLS'
Lottery & Exchange Office, King st. Alex
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
T1NDER the authority of deed of
u trust, dated Sd day Of August, 1919,
from Daniel F. Dulany and Sarah bis wife,
to the subscriber, shall expose TO public
sale all that
Tract or Parcel Of Land,
lying and being in Fairfax County, Va
on which the widow Donaldson, Alfred,
and James, her SONS, resided, on the date
OF said deed. The said tract contains ac-
cording to the survey thereof, made by
John Summers, $50 acres. The sale
will take place at Clagetfs Hotel, in the
town of Alexandria, on Saturday 9th day
Of August next at IL o'clock A. M Terms
oil sale, cash.
GEO. BEALE, Trustee.
June 8 2awts
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$50 lie in cold obstruction andto rot"

&C 10 lie In cold ObStEoStoh o
is repugnant to the sensible frame OF
ours. All animals instinCtiEely shrink
from it, and from the approach OF it,
except man. Yet even to the i'm
mortal spirit of man the event is aw-
full. VIVA! keeps alive his courage.
but RELIGION, pointing to another
world, and whispering to him that
world is better far than thisa Un-
der this view Of the subject, except
as it differently affects the virtuous
and the vicious, it is difficult to say
why life with all lis cares should be
dear and cherished, or why death,
inevitable death, should be dreaded,
unless, according to the idea OF Mill
ton, we cling to life, because,
I" Who would lose,
Though full Of pain, this intellectual being,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15
POETRY.
"LET Me. +"
By Thomas moore.


Ine'er on that lip for moment have gazed,
But thousand temptations besct me;
And Pve thought as the dear little rubies you
raised,
How delightful 'twould be-if you'd let me.
Then be not so angry for what have done,
Nor say that you've sworn 70 forget me;
They were buds of temptation too Pouting to
shun,
And thought that you could not but-Iet
ne.
When your lip with whisper came close
to my cheek,
Oh think how bewitching it met me;
And diam as an eve ola Venus could speak,
Your eye seem'd to say-you would let me.
Then forgive the transgression, and bid me re-
main,
For, in truth, if 60, you'll roget me;
Then, on let me try the transgression AGAIN,
And III do all you wish-if you'll let me.
From, the Winchester, Constellation.
I'LL LET YOU.
,fa kiss be deli ,htful; so tempting my lips,
That thousand soft wishes beset you,
vow by the nectar that Jupiter sips,
On certain c0nditions-PN let you.
ifyou'n swear by nv charms that you'll ever
be true,
And that no other damsel shall pet you,
Bv the stars that now roll round yon summit
of blue,
Perhaps, ,ir-peraaps, sir-i'H let yOa.
lfnot urg'd by passion as fleeing as Wild
Tnat makes all the virtues forget you,
But affection uns dllied, soft, fervent, and mild,
You ask Tor the kiss--why-i'Hs let yo".
And on should you seek 1t, seal for the VOWS
You intended when first, sir, met you,
To pledge me your faith, and to make me your
spouse,
WHY then-then, indeed, love-PHiet you.
LOUISA.
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District of Columbia,
Alsrundria County 10 uit. May Term, !
l8S3-i.h Day. {
IN CHANCERV

IN Win ISEn 1
Frances Alexander, Complainant,
AGAINST
Wilson G.. Selden and Mary Bowles
Selden. his wife, late Mary BowIes
Alexander. widow of Charles Alex.
ander. Junr. deceased, Charles Arm
stead Alexander, Mary Ann Fran.
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Seldep. Jr.
and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Lau-
ra Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander. children and
representatives Of Charles Alexan.
der, Jr. deceased, DEFENDANTS.
uJHE defendants, Mary Ann Fran.
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Selden,
Junr. and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife,
Laura Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander, lot having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to tho statute and rules OF
the Court, and it appearing TO the sa-
tisfaction of the Court upon affidavit
filed, that the said Mary Ann Frances
Alexander, Wilson G. Selden, Jr. and
Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc.
rena Alexander. and William Fontaine
Alexander. are not inhabitants of the
District Of Columbia, on the motion Of
the complainant by her counsel, it is
ordered, that the said Mary Ana Fran
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Seldep, and
Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc.
rena, and William Fontaipe, do appear
here on or before the first day of next
November Term, and answer the COM
plainant's Bill, and that copy Of this
order be published in one of the pub.
lie newspapers printed in the town of
Alelxandria, for two months successive.
ly, and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the court-house of
said county. A Copy-Ieste.
EDM. /. LEE, c. C..
julylo
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ALIENS PRIZE LIST
Gfthe 5th Days Drautng ofMs
WASHINGTON
.NONUMENT LOTTERY ,

No. 998I 1869 prizes each OF p2ooo
iOOl2 prize Of i9o
*il2O5 1856 90
4556 6573 1919 92a8 1881 20
*Sold at Aliens, where the cash will be
paid for prizes as soon as drawn 49,, i,
will draw again on Thursday, the 23d oil
July. Only l2 more drawings to complete
the lottery, and all the following prizes are
still undrswn, viz:
' ] prize of S20,OeO
prizes of 10000
prizes of 2.00O
5prizes Of l,ooo -,
Whole Tickets, plO Quarters, ~
Halves Eaghths ! %
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PATRICK HENRY,

Who was a very devout man, left in
his will the following testimony in
favor of the Christian religion:
81 have now disposed of all my
property to my family: there is one
thing more wish ! could give them,
and that is the CHRISTIAN RELI-
GIoN. Ifthey had that, and l had
not given them one shilling. they
would be rich; and if they have not
that, and | had given them all the
world, they would be poor"
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n office.

4 LII persons are forewarned trespass-
Aing on The land Of the subscriber in
Fairfax county, Known by the name Of
"Czermont," as the law will be strictly en-
forced against those offending therein
The road which has unlawtully been made
through The woodland of this farm will be
closed up forthwith; and all persons are
forbid passing thro' The fields or pulling
down the fences of the subscriber al their
peril. CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
July iaw3w
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ON DEATH.

&c We all must die, ,queth brave SIR Charles,
OF death Pm not aieard;
What boots to live a little spacee
Thank Jesus, I'm prepared"
CHATTERroN.
Death is subject which, indeed,
nearly concerns US all, As all who
are born mast die, surely death. ply
sically considered, is but in the or
der of nature, and, in a spiritual
sense, the beginning of Lille that
ends not. The termination OF hu-
man existence is not at all times to
be regretted for the responsibility
Of life is great, and the sooner it
ends, the less scope we have for
crime or error. To an enlightened
mind there is consolation even in
the certainty of death. The dim
and dusky grave is ever before US;
il receives us all, and We ought all
be prepared for it.
Still, to many, the shock is most
severe, that wrenches us from " all
wa love, and all We hate" and, with
the guilty, it must shake the heart of
the frmesr, while it may seem far
otherwise TO the innocent. the perse-
cuted, and the unhappy, whose minds
are oppressed with
"That WEAKNESS which springs
From all they feel, or hear, or see."
To such. the eve that shrinks not,
the soul that quails not for itself at
any peril, is still appalled, by the
conscious fear and probability OF e.
ternaI separation from the world,
from hopes for, or the care of Off
spring, those delightful objects OF
our regard.
Vague and uncertain as the waves
of the ocean, are the thoughts which
surround US on this important final
matter,
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.W.aTTR.ASSES MADE,
Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT TO a deed of trust. dated
L eth Feb. 1899, from John Dixon 10
the subscriber, to secure the payment of q
deb: due to Dunlop and Organ, will be
sold at Fairfax Court House, for cash, on
the third Monday of July next, being
court day, parcel of ground in the coun-
ty of Fairfax, on the road leading to Oc-
coquan, said to contain g. acres, on which
the said Dixon now lives, and adjoining
the lands OF James Dawson and Jacob
Douglas. Sale to commence at IL O..
clock, NJ.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
iune 4 !arts
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For Sale,
Il Tract of Land,

IN Fairfax county, 10 miles from Alex.
andria and eight from Georgetown,
containing FOUR HUNDRED y ElGH-
TY acres, about lO6 acres of which is
heavily tinbered. There is an excellent
orchard on the premises. A great bargain
may be bad if Immediately applied for.
april &c DANIEL F. DULANY,
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Bank of Alexandria.
July 9Th. 1928

JUL TIU, IO%V
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE dollars on each
Asbare of stock held in this institution.
is this day declared, for the last 6 months,
and will be pad 10 the stockholders OF
their representatives after Thursday The
10Th inst. By orderot the President and
Directors.
J.. M'KENNA, Cashier.
july 8 1a3S
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ALIENS
Lotteru and EGchange OHce

Lottery and EGchange OWce,
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Approved endorsed notes, and mosl
kinds of Foreign Bank Notes received in
payment at par. ~,
States, by mail (post psid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any Of the Baltimore lotteries
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention. Address
S. & NJ. ALLEN &Co.
iuly 10 Washington City.
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For Amsterdam.

& The ship GENERAL LINGAN,
&8 WIN. Crab,ree, jr. master, burthen
600 bids; well known as most superior
vessel: she is now in Baltimore, and may
be expected here ready to receive cargo
on the 7th July, when she will be dis
patched and can take goo bhds. tobacco
on freight. Apply 10
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
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For Bremen,

5Sx The shiY NIAGARA, Ma
S9Rthaniel Gookin, master burth-
en- 343 tons, or about $50 hhds. {, she is
an excellent vessel. and will take ESQ
hhds. freight if offered Immediately. APP
ply to JOHN ii. LADD ~
iplu
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To Rent,

- That commodious two story
STFg brick dwelling house, situated on
sE King street, mex; door TO Joseph
" Smiths, lately occupied by Miss
Nancy Wiley. 1t is well calculated to
accommodate genteel family, Apply TO
JOHN COHAGEN.
iulv 3 2aw3w
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From tie Philadelphia National GaSene.
EXCUSES FOR NOT ATTENDING PUBLIC woR'


SHIP
BY Exemplary Christians.
OVERSIGHT myself, couldn't dress in time.
Too cold--too hot--too windy-too dusty.
Too wet--too damp-too sunny-too cloudy.
Don't feel disposed.
No other time to myself.
Look over my drawers.
Put my papers to rights.
Letters to write to my friends,
Taken dose of physic.
Been bled this morning.
Mean to walk to the Bridge.
Going to take ride.
Tied to the store six days in week.
No fresh air but on Sundays.
Can't breathe in church-slways full.
Feel little feverish.
Feel little chilly.
Feel very lazy.
Expect company to dinner.
Stunp'd my great toe.
Got a headache.
Caught cold last night at the party.
Must watch the servants.
Can't leave the house for fear of FIRE.
Servants up to all mischief when"l 60 to
church.
Intend nursing myself to day.
New bonnet not come home.
Tore my muslin dress coming down stairs
Got a new novel, must be returned OH Mon.
day morning.
Wasn't shaved in time.
Don't like iturgy-always praying for the
same thing.
Don't like extempore prayer-don't know
what is coming.
Don't like an organ-it's too noisy.
Don't like singing without music; makes
me nervous.
Can't sit in draft of air-windows or door
omen in summer.
STOW. so hot il winter, always get head
ache.
Can't bear an extempore sermon-too fro.
thy
Nobody to day but our own minister
Can't always listen TO the same preacher.
Don't like strangers-too bombasticai'
Cantkeep awake when at Church.
Snor'd aloud last time was there-shan''
risk it again.
Tir'd to death standing to pray.
Hate to kneel, makes my knees stiff.
Mean to inquire Of some sensible person a
bout the propriety Of going to SO pubic
nI.ee as a church. Win publish the result.
NAT. Gag.
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Wanted.

4 respectable female capable Of man.
N aging for small family, and good
seamslress, may hear OF quiet easy stu
alton by enquiring of the printer.
juIy8 ~
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june 8
For Sale,

HlO be sold three NEGROES, ore a
Il stout healthy man, and is good car
penter, two boys about IL years OF age.
They are active and good bands on a
farm, For terms enquire of the Printer.
june 8
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june 81
Mahogany & Furniture.

Mahogany 6 Furniture.
THE subscriber has on hand and for
i sale, a large quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded st. Domigo Mobagany
in Logs, Planks and Boards, which he will
sell low for Cash. Also, on hand and for
sale, quantity of elegant
fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if not superior, to any
in the District Consisting of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemep's Secreta-
tries and book cases, Ladies' Work Tab
bIes, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, &c. &c. which furniture be
will sell low for cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully re.
ceived and executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
the country, formateriaIs, promptly atten-
ded to.
.NaTTR.ASSES MADE,
and all kinds OF upholstering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms.
july 4 II
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Philip, king of Macedonia, having
defeated the Lacedemonian troops,
wrot. to Archimedes, their king, in
a fierce and threatening manner. to
which he only received this iaconic
answer: "Look at your shade in
the sun, and see if it is bigger than
it was before the battle"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-15

To talk much and we'll, isthe char
acter of a wit: 10 talk little and we'll,
is uf a wise man.
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Sicily Madeira Wine.
A few whole and halt pipes old Sicily
IN Madeira wine, for sale BY
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
june "a
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JAMES 8 GUNNELL, ". h.
Dentist,

JAMES 8 GUNNELL, ". b.
Dentist,
ID ESPECTFULLY offers bis services
IL as Dentist 10 the citizens and visi.
tors of the District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington. Georgetown.
DR.. Sim, Dr.. c, Worthingtou,
F. MAY, P. War6eld,
Cutbush, Henderson,
Hunt, N.W.Worthington
Sewall, Bohrer,
Washington, Magruder,
Watkins,
.alerdndr,a.
Dr.. Semmes DR.. Washington,
Richards, Fitzhugh,
Peake, S,abler,,
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee, ESQ
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, ESQ.
Rev. DR.. A. Hunter, and DR.. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, be-.
tween 9th and 10th streets, West, ION the
same square with Mr.. Gunton's Apothe.
cary Shop.)
IDr. GUNNELL will be at
Mr.. Clagen's Hotel, Alexandra, every
Friday, from 8 A. M. until 2 Z. NJ. lex,
cept during the sessions of Congress.) All
letters addressed to DR.. &. in Washing.
ton, or lett at CIagett's Hotel, will be
punctually attended TO.
Washington, May 81, 1898. law,f
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To Let,

TINE large three story bricklhouse on
l. Prince-street, adjoining the store oil
Mordecai Miller g. Son. Apply to Mary
Ressler, or JAMES CALI.
NAV "a 1aw3w
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For Sale,

For Sale,
A likely mulatto BOY, about 90 years
n old, good dining room servant.
Inquire OF the Printer.
June 8. II
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&c We all must die, ,queth brave Sir Charles,
OF death Pm not aieard;
What boots to live a little spacee
Thank Jesus, I'm prepared"
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J. I'll. RUNNELLS'

Lottery 8. Exchange Office, King st. Aie'
iuly 10
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june "a