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A SITUATION WANTED

fVuNu Man Who Is Qualified for teaching ,I,c ~
q, gsi L"ngvage grammatealy, Writing Ari,bms,lc
urogFnPhy, VEN the Use of the obes and ia I;s,o'
boos-herbing the Elenlrnts Of Geometry pane T,,g
no o a,secal and Theoretical Maihenafics will en-
sa year as Teacher a family or nrieh
gosnopo nsb3Ci letter addressed to L. N Ave,i,s
W ~ hiog Wm County, will DE tlankn1Iv reee,v
eonniies would he preferred. ;" '"s u '"s "iPSS
~. :. G7-oaues
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07

innoEhY AT Quarterly Session co,t he.s -
Richard Timberlake - " -'''enoef, 1924:
Against PiaiDtif,
Richard Taylor, Henley TAYLOR and Eli, h;..,, ,,
liGna his WIFE w ''e' f""eii hBd Chfis-
The defends nj R;eb.,, IT,, Dsf,s.
1 d quo gwen security according 10 The ac, Of asss
s,;s,ac,ia 80 OF this c0uri, ard II appearing t ,b
s,is,artlon OF The rourt hat The said 70 'hr
is eonnr, =, 's,s sale-on the motion Of the sint NV
s epusei IL - ordered, that sal dele nas,, ny
ne, ere on me second Thursday February apras
s,h OF me plaiu, and that copy II his or, h
sueeessvey, and unser cop, posted at IN. ,
' VI ,ne enuri house ot said county And i, is ,,,,
p,s,. MAJ me ueendonts Henley Taylor and q lie WIS.,
canvey a "ur, anu Peier Poweh aud wife, do no; rov
way o. ecree any money, goods or effects i'm IT,.
"e'onstng or due 10 TN. driendaDt Rirha,d T.,t
. eopy-reste, n Glib ~ ~, ny ~, court.
rev Kent Clerks Office Nov a. 81 ~, -. u
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FIFTY DOLLARS REMAK0.

RUNAWAY from the Subscriber Thursday The 18th
oil S.pteinber, negro woman named SALLY, aged
a"vut Weniy two years her complexion n,uiatto but
NOT very brigt-se has IL her face something like
arngworn-her height is between four aud five feet
spare male with a good coustenancs when spoken To-
her dress when she runaway blue plains, asv
RED with her dress of copperas check ed homespnn Is
possible that she may have changed her purchas
e her from Richard Srawn, negro buyer, and he pur
erased her FROM benjamin Grimes in the county Of King
Geofge-itis ps,ibie thai she may have gone back tn
same county, or IS aiming TO get hack, Dir Grimes
ber husband. forwarn all IN ,sters Of vessels from taking
n-gro OF that description bcadit is possible that
sue may nave obtained free papers IL any per
sons vi" Hppreheud the said and deliver her
or secure her In Jail ~ this stale, aud give Information
so that get Der again they shall receive r shove
taken this sisle with all reasonable charges; aud II
the said woman should hr unprecedented state OF
virginia aud brought home 90 me- in said State ar deliver
ed in jail IN The state OF Virginia. give
SO Thai get her agaiH The pcrs persons shall
the reward oisevent3 6se collars, With all Law ui changes
ROBERT ACHEE.
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COHEN IS OFFICE.

CoHEN'S OFFICE
Baltimore. Dec. 2, 1924
GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARYLAND.
No j. now dfa wing EVERY WEEK in the city of BALI
more, under the superinteuancs III The Cunni.
appointed by the Governor and Council
Third DAYS DRAWING:
No 32I7, prize Of $1,000
. 1883 s''S ,p,i.es OF 100
1913 prize Of SO
All marked thus sriJ at CoHENS OFFICE. where the
cash can lie had Tor all prizes the are drawn.
ms scheme, the brilliant in the United States will
draw again On Thursday the 81 hem from
unusually large number of of floating
IN tue wheels, splendid distribution be
The capital prizes still unira~n
40 900 dsiIars 5000 dullars
10000 dulIars 900 dollars
10000 dollars &c of 1000 dollars
Is Of 500 dollars, &c. &c.
All payable in CASH. Dec z. n
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LAWRENCEymLE A5,4nS Nv

VIE regular seIniannua Examination sf his Ac.a.-
=, ~, 10 III ace on the 18Th and 9th inst. '
'"ees present 10 the public the following ,est;r,o
a o "proh',ion from the gentlemen " no wer. REQ ,,s
ed 10 assist in the Examination S's 'eq"esi-
ne subscribers having by invitation attended IN
na"" %, NE fnpiis at the LawreEcevie Acalen,v
.n a, -hh n,, take great Pleasure expressing her
approximation OF the performances which ,bey ~ ~
ne scholars in the male department vrr, n;aaI -
Tue various branches of sducalio USUALLY tang oi
m'es' as the Latin, Greek, and french ianguapS as
ncs &c. and sustained this occasion The Iip char
Ter Oh the school, and reflected great credit nm
and I'll cir 800 ~N'''' v" themselves
An The female department the young ladies sco,;,,,
WIN great honor, Bnd strict examination on
US W say, mat We have never Witnessed an ex bibitin
%, nus h'nh which afforded more prsti6ratin ~ sr
G 10 mose advantage, the skill the teacher and The
e'ess anu At'ainmenfs al the pups-In G,nn,n.r N -,
rc, ueogiapby Arithmec &c. their answers were ra
49,. , ana evincel close and intimate acuuaini
a"ee WIN Their studies The Writing E;n,gres Ns,,.
WV..h, &c were handsome and well exetuie1 ~
we We're much pleased with the performances i, N,s;
S I Ianhg: iu those branches the pupils snrssse Ia,
sm eapee"ons which we had beer tiace.; Il, fr, ,r,n
previous examinations, and the ansicst, -, 10 ~; ia
suuc'ress- Indeed the " boe txn.inatfa M, ~ a.. -
authorize us To recommend warmly ihi. Iusr,;,. 80
ho.ise and patronage ofthe public " S
GEO. o. DROMGUOLE, / hOBERr m rppxu,-r,
ANDREW FIELD, w. III. r. ME,,,,ir T r S'LL,
present teachers. 'e encouragement vi the
An erroneous impression respecting Board .,;,;. =,
,: .ne ifus'ees inform .ie public, ts fsua ri e., 4.
W dollars "se ~ ''on' oV 10
sum"l''e Industry and reward merit the vo,ro ,.,,
a "hsn the prescribed course Of studies in sais
Tn y w,,. ~ iu'n .n reer,ve gold Medal
me trustees think they aid arv ,b;,,r
W recommendation OF this sckso IL heo,thy
noard' the acknowledged qunljfcatiou -; r.
es, au he rapid progress or the paps passes M, sE
Der. z. ~ f''"se'.ru,
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ALABAMA.
Extract Of Letter from Cdhaicba, Alabama,

.Norember 18th, 1894.
"B-iow you have the result of tue Election
| IN thirty counties of this State. fur Electors Of
President and Vice President of the United
States. From this result, those unacqnainted
with the state of the public mind, might he
induced To believe, that Dir. Adams was the
second choice Of the state. The fact is how
ever, FAR different. If The contest had been
between Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. Adams, the
former would have doubled him. Mr.. Adams
has r. ceived nearly all the votes he could have
received under any circumstances. My stu
alton and general acquaintance throughout the
State, have enabled me To ascertain the SEN
iiments of the people Of the stale, with consi-
derahl- certainty, and have no hesitation in
stating that MIR. Craw ford is by an overwhelm-
ing majority, the second choice of the state.
:" 1t is not known who will be supported as
Vice President 1T is more than probable the
vote Of the state will be divided. The Elcc-
TORS are unplrdged,-it is most probable that
II will he, n, o fur Calhoun, aud three for Clay.
Jackson ticket 1850
Adams $500
Crawford I.47S
-Four counties are yet to he heard from
owing Ia HE extreme badness of the weather,
M The day of The Election, not more than half
the voters turned out"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07

hFiNu bren appointed 10y Hanover court, u plaster
CommsiOnsr Of said Court, Ia settle james fox =
account OF his administration OF the OF katb1 Fox
decAfi persons concerned will take notice that s,
proceed 70 the settlement Of ssid account this place on
Tuesday the 18th OF this month.
60. DEM. POLLARD, M. O.
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ne mrs. day of January, 1895 one CT tue most des;r
spe Ianny residences IN Williamsburg " ~ he sold Ar
p"o'c aneunn VIZ: The hr9ses and on Palace
T ny mrs. sh'pwith and now occupied by Mrs Pare
ae.bs, one tid cashthe residue on "A
Bale 10 be conducted by the subse riber ne a.n, s
presf nj owners, who reside 10 Pennsylvania. - ''
No. ROBERT ANDERSON
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PERSONAL PROPERTY En TSs . s - :

vrrTtI ItOt Tsh11 FUK Sail
w ih ay Dc sold to the highest bidder on Monday The Sd
s,nniy OF Goociand, within IA miles oG :" ..e
Jsn's' ,9,ongng TO the estate Of the lane poe.oy
~, .. imam, consisting Of men, women ard cb;lSrsr
M we men are as valuable field hands as any T.; ~,
b"ndrea e same me and place will be sold fren 10
I, Gu. srrItis oi Corn. yoke Of excellent or a.,
i,a 10" ag,es IS or 20 head of Cattle some hnit
a;. e oauer ano Oats, Farming rienss oi evsrv
s'np,'o', &c &c &c Terms OF sale ali sum. -, *
' a.l sums over 90 dollars msnths credit ~
f''ei giving Sond with approved securiiy e
Join GILLIAN, Ex,o-s r
Dec. 7. A"' Jas 3 Gillian.
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$50 NOTE MISMATCUED--

WE have IN our possession odd halves OF the following
W Dank Notes viz. BARK OF Virginia, Iei,er t. No
100 dated III February isI2 for SO dollars signed Iy
n.ooAsnbfoags, pfesdent--snd Branch Bank Of vir
gma AZ LyncbtuFg letter No 645or 80 dollars signed
y w. pandridge Cashier Any yersop having the cor
IesPohuirg halves or either Of her baye tie mistake
lyuchburg. Dec. a. si---4
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(ConpauttcGttd1
m' Edi,or'-in ypar Taper o. the End ut u IS s,at
Ell marcbes arrived in the city Richmond This is
deemed incorrect the writer of this with him aboa
the middle of May, place called Cures, Is MILES below
aicnnond, and there paIiook with him Of Strawberries
furniture b-ng either destroyed 10y The British
There chair in thr house, and the Gen epoyed
the standing in North Porr IL Is also stated
That Lord Corn~ ais having formed junction in the
own OF Petersburg with Gen Phillips" Ac-When Gen
Ia Fayeiie canronaded Petersburg from Archer Hill OPP
roste thereto, THE nijact OF v bach d.
versna the supplies going
Gen Grrenes arny,l Phillips dying in Mrs. Billings
house, through which Of The shoi penetrated and
Philips removed into the cellar, exrlaiming, Damn
The r-heis-Wi they not let die in peace''-Cora
wallis arrived IN Petersburg few days after his death, and
pi course formed juacton with him. iii his
arrival Arnold had the command Of the British arnyhis
mt recoec,ed whether CORVALLIS crsed James river
MISSIONER not--but IL is probable he should 20
FAR of his river where IL is mile vide
when he might have crossed higher where II /,
further stated, that Gen. Wayne rapidly moving
through Virginia join Gen In Fayeite"At that lime
mandfd by Doy"-Apd il is certain that Gen. La Fay
ete, perhaps thinking him rather tarv, dispatched Col
Ohares Fleming (hroher the late judge, who had
manded regin-n AMI was as Cesar brave, Arisles
brtvern the Two Generals, which AMI ardent
aud took pace Kaeoon Ford the Rappin In Orange
County Tue rest oi the siatemeats believed To be per
ectiy correct.
ANGLO AMERiCANUs.
Powhatan, Nov. 10, 1894.
n The last M. Of soLoN, OIL TAusday-The Isl No.
Of a PLANTER, ON Saturday.
Married Thursday last MIR. ELIJAH q HINES To
the amabie Miss MARY JERMAN, daughter Of Garland
Brown, all Of buckingham county!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07

., me Legislature of Georria have .v,,o...s
S,a interpretation of the resoIn,;ans or rho
sIawe. VI ONO. proposing the Characterization If
cIara, , passed 18th Jan. 1924: will, this de.
iatnre Il, position I, on the part of the Legs.
hcr ss,i,. .at Georgia claims the right with
w, ,?outhcrn sisters, whose situation ;n The y.
SIMILAR Of moving this question when ~
mic eysr ys.en OF benevolent and phiIanlhro.
and ; saerl'ons, in consistency with her rights
Th Tn, ms" snail render it practicable. >, %
Coroiina g eoo y, Governor Holmes Of Worth
S,,y delicate subject, in which he so",,' WI
'''a'es have deep INTEREST," ,.' 'De southern
,ss 'pe ersn a number Of slaves recsnn~
property or rer,nsr row on the community, with
craze to The I 81 these miserable peonie ~, &
sy. o. oesss Also many free persons , y" s bless
10 49,, as.e1 the bi,ter eup or sIevs " coior, VINO
.bs, n 7. suggested w much 1sve visited
smigrass TO our ,s's 70 prevent return Of those
'"a"qy seems 70 reqaire this preg,o own sae,y and
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NOTICE.,

THE subscriber having made other nrr,rosr,, -,
now dispose OF bis May field Estate on,y nj nri,.,
saie having Declined selling his Greensyili. pi,n,a,;
~ ne pershaoie part OF both EstaesAi those q. H.,
may Rave any claims against him. will please send in
counts that the necessary provision may be made
Dec. z. C4-st rDxr.,o :.
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Married Thursday last Mr. ELIJAH q HINES To
the amiable Miss MARY JERMAN, daughter Of Garland
Brown, all of Buckingham county.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
This is to give Notice,

TINA the subscriber has obtained from
Z the orphans court y! Charles county,
letters iestanentary on the personal es-
tate OF Joanna + Sioddert, late OF said
County deceased, ali persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with The vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or before The
first day Of October next. they'may other
wise. by law. be excluded from all bene-
III 10 The SAID estate; and all those indebt
ed thereto, are particularly desired to
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 18th day OF March, 1894.
WIN. MCPHERSON, Executor.
march 30 law3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
Soy MARINE LIST, 10,
PORT CT ALEXANDRA.
AhRlEED-MarCh 20.

U S. brig Purpose. 1t. comd't Ramage
anchored off ibe town Tor pilot for Wash
ington.
Schr. Shark, Smith, Camden, IA days;
iiue aud fish 10 the master.
Schr. Sally, Baker, Dennis, Is days;
ballast.
Schr. Twin Brothers. Baker, Baltimore;
freight to merchants.
Soop Traveller, Rowland, N. York, 8
days; salt 10 J. fl. Laid q Co. and bal.
last 10 the master.
SIoop Olive Branch, Anthony, N. Bed
fork. via Norfolk, 4 days; produce to l..
ii. Rowland.
SAlLED-March 90,
SIoop Naragan.et, Fish, Norfolk.
Schr Mary, Preble, Portland.
Sloop Paulina, Wilson, Providence,
Brig George Washiugton' Rhodes, Pro.
violence.
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FAIR PLAY.
NORFOLK, March y6.

NORFOLK, March 20.
The U. S. Ship Peacock, Capt VII
LIAM CARTER. got under way from Hamp-
ton Roads, yesterday afternoon at 3 o.
clock and was below O!d Point, standing
down. with light breeze, when the team
boat Hampton crossed the Roa ds, al B o.
click She proceeds to join the :'Ieate
United Sfates. in thu Pacific. These ves-
seis compose The squadron under the or.
ders OF Commodore Isaac Hull, destined
TO look after the interests OF American
commerce IN that sea.
Tb. Peacock Is one of the handsOInesi
vessels ct her class IN the service and is In
elegant order We learn that she was fur
n,shed here, with an excellent library, a
very essential article to the Improvement
Of her officers aud crew on so long cruise
Lit. Beverly keuuOn goes GU, IN the
Peacock, 10 join the trlsale United States.
Beacvn.l
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Porter, Ale 8 Crab Cider;
Vines, liquors, Groceries, &c.

Vines, Liquors, Groceries, &c.
aAyE have received, per sloop Cons,i
w tuition. from Philadelphia, our
FIRST SPRING SUPPLY
of Superior Qualify Porter, ale, and crab
CIDER, tor sale. on moderate terms, by the
barrel or dozen.
Madeira. (oId ami sup Murdock & }. h.
March 4 Cos braads)
Port, clare', l. p Teaelife, WINES
Lisbon, sweet Malaga
Old cognac and peach BRANDY
Holland and Anchor GIN
Jamaica and Antigua OLD RUM
High proof aud Common WhlSKEY
Fine TEAS, particularly selected
Sugars, spices, groceries, &c.
Goshen cheese;m me bIt'ers; cordials, etc
Superior SALAD OIL, in TASKS
Demij1hns, from halt gallon to SIX
Market ba>ke,s. a fresh supply
Liverpool ground alum aud sack salt
Clover seed. &c. sc &c
WIN DUNLAP u son,
RoyaI-street, next door to the City Hotel.
Alexandria March 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
Board of Health.
March 27. 1924

.HHrCh Z, iO-1.
Ordersd, that the members of the board OF
health, each in his particular district, ua"er-
take 10 scrutlnize the various portions oil the
town. for the discovery and removal bt nuis'
anccs accol ding to the following arrangement
Daniel Wright, East OF Royal and south OF
Prince street.
Geo. 5. Hough, South of Prince, between
Washington and ROYAL streets.
James Harper, West Of Washington and
South Of Prince street.
Presley Jacobs, Last of Royal, between
King and Prince streets. =.
Crorye Coleman, West of Royal, East OF
Washington, between King and Prince SIS.
Ezra Lunt, West OF Washington, between
King and Prince streets.
BENJAMIN Waters, East Of Royal and North
of King street
Robert Brock ett. Jun. North of King be-
rween Washington and Royal streets.
A G.. Cazenove, North of King and west
of Washington streets
And that they exercise with PromPeneS,'
their duties, in having removed !, IN the mooe
prescribed by the laws OF the corporation, such
nuisances as may come undsr their notice'
and as manv nuisances may escape the mem
bers of the board, citizens generally are
requested to communicate verbally, or IN VIII
ing. to any member of the board, or to the
SUPERINTENDENT of police, all neglected nu'
lsances that may come under their oose''a'
ton. designating the places. owners or occu'
piers of the property, where such nu'sance'
may be discovereG-By order OF the Board
A. CAZENOVE, Pres.
Gro COLEMAN Sec.
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For Freight,

kA The tsst sailing coppeIed brig
SA&KANGER. Hedges, master; carr
1000 barrels; an excellent vessel, ana VII
be ready Tor The reception d . cargo 70
few days. Apply to VIM FO"Lt 4 70
Who hope for sale, said briggs cargo q
3ooo bu,beI, bright Isle Mayo salt
march 23
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
For Portland,

Xxx The good sIoop FAFORlIE,
EA& james Stroute, jr. master; VIII be
ready 10 receive freight in lew days.
For term. apply to. Wn. tOWLE Il 20.
Who have for sale said slooP's cargo ct
Fifty Thousand feet Of Portland BOaRDS.
march %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
Consignment.

TUST received and offered TOR sale, a,
- The Philadelphia prices, Celia hdkis
PeIerines and Ryardares fancy silk and
gsuze handkerchIeIs; genlleneh's fash.
Ionaille crava,s, bobb!nsl and lace wells
&c sc
SAMUEL MARK, Agent.
march 81 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
march 80

o think not nv purse will be always as light,
And as empty and bare as it seems to you nov;
Nor expect that the dark, sullen scowl OF to-.
night, brow.
Will return with tomorrow TO black'h my
No, the .ticket' I've purchased at Runnclls's
shop,
As certain as fate will come ont a geeat prize,
And the sudden transition, the magical hope,
viii flash on my soul and give light to my eyes.
Then pledge me, wass, let us toss off bum
per,
And swell high the chorus to Runneli's name,
He who changes pigmy az once to athumPer,
And crowns him with fortune, prcferment,
and lame.
The thread of our cries would be dark, Hea-
ven knows,
If il were mott tor cash and the comfort it brings
And ! care not how soon may sink to repose,
When the hope Of a fortune torevertakes wings.
And those bards who have scrubbed the sweet
est and prettiest,
About love q friendship acknowledge the fact,
That cash means IN EN- both, and tits certainly
wittiest,
To take short word tits so trig and compact.
Then pledge me We wags let us toss OH bumper
Ands high the chorus TO Rinne!lS 5 name;
He who changes Pigmy at one to thumPer'
And crowns him with fortune preterment and
fame.
THEN FOR THE HIGH PRIZES TO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
New Fashion.
For Freight.

VI iNiSH',
h, The ship HANTONIA. w. Tis.
.fsM& dali, master carries about $3.50
bbis or 800 hhds of tobacco. is good yes
sci and ~ complete order; will DE ready
in tew days for the reception OF a cargo.
Apply TO VIM. FOWLE & Co
Who haze for sale said ships cargo Of 81.
Ubes SALT, and
SO sacks OF Liverpool blown salt, and
200 bundles OF hay
They have also in store tor sale
$4,000 bushels Of ST Ubes and Cadiz salt,
sslable for the fisheries.
march 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
For Boston,

-4> The schr. SYREN, Simon Emo.
.&Mry. master; will sail in. a few days.
aod take some freight. For sale, said scbrs.
cargo OF 30, 900 feet Of lumber. Apply 10
Wm. FOWLE L. Co.
march %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30

New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Lousr end Of h'ng st. opposite Hugh
Smith d Cos.
CLAGEl / AND PAGE
HAVEjus, received and offer for sales
II S Ms.' d l%S's and Sugars
j M;:' India and Coffee
Guppowder. Imperial, }T'eas
Y. Hyson and Souchong 4 o"o
Jamaica Il N f. Kun
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira VINE, Howard, March, g.
Cos brandy
Tenerifle s. Malaga wines
Baltimore ~biskey in bbls.
While gin
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pImento, nutmegs, cloves, &c.
which having been purchased with cash,
they will sell low on the same terms.
march l3 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
Dying.

Dying.
THEIsubscrber still continues to car
j ry On the DYING BUSINESS at his
old stand, near the Mechanics Bank, at
his usual prices, viz.
Ladies dresses, black, rs cts.
Oher colors nj 90
Shawls, large size, SO
Small shawIs IS
Legborn bonnels dyed and
dressed so,
GentIeTens' coats dyed 5i'k 90
Other Colurs les
PanlalopDs dyed black IS,
mar I3-.f Il &. LANPHffR
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
Wheat.

GEO. COLEMAN, Sec.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-30
AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock,
w ILL. be sold at the auction store.
w great variety OF seasOnable gosos,
such as
Groceries OF every description
Furniture do
Dry Goods do
Crockery do
Hardware do
Cuba and st. Domingo tobacco
Spanish and Cd quality segars
Cd hand carriage, gig aud cart!
A lew elegant brides
case tunblers
L. bbls herrings, sc. SC.
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ID boxes oranges
do shoes
bales hops
Also will be added
Il Tapo Story Frame House,
and Lot of Ground, near the Spa Spring.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc,
N. B. a large quantity OF goods OF an
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BENEvoLENCE.

The following is a list of the chaTita-
bic establishments in London in the
year 1922.
l. Forty three Free Schools, in which
1000 children are either educated or
supported, or both.
9. Seventeen Schools for children
wholly destitute and forsaken.
8. Two hundred and thirty seven Par
ish Schools, supported by voluntary
contributions, and in which from 10000
to 10000 children are educated.
a. Twenty two Hospitals for sick, in
firm, or lying-in patients.
5. Two Lunatic Hospitals.
6. One hundred and seven Poor Hou-
for the support OF INDECENT aged per-
sons.
7. Eighteen establishments for the re-
lief ofspecifc classes of the unfortunate,
poor, and helpless.
8. Twenty Dispensaries, from which
Medicine is gratuitously distributed TO
the poor.
In all these establishments it is caIcu-
lated that nearly four millions of dollars
are annually expended.