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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-18

Tyk<fs President of the Uaited States.
~ pursuance o. law, l. JAMES MorRon. President
OF the United States. do hereby proclaim and
make known. that publis sale will be held at The
ya eSJGsSsgB. the seat of government Of the State
/. Mississippi on the first .HonGGy IN DccenJer nc-t
81 the disposal Of the Land situate in the follow
log desost c., townships 10 ,ne district OF lands ceded
% the United states by the Choctsw Indians, viz:
E.ss Of ils .heriliioa hae Of the District Heat of
Prar. River
fractional townships os ID IS, l6 and ~ of
raage No 4 II, Is, 10 s. IL, OF range No S.
Hen Of Ne Sferiiqa line ef lAe Choc,ay n,rf-ict.
Townships, No. z, q, 9, 10 and IL, Of range No. 1
7,B, 9, and 10 2
2, 8 and 3 8
E'as. 9) i.e .Eerids!n ine Of hs Chcciow District
rownships No 7.8 10. IL. IL, Of range No
y The lands reserved by law for the use Of schools
- Tor other purposes will DC excluded from The sales
which win commence with tie lowest number of
section. township .id range. and viii proceed in reg
ular numerical orler.
Given under my hand at The city Of Washington,
t5ls fifteenth day Of July. AID. 1924
JAMES MoaRoE.
GEORGE GRAHAM,s
Corl-nissioner of the General Lsnd.Ofice.
Juiy 20 I'd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Notice.

w HEREAs caution has bern pub
" iisbed IN the Alexandia Aerat1, II, :,
tive to NY othciai authority ia scii0s as a
Pilot IRON The ports Of AlexaDdiia Gemge
town and Washington: cUp,elpe u U.t
only Necessary IN ny own defence. LuI ex
principle OF justice iouhGeG Oh &c, t.,
deny SAID accusations A 10 seiC ac,u-.
satobs, relative in The frs! place q Is.
presenting a false hrancD, mSs unhtS.
talingIy ieciafe thai he has ass,ll-u, Il.
oDjy hat is Iaise, tvt what was eIsti,G,f-
ed IN envy and malice v nh respect ~
DIS Implied rem0nSiTaUce, as lesar's ~.
faithful discharge Of Guy shd .GpfOlt g
family. would ADVISE him Ia Ge less i.-s
queni IN bis attendance al The Gro& Shop.
and evidence deeper iGteIes, 10 Tie =
CunisIy concerns OF his !aHIi} wnu, /
request this redr uttabie Mr VAUGHAN 10.
cali on the different Merchants siu -p.-
taiDs OF The DI>lrIct, ~ won, bJte Lte,,
employed, to state Whether have nCi al,
ways performed lbe duties ii ny thce III
an iiQnsst, correct and aittlUi Diaiher
shall only conclude, by stating, lhst tie
said DeDjamln Vaughan has pubIl,btd 10
the SorlA IA schools, nnirUiis suQ L.s.:-
CiOos >l3uutls, lOUNdeO on tie nis 10 tact
OF my attending Uiore strictly 10 u,y hus,,
ness, aud possessing, perhaps, mcie kr,w
ledge VI il.
Il has also been said by said Vaughan.
that ''e would never pilot anoiij, V -; 10
Alexaudr.a without receiving FoUn u,tlsfs
per loot, whereas the customary bu.g
IS t1So doitd' Gnd JLfty GEMS, DoAm. att'
htTse dolars and jyy cents up, even m
der the greatest distress. Tie intst.,n
of the said Vaughan vas to aiure a.e ~
much as possible, baviog ascerta;atd list
intended establishing a boat IN lhis
place so as TO render Us iuoepeud ~ &
The baltimore pilotsge: TINS, be supptted,
wouId inlure him in peCuuiary pOlU' al
view, ana this, no doubt, lnduceu bIE 10
pake this daaifous attempt Oil Dy lLa,-
acier and reputation
n. b. Although |, perhaps, have not
served as an apprentice as long as hif,
Vaughan, The Merchants anu CealsM. Of
the District have ou.y 10 apply 20 .}r Sa-
mueI Bean, OF ST. Mary's co. nj wilb
whom served my time III tie buai liuuot
Vernon, 10 ascertain ny csPa6iFy 10 Iul-
FL tbe duties of pilot, b., ~ ai,,. as
such for ten years, between The Ul.tlct.
Cape Henry md Baliiiuosc.
krNNER OLDHAM.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY, SEP 4 EMBER ~.

| 4 Is s & 4 + 4
On Saturday last, beng one OF our reg u
lar muster days, i've OF the Voiunteer Com
panles OF the Second Regiment Gibbs bri>
gade. attended by a hne band OF music.
visited Washington, tor the purpose oil re.
ceiving new arms and aCcoutremen,s
when had been previously obtained by
the General lor them.
and was commanded by Major Hunter.-
The men were handsomely uniformed, all
young and active, looked extremely well,
and performed their duties, we learn, much
to The satisfaction oil their officers, aud all
who saw them. Alter having received
their arms, they waited on General Jones
al MS quarters, paid him the customary
honors, and partook ui relresnment wnicu
be had had prepared tor them.
Our officers speak IN the highest terms
of the polite and friendly atlenlon OF Tie
citizens OF Washington, as We'll as OF the
Government agents with whom they bad
to transact business, and particularly OF
Lieutenant Williams, on whom the duty OF
delivering the equipments desoiyed.
At meeting OF the Common Council of
Alexandra, at their chamber, yesterday
morning, an ample and liberal approprIa-
ton was unanimously made, 10 enable the
COMMITTEE to carry their arrangements
for the reception OF The National Guest
iuto complete effect. We believe that 10
people in the Union will more heartily re-
jolce at his arrival among them, and that
NJ tow, OF the same population, will give
bin more splendid welcome.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
[Con.n.un,caiaon.]
CORONA LiViCA;


Or, Roman Groom of Oak Leave, T. .Acorns.
( he Crown composed OF Oak Leaves
and Acorns, was the highest reward OF
merit bestowed by the Romans. Ii origi-
mated in the purest ages Of the republic,
and was al first given by the person, whose
lite had been saved in battle. to his pre-
server, IN presence OF The General. AZ
terward, 10 the CiceIonian age OF Rome,
il was decreed 10 hat illustrious man, tor
saving the republic from the formidable
conspiracy OF Cataiine, Catullus, and Ca
to. amid the loud acclamalons OF the peo-
pie, hailing him as the father OF bis coun.
try. Whence, Pliny, in honor OF his me-
mory, cries out, Hail thou who vast
first saIuted the Parent OF Thy Country
and JuyeDal,
Roma Parentem.'
Roma Patrem Patrla Ciceronem liberia dixit.'
Among the honors decreed to Augus-
tus Caesar, by the Senate, was this: that
civic crown should be suspended from the
top of his house, between t,vo laurel
branches, as if he were the perpetual pre-
server of DIS citizens, and the conqueror of
his enemies; hence, in some OF the coins
al Augustus. there is civic crowd. with
these words Inscribed 'O5 cives servdtos'
The oaken crown was attended with
such particular booors, that the person
who wore it, sat next the Senate; and
wher be entered at any of the spectacles,
the audience rose up as mark of respect,
inuenti etadm ab Sc ndtS assurgebatur.
The application of the emblem OF the
oakeh hough to the Triumph OF IL fa-
yette. consists in its being the supreme to-
ken OF merit, derived from the most he
rolc and classic recollections, and the re-
ward of him who has been not merely the
preseryer of a SINGLE citizen, but the Pre-
ssrDer of Millions. Again, it is na'loaal
and indlgenal to our soil; the oak grows
fair and tree in liberty's land, and bears
her thunders on the main. Again. it we
hoist an emblem to greet the associate OF
Washington, what could be more appro-
pirate than that which bound the pure aud
bonored brow OF The Father OF his Coun-
try, who still triumphs in our hearts. and
bears The palm alone
Il remains for the citizens OF A'exan-
dfia and elsew here, to say, whether 'Br-
nam wood shall come TO Dunsnane. The
fruit of the oak is now ripe, ripe as the
autumnal donors OF La Fsyette.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
FORTUNATE DISCOVERY.
The New Orleans Courier of the 2lst

The New Orleans Courier of the 2lst
ult. says
"The cay before yesterday, towards
half past 9 O'Clock iu the evening, some
Individuals entered Mr.. Cbardon's house
in bis absence, and removed from ITS
nlace an iron chest. containing 10000
dollars in gold aud silver, loaded it on
hand barrow which they bad provided tor
tbs purpose, and succeeded ~ carrying 1t
as far as the stair case on tn side OF The
street, where, by means OF <Tong ropes,
they we're going to make it up down the
stairs; but unfortunately, 1--WE mean tor
the robbers one of them stepped on a
negro who was lying asleep and who, or
awakening, cried GU, for assistaoce' not
withstanding the threats Of strangling blm
if be made any noise. The neigh5ofs ran
10 the spot, but the robbers, seeing thelr
chance gone, left their prey, aud thfe"
themselves into hackney coach thai was
waiting for them in the street.
We understand that Mr.. Chardon' 10
order TO reward the heroicdl conduct oil
bis slave, intends TO SET hun Tree, ana 10
give bin one fourth OF tie sun ~ MN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Attend on lIle 9th of October

4 S have determined to abandon the
n pursuit OF farming in The coGni,es OF
Prince William and rarfaI, | shall ON
Wednesday, The 9Th day OF October, offer
ON sale at SudDey, viz:
9 horses, 50 head OF fine bred horned
cattle, including very superior BULL,
crossed 10 the Miller by iull blooded
Parkinso IL fine brokea oxen, young
steers, milk COWS and their calves, belers
AMI yearllngs; 100 head OF superior u.eli
no sheep. 80 head oil hogs, wagon aud
gear, 2 OK carts, horse cart, aud 3
horse bar shear plougbs, single do. Bal
trop's improved double shovel ploughs.
slngie pIoughs, triangular cutivaoIs and
bsrrows; together with the necessary gear
and every other implement necessary on
a,talm. At the same ime, shall proba>
bly, ufer On sale all my
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting OF variety Of choice articles,
on credit, With approved security. The
particulars will be made known on The
day oi sale. WIN ROBINSON.
Sudtey, near CentreviHe.
Fdirfua county, Sept E, 1924.
N. b. wish 10 hire out
Fyty-seren LIKELY Staues;
among them are blacksmith, with bis
tools and assIs'st;,) carpenter, several
excellent house servants, 2 COOKS, %
strong men and boys, 8 young women
About 600 barrels OF Indian corn will be
offered 10 lots 10 suit purchasers, detIyera-
bic al the barn. on or before the S5th day
Of December,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
anaW aV

INROM the subscriber in June last, an
a apprentice to the farming business,
named William Henry French, alias
Butts; about .l~elve years OF age: hight
complexion, slender made; had OIL when
he left home, linen shirt and trousers.
All persons are iorewarned from bar
boring said boy, as the law will be en-
forced against all those infringing the
same. HANNAH SOMERS,
sent 21 st Summer Vale
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Strayed or Stolen.

A SILVER hunti e WATCH with gold
"A chain, two seals and key, gold
one of the seals bead OF Shakespeare, ve>
ry finely engraved on a scotch topaz; the
other Bengal blood stone, not engraved.
Also, a plain English silver watch, had
simply black ribbon as chain) and a
common key.
A liberal reward will be given for the
first, as there is attached 10 it more than
its intrinsic value-for tue second suit
able reward will be given, and if restored
no questions wiL be asked. Apply to the
printer sep eft
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

.ss VIII be exposed TO pubic sale st
kcs the Trap, on Saturday HE I'd day
V October next. The schooner FIRST At
TEMPT, now lying in MsIjow's Creek
The terms OF sale will be mace knowG OH
the day OF sale. " w DUAhlNGI ON
Charles County, ii d. Sep s NV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
PIRACY.

PIRACY.
| The brig Paosug, Capt. Downing, ar
rived at Salemeon Friday last, On the
third inst. in Lar. SO, %, N. ion, 81, 10,
w. at 10, A. NJ brig was discovered on
the larboard bow, standing to tue N. Z.
uader easy salt. At IL, being near him,
Capt. - hoisted bis coIors. The pirate
hoisted Bnenos Ayrean colors, and sent
his boat on board--hove tou--asked it
they had beett 10 sell--was ANSWERED., they
could spare two barrels. The officer took
a look round the decks, and ordered two
spars to te sent on board lie brig, Alter
taking Inc -pars on board, the boat re-
turned WI b more men, armed with cut
iasses, anc demanded the long boat to be
got out. which was complied with: order.
ed the smasl bower anchor 70 be put ia
10 her, and the Padang's best chain, about
qb fathoms, which was accordingly Gone.
The officer then ordered the boat TO pro,
coed to the brig--his boat With part OF his
crew remained on board. He likewise
ordered two barreia of beef and four hides
to be put into The boat, which was done.
they then departed with iva OF the brlg's
dlen, TO bring the long boat back. After
taking out these tb,ogs from the long boat,
they told the men they might 90 Oh board
and make sail. The officer then wen, on
board, gave note with tew Spanish
words on 1t for payment-town pump,--
This was fine looking brig OF about $50
tons, % guns, and 50 men according to
the officers account. No doubt this fell
low is robbing every vessel be falls in
with.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Take Notice.
sept 81

A there have been several depreda :
IAtIons committed on MOUNT IDA
FARM, and the larm adjoining the iof-
mer, called the ISLAND, tornefiy The pro-
perry OF CHARLES Alexander, but is now
leased Tor term OF years-ail persons
are torwarDed trespasslng On saId pre-
mises--buntng fishing, or tow ling. or in
any other respect which is contrary TO
the law directs. The TENANl.
sep IA 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

We understand that report has gone
abroad that fever OF a malignant cbarsc.
ter is prevailing in Char louisville, and
The surrounding country. How such re-
port could have been put iDi0 circulation,
1t is not easy to conjecture; Tor we be-
lieve, it may with truth be said that this
section OF the country, particularly Char
Iottesyile. never enjoyed better health
than at present Central Gae.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
AUCTION SALES.


IN consequence Ut The purchaser not cons
4 plying with the terms Ola former sales
the following property will be resold on
Saturday, asd dayct October
next, at II O'Clock, to satisfy an execution
of George Coleman, against Andrew Bar
tie, levied on The said prop+tty:--A lot Of
Ssu.a ground with Two story frame
GTTE house, store room, and all olaes
improvements thereon, situated
" on the west side OF Union>sireet,
beginning So ieel 8 inches 10 the soulhw ard
OF Queen street, aud running soubw aruiy
with Union street 30 teet 6 inches, thence
westwsrdly loo feet, thence norlhwaIdiy
55 feet inches, thence esstwardly iUO
ieet to The beginning Also, one other Tot
s,s.s.s of ground with all the Improve
TgTE ments ihefeon. lyIng on an alley,
Msas running from Waters ST 10 Union 81,
s3aSSAsssS between Cameron and Queen
streets, and beginning On the n,rth slde OF
said alley 100 feet; 10 the westward OF
Union street, aud running west With sold
alley sc ieet inches; thence north, par
aIel to Union street IS teet 8 inches
thence easlwardly, parallel &c Queen sueet
sc itel s inches; thence s'ulGwardiy and
parallel 10 Unlon slrreI 50 tee 5 inches 10
the beginning The above properly VII
he sold ioi cash, to be paid 10 The garshal
on the premises, IS soon as struck Oh; at
which time he deed will he Ieady aud
delivered to the purchaser on tie payn ent
OF The money; and should the purchaser
fsil TO pay The money so required, The
said property will be iortbHIlh Sc, up
and resold. ID. MINOR. ID Nj. Tor
I RiNGGOLD, Marshal.
sep 10 IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
For Port-au-Pri

Nh The good brig COLUMBUS.
& LecGsrd Aarpury, master; burtben
spcut 1900 hbls. For freight or passage
spplY ~ the master, or To
nm JOHN II. LADD s. Co.
"ao kaye for sale, on board sad osssei,
so5s bags mountain green coffee
Sept 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
ltoustkeeper Wanted.

4 SOBER, industrious, middle aged
N woman, is wanted 10 manage the all
fairs OF small family. Apply to the
aug 5--tf PRlN LIT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
SUGAR REFINERY
FOX SdLL.

FOA SdLL.
DURSUANT 10 tue las, will and tesfa-
Il men. OF Daniel Mclean, decd, will be
sold al public auction, On the premises. on
Tuesday, The 1914 Of October neat, lLat
well known rick
SLGak REFINEKI,
and the buildings attached thereto, situat-
ed on Alired-sl. with all the UTENSILS
necessary for such an establishment, now
in the occupancy OF Messrs. Douglass and
Nc Lean. Also, That very desirable Brick
sss..... DWELLING HOUSE, situated
EEyE adjacent to the Sugar House, and
su''0a1 Ths , BY ,p,ep o. g,1d ee
comnmodating, and made known on The day
OF sale.
II is deemed useless 10 give any detailed
account OF tins property, as those DESTROYS
oil purchasing will doubtless view It before
the day OF sale. Ii may. however, be
proper to stale, lha, the property is locat-
ed in most desirable situation; that tie
Refinery has never been idle; thai It's coIi.
siruction and utensils are Oi The best Knl:
az ] that very profitable use has always
been made OF II.
As the executors are desIrous OF closing
their lIusl, they are ANXIOUS 10 sell this es-
Enlistment, aud invite the attentlUh OF
those at a distance.
NORMAN X FiTZHUGH,
JACOB DOUGLASS, Ex'rs.
sept 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Is A humber Of persons of

colour, being DESTROYS to etniglale 10 Hay.
ii, agreeabiy 10 The PROPOSITIONS, ana COON
The fern's proposed by fHsjcttn b,Jsr.
a sui'aGie Vessei to convey tLsn Is xort.
ed by the latter end 81 hi. non,b. Ap-
piyto EDWARD SrAu1 sli
9n4o 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
sep l8

CONSISTING OF
Sheppard's extra supertiue cloths land
kerseymeIes
Blue s. mixed Y rkshire CLOTHS
Do. DO plains 4 kerseys, of supe.
rior quality
Figured and plain bombazettes
Extra superhne black bombazeens
Supertioe blue cloak camoiels
Flannels and swan skins
English sewing silks and twist Of the
first quality
Linen g. diaper tapes, ladies' j. misses
superfiDe cotton hose
Aberdeen. coiored, w. B. s. Osnaburg
threads
Super6ne s. fine ingram carpeting OF he
latest Il handsomest patterns
3, 81 and 4 point blankets
London ollinel & swansdowE vestiGg
Extra treble gilt buttoas and button
moElds
Russia and Irish sheetings, linens aud
long lawns
Table y toweIling diaper + damask
Seine Izoine e Shoe Thread,
Tickenburgs and burlaps
which, with bis former stock on hand
renders his assortment very complete, and
is offered for sale on The usual terms.
.pD7 law6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
For Boston & Newburyport,

MN ine schooner ONLY DAUGH :
80 sER. Capt. Snow. burden $50 bbls.
es Do Can take 500 bbls. freight and passen
W. w, Apply 10 JOHN H. LADD& Co,
ra0e retetved by said ussssi Tor safe
-. SO Casks Thonaston LINE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Best Chewing Iobacco.

EFlFTY hall kegs manufactured Tobs>
Il bacco, SIS, i2's aud i6's to the ID.
Barclay, Grand; warranted equal to any
in The district. Just received by the
schooner Partnership, Meredith, master,
from Richmond, Tor sale by
J. D. BROWN, Agent.
sept 18 n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
&. & |. p. i thompson

Z. & |. p. I thompson
IL AVE received per SHIPS Pioneer, Ea.
il l. gle, and other arrivals ironl Liverpool.
a general and well selected assortment OF
WOGlten and cotton Goods,
AMONG THIN ARE
Imperial Saxony Cloths aud cassiHeres
Fine and superhne do do
Do do double mIlled diab
Pellsse cloths
Plains and tcarDoughts
Valencia and swansduwn vestirgs
Sd cashmere shawls with .!ably chintz
borders
White, scarlet, red, black, gIten an&
yellow 1annes
Fine and superhne Swanskins
Booking and orapeIy bslzes
Plain and figured black and oolore9
BON baZelis
Blue and brown csmblets
"a, "a, l0-4, I'D and l2.4 rose blan~
kets in trusses
8, 81 and point baDketing
Fine and superhne cambria prints, news
est style
9-8 and cam brio musIns
Patent thread, pins, buttons, etc. etc. etc
sept
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Dls tiict Of Columbia.

County Of .lLe41nay,a.
T EVILS HlPk!NS has applied 10 The
- bon. William Crancb, Chief Judge
of The United States circuit court OF the
District of Columbia to be discharged from
imprisonment. under the act Tor the relIet
of insolvent debtors wIlniD the District of
Columbia, on tn eth day OF September
Dex,, al 8 clock A. NJ at the court-b house
in Alexandra, hen and where his Gre
diloTs are required 10 attend.
EDM. |. LEE, C. C.
sep l8 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

saved, with the condition that he will res
main with him TO take care OF other lrea-
sure, sub greater, which will be cenhaed
to bis honesty and DEVOTION
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

- IL ItCt]Ncu Ny sdIiOuS dil'f dia iiOL
L 4 Liverpool, their tall assortment OF
HARDWARE, VIZ:
Bar iron suitable tor gig and carFioIe tire
Hoop, sheet and round iron
Taiiors' Hattlers' and sad irons
Spades and shovels
Best London Crowley's steel, No. 8
English bi,tered and shear steel
Iron weights, halter chains
Smiths handsaws and Dentists files
Plane irons, lions paw & round castors
Bell metal and brass battery kettles
Patent timed saaue pans
Smiths anvils and sedges
Cart back bands, mulln bits
Pump tacks, clasp head nails
Cupboard and pad locks
Chest ana HI hinges
Timmins' patent white metal and brass
xks
Iron and horn combs, sash cord
Sand paper, plated saddlery
Shcmakers' and carpenters tools OF va
rous descriptions
Double and sing lie barrel fowllng guns
Gun furniture, gun locks, &c sc.
.1tso, on hand,
American bar and hoop iron
American bIistered steel, socket shovels
Sweeping brushes
Wbitewasb, horse and shoe brushes
Tanners and shaving brushes
Shoemakars brist!es, chamber bellows
Nixons' patent T. Connecticut ploughs
9 no9I gavin
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
Married.,

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev.
o Norris. Mr.. Joseph Breeders, TO Miss
Eliza Stops, roth o; This plrce.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

IS open DID tbe forenoon from 10 10 o.
clesS; and lGsm ) ~ o..toLR at,eluo4..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19

The amount of the pay to Revolution.
sry Pensioners from Sept. 4, 1920, to
Sept. 4, 1921. was Sl,673,266
To Sept. 4, 1922, l,453,299
To Sept. 4, 1928, l,339,l78
The diminution ofthe Pensions in two
years has been 8 534,O88.-The num-
ber of Pensioners is l2,o6l, of which
245 belong to Rhode. Island.
LARGE Ox.-Mr. Thomas Borden
Of Fall-iiver, killed an Ok last week
which weighed fifteen hnn9redanS. .5y-
six pounds.
The Arkansas Gazette Of the 10th
Dec. correcis the errors into which il had
been betrayed, touching the outragcs Of
the Usage Indians. There was but one
attack, instead of two--for the two hunt
ing parties were united at the onset, and
consisted of between 20 and 80 men.
The fugi;ives Aed in pairs or in couples,
without knowing, at the time. Of the fate
Of their companions; but they concur in
reporting from $ to 8 their party killed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-19

Ephraim Colburn. convicted at New.
Haven. (Con.) OF aiding and assisting in
removing a body from the place Of its in.
termeni to the Medical College, has been
sentenced to nine months imprisonment
IN the county Jail, and to pay fine OF
500 dollars.