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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
oplendld Furniture, &c.

SpleltOIu uFliItuFc, &C.
1VHE subscribers have how on hand and
will continue to manufacture at their
v are room, on King street, next door 10
the corner OF Alfred street. the greatest
variety Of ths most
fashionable i Durable Fur
niture,
made in very superior style, by work.
men OF the best skill and experience
They have spared fi0 exeftiOn or pains 10
oririg their business 10 the highest state OF
Improvement, and they Halter themselves
that The furniture they now offer is equal
to any exhibited in any OF the principal
cities In the Union. They will dispose OF
the above On the most favorable terms for
cash, to punctual men OF in barter. They
keep for retail mahogany and other mate
rails used by cabinel-makers, which they
offer at the lowest prices. Orders pun.lu.
ally attended to.
JOHN s KOONES T. Co.
P. S. FUNERALS undertaken at prices
commensurate with the present times
JAMS 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Rank Ot Alexandria,

January ., 1894,
4 DIVIDEND OF Eve dollars share,
IA on tho capital STOCK OF this Bank, is
this day declared. aud will he paid 10
the stockholders or their representatives,
on or after Thursday next, the 9th inst.
By order OF the Board.
J. L. McKENNA, Cashier.
ian S 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
For Sale.

For Sale.
TINE RETREAT g. PLANTATION,
Il formerly the residence OF DANIEL OF
ST. THOMAS JEEIFEA, ESQ. deceased
This body of land lies adjoining the
town Of Port Tobacco. Maryland, and
binds on. the Greek nearly two miles, con.
tanning upw ards Of Hoo acres. Its sus
ceptible OF q Convenient division; the
mail road from Port Tobacco TO Mamie.
moy separating it into nearly equal parts.
The land on the south side of the road,
generally known as the PLANTATION,
includes about Too acres, with an exten.
sive Quarter and Overseer's House, Sta.
bles, Hay Lott, and Granary under one
roof, Crib, Corn House, and large TO.
bacco Barn. This land is abundantly
watered, and is adapted TO the growth Of
corn, wheat and tobacco; a Meadow, in
nearly So acres, part OF which is set
with timothy. The land on The north
side of the road, known as the RE-
TREAT, 10 one OF the most desirable ST.
tuations 10 the county ior'a professional
gentleman, being remarkable for health
aud excellent water. The buildings up
- on this part are a convenient
3 Frame Dwelling House, with two
sSs! rooms on each door, a wide pas
A2sage below, kitchen adjoining,
an Office, with two rooms. Meat House.
Store House and Stables. including Car.
riage House aud Hay Loft. The mea.
dow on The estate lies contiguous to Ell
Their division.
Also, fifty acres Of land about a nile
from the latter. entirely covered with
Wood and Rail timber.
The whole Of this property will be sold
together or separate, as purchasers may
desire. For terms, &c. apply to the sub
scIiher, living Dear Allen. Fresh, Md.
DANIEL JENiFER.
ian 10 zawsw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Public Sale.

H1ILL be sold. to the highest bidder.
w on Monday, 18th inst. (being me
FIRST day Of January Conrt, a, John Bro~
naugh's tavern, Fairfax Court House.. Va.
The residue Of those slaves given w to DO
sold - the property Ut B. K. DAVIS, de.
ceased; 10 number between 10 aud ia--
consisting OF one lad between 10 anu II
years old; boy 9 OF 8; owe did mar,
and several women and some children. -
erms--fOr the lad cash will be required,
and for The residue credit until the 18th
Sept. next; The purchaser giving bond and
approved security. There is sIso TO be
sold on tne saGe day, q tOIerable good
Smith, terms. not known; but II j, believed
will be tbe same credIi.
ROB'T RADCLIFFE.
adm'r Of B r. DAVIS. zee.
Jan b 2wYW
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Notice.

Notice.
Murine Inuranee Company Of Alex's,2
=. alexandria, January3, 1894.
THE stockholders in this company are
L hereby informed that dividend of
tour per cent is declared on that part of
the capital stock now paid, for The last six
months; which, will be ready to he paid
them on Tuesday the 18th inst.
} B. NICHOLS Sec.
lan3 iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
III MARINE LIST, n
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED, Jan. 3.
S'oop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore, 4 d.;
:reigh, for The District.
SAILED,
Brig Atlantic, Rowland, Boston.
Ship Boston, hence, at Gibraltar Is! ult.
all we'll.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10

40 hhds. prime ". D. Sugar,
4 do. old, 5th proof h,.m.
Just received, Tor sale by
jan 10 c. & |. P. THOMPSON.
New and Interesting Books.
lust published, and for sale at the
u stores Of Messrs John A. &espars anu
ydndfer 7. Kennedy, and at the booksel.
lers IN Washington and Georgetown,
An distract Of .New Theory y the
Formation Of the Earth.
By Ira HILL, A NJ.
Also, BY the same author,
AN ESSAY ON EDUCATION,
She " ing the detects Of our presen, modes
OF Instruction, and proposing method, OF
managing Schools, BY which great taciIi-
lies will be gainec in the teaching OF
Youth.
The above are earnestly recommended
to those engaged in forming the Tind, and
whose province it is 70 teach the young
idea how 10 shoot"
JOHN P EN- WHSLE,
Jan 10 Agent TO the Author.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
trustees Sale.

On Monday. 2sth Aarch. 1924.
4 + ten O'Clock, A. h. the .ubsets.
"A Der, under The authority OF d..s of
trust from tbe late Daniel Doug heIii, to
secure the payment Of CERTAIN sulD Of
money to John M'rherson, jf. t6efs,n
49,, mentioned, will expose to pebble
III. sale % lo 81 eSsFsSS;;Ss c1a snsl'''a
~wi,h The ,enements and improve.
menls thereon, situate at the intersection
OF King and West streets, in the town Of
Alexapdria, fronting on Klng street enc
hundred and twenty three ieel, five inch.
es. and extending on West street one hun.
dred and seventy SIX teet seven inches.
This valuable properly will he SOLD Tor
cash; and Upon the receipt vi the pur.
chase money, the subscriber will execute
. deed, conveying all his right as a trus.
tee.. n. s. WtSE-1 rustee.
dee 80 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Notice.

Notice.
THE copar:nership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers, under tue
firm OF Tyler 4 Baird. is this day dissolv-
ed, by mutual consent. All persons bav.
ing any claims against the said iru are re.
quested 10 present them, and all persons
indebted to pay the same TO either OF the
parties. JOHN I. TYLER,
jan I Ct THOMAS E. BAIRD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Snow Hill For Sale.

DECENT domestic occurrences will
~ induce me TO sell this highly valuable
and beautiful estate, situated in The upper
part Of Prince William County. Virginia.
near the line OF Lo6doun County, and s
miles from the Bull Kun Mountains. so
miles from Washington City and Alex an.
dria, over good turnpike, containing 879
acres OF 6ne corn land, producing . spon
ianeous growth Of poplar and locust, 10 di.
Sided into s fields OF lee. TO I4U acres each
has 200 bushels of 6De wheat we'll out
in, ION field that produced $500 bushels
four years ago,l SO bushels Of rye, 20
acres in clover. 40 acres in state OF pre-
paration for oats in the Spring, and 80
acres tor tobacco, OF soil veil adapted.
from an experiment Of this year, to the
growth OF high priced tobacco, Any por.
ton of The crop OF corn o. 600 or 500 bar.
rels, may be had with il il required-a.
bout 200 acres IN WOOD and rail timber.
The improvements consist OF a
Tro Story Dooelling House,
in good order, with four rooms and spa
cious passage on each floor, With two
Grecian porches, finished in very supe-
rior style, and stone kitchen and cook
house, and all other houses necessary on
such an estate, good garden and 40 or.
cbard OF choice fruit. A small portion on
~ Of the purchase money will be required
in hand, and the balance in tour install
ments, 10 such portions as shall be stipu.
lated. For health, beauty OF situation,
and agreeable society. it stands uuriyal.
led IN any part of the country. A good
bargain will be given il an early arrange,
ment can be made.
WILLIAM HEBB,
jan Sim near Hay MaIket, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
For Rent,
To Let.

To- Let,
Aa :. A convenient two story brick
[" dwelling house on Duke.a, one
&sSS door west OF Patrick-street Also,
As comfortable frame tenement Oh
Patrick-street near the corner OF Duke -
Also, about IL acres Of land, now inc iosed,
With small frame building thereon, hand.
somel y situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout II miles from Alexandra. The rents
Of tie above property will be made low to
good tenants. For terms apply to
w. d. MUTT L. Co.
jan 10 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10

New Orleans Sugar.
INEN hhds new crop Orleans sugar, re.
i presented OF good quality, landing
from sloop Fanny, and for sale by
ianlo ANIL AESSER3MIT :.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of trust from VIII
ID liam Crsnch to James H. Hooe, We
shall sell at public auction. to the highest
bidder, for cash, on the 2Oth day Of
March nezi, at IL o'clock of that day, al
Cats tavern. at the West End, in Fair
fax county.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Bank of Alexandria.

December IS, 1928
TINE Stockholders in this iustiutioA
4 are hereby bottled that On risetios
tor ten Directors, TO manage its s6sirs tos
lie ehsu'ng year, will be held at The Posp
Hall, on he third Monday. (ibe 18th ef
Jaovary next By order of The Board
JAMES l.. MsKENNA,.Cy .hiss.
aeea3 sssJlS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
On Saturday.

VHHE 3Ist inst. will positively be drawn
i in the fciiy Of Richmond, the 6rst
class Of the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
AUCTION SALES.

Book Sale.
THIS EVENING, At 7 o'clock.
M ILL be sold at the auction Office, s
W superb coiIsrtion Of BOOKS, con.
sisting OF every variety. %,
Catalogues ready ler delivery 4 books
for inspection GU The day Of sale.
S. A. MARSTELLER, aue.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10

"a TUESDAY, at 10 O'clock,
IA, ILL be sold st the Auction Office, .
w neat and comfortable small
/. DWELLING, IN FEE Staple.
in the upper ead Of the ,own For partis
culars enquire at The Office.
ian 10 s. MARS TELLER.
/ IN TUESDAY al 10 clock, vii, 20
Osold at the auction store, q great va
rleiy OF goods, among which are
Sugar in hhds' piushtO, mustard
Coffee, tea, stoves, CRATES
Iron, ware, beef, hsh, furniture
Also, -Cloibs, csssimeres, IassInstb |.
Hosiery, cottoEs, &c. ALSO,
= Hardware OteveIy kInd
lap8 S.A: MAkSI kLLER, aue.- :
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10

jan 5
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
sa5 h.. se,ved sentence OF death, to
be recntsa on the first OF December
nesa TO-


/
! 3ank X S5ery-On ednesday eve
MIG last, short time after the usual
{ SINNER hour, as the Cashier ofthe Hunts
Vile Bank vas going from the banking
rom, 10 the directors room, up stairs, he
wasknocked downin the passage, and rob
bed of large bundle of notes of the bank.
We understand that he had taken the
bundle from The iron chest, and was APP
preaching the back door OF the passage,
which mad previously been left unlocked,
withia candle in his hand, when it was
suddenly burst open by the robber, who
stunned the Cashier with blow on the
head, and possessing himself OF the mo-
pey, made a precipitate retreat the back
way. The notes we're all OF date pre-
vious to 10Th July last, signed by Ben.
Cox or Eldred Rawlins, cashiers, were
principally of large denominations, and
had recently been redeemed by the
bank.-As there are but very Jew notes
of this description in circulation, the
public should be cautious how and oI
whom they receive them. The amount
taken is between IS and $4,000 dollars
The bank offers reward of $4,000
for experimenting the robber, and WE
cannot but sincerely hope that such dar
Ing Vilany will receive condign punish.
men,. Hefub.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

ed States, and the Secretary Of War.
In other carriages followed the Ge-
neral's family, revolutionary officers,
and others /; and the procession was clos
ed by an immense concourse of citizens.
The whole proceeded to the Generals
quarters, where he was received by Ma
jor Gendral r. B. Taylor, and Staff,
with host of officers, attached TO the
various Virginia corps.
On Tuesday the 10th, there was 10 be
grand review. On the plains OF York
a splendid arch is erected; and two
handsome obelisks mark the Two cele-
brated points of attack, during the siege
The number of persons assembled q
York, was estimated at about six thou
sand.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16


PRESIDENTIAL observation-disclosures from
the counties of Gallaiin, White, and Ed
wards, give Mr.. EDDY majority OF 269
over General White, and la9 ever Mr.
Gray, in the second district. 1t is I'M
ders,ood the Clay ticket prevailed in the
upper part Of the district.
Returns from the counties of Alcxan.
der, Union, Jackson, Johnson, Pope,
Randolph, and Washington, in the third
district, give for the Jackson ticket, S45
Adams, 2l7; Crawford, 2o4; Clay, 1913.
Col. Field, the Jackson candidate, is UNI
doubtedly elected.
In Missouri, the Clay ticket has sue
ceeded in two districts. In the third, ii
is doubtful between jackson aud Clay.
The election for Electors was held in
Pennsylvania and Ohio, on the 29th OF
October; in Kentucky and Indiana, on
the 9Th inst.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

grea, nur,ber Of persons II the Il
of this society, who are wholly des
Of the Word OF God, and anxious lo'A
ply them with as little delay as possib.S,@
made application to the parent society.
for one hundred Bibles and one hundred
Testan ents, although the funds OF this
society were inadequate to pay for them
One hundred Bibles and one hundred
and fifty Testaments were Immediately
shipped from New-York to our society.
And it is with pleasure and gratitude we
add, thai they generously made dons-
ton OF fifty of the Bibtes and one hum
dred of the Testamenls, and for the re-
mainder they gave credit. The Bibles
and Testamenrs have just been received,
and are, this day, ready for delivery to
all persons who are in want Of this sacred
volume.
The amount Of subscriptions by mems
bers of the society, is thirty EIGHT dole
lars, of whl b twenty zone dollars and SIX
~ nine cents have been paid into the
treasury, and sixteen dollars and thirty
one cents are now due. There have been
nine dollars and forly-t0ur cents drawn
from the treasury for incidental expen-
SEES, leaving a balance now on hand OF
twelve dollars and twenty-five cents,
! which with the sum due from subscrl-
/ bers will make twenty eight dollars and
! fifty six cents. The debt contracted with
the American Bible Society Is slxty-se-
ven dollars, which will be paid as soon
as the funds oi'this society will admit.
| we believe that some zeal in the Bible
cause has been excited in this county.
But it is cause worthy Of much morp
zeal and exerIun. The utility OF asses
Citations like ours must be evident to all.
LIS object ID no less than the wide circus
latio'I OF the Bible, The receptacle OF our
| common faith. That Book To which all
appeal for the validity of cur doctrines
That Book, The proprieIy of whose PIE
cepls, and the dignified simplicity Of
whose doctrine, proclaim it to be OF Di-
vine origin. Thar Book, characlsrized
as the ma,chless volume OF morality end
religion. Every one who believes in the
Immortality OF the soul, in the necessity
oil DIVINE revelation, are called upon to
unite with US. Who, then, can remain
an idle spectator? Who will not give
| his mite for the furtherance of this glo-
rious work Who will not Cooperate
| with angels and with God!
Rev. J M PECK delivered an interest.
ing and eloquent discourse, and The
meeting was closed by the Rev. Mr.,
RoBrNsoN, of St. Charles, Missouri.
Ordered, That the Secretary furnish
a copy of the proceedings for publication
in the Edwardsville Spectator.
HORATIO NEWHALL, Sec'g.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
SlPl.SO!p ATD,no
EDwARDsvlLLE, NOVEMBER le, 1924.

Yesterday was the day appointed for the
meeting of the General Assembly, by the pro-
clamation of the Governor. The proceedings
of that body will be laid before our readers
early as possible.
A Senator to Congress, to fill the vacancy
occasioned blythe resignation OF Gov. Edwards,
will robably be appointed during the present
week. We understand that Mr. Lockwood OF
this town, Mr. Kane of Kaskaskia Mr.. M'Lean
of Shawneeto and Mr.. Sloo OF nIeansbo-
rough, are candidates for this office.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
BOND COUNTY BIBLE. SOCIETY.

BOND COUNTY BIBLE. SOCIETY.
AT meeting of the Bond County BIZ
BILE Society, held at Grcenville, on Sa.
turdsv, 9th November, the Board Of Di.
rectors made the following Report:
With pleasure the Bond County Bible
Society present to their constituents, their
first semi-annual report. The society
was organized on the 4th Of June last,
and although bu, seventeen persons were
present at its organization, the society
now numbers seuensy as annual sub
scribers.
Application was made, in June, to the
American Bible Society, that this socie-
ty mighrbe recognized as an auxiliary.
Our request was made known to the ma
nagers; they were highly gratiGed to
learn that our society had been formed,
and We were cordially recognized as aux
Hilary to that grea, national institution.
The pircr:crs, being aware Of the
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

Rrie Canal Commerce.-From the
arst to the tenth day OF October, one hun.
bred and thirty three boats we're cleared
at Albany, with seven hundred and thir-
" two tons of merchandise, and seventy
Eve tons Of iron castings, besides house
held goods and article not ,snm eratcd
On herases oftol..~At3eaf Del. szSv.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
DOMES'HiC.

Ohio Eiections.-TheG General Elec-
lions in Ohio were held early ~ October.
Messrs. Trilnble and Morrow vera can
didates for Governor. Ii appears to have
been close election betwcenthem and
it is not yet sscertained which has sue
ceeded. Gen. James Findies is electe d
to Congress in the first Congressional
district, (Which includes Cintinnad) by
aconsiderable majority over Mr.. OAKLEY,
the present member. John Woods, IN
the second district, in the place OF Mr..
Ross. David Jennings, in the tenth, in
the place Of Mr.. Patterson, John
TAomhson, in the sixth, (Which includes
Chill,cothe) in the place Of Gem M .dr,
thur Messrs. Vance, Campbell, Vinton,
Wiison, Sloane, Whitsiesey, aud Beech
er, il is said, are reelected. MIR. M leu,
i, appears, is also re-elec,ed; his oppo-
nent, the famous Capt. Riley, got very
few votes. Commentator.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16
AGRICULTURAL.

The Agricultural Society ofthe coun-
sy Of Madison, in the state Of Illinois,
held their fifth stated meeting in Ed
wardsville, on Wednesday the Sd inst
PARIS MASON, Esq. President OF the So
ciety, in the chair. 81
Isaac Pricke,t, William s. Barr, and
Thomas K Rice, Esqaires, were APP
ferent pieces Of Linsey Woolsey present
ed for the premium; which committee
made the 70 lowing Report:
ave the undersigned are of opinion, that
the piece of Llnsey Woosey exhibited by .'tfS.
KoaSey, is the best piece, and that she is ell
titled 20 the premium
w. S. BARR.
THOMAS *. RICE.
4" loA &C PRiCKETT."
The premium Of ten dollars, for kill
ing the greatest number of Wolves, was
awarded to James Horsey, he having de-
stroyed sixteen Wolves, within this coun-
ty,i in the prescribed period.
The Society then proceeded to elect
their offic ers for the ensuing year, when
the following persons were duly elected
PoBERT CoLLET, President.
WILLIAM OTwELL, LIST y President.
PANS Mason, Cd Y President.
GEORGE CHURCHILL, Secretary and
Treasurer.
EMANUEL J. WEsr,} Committee Of
RoBERr ALpRIcH, s Correspondence.
CuRrIss BRAKEMAN, Delegate to the
State Society.
Henry Kelly and Robert Aldrich we're
appointed a committee TO examine the
Trcasurcr's books, who reported that
they found them in good order and cor
rectly kept.
The S1ciety their adjourned.
Extract from the Journal,
Attest, GEORGE CHURCHILL,
Secretary.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

Gfnius of Universal Emancihaf:oa.--
We have received the frs, number of
this paper, published at Baltimore. Il
appears in new dress, printed Oh fpc
paper, with new type. Persons in this
vicinity, who wish to subscribe for me
current volume, have yet an opportunity
to do SO, through the agency Of the cd!tor
Of the Spectator.
The following is Mr. Lundy's address,
TO THEPUBLIC.
After a short suspension in the pub
lication OF this work, for the purpose
of removing the establishments, as here
totorc proposed, have the pleasure of
resuming my editorial labours. The
important change that has been effected
with respect to locally, and the means
OF procuring information, will, am COM
tident, enable me to render the paper
more valuable, and also 70 execute the
mechanical part in much more neat
and hansome style, than formerly. The
extensive circulation it has obtained, and
The great increase in the number of lis
patrons, within the last twelve months,
is an evidence that my feeble exertions
in the cause OF humanity, have been
viewed in favorable light by many Of
my fellow citizens; and nothing shall be
wanting that may be wHhin the reach Of
my humble abilities, to meet their future
confidence and support.
Some, no doubt, who have never had
an opportunity OF perusing the work,
may be DESTROYS to know what is the
principle upon which it is conducted, in
order 10 satisfy themselves as to the pro-
pricty OF paironizing it. A few passing
remarks, therefore, explanatory of the
object in view, may not be unacceptable
upon the present occasion. In perfor-
ming this duty, however, shall be as
concise as the nature OF the case will
permit, hoping that those who feel sn
interest in carrying on the work 81 poli-
teal regeaeratiob, will as opportunities
may OTTER, examine the publication, and
Judge for themselves.
It's admitted, by the honest and the
yrtuous, in all parts of our country, thar
the system Of negro slavery, as i, exists
amongst us, is radically wrong-,i,at it
IS totally rreconcilab.e with the genuine
spirit of democratic or federal repubii- 5
canjSm--and, in fact that il can he view.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-11-16

A ew minutes before 10 o'clock, on
Saiuhay evening, General La FAyETTE
was waited on at his lodgings, in Alex
andita, by deputation from the differ
ent 1asonic Societies of the town, when
the blowing address was presented to
him by brother Ihooas Semmes, w.
NJ. If Alexandra Washington Lodge,
No. ~: