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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

TIE Who, oil the hi.t edttinn having ben
sold, the i.0iitul has been induccdtu oiici arc8
me, 81 more enlarged stalr, - reason II the
many demands that have heen made Tor Tie
wor tr5m va,iaus pmts ofthe United STAG.
Ihtiavorable reception that has hcen gwen
to this " Biographical Dietiona y Whl, II i
grateful to the compiler my he ~ adcd a.
honorable to the American community. The
ancient epuhli,e laI,ed monument ui stone 10
give pc penlily to the tame ollher hcro's and
sagrs We would implant the memory ,ioHr 5
l., the hearts OF out chidl en-, to he handed own
to their children, j. proud iemcMbr aI,ee uitnc
siitot7 and taien OF men wo, ii,Nel lad theu
supenols. Oithose~ho took pait IN the Re
No.u ior, i, has been emphatic ltv aid, . there
were giant- IN those days." II - at once on
duty an .purintete ito che isldiiyeiyl ecolIec-
t;snoi tacm. Thee san hone tptide be org
ny tot that constitutes a niorm force oil lnli
ute value tothe public welfare
The second edition a III be much more valu
able and Interesting than the int, a, 1t wilcon
tain many important characteristic anecdotee
". nevsl before published, 81 those illust'iens
men who acted i cou7,Icu IL ualt III ON glo-
you, Resoutl n The Editor tbmkslt proper
t. al uiat many gentlemen, II ON various
paiD al the Guiou, have promised 10 furnish
oril inalskciohe, % our mostd tngnlah,d Re
'''''"'''. -, ~
The valuable, rare, aud eloquent plpers, "a.
Ken nom tie Journals oil the Ne'e'''f'oha,Y
Congress, rs wei a. tue Conslnni'h oithe =
Statcs-andthe val,tietorv add ess ol General
Washington, which the inst edition did not
Contain, "iiigNe ltio"aiihleIts Isl ana Naiue'o
hewotk.
The iest e'Ilon contained a 'io2' P"lf'
sketch "l lne 'n''" ''ti Oh oH' HUa"t' IN"
eenindividIais, and II is expected IN % second
WIZ contain she'eh Oh 'he '"'' ~ - ~
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P'1',e"''o" o u ,s,',,,J,, ~ of the IL,
ed.,;"" he nn',.i.he,' wil@onI, glyetl,e follow
u ,,' '''>
Air. N,Its in his REGISTER. july !. 1915.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES books" wal
u. f., low ou,ng nb,,,,alI.nS.
" have been led /" these 'S" t'''' y
h., ~, NJ ~ n'.., NJ t,stor penn. cni,ed " 4
new n;o@panbica Dictionary. containing the
lives of ali ouI eminent Stat, sn,,n, hloe.
,a,,;ots and sa,e, >,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
Cloths, Ca5simeres and
N~st.nFs.
wv AnE NOW orrnING

WE ARE now or HIN6
"A SIPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best ,up,tati,e blue and black Cloths,
some Of which are sapori"r
\ h;sldsnInr assortment OF middle To hhe
att, sm'eriur do.
Alsu g'ovral assortment Of low priced
L. fine de. all eolors
Elur, bacl, aud mixed super double niiled
ditto,
Common and lew priced DO.
Elceaut Satin raised liz. Velvet Nrstn2s,
london Toaonctis and Faleusia beautiful
super and common "hifr Matstiilrs,
Fancy unse Glmed aud rpnted DO.
Rich aud common .wausdovn,
Washington and jackson silk Ncstiug,
LAFAl F1"IE and fancy dn.
To which may he aided g'cot variety
Of Other articles in the SAM lio". Grnilr-
men d, sirous Of obtaining thu b,st Of anti.
Gle, al uodrialr prices, VII please eaib o'
/ they can doublh.ss hr suited.
". Mckee & J. q. MEEM
Octnhrr y. t-i9
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Druas ANA Medicines.
~
Sup
u
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC.3RY IND DRHGGIST,
HAS received directly from New York
aud phladelnlia, n supply Of DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the pnrest
quality, which will be I'D al the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mer-
chants, and Others Who hay large quantities,
and cannot at al times find il convenient 10
pay the cash, can he supplied on a liberal ere.
dit, where pnnciuasiy Is observed Families
ia this town, and is vicinity, supplied with
medicines pui TAP in the incest sly ic, payable
hd yearly.
lie has also received, English aud Ameri-
can White Lead, ground ia oil dry ditto
Spanish Brown, in oil dry dito Vel
low 0chre ia oil; dry dalo; SPnits OF
Turpentine Linserd OIL Venetian He'd
Red Lead Prassian Blue Ne. / and on-
pcrior Chrome yellow fWenl Green; spruce
Iellnw: Dutch piGk; Mineral Green hins .
Yellow Rose. rjak, Lylharge, English and
American Nermiljon Ivory Black fa'nl
Brushes of every descriptions English aud
/ American Terra lie Sienna; BLACK Lead
! l.amp Black 1aIhey ahcr; Gold Leaf OF
superior quality silver ditto: spanish w ht
ling Paris ditto; american Giac superior
Blue Slnalts Pnnire stone; Goaeh Cop"
Nnrni,h; Furniture ditto GWin Copali Groan'
Can,yood Stone Orhre EugWood. gronn'
and in stick, &-c &c. together with every
other Paint aud Dye.Stnf puw IN use.
more complete assortment Of goods ~ ms ilh'
never has neen offered in this market helerc
and he earnestly solicirs his friends and III
nablic to eiYe him call, 10 whom he return
his ereatfnl Acknowledged for past patron
Aug. T.
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WINTER GOODS.

1biIiE Subscribers are NOW opening very
- general a-sortmentoi STAPLE GOODS,
among which are the following:
81 10 ana ~ kose Bankets, low CHAR
gcd,
Superior London Dnliie.and Point Blankets,
all 7izes,
NaPl Cation, of the most approved mark.
Shepherd aud Hoist L"ndou superine Cloths,
frqnhl ! any ever imporied)
DO d" tassimerr~, striped aud plain,
A large assortment lri.h Linens,
. snd % irish sheeines, OF approved blesch,
Elegant hSorcd Silks (some entirely new pat
t'ras,)
Plaid Poplins, Il handsome article,
Beautiful tircassinI plaids,
"a curtain Calico, new style, aud very SUI
i perlor.
White Ball Friuges, and Teiieti do
/ With "A general assortment of other Goods.
/ selected recently at New York, from the Ia
,est inportalions from England, France, &c.
all of which they intend To sell AT the most
reduced price, for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
October 90. tsl2
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Museum Of Foreign Literotta'e
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
laenatnreo Of his eatefpslse, may be under
-, ttron A feW considerations which The adj
,d.er, vii venture to subjointo their annun
,i,notit The periodical works al Great
s,gt,in an F.ance contain mass 81 literary
4 ,1.eient lie Intelligence, within does aotteach
II 4 nertcan publ Tor want Of a suit able
,nnel. but winch would be eeai among us
4. IN equ4l pleasure aud profit. Sueh of the
"A aiih Reeitwsani .Ia.lzines as are reprint
IN the United ) ates----iot excepting The Ee
4; burgh aid q ,idr.eily Reyie vs--embt,e.
rnrh matter which IS Of little interest and Jfuo
g,nta ,elothe \ merican reader, AID not un
\ equently lifted to VJtiate ms literary ts9ie, his
h. ais, on hisp1'itical principles. Il = des"a
BIZ. und.fthese cfrcnm5tanees, that selection
EouId hcmade such as W uldlurhiah the
liable and enteltain'ng Pc ton oi taeH con
Lsats. 10 the exclusion oithe other portion con
M ofdeals and spe, ulatlons either umn-
resting "a them ,clvc,, ur nllscneVouo Ia theIf
keadeucr, oralto .ether oi local concern aud
ppicalion. On this plan, idle expense and a
j bJl,'s cInsumption OF time, would be DIVA
| lor pages destitute OF merit might be sub
lled many oil value which now remain an
,pyu aud inaccessible. Oh several Il lhsh
.rnals OF the 5cltntittc ana crulNe cast, ana
5er,indecd Of more ge eral and aIthe same
very solid character, little or no use is
4 debv the edito, 5 aud compiler ofthe perio-
4 Al works printed in the United States.
A rho oh;ert nf the one now advertised, is thu
1 nntlaton, il a permanent form, oil the ma
Il al, usnegl 'ded, ard I the literary AID
nlilic aticiea worthy OF being rePlintea in
but which, when 20, are accom-
n ned by othe,s possessing no claim to atten-
H.. interchangeable Select Reviews-akin
4 the .si.n, hu, rot equalin comprehensive
s.,s. t, the present, Il }uri,hed for some years
his city, and wonld, it may be presumed,
k,yecontiuued to be supported by widespread
klss,Tiption, but for an alteration OF the plan,
kda,eries Of adyentitious reye Sc rhe reyi
kloi,t with larger scope, W uld seem likely
be attended with still more signal success
Hhmus original existence, owingt to the = e1t
,atphcal,on Of readers oil pe'iodieaI wrik7,
nd the wide diffusion fthe habit OF seekngln
hem. bothniornation and amusemest.
The Haseln commence IN Jaiy, 1922. 1t
rms tworolumes year.
u5Gs.ed mouhig-P,1ce Sir D9iiarS a yoar,
pdgadie IA adraace
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journal q Foreign .Hed,cine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr NJ
ID 1n1 Will IAAI DDIan -

Conducted by SAMUEL EMIIN, Jr. NJ
-. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ. u.
It's tnleIndicates, the Journaiaotv oilerc,
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cous taies, AID where il imports ~ like the
prudent hnsbandman, t. reject the one, aud
hoard The other. These publications are,
moieO"cr, At this time nnnef OTIS, 81 costly
and SO d'lt1ctli TO lie procured, that really The,
can Only be consulted bya lag lottv Of the
enltVa'o's OF scienceinthc United States, thro
medium mewhat s,n,lar 10 the one now
proposed. itisthcretore meant 10 aivt an ex-
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fhts Journals continuation Of the Flee :
-fic Repeltoly, and was commeneedin January,
1921.
Pa6tishedsYUortcrlr- Prize Tom Boiiar'e yea
dyobf~ IN adrdhct.
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~ The EDIroRs or THE NIRGtNIAN,
lagents for Lynchburg aud its yicmity,) so
lett subscriptions to the ,bofe works
The North American Review, aud hmerI-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now we'll established, and have decided
claim 10 public support, as forming impor-
tant parts Of our Ratfonai literature.
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CavNets and Cloths.
.MNSAN, as n SeieMee.

rg>IIE subscriber Intends positively 10 re
move from tltis plnce as soon rs his Sc
rond session expires Persons wishing 10 pro-
III hy his mode of tuition should therefore
make immcdinie application. lie has large
collection Of MUSIC, aud MUSICAL IN
.,TRI MENrs on hand " hicb he will dispose
of on liberal terms, discount will be Uadc
10 those who purchase ~ The quantity.
JOIN \ sCONCIN
NeVcmbcr ) tsi3
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American Journal of Science an


Condpcied By BENJAMIN SIELIMNN, Pro
fessor Of Chemistry, &c iaie C0hese.
This journal began in the year lei2. 1we
numbers, between which there is an interya
of about three months. form volume
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The North American Review,

Was begun in lsi5. aud has since been steadi :
y advancing in public c.iimation Ia jannaz
Y, 1920, the raiior,hip VAS assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of The University at Cambridge,
New England. 0tir series was taen com
menced, with which il is convenient tbht s'lb-
seriptons should begin Orders Tor any part
of the work viii however be thankfully re
ceived by +. LittelI and by r. Norris Henry
who are interesled,in The publication.
Published qnartery Price Fire DoHars n
ueaf-paAabke IN adEalLce
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SW AMPS CELEBRATED
- AlfAGNAa

so justly esteemed for the cure o
y scrofuln, King. Evil, rheumatism, IL
Gers, lromeis, andall disease arising from an
impure state OF the blood. but more especi-
ally for s. phicles, Mercnfinl Disease.
A. Ibis Medicine Is So highly recommended
by some al the lir,t Medical characters in the
United states, such AS Chapman, Gibson, 80.
il can bc safely tpken III the above diseases.
For sale AT the Pltiladrlp,hin prices
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON.
Sept. %. Is -
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Twenty Do\lays Newaya.
K.AN NNNSE

OF mine, qeven wears old Eve feet two or
three inches mgh, Of dne spirt, and remnrka-
bly, active Tor worn horse, was tnken toge
ther with nm old saddle broken behind, aud
new stirrup feathers The bride Was old,
the bll designed for double reius.
have no doubt but he will aim 10 pa4s as
Tree man, having, ii il supposed, stolen the
tgec pass az Frederick Mason, under which
name am Wcn sasie6ed he will aim 70 rass.
will give The above reward FOR the man
and horse, COR ) 10 ioi either il taken within
thirty miles of tins place, aud delivered to
me. II beyond that distance, the same re.
WRrd md all reasonable travelling charges
viii be allowed.
SAMUEL EDMIj NDsON, Jr
IIAliinx Cnmfi Hmm. NaN IS. I. II
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CONDITIONS.
THE, SUBSCRIBER,

II Il - y ~ TT = '1'''
yE.9TLNG dctpntined 10 close ms ''&.
4 ness aH ptrSons ihdebit6 10 ~" arc tc
ooeeteJ IN sfuie Hr amould If thor re9Feire
afcou,,js ielp,,liaIeig. rs iorger ird~9tnce
,ciU Dot b, oi,ep Hlosc 10 vhem he Is iHdf1t-
cd mat bring forpard Their cIams 'a.nt a..
Norepiber 10. f'lo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
nruSs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stulls,
sc.
u
THOMAS J. DUVAL.

Al rHE SIGN or TnE GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON RAM SQUARE,
HAS just received, IN addition to his
former stock, ancNtrusiyc assortment al
Dlit GS, N1DlCINES, PAINTS, OILS aud
by E-~fLfl $, which caable, h,n nov 10 ot.
Ter Ia hi. friends, customer aud The public gez
morally, the most complete and extensive as
sentiment ever before brought 10 this market
AMONG rnrM Ann rnE roLLoWlSG,AIz
300 10 Glauher Sails, 80 do Tarinr Emc#
500 do. Epson do. tie,
5uO do. Gum shell 80 do Quick silver,
Lhc, 20 doz. bottles Amc.
6nu do Pearl Ash, rlcau Castor OIL,
loo do. Gum Cam. lo pneks Gold Leaf,
pbor, 200 gallons \lcohol,
loo do Jalap, 200 do. Lamp oil,
loo do Sponge, leo do. sIts. 1ni-
10 do. Nerdgris, pcntine,
30 do. Ealomrl,
An every other article in Iii line, oil Of
tue brst quality, and for .nle AT the lowest
prices for cnsh, or al sly months 10 puncfeal
customers Neplember3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23
Wool AND Wool NoNs.
EoioureA Cloths AID Cas-
SIlilereS
Cash Ior Wheat .

- He snbsc'ibrr viii give the highest
market pr.ce for wheat.
J. +. PATTEN.
October % w3m
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office.

4 PETITION will br prc sented 10 the
"a ncxl Gousful Assembly for a new conn-
l. 10 be taken from the counties Of Prince Ed
ward, buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte.
Sept II w3m7
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PadtishedsYUmtcrlr- Prize Tom Boiiar'e yet
dyobf% IN adrdhct.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
Classical School

TINE subscribers, having determined
Il TO relinquish their School, return
their thanks to those parents, who have
placed their children under their care
They would inform their friends and the
public, that the school will be continued
by the Rev. Daniel Young, A. NJ. in
whose abilities they have the most entire
confidence, and who will devote to il bis
whole attention. He will teach the various
branches, which have heretofore been
taught in the school. We cheertuIly re-.
commend him to the patronage of the pub
lie. The school will open on Tuesday The
30th inst. ELIAS HARRILON,
nov 80 WELLS ANDREWS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
LOWER CANADA.

Bills of Exchange on London were l23
per cent at Quebec, on the 18th inst.
The ship reported to be ashore at Green
Island, proves to be the Harlequin, from
London. The vessel is total wreck
she was new ship of $50 tons, and had
a cargo on board valued at Dlao, 900. -
The brig Emma, Reed, from London, had
been towed Into Kamouraska, and at the
last dates was on the rocks. with the loss
OF masts, anchors, cables, &c The brig
Union, from Liverpool, after a passage OF
SO days, was ashore and on her beam
ends, near the island OF Orleans, a few
miles below Quebec. A smalI part OF
her cargo had been saved. The Mary
Jane, from the West Indies, lost her rud-
der and maintopmast, in the river ; she
was towed up by steamboat.
On the l4,h inst. the snow in the neigh
borbood of Quebec, was fully eight inch
es deep on level. and the winter APP
peared fairly set in.
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REMOVA

MIR. CADEN respectfully informs The
Ixl inhabitants of Alexandra and its vi
cinity that he has removed bis school to
the large room lately occupied by Mr..
Generes, corner of Duke and Roy -sts.
He has made every necessary arrange.
ment for the accommodation of his pupils,
and be hopes that the very healthy situa>
ton of bis school will be an inducement 10
parents and guardians to favor him with
the tuition OF their children. A few more
pupils can be admitted into both depart
ments. A class OF book keepers will COM
menae this evening--those DESTROYS of en- =.
terIng upon course will please attend.
N. B. No deduction for lost time. The
quarter entered upon must be paid,
nov 80 81
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VICE PRESIDENT.

twould seem from Dir. Richie's remark
70 The last EBeuirer, that the Caucus party
WI, 10 all likelihood, support Mr.. MACON
m'heir candidate for The Vice Presidency
ae editor says that 10 Georgia nothing
'srsain vas ascertained---the opinion APP
peafed to be in favor of Mr.. Macon; aud
"en remarks, the votes of our own Elect
VS. may also settle down on MIR. Macon.
iae strength OF the parry being now
Hnpfsssed within toe limits ,ot Virginia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
OPENING OF THE MARKET.

New ORLEANS, Oct. give learn
that a sale OF I48 bales OF Louisiana cot>
ton OF the new crop was made on Saturday
evening. 1t was classed at different PR
ces. ADD the average, we are informed,
was not far from Ia cents per lib. A small
lot OF tobacco was also sold on Saturday
FIRE -The.cotton gin of Mr.. in. Bite.
Orv, of the parish Of St. James, about SIX 7
" miles above this city, was consumed by
ire on Saturday last, together with guam.
tiiy OF cotton in the seed, estimated al
So. 600 lbs. two thirds of which was his
own. and most of bis instruments OF agri'
culture as we'll as all OF bis forage. oe
Are was occasioned by the neglect of
negro 20. oil the gin the friction having
produced a degree OF heat that inaamed
the loose cotton, in few seconds the
whole OF toe interior Of the house was in a
blaze. The loss OF Mr. OrV is computed
al nearly Dlo,ooo.
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1000 DOLLARS.
District of Columbia,

County Of Aleramdrio, to nit:
GORGE W, WISE has applied 10 The
w honorable William Cranch, Chief
judge of the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, TO be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of insolvent debtors with,
in the District Of Columbia, on the first
Monday of December next, at 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ. at the Courthouse in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors are required
to attend. EDM. |. LEE, e.. C..
nov 80 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30

and Georgia, there will be no great diff,
Guilty in preparingfor action.
Mr.. kiicbie gives il as his opinion, how
ever, that the present prospect is decided.
" in favor Of Mr.. CALHOUN.
The Legislature of South Carolina meets
on The sSd instant. The Election OF Elect
ors takes place on the 30tb; and on the
next day. that being the first Wednesday
IN December, The Electors give in their
votes. All who are voted for as Electors,
must therefore. be on the ground before
they ale elected.
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED-.-NOy. %.

ARRIVED-.-Nov. 98.
Schf Molly Baxter, Dennis. 10 days
ballast 10 T. fl. Rowland.
Sloop Rapid, Baker, Baltimore full
freight 10 the district, Nop. 29.
Schr Argonsut, Hammond, Chatham, lie
days; ballast to T. H. Rowland.
SAILED,
Ship Eagle, Morrill,, Valparaiso and Ii,
ma; with stores for the q. States squad.
ron in the Pacific.
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S. Messersmith

S. Messersmith
OFFERS FOR SALE,
y 70 20 S Saf' chests Young Hyson
DO half chests
80 five, ten, & 20 catty boxes In,
boxes each 20 caan. OF Id ca
8 half chests
s. S i;s : 4 4; e., s..s. e"epo".
10 chests, half chests, and 10 catty box.
es Hyson
10 half chests Souchone
boxes superior Souchong in half 10.
pspers-Teas of various importa-
lions, qualities and prices.
3s hhds. loo bbIs prime Muscoyado SUI
gars
Z boxes Havana white do
80 hhds N. 0. Trinidad, and Gauda.
loupe molasses
30 bids and TO bbIs Baltimore whiskey
A few bbls old 4lh proof do.
III pipes 4tb proof Cognac brandy Seig-
Dete's brand
Old Jamaica rum. 5th proof Irish whis-
key, Holland gin
] halt pipe, 90 or. casks and half or.
casks Sicily wine
10 or. casks French Madeira do
4 Or, casks Lisbon do
30 bags Rio and Havana coffee
z bags Sumatra pepper
30 boxes window glass, s x 10 & 10 I I2
So bundles sugar loaf paper and binders
and baadbox boards
45 hampers, crates and bids of Bristol,
Scotch and New Castle porter and
wine bottles
70 barrels Glauber salts
45 barrels rosin and pitch
Is casks prime Goshen cheese
Salad oil, Madeira citren in jars,
DemJobns, mustard, refined sugar
Cloverseed. etc. etc. nov 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
Died.

On the morning of the 29th inst. Mrs. 0.
.sAsNA EVANS, consort of MIR Daniel Evans,
OF this place, after a long illness. The friends
and acquaintance of the deceased are respect.
FULLY invited to attend her funeral THIS f..
VENlNG, at o'clock, from her late dwell.
ing, on Royal between Duke and Wolfe street,
opposite the late dwelling of the Rev. Elias
HARRISON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30

Three Governors Of western states are,
as we are informed by the Harrisburgh
Chronicle, natives OF Pennsylvania-to
wit. Governor Desha of Kentucky, who
was born in Northampton county. govern
or Morrow of Ohio, who was born in
Adams, and governor M'Nair of Missouri,
who was born in Mifflin.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-30
ROAD TO COLUMBIA RIVER.

The st. Louis Enquirer, of The 18th ut.
says, by the arrival of Major Henry. from
the Rocky Mountains, we learn that bis
party have discovered passage by which
loaded wagons can at this time, reach the
navigable waters of the Columbia River.
This route lies south of the one explored
by Lewis and Clark. and is Inhabited BY
Indians friendly to US.