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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

Suicide oy lndkas Cxej = Y
Mr. Lswreoee Tslafo Indsn Aeeot for the vIuo., Mi.
sispi arrived this place yssso,osdsp ms,unr in bs p,
burg and ST. Louis Psekel, seu 81 Iosle Nj e eceor.
panied BY several Indian Chis so % ,Asis wsy % ssh
insson to vs the President Of the United Ssse. Do the
passage OF the Packet up the Ohio, on The 29k sou eIt
~ Nd between this place end the mouth o. he Salt River
Cnsi named Msrcpee, Of the Sioux ite called shs Wanna
coolas dsppessd from board the ussm boat Isia so
pretended that 10 OF hs dreaming The nres
ing evenings 'hs, he had letter from white mso viii,
ten In characters OF BLOOD of which he spoks but sedom
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

a. 10 pass for particular obsc Without rcEe, &c rrs
peal hem bl 10 exercise fobesr exercise tba:
power should 20 left the discretion Of that egstutes
Such qualified power might be made the the
hands OF wise and pfo,d=ni iegssluo for accomplishing
the nobesi objects OF state poey which would be in
10 sitempt Without H. These oh ecis, depending for
their maturity aud reullsi and requiring sesdnes Of pu.
suit through all the revolutions OF opinion would 10
misesy IN tho hands Of Legislature, possessing the power
ofsepesi, ss we'll as that oi passing tho Law.
The Convention got up, upon the Interested cry OF
leW lew that Iepresspatcn in House of
Repsessosalives unequal No evii whatever result
cd o the feprs sns'on il stood could be poiu cd
pretended but ell tbs clsmor raised OIL
The sbsrsct right OF equal representation Bui il evils had
sesuied from tho nsqusy Of representation stood
whsl the remedy il to mako tho representation
t:wbat has been done The constitution makes tho
representation unequal aud odaiDs shall be rfinequs
iy evil, II Is proposed find remedy Cause
inequality OF alton 10 The disorder, con-
stiuIon prescrbes qusy Of Representation. fyou say
thss nequsy Of evil, Why To-
be petuaed! you seq Il Is not evil ask Why i~
subyefson OF the representation hss s,ood
for ages against which the hs only cbarce
Inequsy! you that equal tight
the natural inherent right OF the people, end that people
ought enjoy sk Why that right moi been vio
csd BY The convention and by the copslp,Ion
The inequality proposed IS bad In ell sepccs - the i.
equality which sxis; and IN many points 81 teW % Init
nmey The present inequality hso hoen ths SLOW ro-
su Of gradual changes 10 tho relative population or towns
and changes OF their nsionss b oecsoous psr(ons d
has go1n up with their gowth end hsd noihoe 10 il 10
make the people =, ags dissatisfied snd dsconsned skl
their condition Sss Of irrllpllon Or onos ,o
mb'sr the eelugs and arsy the paosoos a. one poo hs
people sgains Tue othes il had nahjng - - duf6 hsr
ha moly y o. n,sss.ps Their ssnqstIi 9gs a. d*Q}ty
made in violation q nausl flchlv~faoodsd Il ID ee
arbitrary will Of s;oriy, Wuho6I rtfor Is ~ 81 ok 81
ss.n.. ssT,. o. saa; s:s: Sc y:
be psace that Will divide sod dIstrcc IL oc,o IN
y Will not nbiites he feelings end asy hc paupue n bo
dseeivs hmssfths win b IL nsvsbIs slses; & 4 "a
possble IN the 81 lhjDes that 4 ohosd -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

Msepss formed Il, rssoutiop Of tsrminsting bis esenoe
by throwing bimsel n,o the river few before
his absence discovered, he heard by his
sing the death song Msrcpee Monroe Medal Of the
sscooe aid hsss been highly respected, and
deed. worthy tho rspees Of his people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

HeMAhxs-No month OF Juns Tor six years past has etven
pesy hng like the amount Of which We have recelv,
90 ~ me cou'e OF this monlb II Is even moro than double
ysa 10 tho evaporation which has been KEEP, up thourk
me monn c"yngof tho ealorek, we mus ascribe ho esn
% eooness OF the atmosphere; for even our
wous wh'c" usually bring from the msin our wafmect
weaher In SUMNER as we'll coolest air in winter sksss
honsy winds were really cooler than the souhev vlnda
which We receive Immediately from tho ocean Whss then
and night suffering and melting away in 80 oo lo4 81 kes
We have enjoyed here temperau,e somewhat seseutbnc
thar OF The beautiful month Of May wes,ern we
have had only solitary n'ancc OF the mercusv dune hs
wsmes' hour Of the day, CO., single exsmo. ,s h;oh -
night and We ind the hes, Of the month .37
below the general mean heat Of June the seven
Yeas. - tll - - - '"'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

len, dIsoifsd Executive lie made mere psgesnt a.
70 power, though al d'udeey He is have
single pefogsve cslculsted give him spy Of ocs
disniy As has 90 voice mslius .hs lsss no mega
i've, moi hs qosEsd upon them he may objes
Laws, bo bic obeeiio i ssny nothing; they ss
form impos<d ppon BIN end opop ssssmby wihoa, sny
msnnes bf I1iecd u than usslsss will
involve 'he Assemb 10 Ibis ssssoge pedcsmenthaI, fos
sg,ssvs business The obsc,Ion IL soy s 10 be msde
within dsys If msds within tifns, he law,
bee6me law unlss Assembly sdon within thar line,
hem IL is not 10 become Isw shos ~ svsnt they
ws the Two dsys lying upon hsr 0sts. If The
msde Saturday, they musi ws l (hs nexs sdnosdoy,
sondy dsy ind notice j. 70 be ksn of sciious
Of day. II th passed Friday the AsssmbIy musi val,
I'LL the next Tuesdsy; Thufsdsy they wal. ill the
following Mondsy. &c. law be psssed "wednesday,
he very nsx day sif A"eby snd begin buspess
become law, n the ei tho sessions week and
eSs the session puscted beyond the week, paced
Ster hat dsy car become law And ell this impedimsn,
business h Tor whit For he idle ceremony Of seeing,
the Executive will mike sny objection which, If made to
Be diss 10 csse bare msjoiy ssy This idle ceremony
would be found incoseuIenes Ia psscce
that this slone oughtto condemo ,hs constitution But
turn 70 the subject. The Executive have nothing do
with The standardization Of laws; he has eppoos
nen Of singIs civil Office judicial executivej Inc
'SsSs s. give. :. a ne p,dIa'os p.rss -
have the whole powsf OF appointment tor tho sdmnssion
Of the sss, they ought have sso the ppwe Of pa don
incident hsreto. Why should they be sepsrasd when
whess, before heysvsr sspassd II no pss,ogs,ivs
was Be sivsao the Executive hiAhis ought NOT 10
Be 6ivso sons 10 The could
given him, and the be desired by him exposing
him 10 od,cm snd rep hs is not severe "a, his
severe, fos bic cruelty subjs cling him 10
ssvsfs is Of bis ssnsibliy; necessity Of long
snd painful tsarngs end sxaminsons; in word
upon his ba.ience, hs aud bis feelings
Inst would ans psso bs,ng Of the
for pssdon ing he Execu,ve hear and decide up
Gil their pssons Why this tsopbe d,ssgrsss
hS' placed On hose Of ,he Gov W..
= g 'ososo WITH ths' ou,dsn' made their drudge si
nes USa(f -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

you WIN ne loren y ~ hand that s 20 ssn~ -
sngry spirit q 81 those passionss
fsndes his un'weet!
Ihs constitutes e~s'lpess the
oam,ss'ly' out cap se'eesyj without
c'pis' or segustm< cy euy not
''sn'' oos sn pnneP's ~ disregard
messuse q sne ssent OF represeoses ,s4a
:ocs' :: 1esoeoes q tps e''iSsn;m@
- : = - s1poe' 1ssno !' anu 'ne lnequsn,y
vss1v:s p'oe'ess'sSTy g,es':s sno
'o'1k = ccnsnsu''on' tnssbysM
fsp'e'ems''eo sno P'os'oss 'ns
lt S61 HsH e sds ias 8e1s yoo shall ali
power; bur il you reside Aere, yo,
pa Of thai power thsf "a oundssh
moo feiiow ciiixens, or the dfYs,e,
mskes enc freeman en- elec,os Bat
lively speaking, % siehih past
SAY cizens of Rhode. .Islsnd
sdious dissinetone among yourst
lhem forever? VIC yoo plant Is
fssf o. remedy ~ ikis y
il Not the descs,D,,on IS an. 1i., ,,&S,..,.
- above given, eofsecy given 1tv i 81 iss
piled paricuiss towns aud iss s,tih ali ~ ,.,s,
H'onsrs'io0. We Tosbeas however - c,s ~. svsa.
oIns as might be Dsdioas, sod e udnecsasse,
IS capable Of doing this for himsslG RI -
~
For ds r. R<br5sscn
Ons OF the pretexss fos cooou,joo - ~voira<a
C.n, - epoecot4t1h 4 tho
cd Is 1t Dot very much IKE ihof ~ whiek n q rs.
supply the want ana e<,.2ii~ - ="
,ion OF Newpor, VA oa00 "a a. xs-ss2 81 ~ s'sv
- n ~ ~.& - 20 ~ ~ &x@o0y
""s - Ifososueos~-Uu Neupot, ~ (1ol( :. uirSe
yfaue o. coBpe1ut oI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29
rJ~ June, 1924.

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000. cloudy, br winds.
:ly, br wds rain 1 06. a y
.sy atm. cloudy. Il wdo
clear, toggy, mod wds.
Ay. light winds.
{ clds. cloudy. Il wds.
list. liEhtn cieas, II wds.
~ atm. 6ggy. light wds.
clear, clear, brisk winds.
:, mod wds. clear, Il wds
ha Ilttle rain. b. winds.
ht clds clear, mod wdo.
clear. clesr. br winds.
heecy clds. Il ci m wds
en- clds. idem. light wds
8. rn oa8. flying g. b y.
~, light winds.
~. mod winds
=. rain 0 50, ~ Il y,
ar cloudy mod .Inds.
ta.., ~ Gus .'oudy, 4 VIDE
'''l ioKSys IiRht wdo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

cIe.r an a Ut" y Jfs W9U VUos
o'sa. S,AeS, b.isk winds.
80 teecy clds. clear. tight vds.
Sr aeecy c'tls. cir. yst In Il wds
light clds, CIR. mod wjs or Il wds
passing. clds. feecy clds foegy n y
fOrrv all dSv- nosleres~ A,J~ a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

in ils strength, snd 'hc
"a. We csn scarce se-
think that the voice d
. on our ear, wee often
stirncs w'sh fsgrei, but
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oe eouy Of tine unfruna'e been found and
. sno sovn tie nov sleeps by side of bis kindred Inc
d ms fellow SUFFERER (BLIys have BEEN discovered
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
From the Portland Argus.
IREIA>


By the arrival OF the brig Midas. Cap.
Prince. at this port, from Sligo, Ireland,
we have received Sligo papers 10 the lst
OF May, The editor, alter speaking OF
the peace and prosperity OF Eng land and
other countries, speaks Of bis own native
Isle of the Ocean, in The following strain:
Would to God we could speak OF our
owe country in the same satisfactory strain;
bu, Ireland naturally formed to be the
first of nations in happiness, and blessed
by Providence with advantages ,uch as are
not elsewhere 10 he found, is miserable,
wre,ched and unhappy We seek not now
for the causes; we know not Why the dis
position Of the people is always to De for
riot and disturbance; why man cannot
go to bed at night without tears oil having
his house burned over bis head before
morning or retire 10 sleep without dread
that il shall be the Ias' repose he will ever
take upon earth But 40 u is and at this
mumen,, when there exists no plausible
reason to be drawn from scarci OF provi-
si0ns. wan. OF employment, or deprecia-
ton of labor; there IS as much Dischiei a.
float, as when these circumstance were
adduced as apologize reasons tor the mis-
doings misguided peasantry"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
Pocket Book Lost.
yAS lost BY the So b.criber livil

WAS lost by the Subscriber, living be-
w tween ChjcE amuxen and NAMES
moy. Maryland, about two weeks since.
q Pocket-Book, containing number OF
BONDS, ACCOUNTS, and oiher PA.
PERS: among which were, Two bonds Of
Luke Barber for D..80 IS; one do OF Dr..
s. Hanson's for 1oU dollars; one Of Fran
els Speake for 81 dollars; and one Of J. H.
Shoots for l2k dollars. Also, a past &C.
count Of George G Mason's, for 90 dollars,
balance due said Mason.
! Will give rewaru OF Eight Dollars 10
any person who will deliver said Book and
contents to George ". catlest, Alexandra.
Or 10 myself LOTT MASON.
Charles County, Nd. June 8 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
IN COUNCIL-June IL.

TIE resignation Of Presley Jacobs, as a
member of the Board Of Health, was re-
ce,ved acd accepted, and John Creigh
ton was unanimously elected TO supply
his place.
A petition from John F Green was re.
ceivei and read and laid on the table.
A petition from Lewis Berler and 9th.
ers was received and read and referred
to Me,sr. White and Butcher.
The pr iron of Iohn Roberts and 9th.
ers was referred to Messrs. Butcher and
Msrsteller.
A communication from the President
of the FIRE Insurance Compasy, was re-
ceived and read, md laid on tn table.
he committee to whom was referred
the petition of the bu ers made a re-
port, winch W.. oncured in by Council:
The committee 10 whom WAS rrlei ed
the SUBJECT OF the improvement OF Henry
ctr. ct, made report which was read and
concurrrd in by Council
Ordered, That The Clerk lay beIo'e
Counc,l 3, their mex, meeting, a u mary
OF accuuuts and warrants NV, together
with the original vouchers on which the
same wsreadrawn, sgrpe.bIy 10 law.
JUNE is
The committee appointed to consider
the various proposals tor furnishing oil,
and lighting the lamps. made report,
which was read and laid on the table
The comml'tee 10 whom was referred
the petition oi John Roberts and others.
made a report, which was read ani con Z
CURED in by Council.
% the application Of VIZ, Mason, leave
was granted him TO briLg IN bill. entI-
tied An ,ct TO DIVIDE the county and town
of Alexandria into two inspection DIS.
tricts, which was read first and second
time. and upon motion, the 9Th rule was
suspended and The bill was then read
third time aud passed
On The petition OF William bari'eman
and others, as ordered, That the Su'
per'nlendent OF Police do proceed to pave
Fayette alley, from Fairfax street 10 the
river Pc omac, according % law and that
he lake Vi. and regulate at the public ex
pense. that part which has been paved
between Fairfax and Water streets, 1t 1t
shall be found to be shove the proper re.
| gulstlon. :.
Re,oiped, That Messrs. Mason, Stewart,
Jameson, Miller,; and the Presldeot OF
| Council, be appointed to in l1ire INTO and
repor what rrov'S ons are necessary LOT
regulating the renspection n Flour IN The
i county OF Alexandria, and tor the expor'
,stion and shipment thereof. together with
such urth~r regulations lit any, as may
b. de. med necessary to amend the pre-
| sen, inspection Laws, with view to pre-
YEN, rrands. and that said lDmittee have
leave to report by bill or o. ,e'w'ss.,
The AUDITORS repor: 81 expenditures
for the FIRST quarter ending on the iotn
inst. was referred to Messrs Stewart and
MarsteIler. ,,
! Present, John C. VOWEL, Esq. Presi'
dent, Messrs. Harris, FIELD, ko5iasoa, ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
w hiskey.
For Sale.
june Ia
Sixty Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, on
II Thursday night 1Olb inst. two ne.
gro men: LEWIS, about 10 or 20 years
old, 8 feet 10 inches high, oil dark color.
Also, PETER, about 92 OF a3years olds
Of tswney color, about feet 8 or 8
inches high; no particular marks recoIieet:
ed on either OF said boys. The dress OF
both was blue or dark coIored cloth, rathr
er ragged, 4 has been very much patched.
but Il is supposed they will change then
clothing; they are brothers, aud were lafe-
y purchased Of . Mr.. Preuss, OF Prince
George county, Md. The above reward
viii be gwen, OF thirty dollars Ior either
Of said boys. il delivered to the subscriber
al E.. Legg 8, in alexandria, or secured 10
any jail so that ! get them agaiI
DAVID T. CURET0N.
GrThe FredeHckiown He'ald will
publish the above three times. aDdtof~srd
bis account 10 this Office Tor payneo.
juae Is =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22

An Act to divide the county and town OF Alex.
andria int two F our Inspection Districts.
Whereas thr Congress OF Inc u. States
have passed a Law, entitled {" An act fur.
Their to regulate The inspection OF -four in
The town OF Alexandria" in which law
they have empowered and required the
Common Council of the town Vi Alexan.
dria to divide the SAID county and
town into two Inspection Districts; that ia
each OF those districts there be appointed
-four Inspector 10 the mode now auIho-
rised BY law. To perform alternate duties
in the said district.
Sec. I. B-u therefore enacted by the
Common Council OF Alexandra, That the
the county and town OF Alexandria be d.
v,ded INTO two Flour Inspection Districts,
by line d WI through the middle oil
Washington street, beginning in the line
dividing the District OF Columbia from The
state OF Vrglpia, and northwardly 10 the
river fotom &C, ann that all that part OF The
Said county md town of Alexandra which
lies to the ea.lward OF said line be called
nd known by The name OF the Eastern
Flour Inspection District; and all that part
OF SAID county and town OF Alexandra
which les We ward OF said line be allied
and known by the name OF the Western
Flour Inspection District.
Sec. 2, An be IL further enacted, that
this act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
Passed in Council this 18th day Of June,
one thousand eight hundred and ~ Ell.
ty.four. JOHN G. VOWEL,
President of Council.
Approved June l6, 1924
JOHN ROBER rs. Mayor.
Test | P THO MPaONb e q.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22

mleson, Bryan. White, Vaudeville. Ms.
son, Stewart. GruEb, Butcher, Miller,
Feitch, Alarsteiler, Douglas.
ApeG ION from Guy Alkinson and Rich.
ard L CsrDe was received and reau.
Ordered, hat the sum OF 400 dollars,
when stall mciu0e the sum already au.
,ho.ised TO be paid by contract with the
trustees of the Alexandra Academy, be
appropriated tor the support OF the Lam
casiIlan School Tor the present year.
Ordered. that the Superintendent OF
Police DO advertise tor proposals 10 build
a circular unnel otgood bard brick, three
ieet 10 laDeter IN the clear, trou King 10
Prince street, to be done IN substantial
manner, and that he accept the best terms
Ina, may be offered, and when the said
tunnel Is completed that he proceed TO
iii up Henry street .. aforesaid, conform
able to the regulation OF the Town.
Ordered, That Mess. Marsteiler and
Butcher be a committee 10 view the gut
ter on the West side OF Pit, between
Wolfe and Wilkes streets, and report 10
Council what ought TO be done with said
gutter. Extract.
T THOMPSON. c. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
A BUSINESS TOWN,

The editor OF the Georgetown, S. &
Gazetiee states, that the streets of thai
place have assumed "a perdant has and
expresses hope, that there may be
nough people remain DUNG The summer,
to stone the RABBITS az they gambol near
the Market House,
The London Morning Chronicle of the
9th May says
Something more than usual sgitates the
European Cabinet at this time. The cor
respondence between the FIR. nch and Rus
sian cabinet. is so very active, that sins
gle day does not pass, 10 which courier
does not leave Paris tor ST. Petersburg, or
enter Paris from that capital; nay, iii moi I'M
frequently happens, from the number OF
couriers on route at the same time, that
there are actually none in Paris.
The interest on the National Debt vi
France is four aud half niIlIous--on the
Debt Of England thirty millions.
Mr. Barlow, of the Royal Military A..
cademy Eng has discovered a great in~
provement in Navig alton, which prevents
The influence OF Iron used m the con-
slruc,ion of vessels. on The compass 1t
is very simple and consists merely in pIa'
cling a;smsIl plate of iron abaft the COM
pass, in such situation as 10 couoteract
the effects Of the ship, ~ any one place,
after which. without heIng removed, ii
continues to do the same 10 all parts OF the
void whatever change nav take place
in toe dip, or intensity of the magnetic
needle. Bal Am
Captain Brook, in his recent travels to
the North CAPE. states II as tact well au'
thentica,ed that there is the skeleton Of a
,yhaie on the very summit OF mountain OF
Ssndhorn, which is upwards Of 5000 feet
high; the south side descending nearly per-
pendicular to the sea
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
III MARINE LiSI, III
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED--June 20,

AKRIVED--June 20,
Scbr Eliza Ann, Jordon. Thomaston.
l2 days; lime to VIM Fowle & Co,
Schr Emeline, Jordon, Thomas:on; via
Old Point; freight to J. H. Ladd & Co
June 81,
Schr Tbetis, Foster, Boston, 9 days,
sundries TO J II Ladd $50.
Schr Nancy & Betsey, Owens, Edenton;
shingles TO the master.
Sloop Justinia, StudIey. New Bedford
via New York, s days; ballast. T. II.
Rowland.
Brig Milford, Gray, Liverpool, SO days;
salt 10 w. Fowle g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
Caution.

r OST or mislaid. NOTE for hogs
Ibesd OF tobacco, inspected in The A.
Iexaudr,a Thornton warehouse, the lxih
of December, 1898 marked N 45l /,
liiS. IS, 1881, granted by John mancas.
ter. Inspector. All persons are caut'ooeo
against purchasing the above descrIoeo
pole. a ne " cole having been issued ior
~. sane. June d<iaw3I"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
N Office.

A pPLIC4Tf0N will be made 10 the
n Bank of Potomac for the reneWa al OF
certificate IF ten shares Of the stoeS OF
That Bank, issued the cob Dec. 1870, 70
the name Of James B. PYe, which has
been lost or tnislaid. ,u,
NAV 27--laW3W JAM Eo %. II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
AUCTION SALES.

DAY, at 10 O'Clock will 70
at the auction store,
Stone jugs. assorted sizes, jars do. bots
tIes do.
Spanish tobacco, Spanish sesals, come
mon do.
Chewing tobacco, molasses, sugar. isae
Coffee, gun, brandy, vinegar, mustard
blackIng, blue, cheese, wine
Also, Furniture oI every description
CalcOes, giLghsms, cOttoLs, tckings
Cloths anu GsssIneres, sewing sIik
Sewing cotton, do thread, playing cards
Shoes, boots, bats, &c. &c.
.-. ALSO,
z OF Deetoh's patent Cutting Boxes
boxes iresh Prunss.
N. b. Always On limitation . largsS
quantity Of warranted goods.
). A. kSIkLLER, suc.
-. iune &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-22
RUM TELLS
Truly fortunate Opce,
King street, Alexandria.
june %
This to give Notice,

IhlS Is 10 give Nolice,
THAT the subscriber, has obtained
J. from the honorable theOrphsns' Court
of Charles county, in Maryland, Letters OF
Adminislr ton on The personal estate OF
Joseph EieIen, late Of the said county,
dsce e All persons having claims a.
gainst The aid deceased, are hereby san.
ed to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the
9Th day OF Dee. next, hey may Otherwise
by a. be excluded from all LenehI OF SAID
deceased's estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
June, Ammo Domni, 1924. All persons
indebted 10 the said deaceaseds, ESTATE, are
REQUIRED to make immediate payment.
LUKEF. JAMESON, Admir-.
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For Providence,

ygs The schr. LAUREL PACKET,
20 J. Il Jackson, master, W I'LL sail on
Wednes day next. For small freight or
passa. e, apply to the master on board a.
Vowe,l's wharf, or TO
ROBINSON T. Sl1lNN.
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Sugar.
George s. Hourh

George S. Hough
HAS just received an additional assort-
Ii ment Of SPRING GOODS, viz:
Super jackonet prints and calIcoes
Do painted muslins
Washington and Wilmington stripes
White and drab unbleached satteens
Tor panlaIoons
Extra super white s. colered drillings
Common do do
Superior white and cold Marseilles
Blue and yellow searsucher
Very fine black circassian for coats
Thin drab cashmere for do
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs.
Large fringed and plain parasols
Lsgre and low priced umbrellas d,
Mems cheap hats handsomely finished
Oil cloth 80,
Black cotton ferret aud shoe ribbon
HenniDes warranted needles, with
A Variety Of other articles,
which renders ms assortment very good:
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Wet Nurse " anted.

LSOR a vet nurse, with a good breast
Il oil milk, who can cume we'll recon.
mended high wages will be gwen. APP
ply at this Office.
june IL O.,