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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

should ] no,.v replied tse Genera, nbsiog
an American just returned from long yisi!
10 Europe"
Mr.. Hurley, hsuer,of New York, having
presented TO General Lsfsyetts q handsome
cooked hat, M Geo, 60 Washington Lafsy.
e,ie sent TO M. H's shop 10 procure hat tor
himself. This was imme distely fu'oished,--
but when payment wa, offered, NJ Hurley
declined, saying fhaf aH the hats he esuld SUP
MY 'he LeJaye'fes sviih, z0ere haid for Jorfy
yea's ago A. neat and well turned com.
pliment as could be paid.
i. 10 Impossible to travel through The towns
OF Connecticut and not feel part oil the en-.
thusiasm which pe'vsded all cissse,. Even
The poo' lsds who drove the carriages entered
fully INTO the common feeling, and seemed
proud of their hooors. They wore silk rib.
bons fastened to the button holes OF their
wsiscoats, by way Of distinction; and while
waiting TO receive their iliustrious passenger,
usually became parsons OF no inconsider able
interest and attention with tho hund eds who
stood around. "Behsvs preuy now, Charley"
said The driver OF Laisye,t:'s coach TO one OF
his horses, "behave pfeuy, Chs'Iey-yoo are
gong 10 cary The creates man IN the void
a little Yankee urehiD on the road, vbo
was running with all his might, TO teach the
nex' village, IN hopes of seeing the General,
stopped end inquired Of me, If the hGrkiss
Lsfaye.te was going TO dine there. Feeling
little wsRgi'h at the moment, / told him
that Sonefei Lsfbyettc carried his dlnne' IN
his pocket, and that il was bread and cheese
The little fellows eyes wore az big as la'ge
knot hole" Aye J" ssld he 81 guess he amt
gong To dine on bread and cheese Deiiher
We can give him something in our Safe bet
ter than bread and cbeese--I gue" know"
And on he pushed at hi, u NOS, speed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
PO ETR ",
From the New. York Statesman.
3TANZAy.


PTis sad the cypress we should sec
So oft the Tyre entwine,
That woke its morning melody
At love and beauty's shrine
That knew no strain of guilt or guile,
And claimed no boon but virtues smtles
'Tis sad to see the Aowerets die,
When in their brightest blooms
To hear the hosrse winds heavy sigh
Proclaim their iimeess doom;
TO think how sweet and bright they rerr,
And mark, alas what nozS they are.
'Tis sad to feel, how slender. weak,
The tendrils Of the heart;
How light AN i'll can banch the cheek,
And mark the power Of art;
How easy tits the soui to shake
The mind debase--lhe spirit break.
But s1Ueet il is, 10 know that we
IL one may place our trust,
Who from temptation can us free,
And raise us from the dust;
Who mercy loyes--delighls to save
Whose voice obeys th' insstiste grave!
BOSTON BARD.
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lareslrDe pour Teetb.
Ds. Appleton,
SURGEON DENTIST,

Reshceifaliy informs Me Ladies and Gentle.
men of Ntwhorf, aud rie,rtiy,
T-uAT he has taken a room, jor few days, 6.
Mrs CooSs Hotel. where he will attend TO
cleansing and preserving the TEETH, or he Will at
tend at their houses, IL requested.
lie has furnished himself With great variety OF
instruments. Of the most approved construction TO
faeits,e his operations and having devoted his at.
ten,ion exclusively to the above branch. confidently
hopes he shall be able to give entire satisfaction to
all those Sho may honor him with their commands.
or A few Boxes OF ToOrH.PoWDER, sover'
eieu remedy Tor diseases g ks TsSia sas 9Tpa
Ncypcth Tr. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16

70 wsus shd ysgobond. i gentleman OF
large properly may hunt on the ground Of
man Of small properly, while the man Of small
property may not hunt on his own ground.
Peers and members OF parlisment cannot be
arrested for dsO,, bat their creditors may.
Engish hoher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
Strange IeeaI facts.

To burn house. OF winch the crin,irsl /,
tenant at will, is cspusi but II he has lease,
it is only misdemeanor. TO wound esule is
a capital crime 10 wound = man 10 msdo.
mesnor. a comedian, VINO performs IN
lhea,re royal, is reputed person bu, IT The
same comedian plsys the same character IN
,hsa,ts which want, the suwp Of royalty, ba
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
TIE L0VER CURED.

Young Damon, with lovers stare,
Eyed phills DER and DER.
And sure, said he. form so fair
Was never seen before.
love that eye. so soft and meek;
And who can e'er withstand
The lovely dimples on thy cheek,
The whheness OF Thy hand.
Ogive me but lock Of hair,
He said with ravish'd eyes)
That on my finger may wear,
And kiss the sacred prize.
whstfemale could withstand the shock
The yielding fair submits.
Poor Damon clipp'd his favori,e lock,
And found it full of--.Nis
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
or The a5oUe .Ifsdicineis is for sale By
SAMUEL ", NlNSON,
DRUGGIST AND APO 7 HECARY.

NJ. llo, THAMES STREET,
Who has also for sale constant supply Of the
bes; kinds of
Medicines, Drugs, Sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George u. Til.
lnghsst John u Mason, Providence DR.. Tibbltts,
Warwick Benjamin Ba,emsn, Ess,-Greenwich :
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Farnum, Smith.
field DR. Briggs. Bristol. Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly DR.. TilIinghsst,
Wexford Jeremiah Williams, Warren Daniel
Brewer. Taunton. (Nass) and the Post. Master a,
sla,ersvre Nav 2l. 1895.
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Horizons Hotel.

g HORTON respectfully Informs itis
NJ public. that bis house. here, ofore know n "a
the Globe Tavern. has been much improved and en-.
iarsed since the last season aud that il j, now In
situation TO render every comfort and convenience 10
the trsseIler.
Providence April I. IL
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The most valuable medIc.ne eyer III use


COUGHS. C0.NSUJfPII0Ns and ASTHMA.
THIS new and healing baisam bids fair 20 rival ey-
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complsints of the lungs leading to consumption,
and even in seated consumptons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. II
certificates from persons of the highest respectable
ty the great and increasing demand for them may
BE- called proof of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely of colds, coughs. pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing want of sleep arising from de-
bty, or even consumptions. but may be relieved by
the timely use ofthis medicine Every genuine bot.
tie has .4aasrsOas Cough Drops stamped on it, and
the directions are all signed by James .Nele'I
These drops generally give ease in most cases Of
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, wheeling,
tightness of the chest consumplions, and pain in the
side The aged will experience relefequaily agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
fected.
a. BE particular, as each genuine bottle has
.fadersons Cough Drops" stamped on it; and that
each of the directions signed in writing by james
.UelAea-no others are genuine
Price one daaar for large, and fy cents for small
bottles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-16
TRADITION oF7HE LIKE OF COMO

There shone no star on Como's lake,
Ma summers breeze it's surface curled
But stormy waves across it swept,
And wave on wave with fury hurl'd.
% And loudly dashed the pillows white
'Gainst rouros msssy walls OF stores
Tet 10 upon its balcony
At midnight stood maid alone.
And down upon the roaring waves
She bent her dark Italian eye;
VIII, close knit brow and anxious gaze.
Intent some object TO descry.
There bloomed no rose upon her cheek,
Though youth was hers, and beauty too;
0pe gem cleaned DER her foreheSd f.ir,
Mid clustering curls hali'hid from view.
And sadly, When the storm was DER,
And winds had howied their dying lay
And midnight's hour hadiong since struck,
DespailIng turned the maid away.
ole comes not and he will not como
The storm hath driven his bark aside;
Resolved on earth we meet no more,
For oh morn sees me Rodolph's bride J"
She weeps but 10 ! soft sweet rote
One note upon a fluie is heard
Half wild with eager Joy she bends
To gaze once more upon the lake.
And through the deepencd shades of aiEht
Dancing upon the foam, bark
And one tall form she dmly sees,
With snowy plume and mantle dark.
"rsc swift i"--'tis Carlos we'll known voice.
With trembling haste the maiden ties
The knotted cords o'er baiuslrsde.
And 4" now I come !" she family cries,
Red brief. and sudden came a fash
That moment from a easement low;
Down sunk the snow. white plume, and on
Drilted the boat, unstecred, aud slow.
Full well she knew her sire's true aim,
His stern revenge, his wa,chfu eye;
One shrii. long shrek rang through the air;
Meier in his ear that shrek shall die
Then comes brief. an awful pause,
And then deep and suen plssh,
Twice 'gainst the castles massy walls
With hoarser groan the biiiows dash.
Is II a whittier wreath Of foam.
That on the-wave's dask breast see
Is il msiden's snowy robe
lis gone Ills gone. whate'er It be.
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PROPOSALS,

Fo, carrying Moiis of Me United STATE, ~,
me JoII' urnS Roads zviH be received a, me
General Po" Office: IN fhe eify Of ia hing.
ion' rrhl Saturday. The ASA aay.e SER,
fem6er ns.Ef, sncluspe.
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From the Italian Of Parini.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

The Naturalization Luis, passed the las, session
OF congress requires tut three gears residence
able the applicant TO become a Citizen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

committee ~ Cincinnati, for promoting the e.
lection OF j. q Adams, have add, essed letter TO
MIR. IA Ho'chkiss, proposed eIecior 10 obtain the
pledge OF his vote FOR Nj. A. Among other things
they say, ne h0'rerer "ish you 10 understand that
knowedge Of he ioarniy expressed opinioni Of mr.
4doms in fIuor IF general system Of Internal I'M
proremem as dnong he many strong reasons far sirinc
iin preferences" MIR. II replies. and gives the
pledge asked for. He says 4" Mr.. Adams presen,
friendly disposition towards the int, odnc,ion oil a
system al internal improvement and encouragement,
of domestic industry, &c. pre-eminently qualify hin,
for The Office Of President of the u. States" &C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
FIX AMINATfON.
MorM CnrtIinn EeninLe 1nn.I.r,,.

"A NDREWS & JONES inform the friends Of tbis ;nsu
luton, That 'he sefninnnna examination NJ their mn
Ps VIII commence on "Wednesday the 90ih Of June and
close on the "a Of July. God Bfedr will he presented t
'@ Young indies who have completed their snflies.
ne TAU session viii commence the 9Th nf Iuiy here
oe'ng no summer vacation about twenty new pupils car.
o. fed board and tuition. sixty dollars ner session
"se' drawing ard dancinr, ftanghf rhargph ey.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

II JAMES =. TYLER respectfully informs his friend.
ami the public generally that he continue, business in ,
un'e i"rmert occupied by Woodson t. Ter, amt homes
Wv hs rx"foHs 10 please, merit continuation r( Heir
patronage. Juur n ~ o. 1900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

III E,.Wpo c"unig, TO wit: 10 Stephen DnvaIi pe,.,
q WilkeTson sd Royal y. Shepherd frseb,I,.,. =
h, county. Whre"s John Ferguson of ne said conn,y
n" w. uay g'en information to me, Justice Of lie
upon his own Ind these are therefore in he name Of ,
commonwealth 10 command YOU, having been ~ y, -
for thd purpose before me or s,,e &C. s, ""y,
,e praes ' esSo view and appe ne ssi
brand colT, stature and age ~ tho snid estr.y
uheae soSiaos Won are forthwith return 10 me Gvso
under M nara and seal this 2dth day Of February 1924
Purshnt TO the above warrant 10 us direcfed 1r -,
viewft an estrny mare sAewn Us by IoIn Fer,,,. -
hnd ne same TO be blood hay mare about .o, ~
inces b,yn venrs old, with rght hin .bo ,;,,ts
wn.e on he ieit hind foot Just above the Icei ,, ~,
gp3'se ne same TO thirty doliprs. Given uus , 80
' u ''"'0" '0%'' sIEPlfN DrVAft,
pETER WILRfVsOT
g.. 90 ROyAL SUrpUFVTr
ma -. f''"Pf--i's v. witt y trf-.
tf"s4s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
CASH FOR WuEAr

w wv purchase crops nm The river hollow the high
" es cash prices; and Store orposfe the BASIN
merry occupied ty Robert Abat viii he omen ri,yg
'he wnest season, for receiving II there
June ~. io--tf RoGERs HARWIsoN.
Richmond Plough Jhngjdcfo,y
WHEAT CRADLES,
the above establishment ALREADY fixed FOR vnrkyVal
dron's Scythes Of the best qualvWheat Fans-and
" general assortment of agricultural implements.
Iule W. ~ pfAKYNE 4 PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
HOAllNY conn.

HOMINY CORN.
II1E Subscribers will purchase few hundred bushels Of
white honIiny cora, deliverable on James river or Al
Norfolk, u immediate application be made
Juae ~ ELILS ALLAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11
NOTICE

WANTED at the FenIeuI,ary, large supply OF HOOr-
w FDiES for flour barrels which the hipbes r.ra
~ioe PAD ia cash IN their delivery, which ul commence
about The last OF this month
Iune4 8-tiJy THOMAS NELSON Pap
SUGAR s. LEATHER.
ONE hundred Iihds. ST. Croix Sugar fnrime oualiv>
~ 1900 sides Scai Leatler-For sale bv '
juno u N-MIN a. CO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
aMEs u. LER having purchased of Mostly Wooi.on
- hIS interest IN the concern uf WO0DSON n TYLER.
me same IS ihis day dissUiy", hy mutual consent,
Jamrs T. Tyler will pay all debts owng l., said concern
ana 10 whom all who indebted 10 the sae ARE rrrc
fully requested TO make payment.
MOSBY WoupSON,
June ., 1921. JAMks T. NJ rR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-11

Merico.-By an arrival al Mobile information was
received that The Mexican Congress had done l,,t
lutte business since IL met IL had declared lis ses-
sion perpetual and prohibited the absence NJ any
member under y severe penalty. lis apthority was
moi generally Acknowledged 10y the provinces who
continue - oake their own laws levy te,r O a inv
RS and dUft -, which enormous. ItutbiIe a. y.
said TO he IN London and II feared he womb re-
,urn 10 Mexico. His friends were increasing i;
number, aud many believed that he could march os;,l
handful of men ioI the cry of Mcxiuo, with bnt
lille opposition. The country ~ such an unset.
tied state that il unsafe for foreigner IN ven
ture into the interior. Great embarrassment ex,sf.d
sbou, money matters the expectation Of Soecie
bad been prohibited. The sodiefy were ,y;,Lo,, ,v
sud disc nienIed. Tw1 fine vessels bull, In n VIZ
Tor the service, had arrived the government, conld
rot pay Tor ihen, and they c0anued under the Ame.
rican flag.
The three Agents from The British Goye,no,e,,
hsd arrived y The city, aud the Congress b.d IN.
pointed one Of It's own members, jose urig,,o ebs
isnd Minister TO England, who embarked nm die o,,
april 90 board fhe British soop OF war Vsloroua
Gen, raj Victoria commanded al Ve,a Crnz aud had
become very unpopular.
Capt Griding Of the schr. iampiro arrived in
Baltimore the 3lsi uli. IL days from Tamoco. In.
forms that The markets that place were exre1ely
duh and the country politically tranquil Mr. Inora.
ham, the u. s. Consul, died The 3OIh Apr t;e,,
Bravo was Supreme Director nf Mexico. Cam
peschy bad IOned Mexico with the federal constItu-
lion.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
IN COUNCIL, Dec. Is.

Mr.. Norman R. Fitzhugb, the mem
Der elect from the fourth Ward, appeared
was qualified aud took his seat.
The Committee to whom was referred
the petition OF Henry BaYne and others,
reported bill entitled an Act regula-
ting Coal yards" which was read first
time and laid on the table.
The Committee on the petition of Charles
Bradford made report which was read,
and thereupon ordered that the Superinten-
c~ntsof Police notify the proprietors of the
lots on the west side of Pitt, between Wolf
and Wilkes street, to open the foot way
on said street, and that they be allowed
thirty days for removing their fences
The Committee to whom was referred
the petition of A. P. Gilpn and others,
made report which was read, and there
upon ordered that the Superintendent Of
Police do make foot way from William
Lanpbier's corner to the bridge on Pitt ST..
three feet wide of durable materials. -
Also the following footways to the pump
corner Of Cameron and Fayet,e streets,
viz one from the sootway opposite John
Douglass house on Cameron street, to the
DISD STOuuuS HeSt vi IleUIy StFectJ duu
one from the pavement opposite Wesley
Beedie's dwelling house, on Fayette 81.
communication from the Mayor on the
subject of the Act creating Corporation
Stock. &c was received and read. and
referred 10 Messrs. Vaudeville, Douglass,
Vei,ch, and the president of the the Coup>
ell
A communication from The Board OF
Health was received and read, whereupon
the Recommendation of the Board OF
Health for an allowance of two hundred
and fifty dollars to the Superintendent oil
Police in addition to bis present salary,
and twelve dollars and fifty cents TO the
Messenger, was concurred in by council.
A communication from S. A. Marsteller
was received and read, and referred to
Messrs. Robinson, Mason, and Fitzbugh.
Ordered, That the Attorney OF the Cor
poration do furnish council at their next
meeting, with written opinion how far
The law Of Congress of last session amend
ing the Charter of Washington, operates
on the town OF Alexandria, and that the
Messenger do serve him with notice OF
the meeting of Council.
The Auaitor's Report of Expenditures
was presented and laid on the table.
Extract,
Up. THOMPSON, c. C..
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Night Sale.
Notice.

DY virtue OF decree of the chancery
~ court of Fredericksburg pronounced
on the 10th day of May, 1924. in a SUIT in
the name Of Jacob Weaver, Plaintiff, a
ganst George w Foote, administrator
de bonis non of Richard Ii Foote, decd,
and Alexander Scott and Elizabeth, bis
wife. DetendaDts--l shall proceed 10 sell,
Tor cash. at The front door of the tavern of
Hoziab Hickerson near Elk Run Fdu-
quler county, on the 9th day of March,
1926, three several tracts OF land, lying
and being in Fauquier county, containing
about eleven hundred and thirteen acres,
or so much as will be sufficient TO answer
the provisions contained in a deed OF trust I,
executed on the 9th June, 1877, by The
said Alexander Scott and Elizabeth bis
wife, 10 The said Richard Fl. Foote, to
secure to jacob Weaver certain sum Of
money therein mentioned, with interest,
and all costs and charges necessarily in,
CURED in carrying into effect said sale
The deed referred TO is duly recorded in
The Office of Fauquier County Court. and
will be exhibited on the day of sale.>-
Such title only will be conveyed, as is
vested in the subscriber by virtue of said
decree, GEORGE w FOOTE,
Substituted Trustee, by the decree OF said
chancery court, in the place of K h.
Foote, deceased. dec l8--t5M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
CHEAP Houses and Lots.

~ OFFER for rent for the next
sSA year, or for term of years, Sc
fsssas veral houses situated at this place,
MrxMsslt they would accommodate respect
able families having three and four fire.
places each, with good gardens. &c. ] will
rent them OH very reasonable terms TO
pupctuai tenants, and put them in good re-
pair. Possession to be bad lst January,
1925.
Also, several uoimproved half acre lots
on ground rent forever, or on sale in fee
simple, one OF which lots is handsomely
aud advantageously situated for a Tan
Yard. To Tanner capable and who
would carry on that trade on tolerahle
large scale. the lot would be lei or sold,
on bis own terms. invite any person de-
sirous Of houses. or lois. TO call and see
them, when have no doubt, but they will
be satisfied with the terms. II is a healthy
situation and very public one,
r. RATCLIFFE,
Dec 1876 Fa,yor Court. House.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
MEXICAN PAPERS.

NEw YORK, Dec, ia passenger in
The Emma, has favored us with the loan OF
file of The Sol OF late date. The
following are extracts:
MExice, Nov. e
The Hon. Sr. 3antamaria has permitted
us to print part OF an official commun,car.
ton from Sr. Roca, Intendant General OF
Guayaquil, as follows:
Guayaquil, Sept. eS. 1924.
sTo the Hon S. Miguel lie Saatamaria.
.Hopored Sir,
.after having put in the letter bag the
despatch that send you by this vessel. at
the moment that she was about to sail, a
brig arrived from Guancinaco, and the
Captain asserts, that our army had a Sc
cond time crowned itself with laurels, by
destroying the enemy beyond Guamangs,
with The exeephon of only one corps OF
men who have escaped; the doubt is,whe'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
ther ,hisis q second defeat Of Canierac or

ther thisis second defeat OF Canterac or
whether the action has been with The co.
lumn competed OF distinct detachments,
mat was marching tothe assistance of the
army, Out whatever the sorps was, il is
complete victory; the enemy being redu.
.ced 10 a slate of nullHy,'
MExlco, Oct. 80.
Our loud and earnest demands for pub
nc security have been beard, and we have
The satisfaction OF announcing that ener.
getc measures have been taken by all the
authorities, to pursue and punish the evil
does who have recently dared to throw
TINS capital into CONSERVATION; but we
cannot avoid calling The attention of our
fellow citizens, although it may offend his
native modesty, to the singular activity of
our worthy commandant general the Citi-
zen lgnaier Mora, who has already sue
ceeded in experimenting many well known
robbers, and is pursuing their comrades
with the utmost diligence, as well within
as out of the city, insomucb, that if be
proceeds with the same vigor, we doubt
not that in little time be will purge this
SO important part of the republican,
the mlscreanis that infest IT.
We have understood hat the offenders are
to De IT et by military tribunal, and con-
sequently the public vengeance will be So
tlshed as speedil. as possible; and in TACT
that is the very measure which peaceable
citizens are urgently demanding; by APP.
pretending them nothing is gained, The
laIis being iul OF criminals OF every class.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.

I An TUESDAY, at 10 o'clcch will be.
~ sold at lhe auction Office sescsar in
bbis. 'vinegar DO. brandy in pipes, gin do.
lime juice DO tumblers in boxes. side.
boards. secretaries. bureaus. sofas, chairs,
variety beds, beisteads, tables, Stoves
looking glasses ALso;clotbs. csssime,es,
casslnetts, blankets, hdkfs, shawIs plsids,
coltons, | piece sup. caipetng bomba
zettes, stripes. hreads, buttons, sewing
six and cotton. ALSO without reserve, 5
cases mems fine fur hats.
Gee 10 S A. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Bank of Alexandria,

December Is, 1924.
NyHE Stockholders in this institution
IL are hereby notified that an ELEC-
TON tor ten Directors, to manage IFS at
fairs for the ensuing year, will be held at
the Town Hall, on the third Monday, (tbe
I7tb) of January next. By order of the
board. JAMES L. McKENNA, Cashier.
dec {3 tJI9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Fer Rent.

ys-s The house On Washington-stTeet
EKN lately occupied by the Subscriber.
Essss Ii is in very good state oil repair,
EssAs5a healthy situstios and genteeel
nle'ghborlroot. Application may be MADE
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