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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-31
PEoPLE's TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE u. STAT

IN "SfDf''SI Of TIE u sTATEs,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS ol massachusetts
FOR vIcE-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED & APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
!" The people of the United States are one great
fa'niy--as long the Union Of the States holds. n
citizen from one section, provided he be honest, ca
pablo, and faithful the Constitution and the peo
pie, ought TO be acceptable to the opposite Sec
ton as to the ono which claims his birth or resi-
dence."
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n OCKS, ed July, 1924 Taken by the subscri-
N q bcr from Robert Cobbs' boat (head man,
Isaac0 bushels of white wheaton, the same
day. from Sam flarding's boat, (head man, Parick)
bushels OF red wheat. The above wheat will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock Keeper & Inspector of boats at WesiIIam.
Aug. 10. 6w58
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AssLZE OF BREAD

For the city Of J9jctmoaa, from tie 26M August
until further notice.
Superhue Flour bring FIVE dollars per barrel, viz
A. single Loaf, made Of Superfinc Flour, TO
weigh % uz. for dbl
Do. Common Flour, IS OF. Id
Double the above weights rspcctively, Sd
JOHN ADAMS, Mayor.
August 81 1862
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EETaTsEsYRE'g

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. 50
Quarter do. %
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;--purchas-
cd III that way they will S45, and warrant
ed to draw $50. less ID pes cent.
Should parcel be purchased 10y certificate, it
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets S23
Half do. Ii
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, and
subject to ii deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid) will meet
with prompt attention.
. Plies in the Lotteries Of New-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment of Tickets at this Office, ind any informa-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
June q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-01

M1N HxSO,.. =. Fl ~ "a.
In this town, Goth uIti3o. by the Rsv Mr.. Eddy,
3. Salisbury. Of Portsmouth.
DiRD,
On HE pssssge from Matanlas, about the 1T uls
on board brig Mstilds, Of Warren, Mr Benjamip III
en- aged IS. He was an active, iadustrionss I'D es
.esprising young man, and bad been 70 The iols0d
Cubs IN pursuit Of businSss, where he evo q H.
departure, he contrsctsd fhe disesses toicA hes
swept from exis,ence, 90 many young m(u beloog
ing % this ploce. He has left an amiab1o Vi6e ant
two smajl children, to mourn HE Ioss, besides No
merous connexions and friends. Who sincerely 4
ment bis early exit.
In MiddIesown, 18th ultimo, Mr Edvsrd ShiM
sged 68 yesrs.
asa esq- 'esd 81 yesc -AsGye Of ,h4 wvH
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ssars, she Ed6ftb, Or tho term Of Two yssrs,
snd the fah Jus,icss for the term ct one yesrlL
1us eli gpbsequsns appointments, q the sof 81
|si,her 6s ,hese lsrmss shall be for tss s'sA Of
Five fssra
Sseaon 5. The Court Of Common Pleas
gnd General Sessions Of the Peace, in each
soun'y. shall consist Of one Of tie Justices of
khs Suprsme yudicial Court, who shall bs
President ihsscol, end swo Justices of the
comuon Pleas, . msjori,y OF whom shall
orm quorum, and in ,hs sbssoee Of 'hs
President, the sldsss yuyise Of the Common
Pleas shall pseside. The justices Of the
Common Pisss, 10 each county Sshall be sp-
pointed for the term Of one ysss.
Section 6. No Justice OF the Supreme Iu-
iicisl Court shaIl sis in shs Appsilsss Court,
! o any case, 90 the trial Of which 10 presided
o the Court Of Common Piess.
Section No Judge shail charge tho ju-
Fiss 90 mei,sfs of fsct, bvt may state the tee.
imouy and declare the law.
Section Al writs and process shall run
Fn The name Of the State Of Rhode -Islsod,"
had sll prosecutions shsli be carried on 10 the
|lams snd b the su,hority Of tho State Of
Rhode. Islsod, end conclude, sesins, the peace
knd dIguisy Of The came.
FRIpAs, June as.
Mr.. Fovler, from the commi,,ss on tie
Legislative sud Executive depsrmsnss Of
Iovssnmsos, ratio Of Representation, &c
made report, accompanied With bill, vKISS
Fa' ordered se bs printed for the DEE Of ihs
|nembsrs. eix ~
This bill provides, that the Exeea.ivs snd
legislative Department j. to- consist Of three
branches /: the Governor, SsoAtc, and House.
f Representatives. The Sens,s to eonsis, y
members, TO DO chosee ~ Coundss 40 foi
owe: Nevpou 8 Senators 9 r. Jvjdstcl S
Washington 3; Kent . PISTOL 1.-The
Lieut.. Governor 70 be Pfes.d,s, OF sts Sen
he, and hsye . casting vo,e.--The House OF
10 be in the following ratio
towns under 5000 inbsbi,snts, TO be entitled
. Representatives over 5000 and under
900, 8 do. owe 5000 and under 10000, s
|o.; over 10 aud under $1,000, 8 do. over
$, 900. do. snd 40 town 10 be entitled 70
bore than 6represea, siives.--Tbs Governor,
lieut.. Governor, Gen. Treasurer, A,.osssy.
General and Secrets'y. TO DO chosen BY gene.
- tickss.--.Ths qualifications Of vo,srs TO be
be same % b now provided by law.
The last three days Of the session have
sen occopied Ia discussiog the sevsral 70:
orts.
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WOOL CARDING.

THE subscriber respectfully. Informs
- h,s friends and ths public. that g. -; pas
his Wool cardiok Machines IN compIkts otjer. ssS
lnat be will pay every attention 70 hsss Wssl Of Ali
on the mos, reaSonsble terms. N 1900 n
Co'ourns and finishing Woolea uIoshs eoa,iou.6
as usual AL favorS trsielally sefnovledeed s.
sAMtEl CIARRk. !,
Ar9cles .ntended to be sent 10 ihs Psc,ory. nav
os .sh with JOB sherman Newposs-- Stafford Amy
c;@n,S Sy0s@RsoSsrtsleg ssRS Cory E'vessoe--jsremah
n B-wool. sspsoarsly Of Soe srsde. shoSIa %
creased With pore &erib OIL Those Who vish can
have their Wool oiled as the msshins1
Portsmouth. June "a ~ s. ---
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Net1 Ge0D5.
Purchasers o., DIR GOODS are par
fieu!a,!ys feqsested toeau az
E. w. Lawton's
NtW STokE

NO. N2. u ia, 7B<hss. sgR5s& 4
WHERE they viii fnd almost every ast,c.s sha1
they may want, either for ornament or use. a
the same qualify are sold and probably many arti-
cles much cheaper The assortment Is too great to
paricu'ariss the whole but includes the olIowings
among many others, a. 90
Blue. black, brown, mixed and other
Broadeloths. 3. 't'
II plain ard s:hss5 csss:sssss. - y. -.3l. e;
pantaloons. IS :,
ings. = rs
very extensive assortment Of printed caiiooss
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FOX SALE,

=. On a liberal credit, ~ qeprspsd sssss.
The ship ALLIANCE. 228
>k6A tons bosthen, - shs ssme from ses,
HkN1HIP from whaling yoysees 9th I'll her
- sppurenanesa 6he u veil found,
snd hes many massssls for sueh voyasep Her In.
ventory may Be Gen. end tefmo and conditions Of
= - csAlsfJPHER FOWLER.
NrSsrs, Jsss ". = !. !. =.
TPRivIIhG q, efalI k1n1s, 3. sssfsd q
: 0af&ssA s.s.t = sHs ~.
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New-York and Rhode Island
SrsAM. BoArs.


0N the third pf Ju.y, the toaosing arrangement
- viii Do adopted and continued for the season {.
The Connecsioue, Captain Bunker. win leave Prov.
idence. every Saturday. II 4 O'Clock, p NJ and the
Fulton. Captain Comssock. every Wednesday. at
4P. N.
From New.Yoik. the Conuecsicut will dep.r, eve.
ry Wednesday, st 3o'eiock. p. u and the Fulton.
every Saturday. o. the same hour.
July I.
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New Goods.

ANoW SOOAOs
Nice go1Dn Patterns 7 yds lone, /5r only
\. Csc eaeh-3-4 shivtings guite GOOD
for only 8 ets.Aths yd.--pnk
Snsghams for only IL l-2
CTS the yd. g 6-4k.
hsmuslins, nice
JvonE25
etsfhe
= Fn i.~gyd.c .." ,.
And many other goods proportionably cheap. are
now opeAng At the cheap sfors of
VIM. JAMES IiLLEY,
No.. 1i9 Thames sreefc
Where there is just opened the following Goods,
Blue. black, olive and eaIashes e:'~', r.'.
mixed brosdclohs Elegsnt Gsruiture Of rib.
An assortment Of Kersey. boos 80. o. i'-
meres Bonnet silks and ssttins
Satiinets ~ White silk scarfs
BombazincD Merino shawIs, ehesp
Bombazetto A complete assortment Of
Poplins English lsces and edg
Elegant verdna s'rIp~ wide lace for Inserting
Hearth ruggs a complete assortment Of
G,ese sossls. and hhfs indispensibIes
Chinchals cords al, French, English and A.
Hsek figured Lessntnes mericap csIicoes
Russia sheetngs superb assortment OF
Uapess aod Duck mourning ribbons,
Italian and bess crapb Ladies' and gentemen's
ssripe9 !esns white wa'h leather
wsshnetcp stripes Kid and silk. do
Blue ca)c5es. 90 cts. Muslin robes
Stoet shd One sak vee<- eomplete assortment OF
coed sd-sictings iosos. shirsipfs, nice and Cheap
y ess pes ysrd f Midi. shear. and fancy
JackoooA ond cOmmo1 mustino
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From tAe Warren CLAaIos.

MASONIC cCELsBaArIoS'--Thc Festival O.
{. John, ths Bsp,is,, vas eelebrsi 10 this
pwn, cd Thbrsdsy last. by The Masonic F's.
,rni,y OF this state. A ptocsssion gas for
bod sud proceeded, sgreeably to tho slrs1ge'
hents snnouuced 10 our last, from Washing.
pn Hall TO the Bsp,i., Meeting house, where
be ALMIGHTY AncuITEcr ofihe Universe
as invoked upon ino IN q e.lo 7f tho Mason.
Institution by the Rev. NJ. Rsxfprd. IN q
prysai sud sppr op.is,e ,pIsyer, sfer which q
'ighly interesting discourse was delivered to
large end ioselIigsnt audience by the Rev.
j.. Tsh. Hts discourse was wsiiten 10 an
legant end classical style and pronounced in
sirtin Of digui6sd el5qoSnce.. The Ofetor
raced ihe history of the Masonic sst. snd OF
he decay Of iht Gionuoasnts Of the geniu., Of
,he .F,s,Stni,j, khc lived in oIdsn iime.
!. examined The. moral tendency Of me ipsti.
Aion, end 70 tu,sd The a,persions which hsve
ZEN ,csss ppor. IL, by showing that the good
eeds OF ite dsembess arc not e0blseoned
i,h phssissicsl s,toti,Ion on the page of his.
pry, Tut thai they ere written 10 indeiible char.
rsers on the bSssio, Of the widow shd the or.
hsp. THE sxsrsises we're in,erspe,sed With
pprop:isss hymns which were eung With I'd.
nirsble tsals by the Phiio. Harmonic Soeie,y.
the exercises ue,s closed with . bepedic;
on By lbe Rev. M. Pickering sftss Which
fs PROCESSION again fos med aad proceeded
Col. Goes Hotel, whefe they parook oi q
,nner prepared, 10 the CIr,. excellent ssyls,
81 the occasion.
We h,vs put, 10 type, description Of .
sv sir pump invented by J. II. Psueo, Esq.
Newposss bur owing 70 the length OF the
F,iels hste been obliged 10 postpone Il until
~ &c Providenes journal.
From the N. Y. Patriot.
u sks "Nsw Ys,k Censor, printed 81
.doois, Chatseque county, in lhis State, We
nd ,hs following state f6snt. which we ssus,
wholly incorrect The dssth Of M. Dunn,
nd shs eircumMspcss attending on il. how
yea sugur unfsvosabiy q least of Ais inno-
enee.
Jacob Hook, ssys the Censor, Of the 10th
Juoe, awas tried n Warren, Penn. on the
., instant, for the muIdsr OF Mr.. Wallace,
the 25th March lsst and, however revolt
bg l, msy sppsss 70 those who wish 10 zee
ps,ics administered, Ii 10 . lsmen.abls fact
bss the snsieips,ious Of many that he would
scsts the punishmsut due 10 bis crime on
ccouns or bis vssI,h, have been fully sealiz.
q. A verdict Of Hef guilty. was brought in
, as jury. On seeoun, Of oof disssnes from
6e scsns Of a:.iou, We may perhaps moi be
ispst:s Of giving ell the particulars OF this
pspssction eossscsly, yet ws csn give suffic
snt ibs essssinsy 70 sbow that The most q
0miosbIs eossop'ion was exhibited o. his "i'
- n -
be :sdss sad ju'y who tstsd him. AS &C.
ious cop6smsiioa Of this We have 10 sis'e that
as Of the jusymsn, h1s. Ara Dunn, who
q. hsrs,oloss bsss considered respsessbIs
b.o, eommisssd ssiods, % The morning sfte'
he yisi. He US heard to ssy, bsSoss his
sssh, shss hs md 1sss gzihy n perjury Sy
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N EW GOODS.
JOHN +. TOWNSEND,

HdS Just received, e.
a N additional supply of English
"A French and India GOODS, among which are
Irish Linens | vcstings y
Cotton Shirtingc Satin stripe Drilling -
Cambrlc Robes White and striped Jeans
Printed Musiins Furniture dmity
BACK. coIorsd ana hgur Oil colhs for tahlcs
cd silks Black LeghorRs ~" &
COTTON and siik Hosiery Black worsted Bornba-
Cauze, ,zeiia and sik bkfs zeens, &c. &c.
~ 20 =" .ALSO, t- 's"'s
Three bales ,of brown and whitened cotton sheet
inys and shrtings from the most approved Factories
with general assortment Of Domestic Cotton
Goods, viz. stripes, plaid checks. bedticking. yan.
&c r, .'.rg -. -t
Newport, June "a Sw.
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FRESH TEAS. ,e..

NEWPORT SO -Cie,ks Office Ssk,ems Jndie.
ial Convs, loh June, 1894
nN application TO me this d,y made by Ceorre
~ Browneii. Of Portsmouth, in The county Of Nsws
port. petitioner for the benefit of the Insovent act,
for notice 70 issue to his creditors the purpose Of
dominating assjgnees. The crcdidrs Of the said
George arc hereby notified. that tlbey sppesr before
the Supreme Judicial Court 10 be holden IN Newport.
within end for the county Of Newport on the fourth
Monday in August mex, ensuing The date hereof, and
norninste oes OF sssigsees to take an assign.
ment Of the estate and eects Of the said George Tor
the benefit Of said creditors
HOLMES wEavRR. cr'k v
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Plain levAntine silks
! Drxb, white and blsck
J sattins
} Drab & white elk gloves
! souchong Pongees
. Canton grapes
Nankin ditto
| CoIored cambrics
Fancy co'ored Iustringp
DO do sAttins
Black Ilustrings q satins
y very complete assorss
ment Of ribbons, ofthc
newest fashions
Plain and pear, edged
common ditto Ns'
. Black do. cheaper 'han
1 ever before offered
Elegant plain and hg'd.
1 swiss m,,sllns -
! Do d.. mpll ditto
] DO do jaconet do 4
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DOMESTIC COTTONS.

DOMESTIC COTTONS.
Bale brown sHEE1yvGs. IS inches
wide for i2A cents !;
do do do 81 do Is centa {
I do do do 81 do. ~ do Z
I do Lancaster do ~ do % do
2 do stripes from I6to 20 cts.
2 do ginghAtns i6 70 20 do II i
do brown sheeti0gs 3 10 "a centA
3 do blesehcd do 1910 80 do.
Ms,tcwan clouded strjpes
Corded light and dark ditto
- :. FRESH TEAS. e.%<. II,
Hyscn. young hyson. hyson skin, souchone ana
csper souchong Teas, Of the very krst qualities.
Newport, June 10. 1924; ,N
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Just keCelved
School Notice.

TIME subscriber Tenders hi. services as
A TEACHER, ,ohis friends and The
public. and promises faithful discharge
OF bis duty ~ attending to tbr morals q It.
terary advancement OF his pupils. lie al
80 ,ende,s bis thanks 10 those who have
been pleased to pa,rGnise his school, and
fIat,ers himself that the progress made ~
The pupils committed to hls care. may me-
rit continuance OF the confidence repos-
ed in him. Should early application be
made, he will prepare himself to receive,
as boarders, ten pupils, to be instructed
in the Greek aud Lotta languages; winch,
with seven Or eight scholars from the
neighborhood 81 the school, will coT'I.
ture the whole number iDteRded to be adj
United.
The terms are 10 dollars per annum !;
or II bed be furnished, 100 dollars, tor
board and tuition Quarterly payments
will be expected IN advance.
As i, respects health, there is, perhaps
no situation IN the county more ellgibfe
for school. FhaNtio hDAHo'
Nanjemoy, Charles county, Md.
ian 2. u
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N!arshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA I:

Ala SUPERIOR Court OF Cbancery held
in the town Of fredericksburg, Oh tne
9Th day OF October, 1898
Joseph Sbumste, in bis own right, ana as
administrators Of Richard Shute, deceas:
cd Plaintiff,
A,ou.tus 3. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
VslHE decree nisi entered in this cause
At rules Cd the ED day Of May, 1928,
being returned executed on the defendant
Augustus B. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who is out OF this Com
nonwealih, and agaias. whom The PLAIN
,iff appears TO have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants: and they still failing to appear aud
answer. the bill OF the plaintiff is taken ior
confessed: and on motion OF The plaIntiff,
by counsel. the Court, on consideration OF
The bill and exhibits, doth adJudge, order
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from lhe
date hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sum OF
6uO dollars, With interestat The rate o. D
per centum per aDDum from the first day
of January. 1899, until paid, and the costs
BY him expended in the prosecution Of
tins sui:, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming un-
der :hem. be tbenceiorth barred and fOre-
closed Of all equity and right 70 redeem
the houses and lots described in the linden
ture of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on the Esd day OF September, 1916, be.
tween Augustus B. Carver of the one part,
and Richard Shu,e of The other part; and
that the Marshal of ibis Court do, after adj
ver,ising the time and place thereof for
three months successfully, in some news
paper printed in the iowa OF Alexandria,
expose to sale by public suction, Tor rea.
dy money, the houses and lots 10 the said
indenture mentioned. and out OF the mo.
ney arising from the said sale, after de-
fraying the expenses attending the same,
nav 10 The plaintiff the said principal mo-
ney, interest and costs; and The surplus OF
HE proceeds OF sale, ii any, retain in bis
hands, subject TO the future order OF the
Court, and report bis proceed ings herein
TO the Court 10 order 10 fnal decree.
Costs, 50 dolls. As cents. Copy.
Tes,e, ]. T. FORD, c c.
0TPursuant 10 the foregoing decree,
snail, on Saturday, the Goth day Of May
next, in front OF Capt Williams's Tavern.
in Dumfries. expose to sale by auction, TO
the highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known in the plan of Me
said town of Dumfries, by the numbers
TweHty-six and Thirty four.
WIN M CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, M. T. c. D.
feb 90 t99may
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Was Committed

TlO the jail tor the county Of Alexan-
IL dria, D. c. ON the cath inst. as a run
away a negro man named GERHARD,
who says be is the property OF Thomas
Seddeo, living in Fredericksburg. Va
Said negro appears TO be about 30 years
old, 6 feet high, has fresh scar on the left
IRIS, near the thumb, bis cloatting blue
cloth coat aud blue and white kersey pan
falcons, the owner is desired to come
prove properly, pay charges and take bin
away, otherwise be will be disposed OF
according to law.
ANDREW RoUNsAyELL,j a,lor.
feb 70 lawn
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Nh. Top-This famous author of

Mr.. TOD-This famous author Of
the FARIsF, in the course Of debate
on that bill, some time since, 0bserv-
ed, that he was like the man in the
front Of the Almanack-attacked on
ali sides. The editor of the Charles
ton Courier, remarks as follows:
As Mr.. II. has appropriated to
himself this honorable position, we
would confirm this title to it. by re-
ference to the various parts of the
picture.
.Mr. Tod will be found to have
ram over his head, threatening him
for his hostility to the golden fleece
of the country; under his feet are the
fishes, showing his enmity to corr
merce; on his right shoulder are the
tpins, commerce and agriculture,
deprecating his success; the crab is
i'm the direction of his heart, advising
him to recede; the lion on the other
side, daring him to advance: justice
with her scales, showing that he has
been weighed. and found wanting;
the rirg,a with lifted arms. protest.
ing against the vices Of manufactu-
rers: the archer pointing at him the
arrow Of TEL; the Scorpion essay
ing his remnrselrss stings; the 1pa-
terman looking with distress at his
war on commsrce, and John Bull
laughing in ais sleeve at the naked
manufacturer, to whom tile goat ap-
bears IN the attitude Of obeisance.
AS Mr.. Tod has so happily hit
himself oG. We cannot but circulate
the portrait
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New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,

GROCERY SIORE,
LosOer end Of King st. opposite Hugh
Smith f. Cos.
,CLAGETT AND PAGE
Lave jus, received and offer for sale,
IL S West o !%S', and Sugars
Ms:' India and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial. Teas
Y. Hyson and Souchong
Jamaica Il N. E. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, Howard, March, &
Co.'S brandy
TeneTiffe & Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbis.
White GIN
Wrapping paper
Pepper, piment0, nutmegs, cloves, &c.
which having been purchased with cash,
they will cell low on the same terms.
march Is tt
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DIR.

After a regular study of Medicine in
the College OF Physicians of PhiIa-
delphis, with extatic impulse, ne i'm
bibcs pleasure when Informing the
inhabitants Of -, and its vicinity.
that he will at all times attend in
that pure train Of associations 50
compatible aud so necessary in the
profession, and whoever may honor
these intentions will find him located
at Mr.. IS.
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POETRY.
JovE's FLOWER.

BY ALBERTO.
Jove said one day he'd make flower
A maiden flower to deck his bosom,
/, Not less in TINT, or less in power,
Exceeding every other flower.
So said his Godship, and he took
Pearls and roses intertwined:
4 lonely lily caught his losk,
Casting It's fragrance 70 the wind;
Then uttering ''let those eyes be jet"
Doubling Fear soft WHISPERED to him,
ono, ifin black those eyes are set,
No man can look save to undo him"
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Notice.

A LII persons having business with
n Charles Bennett, Esq. are be'eby
informed That we act under a power VI
attorney las bis agents till bis return bone.
HUGH SMITH & Co.
march wv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-06
sTHE RARE CURIOUS

The following is given in the 'Mis-
sionary,' a respectable paper pub
lished at Mount ZInn, in Geor gia. as
an exact copy of a letter written by
q young son of Esculapius. to a gem
tleman in that state, requesting adj
vice with regard to a design he had
formed Of pursuing his profession in
one of the upper counties. The
names and date only of the letter are
suppressed. Charleston Courier.
-- County February
Dr. Sir
Purmit me the pleasure of your at
tention as 1 wish to claim it with
Che enqulery Of the practicabilaty Of
MEDICAL resolves
have raminated on the tendant
circumstances Of placing - in my
views. but l will let this question
partly be dissolved by your council
- and so il this intrusion will
meet your judgment the most placid
induction is the result,--l passed
through - about 90 months pass
An impression has tasted of its
commodious conducting deductions
of pecunuay consideradisioHs-
Pleas Sir give me such informa-
ton as is Necessary to the complesions
of these viewes and by letting these
views enter into your Judgement of
facts and act with the impulse of de-
Hibernate enquire-I beleave you have
one Physician but can he do all the
business-yOu will let mo know
wheather You will be to my interest
should l come 10 that county l
am very Respectfully