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rs hereby given That allh Cells IN The
4 Lmoiic Hospital, in The city u UHtama-
burg, are occupied, and that no more patients
(Aiale or Fcuale,) will be received into said
Hospital uptl some Of the said Cells are "a
cant, due notice of which will be given.
By order Of the Court 81 Directors
LEO HENLEY, {. {. II.
Williamsburg, Feb -. mts %
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" SN pVEiNSIYEN.

A ND for sale by the author. and at Ech-
4 n OILS North Bookstore, STRUCTURES
on TIE Religious System Of BARON SIZE
DENBORG, with letter to MIR. II. G. Lin
berg, and an ppendix.-Price, % cents.
April 10 tsa6
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.llso, one other Vraet,

Adjoining the last mentioned land contain
ing 3yl acres, aud bounded on one side by
the road leading from Samuel Burkss, 10
WAITS Gap, aud the lands OF Richard 8. IL
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Camm, dee. vi this tract there are only
about 10 acres clearc : and that portion OF il
Is we'll enclosed and fresh II II heavily tim
bercd and well walcrcd, aud contains a large
quantity OF FIRST rate tobacco land This trbet
lies within one mile OF Bethel
II the above lands are not sold privately
before the 18th dav Of October, they will. on
that day be sold publicly at my residence -
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
ii is expected, will wish to view the hands
They will be shown at any time on applica
ton he,ng made 10 the subscriber
II Terms Of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE KUCkEK
February %. 2sWts
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Irish linens.

WE have just received tyo cases of
w very superior IRISH LINENS, war
ranted bleach, which We offer at very reduced
prices. MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
April l6 ts36
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NaAIV.tHLE A,a MIS-

FOR N.ILE.
flNlE subscriber wishes 10 sell the fol-
u lowing valuable lItAcf9 OF LAND,
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Y aluabAe Neal kstate
AT AUCTION

AT AUCTION
DY virtue of a deed of trust executed 70
I'D the subscriber by James Gillian, bearing
date ON the 18th day of March, 1920, and OF
record in the corporation court OF Lynchburg,
shah, on the 18th day of May, 1924, on the
premises, sell by way Of public auction, for
ready money, certain
Aalf-Acre A0t Of Ground.
With its Appurtenances,
in tie town of LynchburS, on Sd street, at the
intersection Of Sd street and 9th alley, or SO
much thereof as shall be necessary to answer
the purposes of said deed OF trust
Acting as trustee, | will only convey such
title as is vested in me by the deed OF Fust
aforesaid, aud none other.
CHlSWELB pABNEY,
April 20. 2Awtd,73 Trustee
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pd eieg Northern Cities md for SAFE aesai
Tie Establishment Q the Subscribers: inong utch

Cbintzes, super. and common
Irish Linens and Damask Table Linens
Linen Cambrics and Cambria Hardt..,,.
Pateat Steam aud Power-Loom Sbir.r..'
Jaconett Cfayats, figured and cross. L,,,,,l
\ large assortment OF countcruains ara
Elegant Fancy and Plain Ribbons, Of MAJ.
widths and coIors
silk Flags and Fancy ilandkerChiefs
Sattins, Senshaws, SarsRetts
Figured and Plaid silks
White aud colored Marseiies Ves,inos
Drillings, Wilmington Stripes and Na,lo..
Buck, hid, Beaver and Silk Gloves
A large and extensive assortment Of Co,
Shawls and Handkerchiels o''
White aud colored Ginps
Leghorn and Straw Flats and Bonnet.
Mems and Boys Fur and Wool u,t.
Best quality blue and White Cotton Van.
An assortment OF Brushes, Of every i;nd
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MOI ice.


gps7sG FOR RENT,
f.:GH My Stone House, on Horse
fsisS Pasture, IN llenry co, good
r1sVAshfngA stand for 4 ore, m able neigh
borhood, and a very public place. Also, my
STORE HOUSE, al Henry court house, as I
am about Ia decline business OF that kind,
having been at il nearly fity -four wears.
GEORGE HAlRSTON.
Z. s. Possession muy he had Isl ol May.
APril9 tsS5 q II.
ytY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
4 the subscribers by Samuel /. Harrison q.
sarah his Wit bearlns date Sd October 1915,
and Of record in the hnsilngs court Office Of
Lynehburg, Tor the purpose OF securing the
paSmcm of certain sums OF money therein
expressed 10 " illam Newell, we shall pro-
coed 10 seiI. by way of pubic auction, for
ready money, on the premises, on Friday the
l1Ih day of MAJ next, Oil fair, Il not the next
tar day thereafter, Sundays eXcepted)
ALL HAT 10y OR PARCEL OF
GNNV.SO,
in the town of Lvnchburg, known by the
name OF Martins Warehouse, being Lot No.
ls. and part OF Lot No 20. The subscribers
will convey such title only as is vested in
them by the trust deed.
HENRY DAVIS, }r..,...
April .. 2aw2w34
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10 Rrnlnnin Perkins, John .Noare.

10 Bfnldmin PerEiRS, J0bn .N0ore,
Richard Perkios, 7Hos. Moore, .jr. JOHN
". Rose and Ju8ies w. UtbseR
GENT ..EMEN-2d.e .Aohee,-That
' g we stall proceed on Friday The 3ota Of
Apg.lreN, al the Franklin Hotel, N the town
of Lynch5urg, to take the depositions OF sun
dry Witnesses to he read as evidence in a suit
III cimncery, depending in the Lynchbnrg dis.
trict, wherein we are plaintiffs and you are
defendants.
r A. IIo4 COLNBE,
FIELDING l.. WILLIAMS, .AdmrS.
Of Robert HsliiamS, deceased.
March 30.
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Notice.

be sold, to the highest bidder
W on TIE 18th day of June next, if fair
{ not the next fair dav,
FOUR TRACTS OR PARCELS OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

Ia return TO Parliament, the value OF the exports
cf G.ea, Brain Tor 1898, is officially s,a,, i al
fl0 AIS, $40, and that OF inpots a, Esq 224 66S.
the week proceeding May l7lh, was pretty lair for
The season Of the year but the purchases OF whea,
were confined 10 samples Of the best quality, which
he p-rs boughi sp~riugy but all the infer or kinds
little Inquired alter, and sales affected only "a,
reduction price, aud TO Effect these 10 any quantity
great sacrif:es had 10 he made.
The Ex- Empress Of France, Maria Louisa, is
making a tour in Italy, under the travelling title oi
Duchess Of Colorno. BY the last atvces from Gcnom
she WAS daily expeci.d at that city, ~~hence, after
vsi'iag some of tue delightful villas in the neighbour
hood, che was to proceed to Leshorn, and afterwards
Ia Naples.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29
GREAT BRITAIN.
1efal Av~F.o. D..... D.

The General Average Prices Of British Corn, 40
received weekly from the inspectors in the maritime
towns aud cities in Eugland and Wales is acoorJnv
to the Gazette Of May 18th, rs foIlows-wbest 65s
3d.--Barlcy 3f.; Gd.-Oss 2is % RYE S9s ID
Beans 3i' id-Pease 81, ID, This, IL must be re-
collected, IS Tie general sTcsge which governs u,-
tortstiQn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

From the Washington Republican of Jtne PAL
In our last paper we briefly announced fact Of Mr.
ton as Minister Mexico TO the Presidenf We undrr
stand that this act entirely voluntary on the part of
Mr. Edwards, who rather than compromise those lofty
feelings and that high honour which are
BILE from elevated minds has thus freely
the hands OF the Executive, the important situation in
which he had been Invested There Is a magnapimy n,
this sacrifice Of pecunary interest TO character which
and sordd minds may be unable hut IL will
he correctly appreciated by all viruous and
IL Is ruuoured that President has not vel accent
ed the resignation Of Mr. Edwards and that his course in
this respect is doubtful We have no jnermaon nm ,;s
point than Others we are confident tIe
dent actuaed as he will be- by sense of duty and re-
gard TOT the best interests Of the country, will justly
disereeiiy ana bfmly, without regard consequen ces
The report OF the Committee we publish this day; the
documents accompanying the report are we
The result of s Edruards nps,iraan has been a,e,,
signal triumph OF Mr. Crawford all his enemies eprn
and secret MS health continue improve has done
for weeks past his elevation TO the Presidency is
mosoiIy certain.
days.
Mr. Livingston passed through this city on Tuesday and
we are enabled 10 say, undoubted authority, that
mr. Livingston declared in ibis city sat Edwards could
cePernfed TO 60 TO Mercc Mr.. Taylor the decided
political opponent Of Mr. Crawford on the committee
ing Yesterday asked what had thessue Of the Enqu
ooiorrsp "'- ' ~ ''"s
All accounts agree that such witness Edwards
before appeared in this country and that while under ex
animation his buerest enemy would have pitied him 1t
now eEces no special wonder that be asked not 10 be
amined that the committee did not comply with his
request One fact to which ask the attention of
our readers.
Mr. cheyes while under examination stated tina, be vas
friendly TO the claims Of another gentleman 20 the Preden
cy, bot that he would them his oath lie always
done heretofore bear testimony the ability AND integrity
with which Mr. Crawford bad managed the public funGs
in the countries. and proof fi he stated
while the Bank Of the United States had lost feen pc
a % @nI s S 20 s ss sd & I
~ February last declared TO Mr. Noble, Senator from 10
diana that Mr. Crawford bad conducted the Treasury De
Psren 10 the western country With great ability and pru
denee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-29

MONEY.-Tbe new five per cent loan OF
the city Of Philadelphia was taken there ON
on Monday last, at a premium Averaging nine
per cent. on the whole amount. Bait finer.
The Washington Journal says--It is sup
posed The Government will retain, at least.
'wo hundred thousand dollars OF the claims
awarded by the Commissioners under the
Florida Treaty, from clsimants indebted 10
the United Staies rs,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
USE OF SULPHATE OF COPPER
IN GROUP.

DR., III. Hoffman recon tnends the sal
phate of copper As an excellent remedy
IN Group, especially after blood letting
In slight cases he begins with giving
from . quarter to half a grain every
two hours: in those cases. however,
whore thsre 10 also laryngites. or bron'
chitss, three, four, or more grains arc
administered 90 a. to excite insta.''
vomiting: by 90 doing, the doctor thinks
that not only is the lymph exPe.i-
from it's trachea. but also that the ior
Their secretion Of it ia prevented, 80 that
the patients very much relieved, ana
soon cured. After coPious vomiting
has been produced, the medicine 70 70
be given 10 small doses, in conjunction
with digi,alis. In support of the utility
Of the above practice, Dr.. II. athfm'
that he has employed it with the great
est SUCCESS duriDga period OF ten years;
in gssat number Of children sffse.eo
with Group. without ever having iost .
patieu, in that tims, notwithstanding
the disease was often at its heighs when
he was first called in.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
SINGULAR WHIRLWIND.

New Philadelphia, Ohio on the 18Th
ull. was visited by wh'rIwind. A heavy
dark cloud m the form oil an inverted 81.
gar loaf, approached AMI burst upon part
oil The town with tremendous and irressta-
bic effects on the small space where il de-
scended. The roof and second story u:
a brick house wa, taken off; ws story
wooden house prosirsted; sev-t ."uses
unrooled; iour or five out houses blown
down; new frame building lifted and
thrown into the street. &c. Providenual.
" 40 lives were lost lis torce was al
most as great and evaDesceDt as that o
electricity. 10 two minutes alter the roal
and crash, oil was silent and calm, and
The citizens were surveying with astonish.
ment the ruins caused by TINS awful and
destructive operation OF nature.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
IMPORTANT CHANGES.

By The late arrival from Europe, Inior-
nation has reached US through private
channel that bis Majesty's Government
have resolved TO disunite the civil and mi.
Iiiary government OF india; as also that OF
the North American Provinces. 1t is ad.
ded that bis Excel,ency the Earl OF Dal.
bousie is selected tor the highly honorable
and important station Of Commander IN
Chief 10 India, and that the Hon Sir Fran
els Burron, now Lieut.. Governor OF Lower
Canada, is to be placed at he head OF the
civil ovarnment Of that part OF bus Ma
ies,y's dominiona Nsu York Abton.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
From IL. Fa,.a. IN. P.)Gaz. of.Mav %.

By an arrival from Ragged Island We
have melancholy account OF the loss Of
the scbr. Eleanor, OF this port. The yes.
sci was on voyage from Neuyitas bound
to Bar, acoa, With number OF passengers
on board, when, in the night OF the Esd
ult. she suddenly struck upon one OF I
cluster OF small Keys called the Brothers.
within about la miles of Ragged Island -
The Eleanor alter striking dTifted off for
some distance, when she sunk 10 deep wa
ter. and Is OF the Passengers instantly pc.
rished. Five pers however. an .ne
whom were Mr.. John Ambrsier, Jun. aud
a young man of the name OF Zanicle were
fortunate enough TO reach one of the Keys
where they renamed ip great distress for
IL or IA days, when Zauicle determined
to endeavor to get to Ragged Island, AMI
accordingly pushed off, astride Of log ~
wood which he picked up and padded
himself TO that Island, where he landed
very much exhausted from famine and Ia
tigue, and related the state in which he
had lett The Survivors on the Key. A YES.
sci was despatched from Ragged Island in
search OF those on the Key. but when they
arrived there, they could find 90 one; but
saw grave where zone person had been
buried, which Zanicle supposed to have
been sick Spaniard whom he bad l.ft
there Soon after Zanic|e left the Key
two briggs were observed &c have anchored
near u, and It was supposed that the per.
Sons left there were so fortunate as TO get
on hoard of one OF them Among the pas.
srngeTs who persisted OF the vessel sinking
was. we are into ed. Mr. William Far
anharsoL, snn C.. .harles Farquharson, oil
Wailings Island
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
WORTHY OF RECORD.

On Sunday last, Mr. Fink Roberts, OF
this city, held up tor baptism at The Frs,
Church, 10 Cbauncey Place. his ninth son,
To whom he gave the name OF John Gum.
cy Adams This child was born with teeth
On The same day, five others o. MS suns re-
ceived the Dane OF E'brige Gerry, vi
liam Ebstis, Thomas Jefferson, James Mum
roe, and Andrew jackson
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
Sugar.
Sixty Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
II Thursday night 10Th inst. two ne
gro men: LEWIS, about IS or 20 years
old. S feet 10 inches high, Of dark color
Also, PETER, about e or IS years old,
OF a tswney color. about 5 feet 8 or 8
incoes high; no particular marks recollect.
ed on either of said boys The dress Of
both was blue or dark colored cloth. rath.
er ragged, T. has been very much patched,
but il is supposed they will change their
clothing; they are brothers, and were late.
" purchased of a Mr. Preuss, Of Prince
George county, Md. The above reward
will be given, or thirty dollars Tor either
of said boys. il delivered 10 the subscriber
at E. Legs's. in Alexandra, or secured in
any Jail so that get them again
DAVID T CURETON.
HTThe Frederck'own Herald will
publish the aoOve three times, and iofw ar,
bis account to this 0lics for payneat.
iuss 10 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
Pocket. Book Lost.

WAS lost by the sub'criter, living be-
w tween Cbickamuxeh and Nasje-
'noy, Maryland, about two weeks since,
a PocL et- Book, containing a number Of
BONDS, ACCOUNTS, and other Pa
PERS: among which were, Two bonds OF
Luke Barber for p.:80 50; one do OF Dr..
S. Hauson's for 100 dollars; one OF Fran
els Speake for 80 dollars; and one OF } X.
Shoots for l2a dollars Also, a past ac-
count OF George G. Mason's, for &c dollars.
balance due said Mason.
l will give a reward OF Eight DollarS TO
any person who will deliver said Boot md
contents TO George W. Catlett, Alexandra,
or to myself LOTT MASON.
Charles County, Md. Iune8 #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
IMMENSE POSSESSIONS,

A late New Orleans paper states, that
in severe storm Of wind and RAIN. the
roof of the sugar house o. Gen: Wade
Hampton was blown Of, and that he
would, in consequence Of ne destruction
OF cane, fail shor. OF the quantity OF sugar
he expected to make, about three hsn'
d,ed hos,heads This statement will give
the ,ea der some idea of the extent OF the
possessions OF Gen. Hamp'9n, who IS pso-
badly the richest planter IN the south.
(yNilss's Register.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
Ii MARINE LIST, &
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.

SAlLED-June II;
Brig VeDtrosa, Alien, Boston.
Scbr Afford, Baxter, Boston.
Schr Elizabeth. Traverse, Providence.
Schr Mary Ann, Swift, Madeira.
Scbr Polly Rider. Rider, T rtsm.u' Z
Steamboat Petersburg, Croker, No.
folk.
Schr Adeiis, Thorp, New Haven,
June Ia,
Schr Alert, Bears, Boston.
Schr New.Pre. cilla, lmmohr, w. Indies.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
From he Natiosul Lntell;gescsr.

NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES
Pronoiu',s and Appointments. IN the Ma.
rine OPS and Navy, a.. confirmed by
the Senate, May s6, 1924.
PR MOTIONS IN rHE MARINE coRPs.
Joseph l.. Kuhn aud Charles K BROOM,
First Lieu,ensnts, TO be Captains 10 the
blarine Corps
Benjamin w. Macomber, Abram N.
Brevoort and Samuel J. Coejeman, Second
Lieutensnts, 10 be FIRST Lieutenaats in the
Marine { orps
A.sGINTMgETs IN THE MARINE CORPS
George +. Lindsay, OF Miss. William
A. Randolph, OF S. c. Landon N. Carter.
OF Vir. John G. Reynolds, OF n Y. and
Henry w Fowler, of Loo. to be Second
Lieu;enants in the Marine Corps.
APpoiNTMEaTs IN THE NAVY.
Edmund L Dubary. OF Penn. Stephen
RapaIje, of NJ. Y. John Haslett, OF S. C
Henry w. Basset, Of Md Benjamin
K. Tinsiar, of N. Y. c. FL. Van Brunt, OF
IN Y Waters Smith, OF Florida. Isaac
HuIse, of N Y Cornelius Moore. OF N.
Y and Thomas J Brsdner, o, N Y. to be
Surgeons Mates in The Navy
John N. Hambeton, OF Md. JOS. Wat.
sou, o, Mass. William McMurtie. Of Penn.
and John G.. De Hart, of N. }. to be Pur.
sers in the Navy.
Cave Jones, Of N. Y. to be Chaplain in
the Navy.
Navy Department, 3lst May. 1894.
RESERVATIONS IN THE NAVY,
SINCE SrPr !. 1928
Lieu.enanis-Rnbert Spedden, T.. w.
Stevens and James F Curtis,
Surgeons q Il. Hunt, Charles Cot
tn, G. o,ge T Kennon, Villa BaIne'
we'll. Amos A Evans. Roher, X. Barton
II. c. Randolph, c. NJ. Reese, James
Page
Surgeons Hates-F. S. Bea,tie. D. N
labor, tianup Philips, K. F. cambridge
r. T.. Fslconrr.
Posed .NidsAipmen-T. B. Curtis, D
Conyngham
.Nadshipmes j. N. Allen, J. H. Amo'
ry, John / Jones, N. Marchsnd, William
Pollard, Hen Potter, c. n. Starr, Rich
ard Stewart, Lewis Seeger.
RECAPiTULAriO>S OF RESlGNA-
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For NeW-YOrk,

,~ The regular packet schooner
&& NARY, Captain Hodgkinson; now
ready 10 receive cargo. and will sail with
all convenient despatch. For freight o.
passage, having good accommodations,
apply 10 the master on board. u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
NJ ARRIs.U.

On Thursday morning last. by the rev
Dr.. Wilmer, Ld,orence 4de1ander, esq. OF Eff
fingham. Prince William CO. Va.to EhSd, el
dest daughter of the late Daniel Mclean, esq
OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
For Sale.

- half square OF ground on Co
a. meron, between Henry and fa-
3sH yette streets. with a large TIVE
GGsiory frame dwelling house. and
two small tenements. A healthy and beau
tiful situation. and convenient to the best
water 10 town. Apply 10
JOHN RICHARDS.
june IA If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY

THIS DAY,
4 I i10'clock will be exposed for sale.
"A 10 iront OF The Alexandria Reading
Room,
Negro Stare .Mrtin,
the property Of The late Elizs DuIsny.-
Terms cash. By order Of The Adninis,ra.
tor. S l. MARSTELLER. Auc'r.
nN TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock will ia
Vsold at the auction store,
Stone jugs, assorted sizes, jars do. bot,
Ties do.
Spanish tobacco, Spanish segafs, com.
mon do.
Chewing tobacco. molasses sugar. teas
Coffee, gin, brandy vinegar, mustard =:
r Black,ng, blue, cheese, wine
Also, Furniture Of every description
Callcoes, ginghans, cOttons tickifys
Cloths and cass,neres, sewing silk
Sewing cotton, do thread, playing cards
Shoes, boots, bats, &c. Sc.
N b. Always on IiclItation 1 largo
quantity OF warranted goods.
S A. VARS TELLER, aue.
limo 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
Leesburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tia
! Y az election will be held at the Court
House in Leesburg, on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF June next. for the election Of q
President, Four Directors, aud Trea.
surer OF the Leesbarg Turnpike Road
Company, for twelve months thereafter.
T. R. MOTT. Treasurer.
may f8-te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
Wet Nurse Wanted.

LNOR wet nurse, with good bfeast
l. OF milk, who can come well recon-.
mended high wages will be given. Ap-
ply at this office.
June II o.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
june Is
Negro CARPENTER for Sale.

MlLL be sold to the highest bidder
W tor cash, at Fairfax Court House.
on Monday. sid June, (courl day J d me-
gro man, CARPENTER by trade.
+. b. BRADLEY.
June ~ q
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19
George =. IIOugh

george -. HOugfl
uAS jus, receiver1 an additional assort-
Ii ment OF SPRING GOODS, viz:
Super iackonet prints and ealicoes
Do painted DusIins
Washington and Wilmington s,ripes
White aud drab onbiesched sattesns
tor pantalOons
Extra super white & coleted drill,sgs
Common do do
Superior white and col'd Marsealcs
Blue ard yellow sesrsucher
Very 6ne black circsssian for csats
Thin drab cashmere for do
Fancy silk and cause htkfs.
Large fringed and plain parssaIs
Lagre and low priced umbrellas
Mems cheap hats handsomely lriished
Oil cloth
Black cotton ferret aud shoe ribbon.
HenDines warranted needle-, with
A Variety of other I,eieies;
which rend RS ms assortment very good.
June IL ..,- 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-19

Asa full meeting is desirable, and it
t1ay be announcement for some OF the Dele
gates to attend, the committee respectful
" suggest TO such, The proprietE OF ap-
pointing proxies 10 act for them.
II j. with much pleasure The committee
informs the friends OF their candidates.
that .hsy could Immediately form Ticket
composed OF some OF the most respectable
and enlightened citizens oil The state; bot
they deem il best 10 lay before conven
ton all the Information they have rece'v-
ed and by concert form such ticket as
may emphatically be denominated the
Peoples Ticket
The different Editor. 10 this state and
the District of Columbia, are requested to
publish the foregoing. nn,,