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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

tuition, and strengthen it by respectable
endowments, they ought to be encour-
aged. Let others do more, and they
should have more encouragement; If
they do less, they deserve less, and
should receive less. No harm can re-
suit from competition like this; it ac-
cords with the spirit of all our Institu-
tons, of our free government, of our
national habits, and we should be sorry
ever to see this spirit damped Oh per-
verted,
ANECDoTE. A Spanish Friar, return
ing at night to his convent from some
company in which he had been rather
too 10eu entertained, or, in other words,
made tipsy, happened to encounter a
streak of moonshine in the street, which
he mistook for dangerous river. He
accordingly prepared for passing it, by
adjusting his lower garments and offer.
ing his prayers to the patron saint OF
his order. Having passed dry shod over
his cataract of moonlight, he reported
it as a miracle to his convent, from
whence it was soon widely proclaimed
and universally believed, to the honor
of the wonder working saint.
AMERICAN LAW OF PRoPERTY.-The
following passage has frequently beer
extracted from a speech of Judge Sto
ry in the Convention of Massachusetts
for altering the Constitution. 1t is rare
to meet with more perfect specimen
of that alliance of truth and beauty, il
which the charms of poetry are com
bined with the principles of philosophy
Ia our country the highest man i:
not above the people; the humbles
rnan is not below the people. If the
rich may be said to have additional pro
lection, they have not additional power
Nor does wealth here form a perma
nent distinction of families. Those
who are wealthy to day, pass to the
tomb and their children divide their es
tates. Property thus is divided quite
as fast as it accumulates. No fanil,
can. without its own exertions, stanc
erect for long time under our statute
of descents and distributions, and only
true and Legitimate law. 1t silently ant
eaietly dissolves the mass heaped up by
the toll and diligence of a long life Q
enterprise and industry. Property i:
thus continually changing like waves
of the sea-one wave rises and is soor
swallowed up in the vast abyss, and i.
seen no -more.-Another arises, ant
having reached Its limits, falls gentl,
away, and is succeeded by yet another
which, in its turn, dies gently on the
shore. The richest man among US
may be brought down 10 the humbles
level and the child with scarcely
clothes 10 cover its nakedness, may rise
TO the highest Office in our govern
ment and the poor man, while he
rocks his infant on his knees, may justl,
indulge the consolation, that if he pos
sesses talents and -vfrne, there is no of
fec beyond the reach OF his honorable
anbllion."
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

An lrishman was once brought up be-
fore Magistrate, charged with marry
ing SIX wives. The Magistrate asked
him how he could be SO hardened viii
lain F! PHASE your Worship, says Paddy,
was trying to get good one.n
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
SMYRNA, Jan. 10.

"a SMYRNA, Jan. 10.
"A report prevails to-day of "a great
misfortune for the Porte. 1t is said
that the fleet which they have been
hastily equipPing in the sea of Marmo-
ra' for the protection of Smyrna, has
oeen almost totally destroyed by VIC
lent s tempest in the Dardanelles-fve
frlgstes and six briggs had been thrown
on the coast, and the rest made unfit for
use. This has spread incredible con.
s'ernatlon among the Turks. They
considered this accident as the punish.
ment OF Heaven. This new check will
augment the courage of the Greeks
Dur'ng these events it is truly fortunate
'nat mere are no excuses committed
either against the Greeks or FranksH
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14
Quis jam loc

Qua rcgio in ferris, nostri non plena laboris!
1t is impossible to-retain the precise
words of this powerful and splendid eff
fusion: they were grand, tender, mic
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

GooD:-ln an action recently brought
in the District Court of Pnlladelphia
for damages against the owner of d
dog, by which the pIalnu1i' was buteo
in the right leg, so badly rs 10 be con-
tned 10 The house for five or SIX we eks,
besides loslag hIs situation as a watch
man, lac Jury, after oeing charged by
the President of the Court, gave YER
dict .or the plaintiff of 275 dollars dam
ages. The President SAID, The law
is clear that il man who kn4ws that
dog belonging to him is VICIOUS, and
addicted 10 blling. persons, neglects t.
take proper and etfecl1ai precautions
for restraining the dog from running al
large, The owneri is responsible for any
iuju.y which may arse TO any persun
from the yiciousness and ill-temper of
the dog"
In one of our latest London papers,
we observe the report of an acuon
brought by ayoung woman, dress-ma-
ker, 10 recover compensation IN dam
ages for an injury sustained by the up
setting OF the Brighton coach, against
the owner, as responsible for the neg
ligence of his servant, the driver. The
young lady was rendered cripple for
life by the fall. The Jury retired tor
about two hours, aud found their verdict
for the plaintiff, four hundred pounds
sterling damages. Five hundred pounds
we're gwen in similar case about
month before. Nat. Goz.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

turesque and pathetic. The manner
was lofty and touching-the fall of his
voice toward the conclusion, was truly
thrilling and affecting-and never wit
messed such an effect from anv burst of
eloquence--every face was filled with
the finest transport and prophetic fury
OF the orator, and all united in applaud
ing the peroraliOn, as affording, for mat
ter, diction, manner, happy application.
and striking effect, the most powerful
display OF oratory that they ever
witnessed. Mr.. ******, whose tasto
you know to be even fastidious, protests
it the finest effort of human genius he
ever knew exhibited in a court of ius,
'tice: hope the whole arguments will
be fully and accurately reported, if it
be possible, which | doubt, from nv
being able TO retain so few of the pre-
else words, which faded from the mem
DRY overpowered by the general effect.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

" Who then, does the Pope confess 10, )"
asked the boy" To Cod was the
reply" And what does God charge %
" Nothing" "Then, (said the poor
boy) I'll confess TO God and save my
shilling"
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

Lately slave in the West India is
lands, who had been married 10 another
slave by one OF the missionaries, at the
end OF three weeks brought. his wife
back 10 the clergyman and desired him
to take her again. The clergyman
asked what was the matter with her
"Why, massa, she no good. The book
say sRe obey me. She no wash nv
clothes. She no do what want her for
do."-The minister replied, "But the
book said you were to take her for bet
Ter Or worse" Yes, MAST, but she
all worse and no better. She bad too
much and no good at ALL"
CoNTEssIoN.--An Irish lad whose faith
er Was Catholic was persuaded to go
to the priest and confess. He consent
ed, but upon the priests demanding
shilling before hand, he made pause.
and asked, do yOn confess''-'. yes"
said the priest, II confess to the Dean"
q" Does he charge you" asked the boy.
" Yes, white thirteen" replied the
priest. And who does the Dean con-
fess to-" The Bishop" and the
Bishop" y" He confesses to the Pop y
" And do Deans and Bishops paw %
- Yes, smartly too, "replied the priest
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

SAVAGE CURIosIrY.-No less than
$4,000 copies of the London Observer.
containing the particulars of the trial
and execution of a neurderer-whose
name was Thurtell are said to have
been sold in London. This paper con-
tanned no less than seven large cuts.
representing the different scenes, con-
nected with the transaction. We doubt
whether any good deed, which the cul-
prlt, IN any situation or circumstances
could possibly have performed-would
have excited atithe of the notoriety and
attention which was bestowed On this
horrld affair, and the perpetrator, who
was guilty of crime scarcely tn be
paralleled in the annals of human afro
city.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

In a conversation on the merits of the
successive Ministers during the late war
it was observed in dispraise of Pitt, tina,
" ne suffered no man of talents in the
cabinet, while some of his successors a
doPted a more liberal system" "Sir'
said Sir Z. Frances, in his peculiar style
Il owed the living man no love but
will not trample on any man in his coffin
rltt could fear no antagonist, and there
lore could want no auxiliary. Jackall'
prey IN packs-but whoever heard of {
hunting party Of Lions
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-04-14

CAUTION TO NURsEs.--It is said that
Laudanum, by long standing, deposits a
sediment, which renders it dangerous.
A case recently occurred in N. jersey.
where Physician was called to pre-.
scribe for child, who appeared in the
agonies of death, and TO whom four drops
OF Iaudanum had been given four hours
before. On examining the vial, it was
found 10 contain a torpid fluid, much
stronger than clear Iaudanum.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
DetOnating or
PERCUSSION GUNS.

YstHE subscriber respectfully informs
l. the public, that be is prepared TO alter
guns to the decorating or percussion pin
cipIe, at the New York aud Philadelphia
prices.
The superiority Of this over the old p'ap
is very evident trcm the general adoption
of decorating guns by The sportsmen in all
the northern cities, where they are greatly
preferred to the use OF fint and steel. A
much less quantity of powder is requisite
in loading, The fire is certain and mach
quicker, are completely water proof, and
loaded in much less time, more secure a.
gainst accident. than cunmon guns; and
what would render them particularly desi.
rable, no fash can be seen from the lock
in firing.
Any gun can be altered TO this pIinsi.
pie, For terms, which are reasonable,
and any further particulars, apply TO
GEORGE JONES,
nov 4. eansmith, Esi7ag ;trs!s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
mo. $685..
N Office.

DY virtue OF decree Ct he cbancery
ID court OF Fredericksburg. pronounced
on the 10th day of May, 1924, in suit in
the name of Jacob Weaver, Plaintiff. a.
gaiust George w. Foote, administrator
de bonis non Of Richard + Foc;e, decd,
and Alexander Scott and Elizabeth, bis
wife, Defendants shall proceed to sell.
for cash. at the front door Of the tavern O.
Hoziah Hickerson, near Elk Run, Fsu-
quier county, on the 9Th day Of March,
1926, three several tracts OF lsad, lying
and being in Fauquier county, coRtsin;rg
about eleven hundred and thirteen acres,
or 80 much as will be sufficient to answer
the provisions contained in deed OF lrus!,
executed on the 9th June, 1917, Ivy tie
said Alexander Scott and Elizabeth his
wife, 10 the said Richard n. FOote, 10
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 line 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
cbancery court, in the place OF H.
Foote. deceased dec l8-t5;M
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Cheap Houses and Lots.

sew.A OFFER for rent for the next
sIETA year, or for term Of years, Sc
ass 81 veral houses situated at this place,
M.ssAsaihey would accommodate respect
able families having three and four fire.
places each, with good gardens, &c. Twill
rent them on very reasonable terms to
punctual tenants, and put them in good re-
pair. Possession to be bad lst January,
1925.
Also, several unimproved half acre lots
on ground rent forever, or on sale in fee
simple, one OF which lots is handsomely
and advantageously situated for Tan
Yard. TO Tanner capable and who
would carry on that trade on a tolerable
large scale. the lot would be lei or sold,
on his own terms invite any person de.
sirous of houses, or lots, to call and see
them, when have no doubt, but they will
be satisfied with the terms. 1t is healthy
situation and very public one.
r. RADCLIFFE,
Dec 1875 Fa,rfar Court House.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Fall Goods.
JAMES C.. BARRY,

JAMES C.. BARRY,
.Athis old established Cheap Cash Sors,cor'
ner of King and Fairfar streets,
I1AS received very general aud COM
j. Il plete assortment OF
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
which he IS determined to sell at the most
reduced prices for Cash, or to his punctuai
customers as usual. The assortment con-
sists in part OF ~
London super and superfine blue d. blk
cloths
Do. do. do. brown, olive & bottle green
Single and double milled drab cloths
Twilled and plain pellsse do.
london blue g. blk super6ne cassimeres
Do. coronation, grey g. blue mixtures do.
Do. do. striped (latest ashion) DO
American cassimeres and casslnetts, OF
Sykes's manufacture
Double milIed drab and Devonshire ker-
seys
Blue and olive fesrnaught & 6lshlngs
Marble kerseys and negro cloths
Swansdowp, toilinet and silk vestlDgs
hale rose blankets from IA to 1874
! do point do 8, 81 and
do. red, yellow scarlel and white Han
nels
Real Tartan and Circassian plaldS
cases Irish linens and lawns
Irish dowlas and brown Hollands
6.4.78. "a, ~ l2-4 linen diapers,
T;ckienbuIgs burlaps & German dow las
CoIored and black bomoazeen
Plain and figured black bombazette
Orange. crimson, blue and brown CO.
Stockipnet, ~orsted braces
Ageneral assortment OF fashionable ca
licoes
Dark ground chintz and other shawls
n.mask shayIs Britiania' hdkts'
Bandanna and Spittleheld do.
Canton and English do.
a aud Ga cambria musiins
Cotton balls, tapes, pins and boboins
Red and green booking BASES
Domestic sbirtings and sheetings
Gold head power loom DO.
Carpet bindings, spool and boss co'1oa
Cotton damask table cloths
Red ticking. mole skin shswls :,
Sewing silks aud silk twist black, oiue
and drab
Cotton anu worsted hosiery
Nankeen and Canton grapes, black and
coIored
BLACK and white Italian grapes
"A and IA merino hdkts. and shaWis
Plain aud furniture dimity
Silk and cambria buttons
limitation cashmere shawls
Figured bordered cloth CO. ~,
p"1i;cat and linen cambria hdkfs.
Domestic and English checks
Blue and mixed plains, -, 60,
and a great variety of other articles, so'
numerous to partiCulariEs' oes ID
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Withers & Washington

Wlthers q washington
TAVE received by the late arrivals
I'll from New York, large and general
assortment OF ssasonanle
DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Super6ne London blue & black cloths
Low priced blue, black g. fancy col'd do.
Blue, black g. assorted col kerseymeres
Swansdown g. toilinet vestings
Tarta0 and Circassian pIalds
Blue camblet for geutemen's cloaks
Plain and 6g'd bombazetts =,
loo pieces blue & mixed plain anc strip'd
cassinetts
Rose. point and duff1e h!ankets
White, green, red and yellow hannels
Super Swanskin DO
Blue plains and negro cloths
I5o cloth sbawls with cbintz borders
s cases "A g. 7-3 Irish linens, some very
fine
Sd and Io.4 Irish and imitation sbeetings
8.4S, lo.4 linen diaper
Birdseye and Russia do
Merino shawls and scarfs, some splendid
patterns
Figured SILK ana RduZe DhuHis
Brown figured gros de etc and ombre, a
new article for pelises
Black. brown and MAJ. blue figured SILK
Black, white T. blue Italian grapes
Sarsnets, seDsbaws f. Levantines
Black Italian lutsring
Plain and striped bombazeens
loo pieces flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Geni!emen's black 6g'd silk cravais
'Women's black and slate worsted hose
Lambs wool halt hose
Plain and ribbed black and white silk do
Cotton cambrics. null muslins
Plain and figured book do
Floss and sewing cotton in balls q spools,
warranted good
GentIemens' Norway and beaver g'oves
Ladies beaver, kid and horse skin GO
100 dozen imitation she'll combs
American plaids, checks and stripes
Linen and cotton tickiDgs
Oznaburgs, hessians and rolls
10 bales burlaps from No. to4
| 35 American brown y bleached shirt
ings and sheeti0gs
With a variety OF other articles IN their
line. which they will sell lew tor cash, Or
to their customers as usual. nov 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
POTOMAC,

URMs Jrykms, master, on the ABOVE
mentioned route. now running as follows
Leaves Washington at 4 O'Clock, ana "A
leYandria AZ S o. clock Oh every Wednes-
day afternoon; arrive at Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk the following afternoons
leave Norfolk the next morning al Q O.
clock, and arrive at City Point and nicn-
nond on the evening OF the same day
Returning, will leave Richmond at
O'clock on Sunday morning, touching al
City Point. and arrive at Norfolk the same
evening; leave Norfolk at 9 O'CLOCK on
Monday morning, touching at Ola ROM
Comfort, and arrive at Alexandra ana
Washington the next morning, IN time LOT
Passengers, to proceed on to baiti"ofe'
FARE.
From Washington or Alexandria TO n1on"
mond, (meals Included,) Di0 o 20
From Washington or Alexandra 10 ciu
Point or Norfolk, lido. do. !. Do %
From Washington to all intermediate pid
ces between Alexandria and Oid ROM
or Norfolk, where passengers Can oe
landed with convenience, 10 W
From w Washington 10 jamestown. Do %
From Washington to City Point, Do %
GHrThe above prices will be charged
during the wiaier, commencing on oasa''
GGy the 9Th inst. al Richmond.
This arrangement cannot tail OF givlng
satisfaction to the public FROM ITS cheap.
hess and expedition, as we'll as the great
Certainty of getting through the route, moi
Being subject to the risk always attenudD'
On one boat waiting for. or depending up
on, the arrival of another belonging TO Inc
sane line, as in this line the passengers
are conveyed through in the same BOAT.
10 persons having particular regard 70
their own safety aud comfort, this line mas
aasdecided preference, as the passage ~
lAe Chesapeake Bay. the only place OF
tsS, Is performed both ways IN the oay
H@e, in superior boat, particularly con-
Hfucted for navigating said Bay.
aDS Is Il. WATTLES, Agent
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
Robert Barry,

(Jft hss nsw store opposite Messrs. Patton
and BMtcher's)
~ AS just received fresh assortment Of
Il IL SEASONABLE DRY GOODS. con-
sistiDg in part of
Super and super6ne blue, black, olive
and claret coIorei cloths
Blue and black cassimeres, coronation
and mixed do. remsrks bly, cheap
Deep blue and mixed cassinels OF very
superior quail. low priced mixed do.
A few pieces OF the latest fashion brown
and blue figured silks, Barrage hdkfs and
scarfs very handsome. white and scarlet
meriHo scarts. shawls and hdkts, calicoes,
cambrics, book musins, plaids, bandanno
and hg'd silk bdkfs. linseys. 6ushings,
blankets, Hannels and green baizes, brown
and bleached domestic cottons very cheap,
plaid domestic, do burlap. Irish and
Scotch linens, tapes, bobbins, boss cotton
and white and black thread. An elegant
assortment of
baltimore Cotton Yarn,
OF the best quality. all of which, with ma.
ny other articles too numerous to mention,
will be sold very cheap. dec Sl
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
For Freight,

SH The good scbr. RAMBLER Jas.
A14,Eaton master; burtben about loco
bSIs & will soon be ready to load. Apply
"a JOHN H LADD 4 Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessel.
go piece sticks, 10 Is inches diameter,
and 40 50 ieet in length
5000 inches of spars, we'll assorted.
nov 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

M The brig OLYMPIA, burthen
& loco bbis, John Soutber master;
sil lisa sail Tor Barbados in 20 days; few
S,rrels freight can be taken. Apply to
capt Sou,her on board or 70
~ FRANCIS DODGE, Geo. Town.
JNO. S. MILLER. Alexandra.
dec 81 Sw
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
ror port-au-PgilGe,

2ks The fast sailing brig COLUM.
xNBUS. Leonard MsrbutY. master;
SsrI6en 1900 b5Is. and will be ready to
rseeiye TO morrow, aud will take freight on
snp,,eation to the master OF 10
dec 90 J. Fl. LADD& Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
For Sale or Freight,

lxk<< The brig FAIR-AMERICAN,
&& Joseph Stetson, master; burthen a.
bonl loco bbls She is about Z years old
aad has lately been re6tted at heavy ex-
pence in sails, cables and rigging, and is
! fast sailer. Apply 10
JOHN Fl LADD & co.
Who have received for sale by that ves>
sci and schr. Midas,
1900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
8 tons Russia clean hemp
90 realms wrapping paper
IL boxes shoes
So boxes imperial tea 10 lbs each
Lbbl. lemon syrup nov 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

S. Messersmlth
OFFERS FOR SALE,
~ 30 20 s ss.st chest, Young Hyson
40 half chests }
80 Eve, ten & 90 catty boxes Elm.
boxes each 20 cam OF g ID ca
5: e. S e; e. E 3; s., .,, s,,.. o''per
10 chests. half chests, and 10 catty box
es Hyson
10 half chests Soucbong
s boxes superior Souchong in halt 10
papers--Teas OF various importa-
tons, qualities and prices.
38 hhds. loo bbls prime Muscovado SUI
gars
7 boxes Havana white do
80 bids N O. Triuidsd, and Gauda-
Ioupe molasses
80 bids and 10 bbls Baltimore whiskey
A few bbls old 4th proof do.
II pipes Attn proof Cognac brandy SeIg-
neite's brand
Old Jamaica rum, 9Th proof Irish whIs@
key, Holland gins
half pipe, 20 or. casks and halt or.
casks Sicily wine
I8 or. casks French Madeira do
4 or casks Lisbon do
32 bags Rio and Havana coffee
Z bags Sumatra pepper
SO boxes window glass, x 10 & 10 IL
SIS bundles sugar loaf paper and binders
and bandbox boards
As hampers. crates and bids of Bristol,
Scotch and New Castle porter and
wine bottles
20 barrels Glauber salts
As barrels rosin and pitch
Is casks prime Goshen cheese
Salad oil, Madeira citron in jars,
Derniohns. mustard, refined sugar
Cloverseed, etc etc. nov SO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
For Freight.

iii The me brig LEADER Edward
%S&Stanard. master; burtntn loco bbls;
VII lake ire light Tor South America, the
Wss Indies or New Orleans Apply to
A. C. CAZENOVE l. Co
dec Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
TEAM.BOAT HOTEL.
SUPERIOR OYSTERS.

TASHE subscriber respectfully informs tho
4 public, that he intends keeping, d.
ring the season, OYSTERS OF superior
quality, which be will be happy 10 serve
up in sny manner called for al his house.
He will also accommodate families with
shucked oysters or 10 the she'll. As be has
mande arrangements for receiving regU-
lar supply, customers may rest assured
stbat they will be OF the first quality, CO
none will be sent them.
Having NUM- Der OF private rooms, psrs
ties can be accommodated to their sstistae"
ton. WIN. B. ST UART.
oct Id II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Eor Bremen,

rH The General Lingan; has com.
~ menced loading. and is expected to
I'm ali February--she has me principal
gar, Of her cargo engaged. For freight OF
~ Acc s3 J. n. LADD s. Co.