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PUBLIC SALE

ESY virtue Of a deed of TRUST executed IN nc h.
- - Ihonrns Harris dated the 3Oth of NovembGr
1871 and recorded i'll the County Court of Comber.
land Tor purposes therein mentioned we shall sell To
lne bidder at Public Auction for cash on The
premises the 25th day of NAV mex, the TIlAfr
LAND whereon the said Thomas Harris no,y re-
SIDES III Cumberland county containing ono hundred
acres, lying III the fork Of Williss River and adj
joining the lands Of Daniel Mayo and WIN. C,rr;no
ION being the tract of land formerly owned by sam
po'twf'ght; the title vested in the subscy bers
WILLIAM CARRINGTON.
March % o~,,
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BOOKS & sTATToNARy

a COLLINS a. Co. Successors of Benjamin War
~ ner) at the old stand, market bridge. Rich.
mend' Va. have constantly on hand general as.
soi.nent OF Theological, Medical, Law, Miscella
neous' Greek Latin, French and English School
Books-with good stock OF Day Books, JournaIs
Ledgers and other Account Books;-Foolscap ana
Letter Paper; Demi, Mediums Royal and .Sunsr
Royal Writing and Drawing Papers; States, Pen
Gus Quills' Waters, Sealing Wax, Pocket Books.
Ink, Ink Powders, Ink Stands. Matbema,.a, m
struments, Maps, Globes, Sc. Sc. &.-Wb;ch ,hau
April 16. ,1stM
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NORFOLK, April 81,


Shocking .4ccident-Ycstcrday morning the
steam boat Hampton using her paddles to back
out of the dock, two row boats which had, u.rer-
cevcd by the captain, been made fast with rope
To the stern in order to be towcd down the river,
were by this rctrosrade movement, suddenly bro't
alongside of the Hampton, one of them under the
quarter and the other directly in contact with the
paddles, which struck her with such force as up
set her i'll the twinkling of an eye. There were
three men III her, one of whom Mr.. /adock Dd-
ris from the neishbourhood of Crancy Island, who
was unfortunately piccipitatcd under the paddles
and dreadfully mangled and bruised, having receiv-
ed blow on the face, another the breast, and a
third which broke one of his legs i'll such manner
the bone was protruded through the skin. The o.
the two received no injury, and all three pick
cd up by boat which put off their relief. Mr.
Davis, we learn, is n farmer of good standing, and
about so years of age. No possible blame at
tach 10 Captain Waite of the Hanpton--Hc was
buSily employed at the time liz attending to his du-
ties, and the whole transaction was so instantane-
Gus that that it beyond his power to prevent
the atastrophc.-HeroH.
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA,

a the request of competent number of tie
4 n stockholders, and in pursuance Of the reqaisi-
ton of the act Of Assembly, passed on the 6,b d.,
OF March, instant, entitled An act for cxtena;YS
the Charter Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, n6
tice is hereby given, that General Meeting of ,ba
said Stockholders will take place at their BANKING
House. in the City of Richmond, ON Tneeda,, r.
27th day Of April next, to take INTO con;y,; ,,,s
The proprioty Of approving and ratfyng the terms
OF extending the Charter Of the said Bank.
!. N. NICHOLAS, President.
r5.,3' '"Si' tdm14
~ IT VIII be necessary that all Ptsxies be rigyn
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COTTON & CLARKE,

lave recently received considerable additions
IL IL their Stock of DRY GOODS: compi-
sing general assortment of staple articles mostly.
They bare also .has,d
Tanners Oil, prime Pork,
Sole, waxed and russell Leather
Calf kip, seal and morocco Skins,
Shoe Thread,
All the different kinds of writinG p,p.- Of Ames'
manufacture,
Medium printing Paper, SC. SC.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
5 bales New Ipswich Shectings,
Q half pipes Madeira Wine,
Old Spanish Segars, and
Valencia floor Mats, SC.
April %. 3w26
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WACCTN ALTON,

consequence of the prevalence of SMALL
a POX in different sections of our country and in
some parts TO an alarming extent, the subscriber ba.
received numerous applications for the vaccine VIZ
rus since the abolition of the office of Vaccine A.
gent, he has at considerable expense of time and
labor granously distributed to practitioners ot
medicine, and other persons. But in consequence
OF the increased demand made him, and with =
view TO furnish all who may apply, with the genu.
inc infection, he takes this method Of informing
physicians, and Others that he win no longer sun,
ply any one, except on the following conditions.
viz:
All applications made by letter, jnclosino FIVE
dollars, will be Immediately attended to.
Three dollass will be required by those who ap-
ply in person.
VIM II. HENING.
April 10, waw
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QU.aNTYCO CANAL LOTTERy,
l76O Prizes 1000 s e,e.oo
$500 Blanks { Tickets Sfo,420

}
The prizes in the preceding Scheme, will be de-
| termined as follows Thirty Nos from to 20 IN,
elusive, will severaliy be placed into wheel on the
| DAY oil drawing, and five of them drawn out; and
thdt ticker having il the Isl, I'd and 3D. Nos
drawn IRON the wheel, will be entitled to the highest
prize that having Oh it the Sd, 9TH and 9Th Nos.
drawn as aforesaid, will be entitled to the ncxt
highest prize; that having on it the 3D. 9TH and 9Th,
viii be entitled to the prize of $3.50; that ha wing on
II the I'd, I'D and 9TH, will be entitled to the prize NJ
S3Vo that having on it the 3D. Sd and 4th will be
entitled to the prize of S400 the other FIVE tickets
which shall have on them, respectivelv three nj the
drawn Nos. shall each be entitled TO a nr1e IF c1ep
the $50 tickets which shall, respectively, have nm
them, any two of the drawn Nos. shall be entitled
| to prizes of S 10; and the $1,000 tickets which
shall have one of the drawn Nos. on them. ela1l
each be entitled to prize Of So.
No ticket which shall have dra vn a prize of s,
perior denomination, be entitled TO an inferior
prize. '''
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing, and
subject TO deduction Of 10 per cent.
u The drawing viii positively take place ON
THURSDAY, the 9th Of May next
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS
whole Ticket 81 IN
nan no. 225
Quarter do. 191
TICKETS Il Shares FOR SHE m
THE LUCKY OFFICE OF
S. & NJ. ALLEN e. Co.
No. $50 Main STREET Rjcbo,onJ
Orders by mail (post PAID enclosing the c,s,,
or Prize Tickets, ~ll meet pith prompt stten,;or
The cash will be paid, at sight, for all nriyc,
sold at this office. P''N'S
April q. '''''''' " 90
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WILLIAM NEAT,E &.
SPRING GOODS,
WIN. II. FITZWHYLSONN, :

BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,
Has Just Tecceeircd,
ENDiNBURG Review, No. LXXVII,
"a Rocca's History of the French lar in Spain,
Bacou's Abgidgemcnt,
Revised Code of 1919,
Henings Justice, Tate's Digest,
Peore Willlamss Reports,
Washington's Reports, new edition,
Laws Z. States,
Munford's Reports,
General Index,
Johnson's Life of Green,
Burke's History Of Virginia,
Raymond's Political Economy
Scybert's Statistical Annals with prcat warn
of letter and other writing papers, water colors
spectaclcs, mathematical instruments, pen knives
school books &c. sc.
March 10
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QNantico Canal LOTTERY
THIRD CLASS.

406O Tickets.
Oily II blanks to n Prize.
The drawing of this class will positively take
place on Thursday, the 9th May next, when the
fate of the above 1000 tickets will be determined in
few minutes The simplicity, celebrity and accu-
racy OF this mode Of drawing Lotteries, claim the
attention of the public.
Tickets to be had at
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John McCredie and George McCretiic, infants. by
VIM. Ii. Dyer, their next friend. Plninf;Fs--a
GAINsT VIM. d. Wren, Sergeant of the Civ nj
Richmond, ana committee of the estate of Nancy
SlcCrede dec. who was widow and admr'x Of John
McCfcdie dec. TscharDer Woodson, Sheriff of Cum
bertrand county, to whom hath been committed for
administration the estate of James Penn, dec who
was admr. Of John McCrelie, dec. and as exr ot
George McCredie, dec. who was also an admir- nj
the said John McCredic, dec. Walter Dunn exr. of
John Graham, William Long, Lucy r. Greenhov,.
admrx. flames Greenhow dec. and Beverly Ran
dolph exr. of Harry Heth, dec. who was admr. of
Samuel Clarke, dec""Defe,danfs
Betsey McCrcde, Robert Sprig1 and po1lv he
wife Kidder Bell and Adaliuda his Piaju-
tDs---AGAINsT Tscharner Woodson, Sheriff Of
Cumberland county, TO whom hath been committed
for administration, the estate of James Penn dec
who was cxr. Of George NcCredie, dec. walter
Dunn, exr..of John Graham, dec. VIM. Long, and
Beverly Randolph, cxr. of Harry ITcih, dec who
was exr. Of Samuel Clarke DcIendonks,
AND Walter Dunn, cxr. of John Graham, dec
PtaWJ0-AGAIYsT John McCrcdie, ir. and Geo.
McCredic, jr. infants, under the age of TWENTY ono
years, two of the distributes Of John McCrcdic
dec and as heirs, devsecs, and lcgatccs of Georpe
McCredic dec. WIN. D. Wren, Sergeant of the Civ
of Richmond, and committee of the estate of Nancy
McCredie dec. in her own right, and as adrnry. Of
the said John McCtcdie, dec. Tscbarncr Woodson.
Sheriff of Cumberland county, 10 whom hath bcc,,
committed for administration the estate Of james
Penn, dec. in right Of tho said Penn AZ adm. Of f
said John McCredie dec and as cxr Of ,sid C;eory
NcCredic, dec, and guardians of The infants Iro
and George McCrcdic. r. William Long. Lucy
Grcenhow, 0dmr'x. and Ann Eliza, Lucy, Jan,es 4
Samuel Grcenhow, infants md heirs Of Jas. Green.
how, dec. Beverly Randolph. exr of Harry Hefh
iet who US aim Of s;dpVel Clafse, dc. Betsy
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AT Rules held in the clerks Office of the Cour,
OF the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District, the fifth day of April, 1924.
Malcolm Jameson and Isabella his wife, PH6s.
against
robert Gordon, and Janetta Gordon, Robert Cor.
ooh' Isabella Gordon, James Gordon, Eleanor
t,oropn' katharine Gordon, Mary Gordon. Lily
.ordon' and William Gordon, heirs of Janet Cor
oon, the seven last named of whom are infants nm
der The age OF twenty-o years, and James Cur.
rie' Junr David Currie. and Ann Armstrong;
Defs.
NHE defendants, David Curre and Ann Arm
strong not being inhabitants of the State. and
moi having entered their appearance and given secu
ray according to rule of the court-On the motion
OF the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL is ordered: That
the SAID defendants do appear before the said
court, at the city of Richmond, on the first dav of
the next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy Of this Rule be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond
;sr TWO months successfully and posted at the front
door OF the capitol in the said CITY.
A copy, Teste. RID. JEFFprrs cM
April 6 wousI N
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UNIVERSAL H41' W.lREHOUSE.

UNIVERSAL HAT W.1REHOUSE.
INHlS Establishment is now open. and contains
Il splendid ASSIGNMENT of HATS, from all the
primo Il manufactures in the Union, in addition
those manufactured by the Proprietors--wlIch are
offered for sale, upon terms which cannot fail To
please the purchaser. Perhaps no establishment oi
the kind, in this or amy other country, holds
stronger inducements to the public--Wholcsale or
ders put up at the shortest notice.
Richmcnd, April .. 4woO
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HENRY GIBSON

WILL in future attend the Superior and lnft-
w rior Courts Of Cumberland county, in adti-
ton tn the Courts held i'll this city. His Office is
over the store of Messrs. Geo. Dybal!
& Co.
Mach 10. IIt
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w. w. IIENINc, c. c.
Commissioners Office,
Richmond, 22d March. 1894

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t1DIce,
Richmond, 22d March, 1924.
The parties interested will please take po,;c.
mat have appointed the 17th day of MAY next, to
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order OF the Court, which day, at O'Clock. .,1
they are required to attend my Office in this citv.
WIN their accounts and vouchers ready for exami-
nation and settlement AMOS Lam =, -
The parties named in the foregoing suit, will
piease 10 take notice, that on Friday the 18th day
of May next, at the Office of Commissioner 49,
Ladd' in the city Of Richmond, and between the
hours OF clock, a. M and o'clock, p. m l shall
proceed to take the deposition of William Barre1t
ana Others and continue from day to day, until clo
sea- 10 be read as evidence i'll foregoing suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Chancerv fnr
the Richmond district, when and where YOU NAV
attend if you please VIM. III. DYER.
Qaw4w) Next friend of Jno. s. Geo. McCrcdic.
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MeCredie, Rober, Sf3isg, and Polly his wifi. K4.
der Bell and Adalinda his wife, Samuel Clarke ;r.
her OF samuel Clarke, dec and James Stcn,0a
christopher Clarke, and John Galloway surviv;,v
exrs OF James Galloway, dec. and Mary c. CalIa-
way, admx. ard George, Darlington. Ann El;,,
Faye'te, Sarah and Alvira Galloway children ana
heirs OF George Galloway, dec. who was also ono If
the exrs and deyisees of the said James {, ,loxav
acc. ana - Read, admr. exr. of VIM. Cal
ioway, senr. dec. who was another exr of Tho s,;d
James Galloway, dec and the same John G. nj oy,,,,
ana w hiamCa galloway, James Galloway Henry r.
galloway, Abner Galloway, Thomas Galloway.
Polly Brown, Lucy Galloway, William l. p nrbnr..
and Catharne his wife, George Steptoe 1sohas,
Steptoe, VIM. Steptoe, Robert Penn and Iucv hi.
wife, VIM. Massie and Sarah his wife Hcpry G
Langhorne and Frances his wife, Thomas Ssen,,,
JAMES e. Steptoe, and Jas. S. Frances s. Mari Ar
1uhus ID. Frederick, Martha b. & Francis D. iohn
ston, children of Charles Johnston Francis Tborn
ton' Harry Thornton, James III. Fitzgerald and Eli;
zaoeth his wife, Murray Forbes and Sarah his wife.
nooert Thornton, James J. Thornton Butler II
ahornton' - - and Catharine his wife. late
Ca'harlne Thornton, Elizabeth Alexander. Catba-
'iie Adams widow OF Samuel G. Adams, John Nor
us ana Naney his wife, heirs and dcvisees of the
s"'o James Galloway, dec. Defendants.
LIE Suhppnas ad Rcvivcnlum, heretofore q.
warced IN those causes, being returned executed
me Defendants VIM. d. Wren and Beverly RAN
aoiph' and they having failed to shew suf1icen,
cause to he7conrary, and with the consent IF ill.,
said Tschenar Woodson, and the said heirs n NJ, r
Presentatives of George Galloway dec tits ordered
mat these suits be proceeded n in the names of the
present parties, and be in all things in the some
plight aud condition rs they were i'm before the de-
mise OF the said deceased parties.
| copy, Teste,
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AN ACT.

10 reoice ar ; nssscaa the Ctanperty and Main
1ena.cc Lrlr, end more efectt;aiiy to secure
lte b3sr tIc occap.Hts IF ttit,a cithiss Mis
Communicable.
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PIIPGLNI.4 In The Superior Court of Chm
ceryioT The District Of Richmond, 1911 .Nurch
1924,
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At a very numerous anu respectable meeting of
the citizens of this Borough adjacent counties,
vorabe to the election of GEN. ANDREW JACK
SON to the Presidential chair, convened in pursu-
ance of public notice, at the Courthouse of said
Borough, OIL Saturday noon, April 24h,
DIR. ROBERT b. STARK was called to the chair,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
For Hire

THE negro man, known in town by the
i name Of BURDIT WASHINGTON.
II not disposed OF before Tuesday, the
18th INST. he will then be hired 10 The
highest bidder for the year, at the auction
store. iwisb TO hire Tor the year, or less
time, woman capable OF washing and
cooking for small family. offer, also, Tor
rent, the house & lot have lately lett on
Cameron ST. and for which am bound
till the l.t OF April; till that time II would
be rented for very small sum. Apply to
GEORGE JOHNSON.
Who has in Store,
IA barrels Crab Cider
30 bushels Of Apples, &c.
Jan 8 St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Several Parcels of Land

in the said county, being parts Of the land
called Burgundy, and Of tract lying con-
tiguous to, aud west OF that tract, which
was purchased OF Whetcroft's heirs--viz.
a lot bincing on South Run, containing a
bout So acres, which was lately held ~
John Dixon; one other LOT containing a.
bout So acres, contiguous TO he before
mentioned lot, and extending TO q road two
poles wide. which divides il in part from
Mr.. Frobie's iaud; one other lot, adjoining
the lss, mentioned lot, and binding on one
side upon the said road, and on the other
upon the land lately held by Thomas Viii
son, deceased, and extending up to the
old line, between Richard and Robert
Sandtord, and containing abort 81 acres;
and sne other lot, lying west OF the Bur.
gundy tract, and adjoining thereto, con-
tanning about Is acres. For further infor-
nation, respecting these lands, reference
may be had 10 Judge Crancb, in Alexan-
dria, or 10 James H. Hooe, Esq. who re.
sices near them. R l, TAYLOR.
JACOB HOFFMAN.
P.S: The three 6rst of the abovemen.
.ioued parcels OF land will be sold up to
Mr.. Frobefs land. without snr rsserYa-
ton Tor a road.
jao 10 ,Meo
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One Cent Reward,

ID AN. AWAY from the subscriber on
~ the 9th inst. an apprentice t. the Ca
binet Making business, BY the n,me OF
WIN L NELLIE. Whoever will ppre
bend and return said apprentice to the
subscribers, shall receive the above re-
ward, but no charges paid. All persons
are charged, at their peril, against bar.
boring or employing said boy any way
whatever. JOHN s. KOONES T. Co.
ian 10 81
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mon ., 10 discharge them from any fur
,hss considerable OF this subject; AID that
cnupress should either refer the Code re-
ported by the Chief Judge to the Commit
Tee of the District, or to a new eonm'uee
of gentlemen, learned 10 the law, 10 re-
DOR, upon il during the present session Of
Congress. II this shall be deemed TOO
much labor tor tue present Congress 'osn
lstlaws on particular subjects be passed.
such as are of most importance: Tor IN
stance, the act " concerning the C'reu"
Cour, for the Dis,ric, Of Columbia, aud
proceedings therein" reported 10 toe
code repaired by the Chief Judge which
commences in page sl0 OF the printed Vo-
Iume b.ve felt myself authorised to
address, you, in particular, on this matter,
sscsuse your disposition, as heretofore
manifested towards tbs interest OF the
nsople of the district, affords a well
grounded hope, that you will. Oh this We
~ interesting subject, 10 which The people
are deeply concerned. take an interest,
and hasten VIDA, has too long been delay
ed. As citizen OF Alexandra. l have,
with the rest Of my fellow citizens, con-
s,dered our county as having a peculiar
clam on the attention aud services OF The
representative OF the adjoining district in
Virginia. cannot doubt for moment.
but --hat you will readily admit that We
have this claim 90 you, and will, as you
have heretofore, and as your predecessor
did, attend particularly not only TO what
co Germs the people Of Alexandria County,
bu; oftbe whole district; + will avail your
sell OF the first opportunity of drawing
the attention OF Congress TO the subject oil
toe Jurisprudence OF The District OF Co.
lunbia.
i Csnzen Of .dlsrandria County.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Whites Gin.

an BBLS. OF Whites Baltimore gin, Of
overy superior quality, lsnciDg iror.
The sIoop Fanny and tor sale by
A. c. CAZENOVE g. c.
Who haze III Store
Old and coumon rye whiskey
Cognac BRANDY Of SeigneIt's brand :,
A large stock Of Madeira wines, from
The house Of Murdoch 4 Co.
Scott Il Co. of London. Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry 10 qr, casks, and
Indian barrels Curruut 4 red wines; v IT'D
q great variety Of groceries, domestic and
imported goods.-All Tor sale on The best
terms, as above.
Ian 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
THE TREASURY.

The Annual Report of the Secretary Of
the Treasury was transmitted to Congress
on Friday.
We learn from the National lntelligen.
Ger, that the precise amount OF The actual
Receipts into the Treasury during the three
first quarters OF the departed year 1899
are ascertained to be Is, ia, 0S5 dollars,
and the receipts for the fourth quarter Of
the same year are estimated at A, 270, 900
dollars making total nett revenue for the
year. Of 60, 444 .O35 dollars; and, with the
balance which was 10 the Treasury on the
FIRST day OF that year, making total a.
mount Of "a ,6Sl ,462 dollars. The En-.
perditures during the three first quarters
of the same year were II ,422, 847, and
the Expenditures for the fourth quarter OF
the same year are estimated at 1894, 569
dollars, ms king total expenditure during
the last year Of 1881 ,4O7 dollars, aud
leaving balance 10 the Treasury on the
first day Of The present month, estimated
at 9 364, 055 dollars.
Besides the usual statements OF the past
and prospective estimates OF receipts and
expenditures, SC. the Report contains two
specific recommendations: one, that the
surplus in the Treasury be applied, under
certain limitations, to the purchase Of the
7 Der Der cent. stock of the United States,
amounting 10 100000 dollars: the 9th
er, that provision be made for paying the
amount adjudked 10, claimants under The
Spanish treaty. by the creation and sale OF
stock bearing an interest of i've per cent,
per annum, redeeina5le in the year 1889.
The state Of our trade With Turkey,
from the port of Boston, is thus stated on
The authority Of Boston Merchant: "The
number oil vessels that sailed direct from
this place to Smyrna. from October, 1892,
to September, 1898, was s; the value OF
the cargoes OF those vessels was, in do.
nestle produce 4, 4O4 dollars, and Of 70.
reign produce and manufacture 1854, e26
dollars. The number of vessels which ar
rived in this place from Smyrna, from Oc>
toher, 1879, TO September, 1898, was 10;
the value of the cargoes OF these vessels
was about 476, 900 dollars, and the amount
oil duties paid on these cargoes to the go
vernment was, say IS, 600 dollars, and no
doubt the duties arising on the produce
and manufactures of Turkey, brough: here
through the ports of Trieste and other pla.
ces in the Mediterranean, in the above
time, would exceed loo, 900 dollars. Thus
will be seen the value Of the trade with
Turkey, from this place alone"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-10
Hoffman & JolnsOn'S
Present prices Tor
Pork. Beet. e Ufais.

OF which, are-Hake fat. 8 cent. per ID;
lard 10 cents; spare ribs, fresh, cents ID,
sailed, 81 cents per ID; SOULS, 10 cts each;
BASKETS, 3 cents each, at slaughter house
2 cents: feet Ct cents per doz; sausage
meat, ST cents per ID; hogs kidneys. 5
cents per doz; beef do cts each; sbanks.
from ls3 to Is cents; prime roasting pie
ces. Ut cents per ID; steaks aud rounds, st;
inferior pieces, 2 to S; salt pork, 8 to 10
cents. Prince street., opposite the post
Office. jan 10
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OtIce.

Notice.
Marine Insurance Company Of Aler.
dndrta.
TINE stockholders will please take no.
L tice that an election for fifteen direc.
tors will be held at the Office OF said com.
pany, on Thursday 18th January next,
from 10 till g O'Clock.
The transfer books will be closed from
2 O'Clock on Saturday the 10th Of January.
uatiI the election IS closed.
J. B. NlKOLLS, Sec'y.
dec s 1awtl5J