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The Rev. Mr. Hogan has published an Address
to the Congregation of 81. Mary's Church, Phila'
delphia, containing proposition for secession
from the authority of the Court Of Rome.
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GCr A few good WINDOW FRAMES and glazed SASH
or sale. Inquire at the Office of the Waterman.
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We are authorised to say, that Col. George E..
Mitchell, will represent the District composed Of
Hartford, Cecil and Kent, in the 18th Congress, ii
elected in October next. Bait Pat.
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LORD BYRON.--The authenticity OF the Dub
in account OF the cause Of Lord Byron's separa'
ION from his wife has been formally contradlced in
The London Morning Herald. One OF the last Lon
ion papers has the following paragraph; -
"NVe are authorised to say that MIR. Dallas, Lord
yrons FIRST literary friend, is in possession of some
very interesting papers, relative 10 the earliest pc
lod of his Lordships youth, and 1t is his Intention
10 favor the public with them"
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Captain Case, from Malanzas, states, that the
brig John, from Newport, was robbed on the 10Th
nslant in the mouth of the Harbor, by pirates who
stripped the captain and crew OF their clothing, ano
rook every movable article they could put their
nants TO- The John arrived the next day at Ma
t,iZas.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Chesapeake and Delapare Canal Office,
st. Georges, 81 July, 1924.
vEyHE Subscriber hereby gives notice to all whom may
concern, that from the day of the above date he will
not be responsible for pay any debts contracted by
specially authorized contract the same by an order in
writing from The Undersigned
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WEEKLY REGISTER.

PROPOSITIONS to dispose of all the complete sets of
Il NILES'S WEEKLY REGISTER under authority
granted by the state of Maryland, and subject to the
perintendence of gentlemen specially appointed by the
Legislature, to approve of the plan and make the dstri
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be so Tuesday the 10Th day of August next
wv Al 8 O'Clock, p. M. at the house Of Eli Lamborn,
Wilmington the STORE AND IVH.3RF al the south
east side Of Market Street, in the tenure of William
warner containing in length in Market Street, lsot w
he privilege Of 10 feet Alley on the easery side of the
s ore house, into Water Street. In the DOCK theleis
good landing place for small craft by OF Slip Terms
will be made knownat time OF sale. j. j. RobiNooN.
Wilmington, July 81. o4-ot
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Frown indignantly the first dswnng attempt alternate
d portion Of the Union from another' WASHINGTON.
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11
THE BEGGAR BON.-rHoN LAKES roL~-.

l saw a little beggar boy,
AS DER the waste he sped;
His feet the wintry frost had npp'd,
The wind beat on his head
HIS checks with want and grief were pale,
And as he told his simple tale,
The tears that from his cyelids sprung,
Plead far more ably than his tongue.
why dost thou beg, my boy" sadI.
why stroll thus IDLY here y
The little wand'rer thus replied,
And wip'd falling tear -
My mama, sir, is in the grave,
Ny father is a Turkish slave,
lie went to fight upon the sea,
And there he lost his liberty
He said no more his heart was full;
No gold to give had l,
But pray'd to heaven, ('twas all could
And bless'd him with sigh -
ooh thou who canst the Wanderer cheer,
Deign to accept my pray'r sincere,
And grant quick return of joy,
To bless the little beggar boy,'
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11
PoEYR =.

3 VA ~
LA FAYETTE AT BOSTON.
The most beautiful part of the spectacle was ex-
| lbted on the Common. The pupils of the public
schools, both male and female, were arranged on
the side of the MALL in two lines, reaching from
Boyston street to the head of the mall, under the
care of their respective teachers and protected from
the press ofspectators by peace officers, appointed
for the purpose. Between these beautiful lines,
the whole military and civil procession passed.
When Gen. La Fayette entered the passage, an in
teresng little girl, of five six years old, stepped
forward and being placed in his barouche, present
ed him a wreath, and made brief address in the
French language. The General accepted the pre-
sent, placed it on his arm, and kissed the child in
.pture.-lL Courier.
LINES,
Presented (enfsvinedin 4ytah Of Co4vera) to GEN
L4FlYEI1E, on his aionMe C1mmea,Ly
aHai girl
An infant hand presents these bIushing flowers,
Glowing and pure childhood's artless hours,
When roses bloom and buds ofpromsc smile,
Repaymg with their charms the culturels toll
Oh take them, FATHER-thcy were Guild f5y ueuf
(Stiil bright with warm GGcei'on's sacred dew y
Oh let them lire in thy bcnignant SMILE
And DER thy tror Of giorr bloom awhile,
'Twin'd with the laurel fame on thee bcstov',l
When thy pouag heart with patriot ardour glo, q.
'Se5-clfFd from the charms of wealth and love,
Andhone and friends, thou ddst our champion pro, G.
And, by the side of glorious WAsHINCTON,
Didst make our grateful country all thine o7rn.
Co. fragile offering, speak the ardent joy
Our bosoms feel, which time ncer destroy
We arc indebted, We believe, to the brilliant pen
of PEncIvAl, for the following beautiful tribute
to the great and honored name of LAFAYETTE. 1t
appeared in some of our public prints wear two
since Nat. Cat.
TO THE MARQUIS DE la FAYETTE
Wen search the earth, and search the sea
To Gull gallant wreath for thee;
And every field from freedom fought,
And every mountain-heght where aught
of liberty csASet be found,
Shall be our blooming harvest ground
Laurels in garlanels hang upon
| Thermopyle and Marathon =
On Bannockburn the thistle grows -
| On Runnymead the wild rose blows
And on the banks of Boyne, its leaves
Green Erins shamrock wildly wea,es
In France, IN sunny France, We'll get
The Fleur-de-lys and mignonette
From every consecrated spot,
Where lies martyr'd Huguenot -
And Gull eren here. from many field,
And many rocky height,
Bays, that our Wales and mountains Weld
Where men have met to fight
For LAW, and LIBERTY, and LIFE,
And died in Freedoms holy strife,
Below Atlantic seas-below
The waves Of Erie and Champlain,
The seagrass and the corals grow
lnrostral trophies round the slain;
And we can add to form thy crown,
Some branches worthy thy renown.
Long NAV the chaD1ef AOurieh brio
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11

he promised himself success beyond his former
hopes. lie was told, however, that the captain
turned thanks for the honour intended him. and
would wait on his Grace at the time appointed.
When he came, the Duke received him with par
ticular marks of cvility, and taking him aside with
air of great secrecy and importance, told him
that he desired the favor of his company to dine,
chiefly on account Of lady, who had long had
particular regard for him, and had expressed great
desire to be in his company, which her situation
made it impossible for her to accomplish without
the assistance Of friend that having learned these
particulars by accident he had taken the liberty of
bringing them together; and added that he thought
such act of cvility, whatever might be the Opt
MON of the world, could be no imputation upon his
honour. During this discourse, the Duke enjoyed
the profound astonishment and various changes of
confusion that appeared in the captains face, who,
after he had little recovered himself, began a
speech with great solcmnty, in which the Duke
perceived he was laboring to nsinuate in the best
manner, that he doubted whether he was not i'm
posed upon, and whether he ought not to resentit;
and therefore put end to his difficulties at
The Duke laid his hand on his breast and tevoutly
swore that he told him nothing which he did not
believe, upon good evidence, to be true
When word was brought that dinner was served,
the captain entered the dinner room with great Gu
rosty and wonder, but his wonder was unspeaka
bly, increased, when he saw at the tabe-his o7rn
,riJe and children The Duke had begun his fro
lie by sending for them out of Yorkshire, and had
as much if not more astonished the lady than he
had her husband to whom he took care that she
should have no opportunity to send letter.
1t is much more easy to conceive than described
meeting sudden and extraordinary it is sufficient
to say that it afforded the highest entertainment to
the Duke, who, at length, with much difficulty, got
his guests quietly seated at the table, and persuaded
them to fall to- without thinking of Yesterday or to-
morrow. 1t happened that, after dinner was over
word was brought to the Duke, that his lawyer at
tended about some business of his Grace's order
The Duke, willing to have short truce with the va
ous inquiries of the captain about his family, or
dercd the lawyer to be introduced, who, pulling
out decd that the Duke was to sign, was directed
to read 1t, with an apology to the company for the
interruption The lawyer accordingly began to
read when, to complete the adventure and the con-
fusion and establishment of the captain and his wife,
the deed appeared to be settlement, which the
Duke had made upon them Of genteel suffeiencv
for life. Having gavely heard the instrument read.
he signed and scaled it, and delivered it into the
captains hand, desiring him to accent II without
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11

The following Song, by Tannahill, Scottish p
t, and author of "Jessie of Dumblane," "Gloo,
Winter" &C. We believe has not appeared in nr;
'ctore, in this country. Il Edinburg Re,;ca.,
TIE MAID OF ARUTINA.
Fororn among the Highland hills,
Midst natures widest grandeur,
Mid rocky dens and wooden glens,
With weary steps wander.
The langsome way, the darksomc d5v.
The mountain mist so rainy,
Are naught to me when gaun to thee.
Sweet maid of Arl,tna
}on messy rosebud down the howe,
Just opening fresh and bonny,
Blooms fresh beneath the halle boueli,
And scarcely seen by onv;
But fairer mid her native dale,
Obscurey blooms my Jeannie,
More fair than day or rosy NAV
The maid of Arutina.
High on the mountains lofty brow
view the distant ocean,
Where av'rce cour,s her bounded store.
Ambition courts promotion;
Let fortune pour her golden store,
Her laurcl'd f,vors many:
Give me but this, my soul, lrst Ms.
The maid Of Arutlna.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-09-11

FROM THE LONDON LITERARY lAzuII;
The lights are far iii my fathers hal,
The rcd wine is bright to see;
But I'll iiy like L bird and leave them III.
My Ocean Love for thee.
There is gold around my silkcn robe,
And white pearls are in my hair;
And they say that gems and the oroidcrcl
Are woman's chletcs- care;
But dearer to nc is one 'cnt smile
OF thine eagle eye than them all;
And dearer the deck Of thy bark to nc
Than NY fathers lighted hall.
l have no home now but thy arms,
And they are all the world to me,
And be thou but true, III never regret
All, dear love have left for thee
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16
AUCTIONS.
Virginia /:


at Superior Court of Chancerv nj,
the town OF Fredericksburg, on , Ie'o la
day OF October, 1923. VIC OH
The President, Directors and Con,
OF the Bank Of Alexandra, Ploin,;Ess0y
AGAINST W,
Abel Holbrook, Defendant
ON the motion OF the plaintiffs. by ,on,
Osel, the Court, on considers llon - oIu ~
papers formerly read, and the renc,, we s
William Moss and Thomas Moss. w. VI
the vauers, made pursuant 10 the Orc co. u
the 18th day Il May last, DOH adj VI
order, and decree, that The plaintiff ,s se'
yer OF the defendant, one ihou,ano ssr w
hundred and one dollars and seveD1v.S sa
cents, with interest tbereun, at Ii. ,., I'VE
six per centum per annum, from The Is'n
day OF March, 1921, until paid. len ' co.
lars and forty mine cents, and Tie cost. y.
them expended 10 the prosec ut,on oi ~
suit; and that the Marshal OF th,s r. ,nm
alter having given three weeks oo,iSs =,
advertisement published in some nes,,s y
per printed in the town OF Alexaudra fo g.
the time and place thereof. do eAuoss :" VI
sale, by public auction, to The h,ghe,l t,d'
der, for cash, the houses ana lot eon,eysd
by John Tbroop and vile 10 Ire dsi. ,u
dant, by deed, hearing date The 2,d r.u
OF May, 1914; and also me houses ana ~ H.,
conveyed by Moses Kenney and nl. "
the defendant, by deed, bearing date hu
l4tb day OF July, 1877; and Out Of ~.
money arising from ssCh SAFES. After =,
frayjng the expenses attending lbe same
pay to the plaintiffs the principal nonev
interest and costs aforesaid, 4 the SUNNI,
Of the proceeds OF sale retain in his hand. '
subject to the future order OF tie CourI.
and liberty is reserved to the plaintiffs -
apply here for further relief, ia case lbs
sales hereby decreed shall not be suF,
Gent TO satisfy the plaintiffs demand; and
the Marsha is directed TO report his prO.
cee6ings herein to the Court ACopy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, C. c,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16

-piness, after a long absence, to wit
ness tile reality Of this glorious vi,
sion!
Hark the cannon. See the mill
.tary parades. the homage paid bye
very village, borough. and city -
What mean those immense cons
courses of.people, those EXPLANATIONS
Of Joy and gratitude ! 1t is the ar.
rival Of the Nations Guest--tlle com
panion of all the heroes who cement
ed with their blood our revolutiona-
nv conflict. He comes to Wtness
our happiness. the independence OF
oar country, the scenes Of his youth
ful services. Welcome! thrice wei
come on our shores, in our cities, in
our bosom-a thousand times well
come, the friend of the great WASH
INaTON-LA FAYETTE.
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2Oo25 Blanks, '''NI' ''N'''
Those preferring to pay only the differ.
snce between tie price of parcel of 20
tickets, and The least sum they cen posi-.
bly, draw
90 Whole Tickets can be had for D.94 10
" halves ~ o.
20 Quarters 23 So
For which certificate will be given TO pay
whatever prizes may be drawn 10 their
numbers, over and shove the sum due
thereon, except the Is per cent deducted
by the State.
Whole Tickets p7 90 Quarters DTS
Halves 500 Eighths o8s
For sale, in great variety Of numbers,
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Notice.

Notice.
DON RlLARlO DE RlVAS Y. SAL.
~ NON. Coosul General OF Spain. bav-
ing appointed the undersigned Vice Con-
sol, al interim, for the District OF Coium.
bia, notice is hereby gwen to the mer-
chants OF the District, that upon appii'
cation to the subscriber, mex: door to the
corner OF King and Washing toD.streets, all
necessary papers will be furnished those
making shipments to Spanish port.
CHR. NEALE,
Vice Consul, ad Interim, tor Spain.
sept ID II
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To Lease for a term of years

A FARM about two miles from Alex
"A andra, on the old Georgetown
road, binding 90 Four Mile Creek and
near the Columbian Factory. This farm
is well adapted TO the growth of corn,
wheat and rye, and contains large mea-
dow well taken with timothy. The stu
alton is remarkably healthy and the water
excellent, with comfortable dwelling
sufficient for the accommodation OF small
family.
Toa person disposed to attend the mar
kets, this farm offers peculiar advantages
from its proximity TO three towns. The
terms will he accommodating.
FRANCES SWAMI.
oct7 If
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New Wholesale and Retail
GROCERY STORE,
Lozosr end Of King st. opposite Hugh
Smith d Cos.
CLAGETT AND PAGE
nAVE just received and offer for sale.
- S SSs' orleans 1%H,s n"' Sugars
ysss Indie and Coffee
Gunpowder, Imperial, Taoe
Y. Hyson and Soucheng = Ooo
Jamaica T. n. Z. Rum
Superior Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
Madeira wine, (Howard, March. &
Cos BRANDY
Tenerife & Malaga wines
Baltimore whiskey in bbls.
Whites GIN
Wrapping paper
Pepper, pimentO, nutuegs, cloves, &c.
which having been purchased with cash
they will sei3 low on the same terms.
march IS It
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Pursuant to the foreeoin

Pursuant to the foregoing
decree, | shall, on Saturday The 30th dan
of M,s month, at Tie first tolI-gate on lbe
Little River turnpike road, pear AIeysD.
s,,,,.,a dria, offer the Two Tenemenis and
HTTy Lots in the said decree mention.
Hsas,ed, for sale at public auction, IOr
GlsAI cash.
The first mentioned LOT of ground and
buildings are situated on the north side Of
said road, near the said gate. front Of Ot
On the road, IS feet, deplb 1873 feet.
The second lot and buildings are silusl.
ed on the same side Of the SAID road npst
the said gate, front on the road filty lee,
depth 1873 ieet.
WIN. M. CRAIG, Depulyd
John Sianard, w. F. c. G..
oct J 3W
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ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Once,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Where The CASH may be had for prizes
at any moment. Orders by mail, post paid,
promptly attended to.
act l2
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James S. GunneIl, M. ID.
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
y ESPECTFULLY offers his services
Il q as Dentist, TO the citizens and visi.
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington 'Georgeto,cm Alexandria
DR.. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR.. Semmes
F. MAY P. Warfeld Washngto
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N w. Werthington Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen John Mason. Richard B, Lee,
esq. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq. Rev. Dr.. A. Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office ON the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 10Th streets w on the same
square with Mr.. GuntoD's apotbecary shop.
Washington, Oct. 7ih, 1929.
fETDr. Gunnell may be consulted at
Mr.. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandria, every
Friday, from A. NJ. until 9 P. VI. Tex
cept during the sessions Of Congress y
All letters addressed 10 DR.. q 10 Washing
ton, OF left at CIagett's hotel will! be pune.
tr4'!v attended to, lawu
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s.Ssr,r,-cTcRvS SALE.

highest bidder on
w aaa Office Of be Csfk o. Ds wing
em WIZ s 9Th es and charges
1922 WIZ eo'" $50
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-16
Robert Barry,

NUUO1 D"'' y.
{ At has New Store. opposite yNessrs. Pato"
{. Butchers
HASjust received, in addition to bis
4 L super6ne cloths, recently advertised
| piece oheppsrd's super superhne
London Bile Cloth,
do do do do black do. They will be
sold together with my present assortment
very cheap. oc iz
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NLarshais' Sale.


N consequence OF the purchaser not con-
r. plying with the terms of a former sa'e'
the following property will be resoId Oh
Saturday, Esd dayg OctoDH
next, at u o'clock, TO satisfy an execution
of George Coleman, against Andrew baI;,
tie, levied on the said properiy:-A IOlW
ASuxa ground with a two story, lT'm.
eSTYA bouse, store room, and oil O'nsi
MsAs Improvements thereon, s'fuale"
49, on the west side of UniOn's'Teflii
beginning 55 feet inches TO the sovlb"s1iI. !.
OF Queen street, and running southwark
with Union Street 55 feet e inches, lnfn ~
westwsrdly 100 feet, thence Dorlh"a' to1
IS feet 6 inches, thence eastwafoIy 'H Iot
feet to the beginning. Also, one ol'efJU'
x,,.,.,,s of ground with all The ImpFoP',
ETN ments thereon, lying on an a, NC
ME- running from Water st TO ODlon',
49, between Cameron and Q9s,Jf
streets, and beginning on the norm s'us o o.
said alley 100 feet TO The westwSlo lid
Union street, and running west WIN ss.
alley &c eet inches; thence norm, 70,
allel TO Union street 81 feet 8 ihou ".ei
thence eastwsrdly, paraIIelto Queen s" soi
sc feet 8 inches; thence soulbwaiuly &c "a
parallel to Unionstree 83 leet 5 incn, iii
the beginning. The above properly r' y
he sold for cash, to be paid to the ma, q. 81
on the premises, as soon as stTuot Ur aod
which time the deed will be ready '.rt
delivered to the purchaser on the pASt",r
of The money; and should the Pu't', N.
fell 10 pay the money so requ'fe H., 10
said property will be fort6w',a , 80
and resoId. ID. MINOR. ID: NJ: m hail.
T. RINGGOLD, @af;s
sep IS