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iHferrS<U ~ Gen. La Faysns and ne Iadian Chie6,
81 W1skiRgtoH.
Yesierday he Delegation Of Ckociaw chiefs, If
present ~ tbs city, repaired frcm their residence Al
Teneiso1s Hotel, 10 The Quarters Of Gen L. Fay.
cite M q 'dsbys, Nj jor IONA Pnchlyne their Inter.
yretsr, having been introduced 10 Judge Brooke.
was by Jbe Judge, Introduced 10 the General, sbea'
tbe several chefs, were Ivy name aad iide success.
N-tlon. w
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NWrIcr

4NV .ryEI.
~ X virtue Of deed Of frust e,so...., -,
land ut Son ~, 1.ihe,d oi record in the ofice a. eg
Vile on ?. capt laehaah Taylor 10 e ,o ~ 2, Tue
Negroes w NE iiih December next several ILL.,,
goOd bot sRal, o, ~, The title Is believed 10 10
WV '""" onD convey such as Is vested bv desd. %
November 9. '" L. FUN IAlNE, Trustee.
65-w8,v
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CHARLOTTESVILE STAGE

The Charlottesville Stage will
fSTf25cx in future leave Richmond on
Wetln ssdays and Saturdays q
1Ss.sls sp2Sgs o'clock a. M aud arrive Char.
- * - - 'ttrsviIie Thursdays aud
. days-Returning will leave
Lnarioesve ON Wednesdays and SuGdavs and arrive
Riclnond ON Thursdays aud MONDAYS 5, AT 8 r NJ
Nov %. 5q-lf THE PHopKIFTORS
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Ere Fd,Es ; lMrIPoRTED FALL GOODS.


i'm WILLIAM GiLLiArr, have received per tue
ply o' GooDS, which have selected with great
Tor CASH, and they offer them for sale
terms, viz
rs ndun cloths and cassmeres assorted colors prices
uo"gn and brathr aie's, and James Gondy and Sons
double miiled nart co,tons
roint, rose, and striped blankets
Whe rei yellow and green iannels, and green baizes
Double ,nillei DRAFT cloths
Diue, green, drab aud mix; plains
niue, brown, drab AID mixt 81 cloths
oiSe'drab aud blue fearnou yhts IerDs
riged bombazeiis aud Dlads ne pat
stout IL irish linens and table diapers
Utrnian sZnabuTgs
ttibJrrt's hes, Drawn stout anil o,,s ais
"""5 Oo's snuh ~ small cashs. of superior quality
o,o -d:o, an Store and receiving
pass prime Green Coffee part OF which is The crop
oV ca.Rs scott Co.'s, and Oivina TO : old London
Particular Madeira VIM, imported direct, some of
winch was selected FROM the Vintage 1917 OF PEE
cunar me iiavour ana is highly approved.
oc,oosr ]. >43-if
i hichm,nd iiusiog. Court, Sovrnincr i9lh i824:
u ORDERED, that the Sergeant of this City sale
oi Hanover, committed 10 the Jail of His as runaway
IN the 10Th oi Orther 1922 md therein until this
'me he sal" Sergeant irs, advertising the said thirty
"dSsin me hichnund Enquirer.
copy-Tesie TIL. c. HOW ARD. elk.
in opeuience % toe above order shall Saturday
nm nay {" icenrr ie Eagle Tavern in the city
q" nichm"nd, between the hours O'Clock A. NJ. and .
nciock T. VI offer iCr sale highest bidder for
tue saiu Save Dilcs named la the a.,ove order
JOHN NJ FERGUSON, Deputy
WOW. " 55--tis for VIM u. Wren. Srr'c, q. n.
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SPRINGFIELD PITTS ron LEASE

hE legaees Of Daniel Burton, dec are DESTROYS OF lea
u sing those we'll known PITTS for Of yesrs-they
are sitoaed In Benrco county, adjoining Deep Kun PITTS
aad about eleven miles from the CtyFor information
call on Reuben Barton Thomas O. Burton, who can be
seen on .Le premises, aud supuase tbe terms
Nov ~, a-sf
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10 TIERyS ~; =, :; : :, -

10 CLERKS or COURTS.
n ~ ' ,n Lr"AN who has acted rs putty Clerk for
"efi 'oyIs "i County Court and Superior tour, nj
,. % 10 Obtain as such, either or to
rs MS Recommendation w,l no doubt in ev.,y ,ec,s.
"s neeinrd sun r"nt line addressed 10 T. @. 4 iTIon
Nov. 20 "'e" !" i''"fniately.
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NOTICE.

-, NOIICE.
u persons having clHns against the estate of Tbomas
ins'ey, dec either in his character OF Le, Of I'm
ueI or on ms private will he pleased TO ,rak
Me'n known 10 the subscriber soon rs ,o,.ble IL -
'cuihrIy requested that those hnYire Claims ngains1
~, as sheriff should immediately pi esen brn, a. M
~ ~ <,ooo''i one OF ms Deputies, is in Virginia
THOMAS q. rihSLEy, Admir-
Nov oil Thomas Tilsley, dec
E5-Wlvv
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NOTICE.
"
DURCuASERS of arIi

DURCHASERS OF articles manufactured mt the PeHiten-
uary are hereby Informed thai judgments will lie
anrd ensuing Gcnernl Couri, I've holden 10 No
senloer upon all bonds failing due aud unpaid before
Time, without sgm noticetbe law having dispensed with
II. JAMES T.. HEA Til A,,i,,..r pa,I;. ~ A c.,,,,.,
Y.
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MCH.IOND SCREW MANUfACIURY
fsiifE subscriber having .auerly made conse able in,
provements In his Machinery tor cutting screws &e i,
prepared Ia manufacture screws vi all
Tobscco, Cotton, -hiH, Curry Log,&c-aiso Nil Irons
OF all kinds together with every description u Ma
generally used in Mills Manufa turing
hts Machine Factory, next io essrs. r. HaraH d Co.,
Mills d. q. HUfCuISON.
N. Is. have just received from North a iesh sup
ply of IRON, superior quality. selected by mys.il
Tor the above purposes, ana would my rirna,
and customers genr ally, hat should I've happy 10 exc
my line OF business, with stctes,
aueno,,. Aug. 70. 3i-wn
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Gresnstilis Plantaiion. For .sule.

Ifs LII. y.
-,1op 80, =. 1910, - 49,, ,, = " ''a,e. RI,
ho saie AZ ueuon, on WE premises 10 Tie hignes. o
ue'. on ninnuey he 1uu 81 Decemo-r next, ~ hI, u
we ne ,a uay anu possession gtea On OF before e
o.n gay "i January .e~o-tnAt saiunvie Estate, on DOW
sMes ~. 'ne sie ns,es, n ofeenv.e anu o""namp
nn.s south oil PETERSBURG, containing by late survey,
""Sue saoo "oesanu D. wmcn nfe nrst rave nw
eoun"s an" ,ntse hundreu acres vi the low grounGs
avg clrafsu ", asu IN heniy Improved Stale VI cum.
sr.,vu' .oPo mue"s mas nee" msey seeueu up rSn
'his iant ana neay tue whole vi The low grounds has
pense ANS ss.e nas oeen under the management Of a"
exptrenceu ior tue astS ywats AMI all OF the
Improvements are new consisting OIL comfortable swei-
ing house. b"t atey rrpairsd, smoke house. dairy, ice
no'siy o o"e,n ntnchine nut tesriy hnsheJ ON llc
aoinug arm peonytng 10 my brotler not more fhan
mne anu hai Instant trom'h dwelling house United to
nese "uvnnses thete Is an exceuent nun site, on the
hAenerfm hNr, on Tue estate wilma haif niiie o the
house Tue hen snus are nearly all IN WOODS, AMI a.
portion oi Open there Is an apple orcar suf
cient to make on Hour To i've barrels VI Brandy year
Should u be the wish OF the purchaser tie whole
might De advanagencsiy divided, into two three settle
he"s "e low grounus are Wen adapteu 10 the culture
" oaeoo e".on, wheat corn anu oas anu are equal,
not superior, 10 any lands ON the Mehertin fi,er
terms-os two three, or tour aud hse yeats, in equal
annual nsainehts, wan interest," on the Two last install
mens Tue purchaser giving bonds with security, and
ueeu ni uu,t ON me property. - -.
immesey aiter the ianu Is so'u wall De sold, 10 the
nSac ouuef all the STOCK ot horses mules CATTLE bogs,
snucks anu aoout su or ~ attened hogs,
on credit OF twelve mouths tor all
under tat amount Cashibe purchaser giving approved
bonds with approved security, 70 bear interest the
date u NOT tunc'uaiiy paid.
Ano on Alonay tue ism oil december next will be sold
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RICHMOND PLOUGH .MANUFACI ONY-
OpPpSIIE rlE UNtnN iInTEI -

OPPOSITE TIE UNION HOTEL.
TUE subscripets respectfully the puic ,a
they have ON hand general assuTtment OF AZ RICuL
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, viz: Freebo.n, Wood a nd Wool
eys Pougbs; cast points and land ses The Dagon
aud improved Birshare Plough, which, from The sreUsti.
of its constrncvn and Being iiale clonk is well
adapted rough aud foul land ami easy repair
Maaey's ihree-nould Seeder, single end double shovel
Piougbs, Harrows, CultisatUrs, Straw Cutters, &c.
Agricultural implements repaired at the shortest notice
Any artice sold this establishment put
be uund equal what may be
Having perfect knowledge OF the business. they are
Confident rendering satisfaction share ot pu
lie pauonaga Is solicited. DEANYNE l. PALMEh
I. lift
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Members Of the present and merit Cong,e, from, tie
Stdse of MN Y,rk
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28

Some few days previous TO- her dissolution, she in
timated to those around her an anxious desire to
execute q tcstamcntary document, and on the Eth
inst. she dull, made her last will In this instrument
Size not only a,ranges her private affairs, but fur
nshcs additional proofs of undated attachment to
her native land, and sohctu1c tor its happiness
She does ample Justice to Great Britain, and directs
her executor, thr Canon to assure the British poo
pie OF the gratitude which she felt towards them at
her i! nss moments, tal the sympathy and support
adversely; but what makes the VII peculiarly 1t
trcting IS, her solemn and impressive though super
fuons attestaon to the purity and sincerity OF the
political If, of General Ihcgo for she states that
She c>tccms 10 be her last act Of Justice and duty
to the mrnor, Other bclo>cd husband solcmnlv to
declare, in the aw iul presence of her God, before
whose Judgment seat She feels She must soon lp-
pear. that all his private feelings and dispositions
respecting his country, corrcsponlcd With his pub
he acts and procssionsin defence of her liberties.
Thu, persisted, IN her Youth, tins aniablr and ar-
conpished lady the story OF whose litr abound,
with incidents of melancholy interest All those
whose f. lnS, or opinions worthy of con-,er.-
ton, viii reldilA extend to her mcnor, the trlbut,.
OF respectful sympathy.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28
THE PROPHETIC DEW-DROps.
1 is

Adcfcatc child. pale and prematurely wise, was
complaining on a hot morning, that the poor dew
drops had been too hastily snatched away, and not
allowed to glitter the flowers, like other happier
dcwdrops.' that live the whole night through, and
sparkle in the moonlight and through the morning.
and on tow ard, MONDAY "Thc sun (sad the child
has chased thtm away with his lcat-or swallowed
them up IN his Mra,h."-Soon after came a rain and
aran-how whercupon his father pointed upw ards
-"Scc, sad ht) there stand th> dew-drops glori
o'Is! TT set. giittcring cw,ll, in the heavens,
and The !oWnish foot trample, on them no morv
BY this, m, child, thou taught that what withcrs
upon earth blooms gam in Heaven" Thus the
father spoke, and knew not that he spoke preiig,-
rat,c orl>, for after, the delicate child With
the morains brightness of his early wisdom, Wa, eN
hAird IKE AdcM-drop into heaven.
II the dew is cNAporated Immediately upon the
sun rising, rain and storm follow IN the afternoon
bat If IL STAYS and gttvrs long timc after the sun
f...; .!ic day cuntinuc, far
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28
4 COOP ENCt 81.

In the court "l session III Scotland, Tie Judge,
who do not attend, y S.,c propeteNcusc tor the.
absence, are, y law, Fable to inc. This law,
howc,ef, !, never enforced but it is common, on
the first day tie >.on for the absentee 10 send
an czcnec to the lord president. Lord F, = hay
Ing ~nt such an excuse, on the prcs,dcnt mention.
ing i, the iatc lord justice Clark said, hat &.
c," can stout fellow Ike Inn ha,,. NJ, lor,,'
SAD ~ president, hv has lost his wt The JUS
sirc, vito WAS !ttcl wha \antippe, replied. las
lie that J, I',t excuse. indeed lush We a
hal ti.c sane
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-28

fiv from place to place the mountains of Asturlas
to avoid The incur,ions Of the French armies. Her
father and mother died IN her carly youth and in
some few Years Alter She lost the sectonate rcla-
tives who had adopted her, upon which the care
and guardianship Of herself, and the other siX child
rem, deyolvcl upon her near connection and rcla-
ton, Don Miguel del Ricgo, Canon Of the rathe
'lra Of Oyicdo, in which city he resided, and they
uth him.
On The 18th October, 1872, she was married b,
proxy, according to the custom Of thc cnuntr,, at
Cangas de Tineo, to the General. to Whom She
known from her infancy. In February 1922, they
fined their residence IN the CITY of MADRID. bu; the
political confusion and continual alarms of the time
having appeared to affect her health, the General
proceeded with her, in the nlontf q September al
lowing, TO Grenada, with the View Of ef)rcting tie
re-cstablishmcnt Of her constitution }, a residence
ia a more southern climate.
The convocaton Of the cxtlordi.la7 Cortcs for
october, 1872, obliged him to return to Madrid and
Ne PAlte from her to NEE! ;s,in, lie placed
hlr only or short time, as he then ontl> hoped,
"ncc more nader the guardianship Of his brother the
t,non, who convey ed her to Horil, place tlc
-..st Of Grenada. cntfncnt for tn, s;ubrtl of its at
lAo,phcrc. Being advised remove q Malaga, the
taaon accompanied her ,'n)!Icr, in March, 1873. 4
n.l'. X: rnyencnt Of her lc,lth had become pcl
lpt.i-, but htrc aEtin sl,> destined To endure
,!alctan~, bong OBJ M to SOCK shelter IN
i,,ltr hi the month OF Ilnl, to void the French
,5 t.ca advancing to the south of SPAN. The
T. @,..I, ever anA!ou, IN III, midst d ii, public
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22
f. INDIA NEWS.

KISGsToN,( Jam March 25.-We have
been politely favored with the io!lowin
information, received by n. NJ. brig Bus.
tard, which arrived on Wednesday,:
The Icarus. with The S%peedweil schnr.
on her way from the Havana, IN exanin.
ing the Isle Of Pines for pirates on the Gath
ultino, received information of a recently
formed pira,ical establishment, in a river
at the east end OF the isle, called Santa
Fee
The Speedweli schooner was anchored
off this river, and two boats under Lieut..
Layton, of the ~lcsrus, and two Midship.
men, were sent 10 explore it, in the south.
ern arm oil which, near some huts, a pi-
rate schooner, a row boat, and a small ca.
noe, were tound, and n pirate taken
/, One boa. was left with the prize, (which
was subsequently, burnt,) whilst Lieut..
Layton, accompanied by Mr. Strobe, mid
sbipnen OF thu SpeedweIl, went 10 recon.
noitre the northwest branch of the river
al a turning of which, near where some
stakes had been driven TO prevent boats
approaching. the Lieutenant discovered, a
piratical i~eluCca, which instantly tired in.
10 hin, as did also som persons concealed
iD the bushes, and in this merciiess man
ner Lieut.. Layton, Mr.. Slrode and four
men fell a sacrifice. The two remaining
of the boats crew, although badly wound
ed, escaped BY crossing the river, and c0n-
cealing themselves in the maDgrove bush-
es.
The whole OF the river was examined
early the following morning by the boats
OF the icarus and Speedwell. without dis
covering the pirate ~feluccs, which, it is
supposed. escaped during the night.
The Hussar. Cap, Harris. which was
in the neighborhood Of the Isle of Pines,
10 meet the Lion aud Union schooners, on
their way round from the Havana in search
of pirates receiving intelligence Of this
infamous proceeding, and being joined by
The schrs. instantly sent away upwards OF
100 men in his boats, and judiciously pls-
ed the ~lscsrus sIoop, and the schrs. Speed.
well, Lion. and Union, in such a manner
as most ~efec'ually 10 ensure The examina
ton OF the coast, and 10 destroy any plra.
tical establishment which may have been
forming IN he neighborbood.
The force sfoat in boats and schooDers
in this little expedition being from 3 10
400 men, there is little doubt their exer'
tons will be crowned with the most ia.
vorabIe result.
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ALExANDRIA,
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL e2.
The following is the result of the cleo
ton in Fairfax county, Virginia, for De-,
legates TO the General Assembly:
Richard G. Mason, s4l
Robert'T. Thompson. I4I
john Moore, 1856
NEWS FROM HAVANA.


New YORK, April 1--we learn by the
sloop David, in 8 days from Havana. that
the Spanish sloop OF war Ceres, had been
taken By two Colombian corVeltes, which
induced the government OF that place to
lay an embargo for five days, and at the
same time dispatched a Spanish frigale,
sIoop ofwar, and several other armed YES.
sells in pursuit OF the above corvettes;
which had also captured eleveu sail OF
Spanish vessels. three ships and eight dro.
gers and wen, OF With them.
The David had been e%mbargoed at Ha.
vaDa 5 days in consequence OF the above
engagement. The Ceres above mention.
ed, mounted 90 guns,-and was built ia
this city by Mr.. Eckturd. The action took
place off the Bar OF Matanzas about Ia
days since, and he Captain of the Ceres
was killed the first broadside. Between
30 and 40 were killed aud wounded on
board the Ceres, aud il was supposed the
enemy would stop al Key West to repair.
Several jumped overheard, and swan TO
the shore, who we're taken up and confn-
ed in the Moro Castle Tor leaving the Ce.
res.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHING TON. April 90.-rhe speech
ct MIR. Clay occupies so much space that
we ars, with great reluctance, obliged 10
defer 10 our nextibe usual report OF the
Proceedings Of yesterday IN both Houses
OF Congress This Is done with the more
regret, as, in the House OF Representa-
tves, those Proceedings were, in part, o.
a peculiar aod entirely novel nature. We
can md room only tor what follows.
ln the Senate, the Tariff Bill, which
has passed the House of Representatives,
received its first reading. Mr.. Dicker son
moved its second reading, but, that being
objected to, its, second reading will take
place, in regular course, to-day.
The resolution, for fixing a day for the
adjournment of Congress, was taken up,
the blank tor the day filled (S5 votes TO 2 ! J
with the 18th day Of May, and, thus "a
mended, the resolve was ordered TO be en-.
crossed TOR a third reading
The bill IN addition to The acts relative
to the election of President and Vice Pre-
sident OF the United States" was read the
third time, passed, and sent TO the House
for concurrence
The remainder Of the day was spent in
the consideration OF Executive business
ln the House of Representatives, among
other petitions and memorials presented.
was an address presented by the Speaker,
f-om Ninian Edwards, late a Senator of
The United States, and recently appointed
Minister to s~iexico, defending himself
from certain imputstions on his character,
made, - ne alleges, NJ a late ColDmuni-
cation iron the Secretary of the Treasury
~ Congress. The reading OF this memo
rial, and toe circumstances attending II,
produced considerable excitement in the
House. Some severe things were laid up
on the subject of the memorial. which was
finally. on motion Of Sir. Floyd, referred
10 a select committee, and, subsequently,
this committee was, on motion OF DIR.
Floyd, invested with power TO send Tor
persons and papers.
OF this memorial, and the proceedings
connected with II, a more toll account
will Se given in our next. For the PIE
sent, The reader may he able to understand
the grounds OF the excitement in regard to
this memorial, when he is informed that il
REEVES the A. B business of the last ses-
sion, with whatever consequence MIR. Ed
wards present and late official station
clothes il, he formally avosing himself to
be the author of The Letters published in
the Washington Republican, under the
signature OF A b which were the subject
oil examination by two successive commit
tees OF the House OF Representatives, at
the last session OF Congress, whose re.
ports ihereupon our readers will remem-
Der.
The remainder of the day was spent on
the oil making appropriations for COM
pleting The ioriihcstioDs OF the U. States.
About the usual hour Of adjournment, the
bill was reported TO the House; and The
House then adjourned.
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Education.

tOHN r. PtERPOlNT respectfully
u informs the citizens OF Alexandria, that
he Intends opening SCHOOL in the Me-
chanics' Hall, on the 96th instant, tor
the instruction oil youth in
Mathematics, English Gram
mar, Geography,
with the use OF Maps and Globes;
READING, P~ENMANSHlP, &c.
He will endeavor to pursue the best modes
OF instruction, and pay a strict attention to
the conduct aud morals ofhis pupils; and
from bis experience as a teacher, and
strict adherence 10 the duties oil his profess
sion, he hopes to merit and receive liberal
patronage.
april % 5t
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New Hardware& Fancy Store
Corner of King md ST. .Asaph Streets.
JOHN {. MANDELL
ID ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
III aud the public IN general, that he
has commenced the
Hard7caSe e Fancy Business,
at the corner of King & St. Asapb streets.
where re .as jdst opened, and offers tor
sale. Oh the most reasonable terms, q very
5andsome assortment, OF Hardware, Cutie
~, and Fancy Goods, selected and pur.
chased for cash, viz:
Iron rim, stock. pad, cupboard and side.
board locks
Hinges aud screws, latches and bolts
Carpenters and shoemakers' tools
Shoe thread, Allertou's awl b!ases and
lacks
Boot webbing. Japaned tea trays, walters
Bread tags, dressing cases, brass candle.
sticks
Bell metal kettles, timed iron tea kettles
Ssucepans, plated %castors, candles;icks
Shutters and trays, morocco pocket hooks
Needle books, Brl,tania coffee and ,ea-po,s
Ivory, buck, tip, and forbuck knives and
forks
Desert knives and forks
Best silver eyed needles
Gold and silver epaulets
Gold and silver thread and lace
Swords and pocket pistols, powder 6asks
Whips and spurs, shaving boxes, brushes
and soap
Emerson's elastic razor strops
Silver spectacles and thimbles
Silver pencil cases
Cloth, table. hair, tooth and shaving
brushes
Brass and wire tenders, shovels y longs
Andirons, Japanned %spittoons, candle
sticks
Lamps and cheese trays
Gilt mantle pier and looking glasses
Mahogany and curled maple do.
Opera glasses, comnode and glass hobs
Claw casters and table hinges
Waldron's grain and grass scytbes
Tortoise shell tack and side combs
Ivory aud dressing do.
Morocco, silk and TorPershe reticules
Wellington cravats noes,
Rogers's penknives, .'weeding and killing
And rariOus other articles,
all of which will be sold low for cash:
april l3
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MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED. Aprit 90.

ARRIF ED, APrIF 70.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins. Norfolk.
with passengers. Passed 10 the bay ship
Shenandoah, Rose, off the Wolf Trap 81
DAYS from Liverpool for Georgetown
Below Smiths Point, 2 full rugged and J
bermspbrodite briggs; above Quantico, !
topsail schooner bound up.
April FL,
Schnr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Balti-
more: freight to merchants of the District.
SAILED,
Schr Triton, Fowler, New-York.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk
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Died,

On Tuesday night, the Goth inst. Mr..
EDMUND EDMoEDs, an old aud respecta-
BILE inhabitant of this town-a devoted
and exemplary disciple of Christ--aad a
highly beloved and emeninently useful
member OF the Baptist Church.
The friends and acquaintance of the
family, are invited TO attend his funeral,
THIS AFTERNOON, at 4 O'clock, from
bis late residence, on Prince-street.
April 22d, 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-22

lie at liberty ia The neighbofhood. Since
heir arrest, il is said that The persons have
made a iuli confession.
All the families composing the settlement
in The neighborhood OF the scene OF tbs
horrible Transaction, have removed to thu
mills, al The tails on Fall Greek, TO avoid
the Tetaliatory vengeance OF the Indians.