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tears and at last no longer able to bear the loss of

tears and at last no longer able to bear the loss of
husband for whom she had the sncerest affection,
resolved not to out-lve him, and began to abstain
from food. This news alarmed Sabinus; and there
fore, by means of Martialis one of his freedmen,
he informed her that he still alive, and acquaint
ed her with the place where he lay concealed, de-
string her at the time to suppress her joy, lest
the secret might thence be betrayed. Empona
heard the relation with inexpressble pleasure, and
pretending business in the country, flew to her hus-
band The cave to her was then preferable to
palace, for there only was she happy. She went
frequently to sec him, and sometimes contrived to
stay whole weeks unsupported. She had even two
Children who were born and brought up in the cave
When at Rome, she continued to bewail him
dead, and concealed the whole with exemplary f.
deity and wonderful address nay she found means
to convey him into the city, upon what motive l
know not and from thence back to his cave so
we'll disguised, that he was by no one known But
after he had passed nine years in this manner, he
was, at length, discovered by some persons who
narrowly watched his wife, upon her frequently abb
senting herself from her own house, and followed
Immediately seized, and sent to Rome loaded
with chains together with his wife, who, throwing
herself at the emperors feet, and presenting to him
her two tender infants, endeavoured with her tears
and entreates to move him to compassion. Vespa-
sian, the emperor, could not help weeping at SO af
fecting object; nevertheless, he condemned both
her and her husband and caused them soon after to
be executed
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TO-

tlnually drunk, and desire that he may be turned
off, Aye said his lordshp, she has lived with
me from child, and, as you say, a trfe of wages
should not part u.s. John, however, one evening,
as he was driving from Kensington, overturned his
lady in Hyde Park; she was not much hurt, but
when she came home she began to rattle the earl
Here, says she, SIS that beast John, drunk that
he can scarcely stand he has overturned the COACH
and if he be not discharged, may break our necss.'
Aye says my lord, SIS poor John sick alas, am
sorry for him. am complaining says my lady,
ct that he is drunk, and has overturned me- Aye
answered his lordship, sto be sure he has behaved
very well, and shall have proper ADVICE My lady,
finding it hopeless to demonstrate, went away in
pet; and my lord having ordered John into his pre-
sence, addressed him very coolly in these words
"John, you know have a regard for you, and as
long as you behave well, you shall be taken care of
IN my family my lady tells me you are taken ii,
and indeed can that you can hardly stand
go to bed, and will take that you have proper
advice John being thus dismissed, taken to
bed where, by his lordship's order, large blister
was put upon his head another between his shout
ders, and sixteen ounces of blood taken from his
woeful plight, and was soon acquainted with the
whole process and the reasons upon which it com
menced. He had no remedy, however, but to sub
init, for he would rather have incurred as many
more bhstcrs than lose his place My lord sent
ny formally twice day to know how he was and
frequently congratulated my lady upon Johns re
coyery, whom he directed to be fed only with wa
ter Cruel, and to have company but an old nurse
In about week, John having constantly sent him
word that he well, my lord thought fit to under
stand the messenger, and said, she was extremely
glad to hear that the fever had left him. and desired
to see him. When John came in, well, john
says he, Il hope this bout is over sAh, my ord'
says John, Il humbly ask your lordship's pardon,
and promise yon never to commit the same fault
again. aye, aye says my lord, you are right
nobody prevent Sickness and if you should be
sick again. John, shall see it. though perhaps you
should not complain and promise you, you shall
always have the same attendance that you have had
now. God bless your lordship,' says John, q hope
there will be need SO do l. too, says his lord
ship, 'but long you do your duty to me, never
fear, shall do mine to you'
HENRY VI King of England, though unhappy in
his family and government, was nevertheless pos
sessed of MANY virtues. He remarkable for
his chastity that before his marriage he would not al
low anv ladv Of sspciOus charact er and ,,puarde1
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HENRY, THE TENTH EARL OF PEMBROKE.
This nobleman, who had many good qualities,
which, as well as his conduct was often very sngu-
lar, thought of an expedent to prevent the exhor-
tatlons and opportunities of those about him. This
to feign himself deaf; under pretence of hear
ing very imperfectly, he would always form his an
swer, not by what was really said to him, but by
what he desired to have said Among other SER
wants was one who had lived with him from child,
and served him with great fidelity and affection, till
at length he became his coachman. This man by
degrees got habit Of drinking, for which his lady
often desired that he would be dismissed. My lord
always answered, sYes, indeed, John is excellent
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HENRY vi. King of England, though unhappy in
his family and government, was nevertheless pos
sessed of many virtues. He was remarkable for
his chastity that before his marriage he would al
low any lady of suspicious character and unguarded
conduct, to fiequentthe court and having observed
one day some ladies with their bosoms uncovered he
turned away his eyes from the indecent object, and
reprimanded them smartly in the simple dialect of
the times "Fy, fy,' said he, for shame forsooh
ye be to blame.'
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VARIETY.
GOD DEFINED.

Collins, the free thinker, met plain countryman
going to church He asked him where he go
ing ITO church, SIR what to do there ? sTo
worship Cod pray, whether is your god great
god or little god " He is both sir How can
he be both p He is great, that the heaven of
heavens cannot contain him, and so little, that he
dwell in my heart. Collins declared, that this
simple answer of the countryman, had more effect
upon his mind, than all the volumes the learned
doctors had written against him.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
District OF COLUMBIA,
County of Alexandria. TO a1t:

County of alexandria,. 10 az:
November Tenn. l823-Slst Day.
IN CHANCERY,
BENJAMIN Waters, executor OF Spencer
GRAY, deceased--CsmpId'"o'.
AGAINST
Eleanor G Goddard, John Campbell. WIN, .
am Campbell, William Goddard ana
Matilda MISUNDERSTANDING.
uIHE defendant William Goddard, no!
having entered bis appearance ana
riyeu security according TO the statute ana
SSuIs Of The court; and it appearing 10 me
satisfaction Of the court upon s M 'aa IL
fled that The said defendant, William
Goddard. is not an inhabitant OF the us
,rict Of Columbia; 90 motion OF tue com n.
nis;nan, by bis attorney, i is ordered oy
,bs court. that the said William Goddard
s%u . here on OF before the frs, day Of
ner, Nav term Of this court, and eo'er 6is
snpearsnce TO this suit, and answer 'ns
bill OF the complainant; and that COPY copy
Of this orde, be published IN one
Of the newspapers printed in the town :, o.
Alexandria Tor g months suecesslveiy
and that another copy be nosted at Inc
from, door Of the court house oil sa'a eoun'
~. Enu J1EF &C.
teb s EOM' L. AGS'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
For Sale,

49, THE LAMB HOUS on Stump
EfA Hill, lately owned by A.. Norton
SslG being about I'Tsnty-one Heres,
Iw we'll enclosed; on the little RIVER
Turnpike road, two miles FROM Alexandra,
the garden contains many valuable soraos
vices, and fruit trees. Inc situa''o" -
handsome and healthy. ,.,-
Possession may be had immediately,
The time OF payment will be reaso"ao'J
attended 10 suit the purchaser; ,cJ
NAV S7--lf w VI. SPalHN.-.-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Thirty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, ne
IL gro maa. named JOHN, formerly
the property Of Miss Nancy Massie, st
Cockburn's farm. Fairfax county. The
said negro is aboa, % years OF age, Of
dark complexion, and about 5 feet inch.
es high, straight and we'll iofmed, and has
a pleasing countenance when spoken to-
bsdon when he wen, away, blue round.
about aud country Goth pantalooDs; but it
is likely he may have changed them, as
he had different suits. He is supposed to
be lurking about Noun, Eagle, near Alex.
audria. The above reward will he given
TO any one who will pc, him in the Alex.
aDdria Jail. THOMAS MCINTOSH.
march 9 Swx
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Snow Hill For Sale:

y ECFNT domestic occurrences will
~ induce me to sell this highly valuable
aud beautiful estate. situated in The urter
part OF Prince William County Virginia.
near The Inc Gf Loudo0n County, and s
miles from the bull hun MOuhts,ns, 50
males from Wash Dgton Cmy and Ale KAN
orla, over good turnpike, containing
SO Acres nf Fine Corn 1 aud.
producing spo.sheous growth Of poplar
and locust, is divided into 8 fields Of t9o
to 40 acres each, has Zoo tusbel. Of 6ne
wheat well put IN, ("D field that produce
ed $500 bushels tcur years ago. 80 BUSH
els OF rye, 70 acres 10 clover, 40 aces in
state OF preparation for oats n tho
spring, and SO acres for tobacco, OF q soil
well adapted, from an experiment oil. this
year, to the growth OF high priced toJac.
co. Any portion OF tbe crop OF esrn of
300 f% q s% S. ssF,sl.; may be bad viii i i
in good order, With four rooms and spas
cious passage on each floor, With Two Ire'
clan porches, finished 10 very superior
style, and stone kitchen and cook house.
and all other houses necessary on such an
estate; a guod garden and an orchard os
choice fruit. A small portion only OF The
purchase money will be fequind 10 band,
and the balance in four inslalme0ts, IN
such portions as shall be stipulated. For
health, beauty of situstioD. and sefeesbla
society, it stands unrivalled in any part OF
the country. Agood bargain will be CIV
en- f al early arrangement can De mace.
Possession will be given at any TINE;
but il II would suit the convenience OF The
purchaser. il will be advsntageously CcI.
iivated this year on shares, and any por'
ton of the labor, &c. furnished, OF. Divno
may be had Tor the use OF TIE land alone.
WILLIAM HEBB,
near Hay Market, va.
ro.ycb g 4W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
mo. 65O4.
Notice.

THE inbsbiiant. Of AIesandtis vui
u take notice that the subscribers have
been appointed Assess for The ore, END
year, agreesbIy TO the laws OF the eorpo.
ration.
&c The said assessors shall. Immediately
amer their appointment. proceed to value
!he houses and lots within iha lin IFS az the
corporation. end TO der and from The rss-
ters and Histresses Of every family, lists
OF all male ylheables belonging 10, Or re-.
siding in their respective families, and al.
80 fioT every o" Ber OF taxable property.
q list OF such Property. And if any mas.
Ter or mistress OF 4 family, or any owner Of
taxable property shall neg lert 6s refuse to
give IN list OF all male tyiheabIes belong
ing TO-, or residing in bis or Der Ia
m''y. or other taxable property, with.
IN hve days after demand made there
on by any assessor, the person 90 Of
tending shall forfeit and paw one hun.
dred dollars And il any person whs,so.
ever. shall WilfuIly omit OF misre present in
the list given in any tyibesble or taxable
property. or shall in any other manner
conceal the same from the knowledge Of
The assessors, the person so offending shalt
forfeit and pay double he amount OF the
tax imposed on such tytbeabIe or taxsbie
property. Every merchant, shop keepera
mechanic, or any other person. having III
ms CT her service or employment any
CLERK. Journeymsn. apprentice or assistant,
Shall render an account of the same 10 bis
or her list Of tylheabIes, and shall be se-
countabie for the capitation tax hereby i'm.
posed. in ike manner, and under the same
penalties. as If such clerk. journeynan,
apprentice or assistant, were member Of
bis or her family" .a-r
JOHN GRID.
march l8 w GEORGE DRINKER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
To Let,

A convenient two s,ory oiI.o
EWM swell;sg house on Duke,st, one
4.ss. door west OF Patrlck-street A,s 80,
&lEl = comfortable frame tenement Oh
Pa,rick street, near the cornet oil ouse.II
ALso. about i9 acres Of land. now 'noiosea'
with = small frame building thereon na"u'
.nmelv situated on the Lseseurg road az
bout Fl miles from Alexandria. ne ten ~
ofts aboye property will be made low 10
GOOD tsnsn,s For terms apply TO
ian no If w D. MUTT y 90.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
E;fty Dollars Reward.

E1tty DOilafs ho"aiu'
RUNAWAY on the nigh, OF the TN
IL inst. from on board OF my schooner
at Alexandra, q black man named
JOHN.
Ne i. between 81 and 70 years OF age; is
very black; about FIVE feet torr inches
HIGH he has scar on one OF his eye
lids supposed 10 be the right one. ne
has been employed as hand on board OF
a vessel in tRe Potomac river and The Bay
for the last FIVE OF six years; aud it's pro.
bable he has gone of in some vessel t"ses
or on board Of some one from the !, eastern
reward for John il taken and scored out
Of the state OF Virginia or the District OF
Columbia, 90 that ! can obtain him; or
twenty Eve dollars il taken and secured
within the state OF Virginia or the District
OF Columbia. ,,,n,cpooN
Northumberland county, Va Dec. rs :
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
10 Rent,

That convenient two story Brick
~ dwelling house. on Pstrick' be-
asss, tween King and Prince Streets
~! now occupied by Mr.. Jos. Esches'
Possession may be bad on the l,h apr".
Apply to IoaA" o
6tA A small Frame House on Duke
u NJ street. Apply as above. =,
feb IL u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
To Let,

- The House snd Store formerly
M3fA occupied by the subscriber, on tue
N.sH corner Of Fairfax and kns sirse 10.
A II is considered a good stana ,o a
sny kind of business, aud will be ren.eu ,
low 10 a rood ,ensnt.--For terms; spP'y
10 THOMAS L. MARIiN'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
The Steamboat

Will be in complete order ana commences
running on WEDNESDAY the 25'b instant,
=. hareiotore. between Washington, Alex
andTia. Norfolk, City Point and Rich
,nond-leaving Washington every wed
nesday, at 8 O'Clock, afternoon, and a,
.exandria at 4 o'clock for Norfolk Will
arrive there the evening OF the next DAY.
and the following morning, say Friday
morning, leave Norfolk at 8 O'Clock, tor
City Point s. Richmond arrive al 10y IVY
Point before dark, and al Richmond the
evening of the same day.. ;s
Reiurning, will leave Richmond al 8 O.
clock every Sunday mora'ng; stop at Cry
Point for passengers. and arrive at Norfolk
the evening OF the same day. Will leave
Norfolk fof Alexandra and Washington
every Monday morning at so'ciock. Fare,
including meals and table drink, bet~een
Washington and Norfolk, I dollars; Alex
andria and Norfolk, do SO; between
Nortolk and City Point. a dollars; oe-
tween Norfolk and Richpona, b dollars
feb 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
For Sale,
a Farm, IN Fairfar county.

containing 100 Acres, within two miles OF
AlexsDdria, aod lying between the lands
Of Robert Patton and Anthony G. Ca
zenove. through which the great southern
road passes. Any persons who are dispos +.
ed to purchase. can view the premises, aud
ascertain the particulars, from the agent,
Mr.. JAMES CALF lin Alexandria.
n. B. II the farm 10 not disposed of AT
private sale before the 18Th day OF APRIL
next, it will on that day be offered al auc.
ton TO the highest bidder for cash.
teb 96 tAl5
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Notice..

yUHE subscribers would again REMIND
those who have accounts with men,
that hut short time longer can possibly De
o;ven for the closing OF all the business OF
The firm OF 5. s. D. REED, aud that IN tu'
tnre no credit will be gwen al their Store
and hope none will ask IL. as they shall oe
under The necessity Of refusing 'ndlscr'ni'
nately. IS aood
S II o K S.
n, sale on reasonable terms at the old
s,.od, for CASH only. SlLAS REED,
oct Is II DAVID NcDO.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
For Boston.
For freight,

kA> TIE good schr Catharins,
49, capt, Dosne; bu',hen about 5n0
bbls. and will be ready 10 a tew days to
load to the West Indies, OF elsewhere.
Apply to- H LADD & Co.
Win have received for sale, by that yes.
sci, Muscovado and Drowned cIaved
sugsrs Molasses and coffee. feb ~.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27

WI hGSfIN III' v FFit
dec ~ KERR4s:lzHUGH.
(.At Fairtor Court.HOu~. Va.5
r OFFER al this place, on rent lor one
lor more Yeas, the brick stor. nCnsp 'o''
&c. now N The occupation OF Dir. lbomp'
SON Simpson; the store, house is in the
mos, public and best situation. and has
been occupied by Sir. Simpson tor many
years past, and has accommodated .h him.
not only for store, bu! that OF a family;
Anv person wanting such situation, vii!
irsi call and view the premises. The rent
shall be agreeable to the times. ALSO,
one or two small houses WIN enclost"
iots. suitable tor tradesmen, and pronl.
ahIe situation for saddlrr, boot and shoe
max halter, and Tailor. Also, several
half acre lois, on ground rent: the store
bo"se I'd of next month: the other proper
" d %s' 60 RICHARD RATCLIFFE'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
MORNING. MARCH e. 1894
For Madeira.

Ia, TIE brig ROBERT COCHRAN,
lES&B. w. Bradford, matter; for freight
at soc barrels, or passage, having good
accommodates, apply 10
A. c. CAZENOVE & Co.
Who have for sale, laniing from said
brig At frwin's wharf,
5000 bushels clean Cadiz salt
so Doves Of pucsa,el + bloom raisins
20 casks do
50 packages domestic goods Of every
description. march II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Jacob Hoffman
NOTIFIES the public that he is now
~ ready to receive
PORK

q, b;s SMOKE house, on Washington1c;st'
ON ,he terms heretofore published. lhe
owner is required to have it well hung
WITH strong wine, rope yarn is the safest.
At the factory, on fr'ncr.s .rees, '"'
sale be.f. fresh and salt pork, bacon.
tongues. offal. lard in stone lars rom Z
~ IS lbs; 10 bIadde:s from : 20 los; IN
kes. from 5 10 - gallons. The 'tnne
;,r, are fitted with wooden lid an t'snt'
when empty. will be received back c'ean;
., the price charged tor them; wh'cn VIII
snanle families to keep the lard fresh
being excluded from air. q.
ian 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27

i lew pieces Of very superior Londou
blue cloths, and neat selection OF fancy
articles, which with their former stock
will be put very low 20 their customers.
JAS. G.. & r. BARRY.
Cheap Cash Store. corner OF King & Fair
fsv s,reen # jan 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
I,,dian Queen Tavern,

The conveniences Of this house as "a :.
y.rn, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary; being situated on King
al, wrere all travellers most usually put up.
The house aud stables are in The best
r,rair and ready tor the reception OF a
tenant. Possession will be given on the
Ie,, hof March next, and the rent VIII be
suitable To- the state OF the times. Apply 10
ian 81 CArHASlNE McREA.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
s. F. Indigo, &c.

VIE Subscribers have JUS. received,
l. and Offer for sale
seroon S. F. indigo
) kegs best English mustard (in bottles
J barrel best Irish glue, and few
Boxes sperm candles.
march go CLAGETT d PAGE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
La,naica Rum.

"a ouuebeons 4ib proof Jauaica KUN UNI >
IL wears old, and Ct superior qu a'a y
land N ts0sa sehr. Chase, sna I0s :, Co Co
Ian WIN, FOWkE q w.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27

4UOO tN hSs'
IT, Not Il blanks to Prize =,
This popular little scheme will be posi-.
1;vely drawn in Richmond on the 10Th OF
APRIL next. J. H. kunnelis hopes he
shall have the pleasure Of distributing For
tnnes's favors, in this class, wito as mUon
i;heTality az in The First Glass, VIZ; 5,ooo
do oH with many Others, was sold, and
nail an presentation OF the tickets.
A package of 10 whole tickets 81 dolls;
doof 10 half tickets Is dols,.do OF 10
quarter tickets la dolls SO cts. Single tick
etc h doIs--balf tickets e dolls oO cts
Suarler tickets 1 dol s5 cts. Or packages
Of whole, tickets may be bad By -, SLID ,;nn:
etc IA dolls 373 cis-qusrtrr tickets ! oois
IA cts. Order. from abroad, free OF posi-.
age inclosing the cash, will receive prompt
attention.
r0fIHa II. RuNNEL1S,
Kog street. Alexandria, D. {.
march IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Was Committed

T>O the jail for the couo,y Of Alexsn.
Il dria, d. G. on the cath inst. as rua.
away negro man named GERHARD,
who says he is the property OF Thomas
Sedden, living in Fredericksburg, Va
Said negro appears to be about 30 years
old, 6 ieel HIGH, hes fresh scar on the lett
wis, near the thumb, his cloathing blue
cloth coat and blue and white kersey pan.
Ia looms, the owner is desired TO come
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise be will be disposed of
according to law.
ANDREW ROUNSAYELL, js,lor.
teb 20 u. law2m p.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
TO Rent,

A For one or more years, that we'll
Sknown WAGON STAND at the
~ north west corner Of King s. Fay
A-E.s cites reefs, at present occupied
by Elijah Waller. Possess,on to be given
apply TO. JAMES ENo ::
march 4 J!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
" hiskey, Sugar; &c,

/" hiskey, Sugar &c.
4 ON 1o' sb,. Baltimore whiskey
hhds New Orleans sugar
50 bags (ahout 5000 lbs) prime green
coffee
90 hampers Bristol porter s. wine bot
ties
90 bali boxes Waits No. chocolate
Just received and for sale By
SAM'L MESSERSMtTH.
For Baltimore, 2,
Ia, The cool sloop ANNA, John D.
'8& Turner, master; will sail in a few
days. and take what freight may offer, at
. reasonable rate Apply as above.
feb 26
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27

Seed Potatoes, Plaster, &c.
0OO( BUSHELS potatoes IN prime ore
"SooS der. goo tons plaster, $50 tbia.
No. and z behring's
40 bbis. nett sbad, tor sale by
JOHN II. LADD & Go.
Who.are regularly supplied with
floods Improved Freeborn Pfoaghs,
ct every description, with extra shaits'
mould boards. &c march Z
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Best Chewing Tobacco.

cOS's. los, is's, and pound twists, bar
claws brand, warranted superior to any u
,he District. Just received by the schr.
.iobn, capt. Burke. from R,chmond; TOT
sale by JOHN D. BROWN, Agent.
aug 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-27
Who hare in Store

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Old and common rye whisEey
Cognac brandy. Of Seigne't's brand
A large stock of Madeira wines, from
the house of Murdoch & Co.
Scott & Co. Of London, Particular and
Market. Malaga, Sherry in Or. casks, and
Indian barrels Currnnt & red wines: with
a great variety of groceries. domestic and
imported goods. All for sale on the best
terms. as above. Jan loft