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"A HAPPY hit.

When once celeb sted actress made her
enree as Lady Townly, some years sinee in
Dublin, three high bred women OF fashion, 10
the stage box, grossly annoyed her by talking
loud, coughing, &c The actress greatly
distressed. Stopped, burst into tears, and re.
,i'ed. The ladies unabashed, for moment
enjoyed their triumph, when a gres, uprosr
ensued, snd go on, go on, was head from ell
paris Of the house. AT length young collie
gian jumped on one of the benches 10 the
middle of The pr, and exclaimed to the audi
enee, Ny friends who sit about me are de.
tetmined Iha, the play shall not go on, t'lI
those three drunken gentIemen III 7vomeas
clothes leave the stage box" This add'sss
was universally applauded, and the smszoni'
an. retired m The utmost confusion, amidst
the shouls and Kisses of the spectators.
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pfessbed sermon On The Subject Of s,sfni
punishment. On the nsxi day, il was agreed
among some ,houghtle, young men, that one
oi them should go TO him, and endesvor 10
draw him into dispute, with design Of max
ing jen Of him and his doctrine. The wsg
accordingly went, was int oduced to The min.
is,er's study, end commenced the converse.
tion by saying, II believe the'e is small
dispute be,weenyou and ms,sir and thought
would cell this morning and try to settle it"
'Ah,' said the clergyman, what is il 2" Why
'eplisd the vsg, you say that the wicked
will 60 into everlasting punishment, aud do
no, think they will" 'Oh, if iha, 10 slI,' sn.
swered tho minister, there 10 no dispute be.
tween you and me. you turn to Matthew
XIV 80 you will find that the dispute is be-
tween y u snS the Lord Jesus Christ, and
sdvise you to 60 Immediately and settle Il,
with him.
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OT The abope .heclciHs IS for sale by
SAMUEL ". VlNSON.
DRUGGIST AND HECARY.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

XNEBsrER's, Aiden's, and Cumafng's spelling
w books, English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murray's Grammar. Walkers Dictionary, Cummings
aud Morse's Geography and Atlas Daboiis Arith-
metic, Testaments, and every other kind OF school
books usually wanted by the dozen or single, at very
low prices ALSO, bask account and record books;
Bovditchs Navigator, and Blunts Coast Pilot
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn books Church prayer books Bridgewa,er
Collection, iS,h edition.
.sL~iI9N.fC
Bicksrstafrs Rhode. Island, Farmers and Chris.
tian Aimanacs, for 1924 by the groce dozen or sin
gle.
p.9PER K7NCINGS
One thousand rolls Paper Hangings, for roorss and
window curtains, with borders. Two hundred rolls
low priced papers, at about IS cts per roll.
Elegant and fashionable New.York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof, and
not to fade in wearing Aise, mems aud youths wa.
ter proof cotton. and felt hats, received and for
sale at the Book and Hat s,ore (and at the lowest
possible prises)by
GEORGE WANTON,
.hgeni 10 Ezra Hdfhaway.
0T Second hand books bought aud sold as above.
Nov ~
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@isceitancous ArttrIes

The Con OF NATURE Lii, your view
TO that immense arch oil heaven which cn
compssses you above. Behold the sun in oil
his spcndor rolling over your head by day |;
and tho NOON, by night, in mild aDd serene
majesty, surrounded with sbst host Of stars
which present to your imag gina:icn On inou'
Yuersble multitude Of wo,ds. Listen TO the
awful voice Of fthupdct--Listen 70 the roar Of
the tempest and tho ocean. Survey the won.
dcts ,ha, fiji tho earth Nhich you iohabit
Contemplate steady and powerful Hand,
hingiDs round spring and summct, suumn
md win,er, in rcgu'ar cou'se (; decorating
this earth with innumcrable besu,ics, diversi-
flying il with immune sbls iubsb,tanl., pouring
70 III comforts on sl! the, live and, ct the
same time, overuwing the nciions with the vi
olence Of the elements, when II plesses the
e ea,or to let them forth. Af,cr you have
viewed yourselves as surrounded wih such .
scene OF wonder--sf,ei you have beheld on
ev.,y hand, such an as,onishing display OF
NAL s,y united with wisdom and goodness
ate You not seized with solemn and serious
awe IL there no, sone,hing which whispers
you withio, thet to this great C,es,or revet'
euce and homage arc due by all the rational
beings whom be has made Admitted TO be
spectators oi his wo ks, placed IN tho mids, OF
so many g'ea, and iutere sting objects, con YOU
believe tina, You were brought hl,hsr ior no
purpose, but TO immerse yourselves in gross
and brutal, OF, at bost, in uiHing pleasures !;
lost to oil sense Of tho wonders you behold /;
lost 10 oil teve ence Of ,hs, God who gave you
beng, and who has erected this amazing fab
re of nature, on which you look only with
stupid and uumesniog eyes mo lie, the
scenes which you behold prompt cottespoD.
den, feelings Let them awaken you from
tho deg aiding iotoxicstion OF icentiousnen,
into nobIer emotions. Every object which
you view in nature, whethe< gree, or small,
SC YES 10 instruct YOU. The star and the IN.
sect, the fiery meteor and the flowet Of spring,
tho ve,dsn, field and tho lofty mountain, all
exhibit Supreme Power, before which YOU
ough, TO uemble end adore ell preach the
doctrine, all Inspire the spirit, OF devotion end
reverence. Regarding, then, the tvork J!he
Lord, let rising emotions Of awe and g'ati
iude call forth from your souls such sentiments
as these -" Lord, wherever I Ap, and what.
evss l-enjoy, msy never forge, thee, as the
Author Of nsture May never forget that l
en- thy creature sad thy .ubjec, In this
magnificent temple Of the universe, where
thou has, placed me, may ever be Thy fai,h
fol vorshipper, and may tho reverence and
the feat Of God DO the fret sentiments OF my
hesr, !"-BLair.
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TIE H1U.vTED HOUSE.

In the neighborbood wnere i formerly re-
sided, said my friend, stood lonely house,
little retired from the public road, on the bor-
defs OF a wood. Is last occupants were peo.
pie of suspicious characters, who had sudden
Iy abandoned il, and removed 70 the land of
promise beyond the mounIalns Fo' Two
years 1t had stood desolate--ils door unbinEed
and windows battered 10. AT length srepou
arose that The house was haunted. Strange
noises were heard by the nightly traveller,
and unearlbIy fo'ms veto seen in the dusk Of
the evening. F'om The number Of Witnesses
who testified TO the IscIs, the report gained
General bsIief, and whoever was unlucky ..
nough to be obliged 20 pass the place OF ter
tr In the evening would inyolunla'iy quick
en- his pace and invoke the protection hl s3ntc
qua dian sagei. The supposl,Ion was Ina
he person Who last occupied the house, he'd
been guilty Of robbns add mur deripg some
uoknown traveller, whose bones wsrc con
cealsd in the celia end whose spi'iI was cal
ing for revenge. Bu, no one had the ,emerN
iy to invps,igste. had always treated these
,aes of terror with contempt, end in the
pebrude Of my courage declared that
would embrace the frat convenient opporu
p,ty 20 explore this isocied haunt of troubled
spiriIs. !, was not long before my boasted
courage was put 10 tho test. l bad occasi"n
10 pass iha,-wsy in tho evening alone. On
coming opposite the 'hsup,ed house l made
halt, and was que'ying with myself whe,he
| should SO Tar countenancc the folly OF the
cu'teDi reports, as TO spend time 10 visiting
the pl,ce.-whep my utter sstoDishmrp'
my ears were sIu,ed by q most ogon'aing
gtoan l hesilaied hot to dismouot aod
drew near the house. As l approached, The
stoans were repeated with inc easing vehe
mence snd ! could perceive that they we've
uttered by moro than one. All was dark and
dosolate. Fiom ono corner OF the foom
came forth OF proceeded sounds, the most sg-
onlzing and tlo'eful They seemed the last
groans and suited sobs OF men under the op.
GRAFTON OF s,tspgiing. My heart sunk within
me--and was on the point OF te,resung in
terror, from The guilty place bot pride re
strained me. j have promised, thought l,
to p eve the iaIlacy OF these horiid tales, and
come what may, ! will mako the attempt !
summoned all my resolution, and eDte,ed ,he
door. The gtosns Of distress were rsdoub-
led, and my feet were rive,ed TO the G ,ound.
Scarce Knowing whs, I did, l raised my arms
ln,the mu,ky ait, and exclaimed cloud" In
fhe name cj hoty trinity adjure yca 10 sfesk."
--oesrce had pronounced these words when
'he mcs, terrific din as,ailed my eats-,he
bouse ttembIed--snd va. pros,ra,ed at the
door by moro than mortal forceI u was
some mipptes before recovered the use Of
my reason or the power OF moving, bu, as
soon 40 my limbs would perform ,heir vfhcs,
I oso and precipis'ed myself tom 'he door,
when 10 |! met in ny ssy 'h'ee Hogs! yok
ed ard hinged as the Jaw directs, gtunting
their dispieasure at the disurber Of their qul.
ct repose.
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There was new made grave, on which the sun
Ills western beam. we're fllnging, nc in scorn
OF those in sable sarb. that, sorrow worn,
approached with him whose earthly course was run
I'remember'd il was dug for one
Who should have welded on the very morn
of this sad eve. on which saw him borne
To the abode of those whose days are done
And she in WIDOWS weeds, who thought to wear
The brides gay trappings, stood all pale and
cold,
Graspng the pail. with The unconscious held
OF one too frozen in her own despair
To feel it's depth, or have tear to shed
Der the loved relics Of tho happier dead
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Archibald Munro,

mas GUST REetIvkD AND FoR SAFE,
10 hhds ST. Croix Rum. 8 pipes Cog
nae Brandy, . do Holland Gin, so bbls Country do.
so hhds Tobsgo Molssses
10 do Matanzas do.
10 rierces New Rice
so ehests and boxes Young Hysou, and Hyson.skiu
Teas
20 do souchong and Bohea Teas.
90 Kegs Malaga Rsisius.
20 Boxes Muscatei do.
90 Drums Figs-do, sultana Raisns-Bsgs, Al.
monds, &c june 3
THE cheapest Case Of WHITE LEGHORNs, ar
ust opened at
var y.i.NES TTBLEY'S
store. that was ever Offered for sSlcm this town.
On hand fe. Black leghorus.
Angus, -
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Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
NJ public, that his house, heretofore kno~ as
the Globe Tavern, has been much improved aud en-.
larsed since the last season. and thast Is now in
situation render every comfort and convenience to
the trsseller.
rroyissTt' AptIr u
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PD RTR ".
From The Bdit,more Patriot


BE mine The poor mans lot the lowly vale
Ny sphere OF life Of me this simple tale
Let the HISTORIAN tell Cts tn best he CAM
When go hence; He an honest man,
Be mine abe poor mans lot his daily breed
Though coarse and brown is sweet; his nightly bed
ls soft as down and free from wakeiui care
His mind by day, and nightly siumbers are.
The towering oak with all its branches SPREAD
Looks DER the forest with lofty head
And yet is riven by Jove's bolts in twain,
While the low plants sunhsrmed-untouchcd remain
The proud Magnolia, not the violet, dies,
When furious whirlwinds sweep the earth and skies
The mighty ocean, not the streamlet, raves,
When Boress plays the Newton with its waves.
Mount Eins's bowels yesrn with anguish dire,
Not the low Hillocks from internal IRE,
The poor mans lot his peace OF life secures,
And all of value in this life ensures.
The lowly vae's the sphere OF life for me
From this worlds din and all its troubles free.
What boots it me to make splendid show,
While doomed to labor with internal woP
What boots it that ship be tsunt and tall
fraught with the honors Of an Admiral:
Her stresmers wave high up in ether blue,
III pirate mutiny pervades the crew
When are gone--and all are doomed TO die,
The gloomy mysteries Of the grave to try;
Whether to sleep profound, TO dream, or rise,
To scenes of bIss eternal in the skies,
What e'er il be, we all are hast'ning there,
And soon its sorrows or its joys must share
Twill matter little what the world may say,
OF our freed souls, or our decaying clay
we then shall hear not the loud trump OF fame
FROM pole to pole our glorious deeds proclaim.
WhMe'er The tale the scuiptured stone may tell,
In measured prose or verse poetical
However good, or glorious. twill be.
Alike to us, who'll neither hear, nor sec.
BE mine the lowSy vale the humble cot.
And Emma's smile to cheer the poor mana lot.
PYTHIAs.
'Aludng 10 Newton's making soap bubbles in
his philosophical experiments
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New York and Rhode. Island
STEAM BoATs.
NN the third of July, the following arrangement
" will be adopted and continued for the season /:
The Connecticut. Captain bunker. will leave Prov.
idence. every Saturday at o'clock, r. NJ and the
Fulton, Captain Comstock, every Wednesday, at
f VI
From New.York, the Connecticut will depart eve.
ry Wednesday, at O'Clock, 2. NJ. and the FELTON,.
every Saturday, at the same hour.
July
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for
COUGHS, CO.NSU.MPTIONS and ASTHMA.
J'HiS new and healing baisam bids fair to ,vai ev
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints of the lungs leading TO consumption,
and ever III seated consumptions it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. II
certificates from peraons of me highest respectable
iy the great and increasing demand for them may
b. called proof of its gooi effects it is proved -
Scarcely of colds. coughs, pain in the side,
difficulty OF breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
5ity or even consumptions, but may be Feiieved by
the timely use otthis medicine Every genuine bot
lie has .4rderSon's Cough Drops st9mped IT, and
the directions are all signed by Jar7cs .Neien
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty of breathing, Wheeling,
tightness of the chest consumpiions, and pain in the
side The aged will experience reiefeGually agree
able and instantaneous even when the lungs ale at
tectcsl
- .4nderSons Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each ot the directions signed in writing by James
lNeiieH--no others are genuine
Price dollar for large, and Efty cents for small
bottles.
OT The a5Ope .Ifed'cne IS for sale by
SAMUEL ~. VlNSON.
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.
NJ. ilo, THAMES STREET,
who has also tor sale constant supply of the
bes; kinds of
Medicines, Drugs. Sc.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George n. Til
inghast John ~ Mason, Providence DR.. Tibbitts,
Warwick Benz amin Batemsn, East.Creenwich /,
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge David rarnum, smith
field DR. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas S Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly DR. Tillinghast,
WEXFORD Jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
brewer. Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master at
.],t5 rsvi,ic. May 81, 1928
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THE subscriber in.crp e.
Il tablishment is how uadc. ane
has undergone n thornugh repai. peneb
for the reception of travellers L.-i er. sen;le-
men be furnished with good "a, = ava ,vtis
possible attention will be PAID % the ou and
convenience OF those who nsy psirOrize 81
THOMAS TON SsEt ID, Jua.
anriI 90. 1924
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4 vmaa Uistakf.--A venerable minister
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TIE WEW li.ipE CRAZE.

From he New .fouthy Jfagazise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
Education.

TINE subscriber, wishful 10 meet the ex.
i igencies Of the times, respectfully in.
forms bis beneiactors aud the public, thu
he has reduced bis terms oflul,ion, bo:h in
English and Mathematics.
Terms, per Quarter,
For reading, writing, arithmetic, Eng.
lish grammar, history, lectures OIL book.
keeping; geography, with its application
TO The use OF The globes, and maps. shew-
ing the pupil how TO construct maps from
various projections, which is certainly The
best method OF instruction, 8 dis. Pens, ink
E pencils furnished without any addi'iQnal
charge. A regular course OF mathematics,
D7 50, per quarter.
A few more pupils can be admitted, both
into the male and female apartments. La
dies or gentlemen DESTROYS OF taking lee
lures on any OF the above branches, will
be attended to between The hours OF la and
2 P. NJ.
N. B. His schools are furnished With an
excellent pair OF globes, and other mathe-
NAUTICAL apparatus, for the use oil bis pupils;
and open at 8 o'clock in the morning
ian 20 St JAMES CADEN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
IA MARINE LIST, III
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRivED, JAN. 26.
Schr Chase, Cannon. New York; freight
Tor merchants oil the District.
Sloop Rising Sun, Smith, Salem, via
Norfolk,
Schr Only Daughter. Jackson, Norfolk.
JAEUARY 20.
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, from Nor.
folk, with passengers,
BELOW.
Brig Frederick, Barrett, SO DAYS from
Bahia; hides and sugar to J. & J. Harper,
J c. Vowel. and Wm. Fowle l. CO.
Sai'ed in company with brig Texel, Hill,
tor Gibraltar. Left at Bahia brig Angus.
IA, Page, of Salem, dscnarging. Ship
Pennsylvania, Yarnell, OF Philadelphia.
sailed 9Sth Nov. tor Rio brig RoIla,
Hooper, Of Marblehead, I4th Nov. for do;
brig Minerva, Clifford, Of N. Bedford, 18th
Nov. for do; brig Centurion, Storer, Of
Salem, lltb Dec. for do; Argus, Gilpa.
trick, Of Duxbury, 3oth Nov. for do, brig
Serrel, Knowles, OF Boston, llth Dec. tor
do; brig Horalio, Hitch, OF N. Bedford.
lith Dec. for do; aud brig Resolution ,
Luckett, OF alexandria, lib Dec. Tor A.
lexandria. Ship Bristol Trader, Viii.
liams, of Marblehead, condemned, Jan'y
18th, in lat. 80, N. long. 7a 10. w. spoke
brig Jane, Patterson, 81 days from St.
Ubes, for Boston.
Bahia was 10 an unsettled state, 10 cor.
sequence ot the late proceedings OF the
prince. Great luminosity exists between
the Brazilians and European Portuguese.
Flour had fallen at Bahia to 9 millreas
a tretail.
From our Correspondents, the Editors Of
the Norfolk Beacon. Jan. 96.
The sloop f~heodoric, Armstesd, which
put back, bad her maiasaiI and jib split
in the blow-had proceeded as far as the
3appahanock-saw a ship coming out OF
Severn river this morning. Schr. Alto,
from Baltimore, bound 10 The West Indies,
went to sea to-day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
Toilet

Anu.4 A convenient two story brick
6Edwelling house on Duke-st, one
6snsi door westo Patrick.Nreet Also,
49, comfortable frame tenement on
P~alrIck-street, near the corner OF Duke -
Also, about IL acres of land, now inclosed,
with a small frame building thereon, band.
somely situated on the Leesburg road, a.
bout ID miles from. Alexandria. The rents
OF the above property will be made low to
good tenants. For terms apply to
jan 10 If w. D. MUTT & Co.
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In Council,

January Is. i,
A communication from the Board Of
Health was received and read.
ordered, That the Superintendent Of
Police DO fiji up and repair so much OF
Union street, he;ween Queen and Princess
streets, as is in great danger Of washing
into the Potomac, provided the xpens
does not exceed twenty dollars.
Ordered, That the President Of Coun-
Gil be authorised to rent to E. |. Lee the
Office adjoining the Clerks Office. now
occupied by bin, al the rate OF fifty dol
lars per annun, Commencing from the
time the previous contract ceased, and that
return be. made to the Clerk Of Council OF
the terms concluded.
ianY9
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
Marshal's Sale.

VIRGINIA:
At a Superior Court of Chaneery held
in the town of Fredericksburg, on The
9Th. day Of October, 1873
Joseph Shumate. 10 bis own right, and az
administrator OF Richard Shute, deeess-
ed, FiG,nlW
Augustus B. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
THE decree aisi entered in this cause
l. al rules on The ED day Of May, 1928,
being returned executed on The defendant
Augustus B. Carver; and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who 10 oul of ibis Com
mOnwealtb, and against whom the plain.
thd appears to have proceeded in The mode
prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants; and they still failing 10 appear aud
answer, the bill Of the plaintiff is taken for
confessed; and on motion oil the plaintiff.
by counsel, the Court, on consideration Of
the bill and exhibits, doth adjudge, order,
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one OF them, do, within six weeks from The
date hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sum of
six hundred dollars, with interest at the
rate Of five per centum per annum from the
hrst day Of January. 1899, until paid, and
the costs BY him expended 10 the prosecu.
ton Of this suit, the said defendants, and
their heirs, and all persons claiming under
them, be thenceforlb barred and lorecios.
ed, OF all equity and right to redeem The
bouses and lots described in the indenture
Of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made on he
Esd day Of September. 1916, betweea
Augustus b. Carver, OF the one part, and
Richard Shute, Of the other part;. and that
the Marshal Of this Court do, after adver.
Using the time and place thereof for three
months successfully, 10 some newspaper
printed in the town OF Alexandria, expose
10 sale, BY public auction. for ready mo.
Dey, the bouses and lois in The said linden.
ture meptiehed, and out of The money sris-
Ing from The SAID sale, after detraying The
expenses. attending the same, pay 10 ,be
plaintiff The said principal money, interest
and costs; and the surplus OF ibe proceeds
OF sale, if any, retain in bis hands. subject
to the future order Of The Court; and REPORT
his proceedings herein to the court, il or.
der to a final decree.
Costs 33 dolls. 45 cts. Copy.
Tests, J.. T. FORD, c. c.
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.UPursuaht 10 the foregoing decree, l
shall, on he 22d day Of February, 1924,
before the front door Of the tavern. now
kept by Captain George Williams in the
Town OF Dumfries, expose 10 sale by public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, tor ready
money, TWO LOTS, known 10 The plan
Of the said town Of Dunfries, by The nun.
bers Twenty six and Tbitty- four.
WIN: NJ. CRAIG. Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, N. F. C. b.
nov IS tu3m
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THE SERMON

Intended to have been delivered on Sun.
day evening last, by the Rev. ELrAs HAR.
R,sns. vas postponed, in consequence OF
che inciemency Of the weather; but may
be expected on Sunday evening neat. the
LIST OF f. bruary, at early candle light. in
the First Presbyterian Church, when a
collection viii be made to augment the
exhausted funds of the .Onesimus Society.
By order OF the Society.
ELIZABETH HARRISON.
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Whites Gin.

Whites Gin.
on BBLS. OF Whites Baltimore gin, Of
~ very superior quality, Landing from
the sloop Fanny and for sale by
A. G. CAZENOVE & Co.
Who haze in Store
Old and common rye wbiskey
Cognac brandy, Of Seignett'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, is above. jan lott
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
Indian Queen Tavern.

The eonveniences Of this house as ! Ia.
vern, are such, as to render any detail of
them unnecessary; being situated on King
st. where all travellers NEST usually put up.
The house and stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception of a
tenant. Possession will be given on The
ist bof March next, and the rent will be
suitable to the state OF the times. Apply 10
Jan 81 CATHARlNE McREA.