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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-11

Withers & Washington
TTAVE received by the late arrivals
l. 4 from New York, large and general
assortment OF srasonable
DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Super6ne London blue & black cloths
Low priced blue, black T. fancy col'd do.
Blue, black q assorted 'col d kerseymeres
Swansdown & tolinet vestings
Tartan and Circassian plaids
Blue camblet for geutlemen's cloaks
Plain and 6g'd bombazetts
loo pieces blue g. mixed plain anG strip'd
cassinetts
Rose. point and dufle blankets
White, green, red and yellow hannels
Super SWanskin 90
Blue plains and negro cloths
I5o cloth shawls with chintZ borders
5 cases "A g. 7-8 Irish linens, some very
fine
sd and To- 4 Irish and imitation sheetings
Ga, 3,4S lo.4 linen diaper
Brdseye and Russia do
Merino shawls and scarfs, some splendid
Figured silk and gauze hbdkis
Brown figured gros de etc and ombre,
new article for pelises
Black brown and MAJ. blue figured silk
Black, white {. blue Italian grapes
Sarsnets, sensbaws 4. Leyantines
Black Italian lutsring
Plain and striped BON bazeens
loo pieces flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Genflemen's black hg'd silk cravats
Women's black and slate worsed hose
Lambs wool halt hose
Plain and ribbed black and white silk do
Cotton cambrics, meI muslins
Plain and figured book do
Floss and sewing cotton in balls & spools,
warranted good
GentIemens' Norway and beaver gloves
Ladies beaver, kid and horse skin do
100 dozen imitation she'll COMBS
American paids, checks and STRIPES
Linen and cotton tickings
Oznaburgs, hessians and rolls
10 bales burlaps from No. | to4
50 American brown & bIeached shit.
ings and sheeti0gs
With variety of other articles IN tneir
line, which they will sell low tor cash, or
to their customers as usual. nov ~
Just received, and for sale by
A. G.. Cazenore e Co.
IS hhds. and bbls. muscovado sugar
b9 or casks Colmenar wine
$50 half boxes window glass, all sizes
SO boxes do LIST & Cd quality
40 bbls. No. and 2 loaf sugar :,
So kegs Richmond tobacco, warranted
10 be of the very first quality
80 boxes chocolate
SO bbls. gin, pipes Holland do
S pipes Cognac brandy, 4th proof
8 bales burlaps. No. and 4
Ceases elegant ribbons
case merino .hawls
| do hooks q eyes, plated u black
9 do sattinetts, (blue mixtures3
In store, very large stock OF groceries.
domestic and others goods, and as usual
great variety OF fine wines from the houses
of Murdoch & Go. Scott q Go. Vascon-
cellos. nov lS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-11
CoLxEcT0R,s SAFE.

to bidder WEDNESDAYhe
w DECEMBER the Clerk the Corporations
vii satisfy the Corporation George
cl ~, s LCan
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-11
Oak and Pine Wood,
Southern Bank Notes Wanted

OOuther1l Bans JNOt6S WdnteG.
North Carolina, !
ss S:::s s; q Bank Notes
New-Orleans,
Which will be taken at fair rates by
S. & M. ALLEN y co.
Lottery ( Exchange Brokers,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington City.
Where may be had, at sight, or short
dates, drafts on
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
New YORK. & BosToN.
sept 90 IF
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25

the homage of one is good that of another? 1t
is the same darts the same flames the same beauxs,
the same coxcombs. The man of sense, when he
attempts to compliment, recommends the art of the
beau, since he condescends to do with awkward
ness what monkey do with grace. With all,
she is goddess, and all men equally NOR
tails How she prefer, when there is no SUI
periorty: or be constant when there is no merit p
Is she capricous Can she be otherwise, when
she hears that the universe must be proud to wait
her COMMUNICATIVE the utmost of lovers hopes,
is to be the humblest of her slavestha to fulfil the
least of her commands, is the highest ambition Of
her adorers
And are unjus as to censure the idols
made by their own hands Let us be Just let us
begin the work of reformation. When men cease
30 fatter, women will cease to deceive when men
wise, women wise to please. The ladies
do not force the taste of the men they only adapt
themselves to it. They may corrupt and be cor
upted;-they may improve and be improved.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25

that he forgot what he was about--he
turned his eyes up to heaven, took the
pipe out Of his mouth, with his left hand,
and being lost in his study, without de-
sign took the lady's hand, which he held
in his own, and with one of her fingers
crowded the tobacco in the bowl Of his
pipe; held it there so long that her heart
as we'll as her finger took fire, and she in
a huff sprung up and went off, leaving the
philosopher to finish his study alone.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
FOR THE GARLAND.
TO MISS S.

IT'S not thy flowing hair of orient gold,
Nor those bright eyes, like sapphire gems that glow,
Nor cheek of blushing rose, nor breast of snow,
The varying passions of the heart could hold.
Those locks too soon shall own silv'ry ray
Those radiant orDs their magic fires forego:
Insatiate Time shall steal those tints away,
Warp thy fair form, and bend thy beauties low.
But the rare wonders of thy poish'd mind
Shall mock the empty menace of decay;
The gem that in thy spotless breast enshrin'd,
CLOVIS with the light of intellectual ray,
Shall, like the brilliant, each borrowed aid,
And, deck'd with native lustre, never fade.
HARPERs-FERRY, Dec Is. ROSIA.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
panied at the spectacle, though she entertained

panied at the spectacle, though she entertained
not an idea that it was her lover.
The Austrian foragers had appeared before the
city, and the young Count had gone out to repulse
them. Burning to distinguish himself, he advanced
with ardor before his troop and fell victim to his
unhappy impetuosty. TO paint the situation OF this
unfortunate lady, at that tme would be to insult the
heart and imagination of every feeling reader. Her
lover is placed upon bed-his mother at his feet,
and his mistress pressing his hand. After some
time, opening his eyes, he cried, go, my Char
lotte '' He would speak, but his voice faltered,
and he was buried in tears. His accent pierced the
soul of his mstress-her reason left her-"No," she
cried, "no-I will not survive thee" and seized his
sword: she was disarmed, the instant that she
would have plunged it into her bosom he beckon-
ed that she should approach him, and when she
came to him, he locked his around her, and sf-
ter painful efforts to speak, he said with assign,
" live my Charlotte, to console my mother" and ex
pred IT'S impossible to paint the scene, Or de-
scribe the grief, which every one felt who knew him.
There were but two men wounded in the expedi-
ton, and the Compte was the only one killed
When passed through Berlin, in July, 1779,
this lady had not recovered her reason.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
PHILOSOPHIC COURTSHIP.

Sir Isaac Newton was persuaded by
one Of his friends to marry; he excused
himself in saying he bad no time to court
a wife; his friends said they would assist
by sending to his apartment woman of
worth.-He thanked them for their offer,
and promised to receive visit fromher;
his friends applied TO the women, and re-
quested her to dispense with the usual
ceremonies of courtship, and wait on the
philosopher, which she consented to do
When she came to his apartment and
produced her letter of recommendation
he received her politely; filled and fired
his pipe; sat down by her side; took
hold Of her hand, and conversed on the
subj ect.-Before they had brought the
points to close, some questions about
the magnitude and motion Of the heaven
ly bodies struck his mind with such force,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25

IN affecting history Of tzOo young Lovers.

BY NJ SHERLOCK.
The Count of PeH-er, officer in the Prussian SER
vice, was only to widow of sixty; he was
well made, brave to excess, and violently in love
with lady Reuskou. She was in her 9Th year,
delicate, beautiful, and person of extreme SEN
sibility. Her lover had just turned the age of Oh
had the happiness to receive from her an equal at
tachment, and the day appointed to render them
happy was the 10th of June, 177O.
The Prussian troops always in readiness to
take the field upon any sudden emergency, and the
18th of June, at 10 o'clock in the evening, the re-
giment of the Compile, received orders to march
with the greatest expedition for Silesla. He was
then at Berlin and his mistress at her mansion
house, about twelve miles from the city
He obliged to set out upon his expedition,
without seeing her, but he wrote to her (from the
first place where they hated) that it absolute
ly impossible for him to exist without her, and at
the same time, prayed her to follow him immediate
~ that their marriage nigh be celebrated in Sile-
sia He requested her brother also, who was his
intimate friend, to expostuate, and plead his cause
with her parents. She soon after undertook the
Journey, accompanied by her brother, and the mo-
ther of her lover: Never were the Prussian sands
so heavy to any one, to this beautiful lady but
at length the journey was completed, and in the
morning they arrived in the city Of Haerstadt. The
exercise of the journey had added to her beauty,
and her eyes painted the tenderness and emotions
of her soul but, alas how Elusive most
fattering prospects of happiness! and how often
does the moment Of felicity, touch the moment of
misfortune Her carriage is stopped in the street,
to give place to file of soldiers, who advanced with
steady steps, bearing in their arms wounded off
Ger. The tender sympathizing heart of the fair one
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
KINDAR BURIAL SERVICE.

During the funeral ceremony, which is
solemn and affecting, the Brahmins adj
dress the respective elements in words to
the following purpose:
O Earth TO thee we commend our
brother: Of thee he was formed, by thee
he was sustained, and unto thee he now
returns.
O Fire thou hast claimed our bro
Their: during life he subsisted by thy in
huence in nature; to thee we commit his
body, thou emblem of purity. May his
spirit be purified on entering a new state
of existence.
Q Air! while the breath Of life CONT
nued, our brother respired by thee; his
last breath is now departed; to thee we
yield him.
O Water thou didst contribute to the
life of our brother: thou vast one of his
sustaining elements. His remains are
now dispersed: receive thy share Of him,
who has now taken an everlasting flight !.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
POETE Y.
FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
THE WEDDING.

FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
THE WEDDING.
Two bright beings saw in unsorrowing youth,
Pledge their hottest VOWS in the language of truth,
And declare that while lifes bounding pulses should
roll
Thus lastingly-soul should be blended with soul.
He stood in the pride of his youth-a fair form,
His spirit yet nobe-hs feelings yet
An Eagle-to shelter the Dove with his wing
An Elm-where the light twning tendrs might
cling.
Some dark curling tresses-a beautiful braid,
Interyoven with flowers on her forehead was laid
pure golden chain DER her white neck
thrown,
And a pale azure girdle encircled her zone.
Her robe white as the ocean-wave's foam,
Or as snow when it rests in its far-aWay home,
Ere it leaves the high heavenly place of its birth
To melt and be lost on desolate earth.
That their bosoms brightend with loves peer
less gem,
And that Hope had thrown over fe's thorn-planted
way,
Her loveliest bloom and her sunniest ray
That laughing eyed Joy had just routed old Care,
And, crown'd with new roses revellng there;
He sml'd and declard that his day should not end,
While Music would soothe him or Beauty would
tend.
| sigh'd too, to think, and trembled to fear,
That Love might be jogging in one little year
That Hopes mountainous might soon wlther and
fade
And Joy in the cold grave of Sorrow be laid.
But pray'd and hop'd that it might not be SO,
That still they should love both in veal and in wo,
And the chain they have link'd in lfes sorrowless
prime,
Might not be corroded nor Weekend by time.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY
Houses and Lots on Rent,
az Eairfax Court House, Ha.3

T OFFER al this place, on rent tor one
lor more years, the brick store house, lot,
&c. now 10 The occupation Of Mr.. Thomp.
SON Simpson; toe store-bouse 10 in the
most public and best situation, and has
been occupied by Mr.. Simpson ior many
years past. and has accommodated hip'
not only for a store, but that OF family:
Any person wanting such situation, will
FIRST call and view the premises. The rent
shall be agreeable TO the times. ALSO,
one or two small houses with enclosed
lots, suitable for tradesmen, and proiiit'
able situation Tor saddler, boot and shoe
maker, batter, and Tailor. Also, several
half acre lois, on ground tent; tbs store:
house ed OF mex, months: the other ProRet.
~ may be bad,immediately. Apply e
dec 70 RICHARD RADCLIFFE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Jacob Hoffman
NOTIFIES the public that be 10 now
In ready to receive

al his smoke house, on Washington. st.
on the terms heretofore published. The
owner is required TO have it we'll hung
with strong twine, rope yarn is the safest.
At the factory, Sn Prince. street, fpr
sale bee!, fresh and salt pork, bacon,
tongues, offal, lard in stone jars from 2
to Is lbs; in BladdeIs from to lbs; 10
kegs from 5 10 is gallons. The stone
jars are Fitted with wooden lid and tight;
when empty, will be received back clean,
al the price charged Tor them; which will
enable families 10 keep the lard fresh,
being excluded from air.
ian 81 tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Charles County Court.
dMeust Itrn. 1928.

I'm application to Charles county court,
" by petition 10 writing Of Samuel c.
Robinson, of Charles county, for. the be.
nefi of The Act Of assembly for the relief
of insoIvent debtors, passed 1t Nev'r ses-
sion, 1905. and The several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, a
schedule Of his property, and q list OF bis
creditors, on oath, so far as he can asCer.
tain them, being annexed to bis petition;
and the Court being satisfied by compe.
tent testimony that the said Samuel c. 10.
bnson has resided two years Immediately
preceding the time Of bis application In
!be state Of Maryland; and being also Ga.
ti.fed that the said Samuel C.: Robinson is
10 actual confinement Tor debi, and tor no
other cause; ard the said Samuel c. No.
binson having entered into bond, with sui.
6cienl security, for his personal appear
ap6e ia Charles county court, 10 answer
such allegations as bis credlors may make
against hint is, therefore, ordered and
adjudged, that the said Samuel e. hobin..
son be discharged from imprisonment; and
that by causing a copy OF this order to be
inserted in some one OIL the newspapers
edited in The District Of Columbia once
week for two months successfully. before
the third Monday in March next, he give
notice TO bis eteditols 10 appear before The
Judges Of The next county court TO be held
At Port Tobacco, 10 and ior. the ssid eoun.
II, on the said third Monday in March
next. for the purpose OF recommending Q
trustee fof their benefit, and 10 show cause,
If any they have, why The said Samuel Z:
Robinson should mol have the benefit 81
the several insolvent laws Of this state, d
prayed. ..,
Test, JOHN BARNES,
Clerk Charles County Court.
jams I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Virginia:

VH6ilAAd.
At Superior Court 81 Chsncte,,y, hsld,ia
the town Of fredericksburg on The 7lh
day Of October, 1867
Sapue! Mark. and Ann, bis. wife; and tho
Presidsn!. Director, aad Company oftbe
Bank Of Potomac, PloiaG6s,
!, Against X"
Benjamin @. Thornton, and Mary. his
wife; Chsrlxss Gibbs. .ad Lydis, his
vile; William D. North, and .rhomasU.,
Arelia w., Emily Eliza, Nathaniel G.,
and George G.. North, infants uader The
age OF twenty.on vesrs.--by Charles
Gibbs. assigned their guardian; Samuel
=. Harper, and Sarah, bis " lie; Charles
Page. John Mckinney, and Nathaniel
;. Wise. DsffnHanls.
THE court dslh sdjudge and order ana de.
cree, that unless the defendants Renjamin
g. Thornton, and Mary, bis wife; Cbsriea
Gibbs, and Lydia, bis vile; Willian D.
North, Thomas ]. North, Arelia ". Nonb,
Emily Eliza North, Nathaniel Green North,
and Samuel D. Harper. and Sarsh, bv
vile, do. within sii months from The dale
hereof, pay. 10 the plaintiffs, to- President,
Directors and Company OF The Bark Of ~.
tomaC,, niue tentbs of the sum OF one Thru.
sand three hundred and seventy. five doh.
lars, with interest thereon, al the rsie Of
3per cent. per annum from the 18th day Of
January. 1879, until paid, l. The costs Ly.
said plaintiffs expended in the prosecution
Of their suit--tbe marshal Of this court, ii.
ter having given sixty. days preyIou. no.
tlce, by advertisement, published in some
newspaper printed in the town Of Alexsn.
dria, OF The time and place thereof, do ex.
pose TO sale, for cash, The said TRACT
Of LAND AND MILL, subject to the
right Of dover OF Eliza NeriL, widow Of
the said George North, deceased; aud out
Of the proceeds Of such sale. after dsfray-
ing the expences attending The same, pay
10 the plaintiffs, The Presidenr, Dirreisss
and Company OF The Back OF Potomac, the.
said principal money, interest, and costs
anc do convey the premises SO sold 10 lie
purchaser thereof, and make report Of hw
proceedings herein 10 this court, in order
10 FINAL decree; and liberty is reserved TO-
the plaintiffs, At any time hereafter, To.
proceed under the deed OF trust from The
defendants, Bsnjsmin G. Thornton, and
Mary, bis wife, a. CbalIes Psge, beaF-
ing date the Glib day OF February, 1918,
in the bill mentioned, to make sale oi The
Aforesaid dover right, for The purposes
specified in the said deed, or TO apply TO
this court ior further relief, aslo thst sub
ject.
Extract from decree.
J. y. FORD. G.. C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Duck, &c.

LUCK, UCs
kNHIS day asadiog from brig meAfesd,
Il Jacob Cosing ton Oaster..-. go:
100 bolts superior quality Russia duck
SO pieces Russia sheeting
60 do heavy Ravens duck
98 bags good St. Domingo coffee
WIN. FowLE & Co.
Who haze in Store, for sale,
100 bolts of lists Cd quail. Russia duck
$50 pieces Ravens do
800 do Russia sheetings
BOO do broad diapers =.
IS tons St. Petersburg hemp
10 casks Russia talloW
is bales do feathers T.
5do do :, quilts, conl'g 10000
e tons American cordsge
10 hhds lst quail. ST, Croix sugar
20 bags st. Domingo coffee
So do Sumatra pepper;
20 pipes brandy-a part Seignetrs
brand, Of superior quality
10puncheons 4tb proof JAN. Rum, old
Holland gin.
80 hbds molasses
5pipes )sicay. Madeira
go 80 S SSi, ss.t ss,s ss,,t,i WINE.
5pipes London particular Madeira do
10 quarter casks I enefiee do
of superior quality =.
400 casks cut nails, assorted sizes
500 Liverpool filled sacks OF blown salt
20 hampers wine and porter bottles
800 tons plaster paris =
IA, 900 bushels St. Ubes and Cadiz salt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

District of Columbia,
Alexandria County. To MI.
Non. Term. 1623-l4th Day.
IN CHANCERY.
George Holey aud Thomas Suckley-
Complainaats,
Lewis Hipkins, executor Of Richard Lib.
BY, decd, and Lewis Hopkins and Ma
~ Ann bis vile, Bartholomew Rotch>
ford aud Jane bis wife, Richard l..
Carne, William Carne. and Nicholas
thornton and Susanna his wife, Devi-
sees OF the said Richard Libby-Dsfen.
dants.
TTHE said Nicholas Thornton and Su.
i sanna his wife, not having entered
their appe aranee and given security &C.
eordiag 10 the statsts & rule Of the court.
and il appearing to The satisfaction OF the
court, that the said Nicholas Thornton aud
Susanna his wife are not inhabitants Of
the District of Columbia: Upon motion OF
the complainants, By their attorney, il IL
Ordered, That the said absent defendants
NiLbplas Thornton and Suaanoa bis wife,
appear here on or before the first day OF
next May Term, and answer the bill Of the
compliments, and that copy OF this or.
der be published in one the Newspapers
printed 10 the town Of Alexandra for two
months successfully; aud that another CO.
py be posted at The front door Of the court
house Of said county; Tests r, 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust from WI.
- liam Crunch 10 James H. Hooe, ~
shall sell at public auction, To- the highest
March aezt, At IL O'Clock Of that day, g
Cats tavern. at The West End, in Fair.
SeDsr'aal Parcels Of Land.
in the said county, being parts Of The land
called Burgundy, and Of tract lying eos-
tiguous TO, and west oil that tract, which
was purchased Of Wbetcfotl's heirs-,z.
a. 10, bipcing on South Run, containing q.
bout So acres, which was lately held By
John Dixon; one other lot containing q
bout So acres, contiguoVs 10 the beisre
mentioned LOT. and extending toe road two
poles vide, which divides il in part IRON
Mr.. Froble's lsDd; one other lot, adjoialng
the last mentioned lot, and binding On one
side upon The said road, and @ the other
upon The land lately held BY Themes vii.
son, deceased, and extending up. 10 to
old line, between Richard and r.. bert
Sandtord, and containing sbdAt 81 acress
and one other lot, lying vest Of the Bus.
gundy tract, and adjoining thereto, cor.
tanning about Ia acres. For further lpfoS.
nation, respecting these lands, reie. pes
may be.had 10 Judge Cranch. in Alsxaae
dria. Or to James H. Hope, E.q. who re-
sides near them. r Il. TAYLOR,
g.. JACOB HOFt LIAM.
P.S. Ths three 6rst Of the abovenee
toned parcels d. land will be sold up 10
Mr.. FrobeI's land, without shy reserve.
ton for road. -, ian lO--tAf4f}
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Hoffman & Johnson's
Present prices for
Pork. Beef e Ofals,

Of which, sre-Hake fat, 8 cents per slb;
lard 10 cents: spare ribs, fresh. 8 cents ID.
sailed. 81 cents per ID; SOULS, 10 CTS each;
haslets, 8 cents each, at slaughter house
g cents; feet. Ct cents per doz; sausage
meat, ST cents per 10; hogs kidneys. s
cents per dog; beef do 2 cts each; shanks,
from lsi to IS cents; prime roasting pie.
ces. TT cents per ID; steaks and rounds, st;
inferior pieces, 2 to S; salt purk, 8 to 10
cents. Prince.strest, opposite the post
Office. ian 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
For Rent,

THE cellar under the three story brick
i warehouse. occupied by the subscri'
hers, on Fairfax street: 1t is a large com.
aodious cellar, perfectly dry atsll seasons
and paved with brick, is suitable for siO-
rage Of any description. OF would well ac7
conmodate boot.black. To a good ten
ant the rem. would be moderate.
JAS. G. & ROBT. BARRY,
nov e5 III "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Dying and Securing;
ESTA .BLIsHM r N T,

y
On Prinee.street. oppoate N. Aiiiler's Store.
TOsEPh WILLIAMS, Silk. Cotton, &
u WOODEN Dyer, has lately cotnmsnced
the above business in the town Of AIexan.
andria. He dyes canton grapes, silk dress:
es; and ladies' dresses Of all kinds. dyed
and finished in the neatest manner, 10 sny
shade Of pattern. Gentlemen's wearing
apparel, secured and finished in the neatest
manner. Ladies' and gen,lemeu's Leg:
born and Straw Hats, Shoes, &c. dyed
and finished in the neatest manner.
Those who please 10 favor him with their
custom. will do we'll BY calling. az bis pri.
ces are made TO suit the times, for Cash.
N. B. Watch Cases, and + ancy Articles
guilt on silver. copper or brass. 10 the
most apploved:nsnner, aRd en.as most
reasonable terms =