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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
TITCOMB & SUMNER

No. 3 LnioH Rolc, Middle Street
Have JUST RECEIVED pearl colored.
PLAN and hgnrtd VANTtNES--Gauze
md Zeiia HANDkERCHIEFs- Yello,r Con,.
pany NANkINs--broad and narrow pearl and
black BOMRAZINES-Sati fpured HAND.
kkRClllEFs--HhteP ONGEEs-Black, Whit.
hQred and plain Thule LACE-Green sans.
NET--Black SINCHAW--Black FLoRrN.
IiNEs--French castor CLOVES Madras
Cravat dkerehiefs-NIuslin Dressrs-Iinen
Camoriek Handkerchiefs-Book Muslin do
Lashmere SHAWLS--Fancv Prints-Browp
L'nen-scctch GiNGHAMS--Long Lawn
saxon Madras acknowledgements Madras
do.-oentiemens black kid Gloves-BIack silk
Hose--sate worsied do --Amerira,,Fl,s carl.
COES-FRncy VESTTNG-Crimson sjIk scarf.
Imitation Cashmere do.-Nerino Poinis-Soft
dress LlNEN-Frencb Calicoes, &C. June y.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

Maryland Lottsry.-Prizes drawn
on Thursday afternoon last. No. IS
.65l, SlO0,0OO-No. sO2s, $4,000
No. 1889, $4,000, said to have been
forwarded 70 N. York.
A n. York paper exuIts in the conf
dence now every where given TO n,
York Lotteries-the State being pledg-
ed. One of the Philadelphia Banks
lately discounted a $4,000 Prize.
Az Stoddard, n. II. Mr.. Flint. who
had worked at the Maiden Dye House,
lately wounded a Mr.. Mears on the
head with shovel, so that his life is
despaired Of. F. was deranged.
DIR. John Kings house in s. Caro-
lima, has been destroyed BY fire.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
NEW BOOKS.
Portland Bookstore, No. >,
Merchants Roig
:. JOHNSON, Agent.

JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR sAIE,
NJ OTES on Mexico, made in tic autumn
1N OF lS-2, accompanied BY an historical
sketch Of the Revolution, and translatiens Of Of
dcial Reports, on the present state Of that coun.
Try, with Map-bve Citizen of the o. States.
Franklin's Narrative Of a Jour
nrey g the Shores Of the Polar Sea, performed
IN 1919, 90, p and %
APractical Treatise upon the
Authority and Duty OF Justices Of the Peac, il
Criminal pr0secutions--by DAE1EL DAVIS, ESQ
solicitor General OF Massachusetts.
Belzoni's Travels in Egypt.
Percivals Poems, new edi-
zion.
Cabinet of CuriOsities.
.1LSO-ON HAND
An extensive assortment of Classic and School
Books, and StationaTy.--Blank Account
books, manufactured on good
terms.
Also
French Paper Hangings,
Cor sale as above
Portland, June %, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED BY
ADAMS a PAINE

Corner p Court end Federal Streets. Porflrnd
CoNDTToNs.-Two Dollars per annun hall
= advance. II not paid within ihe ear, I've
Dollars and Fifty Cents. Oe-No papers dis
continued till all arrearegos are paid.
We shai endcavor 70 Insert advertisements y-;,b
~ vino'i accuracy but we cannon 81 rrspoosible
soI errors IN any SUN, beyond the amoun, CHARGED
~ me publication.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
PenmdRship.
MIR. RUGBEE.

NToULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
w of Portland, that his last course Of les
sons in PENMANSHIP. (for this summer,) will
commence on Monday the 2ld inst. at his Room,
over Mr.. DGVid GTi6iih's store. Middle Street
They, who are DESTROYS of attending, are reguss-
ted 10 make immediate application.
". B.-Priuafe lessons iciH be girsn II dssir-
cd June To-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
FOR THE LADIES

MRS CANTELO, having appointed Miss
lVA NJ S. HUBS agent for the sale OF her
elegant and fashionable C0RSETS and patent
Minerva BRACE, informs the Ladies that reg
ular and extensive assortment will be constant
" kept at her shop under the Mirror Office, in
Court Street, Portland.
GFFour young Ladies viii be received as
Apprentices 70 the Habit and Dress Making bu-
sness, if application is made soon. Apply to
VI. s. HUBS. June 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

I rcnce 81 DE members present 0ifsr nairfs
there arF, ul less impurHagF, hal wHlgh lrav.
.sveftie.css hr suppusrd nui 81 hate gsfat.ea
com .drnhrH DAT fhr CummHirr These 80
ever uHdrral ne circumstance, thrg h~n
Ihur -hi d prupF CD iratr without observation
ia tle 5ht iu which they ere placed IVY tbe .yi
deace
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

fThis request was complied with and III
FIRST buying place in Boston was laid out aroun
his grave.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

June IS lst 90 40 90 "a 80. ~ Bcar. Com
at gage having under convoy he Jhnr. w krrue-
ounA iof View fnrk, ANA BnsinU Packet IVY do iO
aays onL (Ihe Boston Packet iras spnafn araia
near View YORK uD vessel mrnunngH as brfna WV
COS --i 18th, Charles Fawret. from Relfss, ~
View Oleaus tn at IA IBn Rl -f.,t. f,.t-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06

Az Nc Gotrnhurg May 2g. Rof,a. Denniron.
81 Portland. from Mes York ---- Sailed
from Cnwes 18th, -Four Sisters. Lindsey. Cupru a-
gen. -----Ar. a. Elsneur. April . Potomac. Web
sirr' iol Constant At iavFe Ma4IG. jonathan
Marshall. w Phi1sbuig. New York -- rhe John
and ElwardHiaeins faF MtreiHes. sgilrf rom fiih
rlar Way 20 Areu0ua ava Falnurs Fancy mr
Philadelphia, do. 18Th.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-07-06
Hard Hare.
CHARLES BLANCHARD,

%. 3, Merchants Roc, Middle Street,
LAS received an assortment of HARD
A. WARE, which he will sell low at whole
sale or retail.-Among which are-Table and
DESERT Knives and Forks Csrvers; Plated and
iron Table and Tea Spoons lind Ladies & Ora
vy@Spoons Brass and Iron Candlesticks Tea
Trays Shutters Butt Table, Desk and Fl.
Hinges Brass Butt Hinges Screws Commode
Knobs Chest, Till and Cupboard Locks
Scotch spring Knob Locks; Norfolk and Bright
Thumb Latches Braces and Bits Chisels
Gouges Handsaw Files Plane Irons; Soft
Irons Hand, Back, Compass, Keyhole & wood
Saws; sad Irons; Weights; Shovels and Tongs;
brass Andirons; Sickles; English Shovels.
britannia Teapots : Looking
CLASSES floor, hearth, busting and furniture
BRUSHES Nav 26, 1924
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
ADVERTISEMENT.

The following advertisement was.
some years ago, posted up at North
Shields: " Whereas, several idle and
disorderly persons have lately made
practice of riding on an ass. belong
ing to Mr.. --, the head Of Rope
ry stairs; now, lest say accident
shouid happen, he takes this method
of informing the public, that he has
determined to shoot the said ass. and
cautions any person who may be
riding on it at the time, to take care
of himself, lest by some unfortunate
mistake he should shoot the vroae
one"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
BLUNDERiNGS.

At late fair of BallinasIoo,
rich grazier being in his cups. made
a boast that he and three other pot
companions had contrived to swal-
low sixteen bottles of Port at one
sitting. spray, sir" said gentle.
man present, " would you have the
goodness to give us the names of the
three other brutes that were engaged
with you ~ That will" says he,
"there was Tom Mathews, that's
one; the t1Uo Grogans. that's taoo;
myself, that's three; and (after long
pauss)--why, by my soul. there was
four Of us.-Let me see, (reckoning
upon his fngers,) there's the two
Grogans. that's one; myself, that's
two; Tom Mathews, that's three; and
by the --- forget the name of
the other; but Iknow that there were
four Of US any how"
A traveller having put up at a
country tavern, where a number Of
neighboring farmers had collected,
and hearing them tell several slough
stOries' about their cattle, sheep, &c.
he begged leave to offer a short sto.
ry. A neishbor of his having sick
ly sheep. turned him out in pasture,
with perfect Indifference, brought him
in at the fall, fed him attentiveIy for
a while, and how much tailow do
you think the sheep had :" "Ten
pounds" says one. ''foarteen" says
another, ''twenty," says tbird--till
they all became impatient to know
the weight, when one asked, show
much tallow did he lave?" 81 don't
know, replied the stranger, "but /
guess no! muck"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
AuGusT 90, 1895.

S. AUGUST 90, 1875.
Yon have already heard, ! dare
say. that | have lately been to Ephe-
sus. / need hardly say, that | visit
ed that place with intense interest,
although it now only presents a
scene of tiesolation. 1 am sorry |
cannot, in so short limit, give you
some description Of what we saw. l
may perhaps, at my leisure, write a
detailed account of oar trip. when |
shall take care you shall see it. 1
must just tell you, That on ear jour
ney to Ephesus. (for there were three
gentlemen with me, we witnessed
what might give no very Imperfect
idea of the plague of lecusts, sach as
the Egyptians once experienced.
the atmosphere was not datkeneo
with them, but about twelve m'les be-
fore we reached the plain on winch
Ephesus is situated. we encounter
ed an army. or flight OF iocas's' ex-
tending itself over mdaa m.ses "
country; the earth was literally CO.
yered with them; it would have been
almost impossible to drop a shilling
on the ground, without its falling ap-
on one of those insects; and 80 ma
merous were they in the air, that 10y
partially shutting the eyes, they had
just the appearance of fall If large
fakes of snow; but as we passed a.
long, they were good enough to get
out of the way, and would not wait
to be trod upon. We had occasion,
having met with a we'll of tolerable
water, to stop and refresh our horses
when in the midst of this multitude
of locusts, and We also sat down to
take some refreshment too, when they
assembled on our loaf of bread, Just
as hungry dies will upon a sugar ba-
son: we threw two or three Jumps OF
bread at little distance from us,
which, in a few seconds, were CON-
pletely devoured. These locusts are
of brown or nankeen color, and a
bout the size of the two top joints Of
the little finger, and they are the
same species as in some seasons over
spread the country. and devour eve.
ny particle Of heritage.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Strayed or Stolen.

4 SILVER hunt, e WATCH, with gold
IA chain, TWO seals and key, gold
one Of The seals head OF Shakespeare, We.
ry finely engraved 90 2 scotch topaz; The
other Bengal blood stone, not engraved,
Also, a plain English silver watch, bad
simply black ribbon las cbaiD) and a
common key.
A liberal reward will be given for he
FIRST, IS there is attached TO il more than
its intrinsic vaue--tor tue second suil.
able reward will be given, and if restored
no questions sviH Be asked. Apply to be
printer. sep 2I-tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
James S. Gunnell, Nj. ID.
DENTIST.

. ESPECTFULLY offers his services
IL as Dentist, 10 the citizens and yisi.
tors of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington GeOrgetoacn Alexandria
DR.. Sim DR.. c. Worthington DR. Semmes
F. May p. WarfieId Washinsts
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt n w. Worthington Fitzhugh
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason. Richard B. Lee,
esq. Col. A. Henderson, George Graham,
esq Rev. DR.. A. Hunter, DR.. Dick.
Office on The Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets w on The same
square With Mr.. Gunton's apothecsTy shop.
Washington, Oct. 7th, 1922.
rDr. Gunnel may be consulted al
Mr. CIagett's hotel, in Alexandra, every
Friday, from A. NJ. until g P. NJ. lex
cept during The sessions Of Congress-
All letters addressed to DR.. e. in Washing.
ton, or left at Ciagett's hotel will be pune,
tually attended TO, lswtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
DEATH AND MASONRY.

The following quaint rhymes are from at
almanac printed in 1888.
When once our frieads do quit the living
shore,
We hear from them no more:
Do any curious minds desire to know
Where 'tisrhey go,
Or how they fare!
Let them be pleased to die.
Only to try:
Or else remain in ignorance, s tney were'
Tins. whether they i'll or well,
Since not allowd towel,
Who'd voluntary enter Charon's ooats
C r,,s.,rv and death are both the same,
Though ola different name;
.lfgood there be in their society,
'Tis free for those that try;
But. like the grave, let Us, the living, know't.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
SINGULAR COINCIDENCE.

At an obscure house in a court in
Piccadilly, appropriated for the pur-
poses of an anatomical school, poor
woman occupies the ground floor.
who actually deals in muscles, her
husband is bone merchant, and o.
yer the door is board with this in :
scription: Hanging done here.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
District of Columbia,
alexandria County, Set.
May Term, 1924.
IN CHANERY.

John Roberts. Complainant,
AGAINST
Richard ]. Mckim Holiday, and Sally E.
Dawson, administrator and admins
tralrix of William Dawson, deceased,
and the President, Directors and Com.
pany of the Bank OF Potamac, Defdts.
TIME defendants Richard J SicKim
Il Holiday & Sally +. Dawson, admI-
nIstTaior and administrative OF William Da-
vison, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit and given security
for performing the DEGREES ct the court;
and ii appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the
court. upon affidavit filed, that the said I'D.
ministrator and administrative are not iD-
habnants of the District OF Columbia On
the motion OF the complainant by his coun-
sci, il IS ordered that the said admlDstra-
tor and administering of William Davi-
son, deceased, do appear here on the 6rst
day OF next November Term, and enter
their appearance to the suit and give secu.
rity tor performing the DEGREES OF the
court; and that the other defendants the
President, Directors and Company OF the
Bank of Potomac do not pay away, con-
vey or secrele the debts by them owing 10,
or the estate or effects in their hands be.
longing to the estate of the said William
Dawson. deceased, until the further or
der of The court; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith published for two
months successfully in ore of the public
newspapers printed in Alexandria; and
that copy De also posted at the front door
OF the court house OF said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G G.
July 90 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
Where the CASH may be had for prizes
at any moment,
OFDistant adventures, by signiiying
their wish, will be informed of the fate 81
tickets ordered from Aliens Office as soon
as drawn.
Orders from any part of the u. States
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing sash OF prize tickets IN the
New York and Baltimore Lotteries, will
receive the most. prompt attention, IT adj
dressed 10
S. &M. ALLEN & Co.
sep Is Washington City,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Fine Teas.

Fine Teas.
NOV landing from The schr. Ross-m'
~ Bloom, from New-York,
Is half chest gunpowder)
80 catty boxes do
IS caity boxes imperial Ieas OF iate
3 chests Tyson i!npsr'a'ioh
5 bali chests do q hne qua
6 10 cattY boxes do MY.
65 do do
8 half chests supt rior
powchong do
Also, landing from ,toop Constitutions,
l8 chests young hyson TEA. Tobacco
Plants cargo, of excellent quality.
For sale By SAML. MESSERSMlTH,
aug 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
MISCELLANY.

From the London Baptist Magazine
Extracts of letters from gentleman
at Smyrna, August s, 1925.
a few weeks back. I joined three
English travellers in tour to Ephe-
sus: this place is about so miles
from Smyrna. This distance is no.
thing with you, but we found it ne
trifle when travelling on horseback
over mountains and through marshes,
and armed as we each were W tR
pistols aud gus: we took with US a
ianissary as a guide, with other at
tendants. Our cayaicade consisted
of eight horses, and the journey oc-
cupied three days and nights. We
. had no inns or places of shelter be-
yond mere cattle-sheds, or occasion
alIy a spreading tree, to screen as
from the burning heat OF the mid
day sun. We were compelled to un-
dergo great fatigue, but | will not
trouble you with detail OF our pro-
gress there; and, indeed, it would be
a shame to talk of difficulties in a
tourney which led me to view of
the remains Of that once celebrated
city, which cannot be seen with o.
Their than deep interest; for although
Diana's temple, and all the other
works of art, lie in ruins. yet Ephe-
sus is too intimately connected with
the earliest ages Of Christianity to be
forgotten, or TO be beheld with indif-
ference. Ii must have been an i'm
mense place, for the extent OF the
ruins is astonishingly great: there
are remains of fallen temples, thea
tres, archways, and aqaeducts; and
immense blocks of granite and mar.
bic lie strewed about in all direc-
tions. Pillars, some standing up
right, though half buried in rubbish,
others lying down. are seen in num-
bers; here and there stands solita-
~ but noble archway. The remains
Of Diana's temple are pointed out
within its shattered walls are some
beautiful and majestic columns, near
ly twenty feet in circumference, and
forty feet in length, 10 one solid
block. have sent a fragment Of 9
capital to London: you may call it q
fragment Of one of the seven won.
ders of the world among the ancients.
In another place are the walls of an
immense building, all Of white mar.
BILE, within are four fine red granite
pillars of immense weight, formed oil
one solid piece. The scanty limits
of a sheet Of paper will not afford
room TO say half ! would upon this
interesting place. la general terms
it would be described as a mass oil
ruins overgrown with thistles and
tall weeds. 1t must have been an
earthquake, or series of earth.
quakes, that could oyerset such a
mighty place; it is now entirely de-
serted by human kind, excepting a
few Turkish goat-herds, who have
raised mud huts to shelter them from
the winter rains; and Of these there
are not perhaps more than twenty or
thirty. who, with the few travellers
Wnom curiosity may conduct thither,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
POETRY.
N.omtie London CArisfiaa Disciple.
Tie ORPHAN BEGGAR.
IA True sroRf.J

"a True sroRr. \
A little bow, an orphans too.
Whose finger ends with.coid were biue,
With pearly drops ia either eve,
Ready to start when PHYS nigh, ts@
with tilnid step approached the door,
tsome scanty pittance to impiore)
Whose brazen knockcr. smooth and bright
Mock ID all the efforts of tbs wight;
His little haads its place supplied,
And open dew the portal wide.
Aciergyman OF modern date,
Less famed for kindness than estate,
Now eyed the boy from top to toe,
And listening to his tale Of wo,
Said stake tai. crust, 'tis mouldy too,
But still It's good enough oryou!"
The boy received it with good grace,
And turned about to quit the place.
aStop.'' said the priest, "an orphan boy
Should not pursue bad employ:
Answer me this-pray can you read!'
% An no sir. tits truth indeed.'
..Not read. why then YOU. cannot pray!
a'nteachyo u-after me thus say
Our Father, who in heaven ar"
fOar Father, touched his little heart.
"ls He your father, then, and mine:'
Eyes, ;. said the reverend divine;
s.God is the Father of us all
Of rich and poor, of great and small. :"
With feelings undisguis'd, the boy
Summ'd up the whole in this reply:
ssWe,re brothers-let it not be sand.
youe,er gave me mouldy bread.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Office.

Notice.
nON HlLARIO DE RlVAS Y. SAL.
~ MON, Consul General of Spain, hav.
ing appointed the undersigned Vice Con'
sui, ad interim, for The District OF Column
bia, notice is hereby given to the mer'
chants OF the District, that upon spp!'i'
cation TO the subscriber. mex. door to the
corner of King and Wa.hiDgton-streets, all
necessary papers will be furnished those
making shipments 10 Spanish port.
CHR. NEALE,
Vice Consul. ad interim, for Spain.
sept Ia 1t
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National Government Journal.

National GOUernm emit journal,
REGISTER OF OFFICIAL PAPERS.
HNHIS publication, which is exclusively
l. devoted to the compilation OF Official
Documents, State Papers, sc. is issued
once in each week, Cor ohener if necessa.
ry,) by Peter Force, at the seat of the Ma
tional Government.
Terms--Five dollars per annum, paya.
BILE in advance.
The National Government Journal will
contain
The Proceedings OF Congress at slarge;
The Laws;
Treaties;
Executive Communications of Congress;
Official correspondence;
All appointments to Offices, Civil, Mill
tary, and Naval;
Promotions and designations in the Ar
my and Navy;
And, generally, such other official inlor.
nation, as may, from time TO time, be pro-
mulgated by the National Government.
II is printed in a convenient form for
binding and reference, and to each volume
will be added copious Index.
The first Volume commenced with the
last Session of Congress; and each future
Volume will begin with Session.
The Papers, sent by mail, are packed
with the greatest care, in strong wrappers.
Editors of Newspapers will confer ia
vor upon the publisher of the National Go.
vernment Journal, by giving the above an
insertion in their respective journals.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

are tue only individuals that disturb
the numerous bands Of sterks aud
.iackdaws, whose ancestry, perhaps
for some hundreds of years have held
quiet possession, Of the roofless walls
OF the far-falnsd city of Ephesus.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
$ dssPatoh & Butcher

$1,000 ~s
Bar iron ..'uaitabls iorgig and carriols q,
Hoop, sheet and round iron
Tailors', Hattters' and sad irons
Spades and .boyels
Best London Cfowley's steel, No. 9
English blistered and shear Steel
Iron weights, halter chains
Smiths hand.sws and Dentists fles
Plane irons, lions paw & round cs.lo,,,
Bell metal and brass battery kettles
Patent timed sauce pans
Smiths snyils and sIedges
Cart back bands, mulliD bits
Pump lacks, clasp head mails
Cupboard and pad locks
Chest and HI hinges
Iimmins patent white metal and br,.,
locks
Iron and horn combs, sash cord
Sand paper, plated saodleTy
Shomakers' and carpenters tools of ",
rious descriptions
Double and single barrel fowljne pm.
Gun furniture, gun locks, &c. &c,
MISC, on kand,
American bar and hoop iron
American blislered steel, socke, shovel,
Sweeping brushes
Whit. wash, horse and shoe brushes
Tanners and shaving brushes
Shoemakers bristies, chamber bellows
Nixons' patent l. Connecticut pIoughs
9 NO 81 2awln
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
IRON and rIastcr.

sJNORTY ions Swedes Iron, assorted ST..
yes, 40 do. French plaster. ON board
the brig Betsy, capt. Wallis, for sale on
80 WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
CQHEN'S

Lottery s Exchange Office, I "a Alarket-stTeet,
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capitals OF Dloo, 900,
10000, 10, 900, 5000, SC. were sold in the
Grand State Lottery, which finished a
few weeks ago. and zvhere more capital
prizes haze been sold than at any other
office an Amer,cd.
erOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid9 or by private
conveyance, enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attention, if addressed to
sep III }. /. COHEN, ir. Bxlt,more.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Toilet,

60 A convenient two story brick
XfTS dwelling house on Duke-st, one
xsasi door west OF Patrick>street Also,
&si comfortable frame tenement Oh
Patrick street. near the corner OF Duke
Also, about Is acres OF land, now inclosed
with small frame bui ding thereon, hand
somely situated on the Leesburg road, a
bout II miles from Alexandria. The rents
Of the above property VIII be made low to
good tenants. For teims apply TO
ian 10 If w. d. MUTT & Co.