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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-10
Was hingtoa Society.

Washington Society.
THE members OF the Washington Soei
i ETY. Of Alexandra, are hereby notified
that the anniversary meeting of the Socie.
~ will be held al Cagen's Hotel, on Sa
tlrday, The '21a inst. in anticipation, a,
10 o'clock. 4. "A. The Society will move
ln procession, at IL o'clock. to Christ
Church, where an
OR.aTION
will be delivered by RICHARD s. COKE,
esq. one OF its. members.
ieb c. P. THOMPSON, see'y
Birth Day of Washington!
YNHE PERiCLEAN SOCIETY OF A.
l. lexsndris will meet at the Town
Hall on Saturday, The sla instant, from
whence they will move in procession pre-
eisely at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to the First
Presbyterian Church, where an
GRAFTON,
appropriate 10 the occasion. will be deli
vercd, by VIM A. McREA, esq. one Of
its members
Or A collect on will be taken up flor
the benefit Of the oppressed Greeks: and
II is hoped that every feeling heart will
contribute mite upon the occasion.
ROBERT L. WHITE,
feb 5 Sec'y. pro. tenn.
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To Rent.

As~s That well known stand as q
EHH public house, il. the town of A.
&sas lexandria, by the name OF the
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ORATIO.N

will be delivered by RICHARD s. COKE
esq. one OF its members.
feb 1 G.. P. THOMPSON. Sec'y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18

way before he fred. PAT. who was
on the lookout. expressed his sur
prise. and immediately observed.
Faith. sir, see you know what
gun is--its well you wasn't nearer,
or them chaps would be sorry you
ever came in the country" Sheridan
re loaded. and went Ons but his Sc
cond shot was MOI more successful.
"Oh I" cried Pat, "what an escape
I'll be bound you rumpled some OF
their feathers" The gun was load
ed again, and on went our senator ;;
but the third shot vas as little eltec-
tive as the two fermer, "hah y ex~
claimed Pat, although astoniahed at
so palpabIe a miss, LII lay a th'r-
teen YOU don't come near rs to day
again. Master was too near yon to
be pleasant" SO he went on. shot
after shot, and always had something
to say to console poor Sheridan, who
was not li,rle amused at his inge-
nuity.
Al last on their return home, with>
ont bird in the bag, Sheridan per-
ceiyed covey quietly feeding on the
other side of a hedge, and unwilling
to give them chance OF Hight. he
resolved TO have slap at them on
the ground. He did go; but to his
modification, they all flew away an~
touched. Pat, whose excuses were
now almost exhausted, still hadsome-
thing to say, and he joyfully ex
claimed, looking at Sheridan. very
significantly, "You made them Lore
that any wsyr' and with this com
pliment to his sportsmanlIke qHall-
ties, Sheridan closed his mornings
amusement, laughing heartily at his
companion. and rewarding him with
half crown, for his patience and
encouragement.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
From. a London Paper.

Sheridan, a few years before his
death. paid visit To an old sports
man in the sister kingdom, at the
commencements of the shooting sea-
son, aud, ia order to avoid the inn
pu,ation of being a downright igao-
Tamus, he was under the necessity
of taking gun, and at the dawn Of
day setting forth in the pursuit of
game. Unwilling to expose his want
of skill, he took an opposite Course
to that of his friend. and was accom-
panied by a same>keeper, provided
with bag to receive the birds Which
might fall victims to his attacks. and
a pair of excellent pointers. The
game-kceper was q true Pat, and
possessed all those arts of blarney
which are known TO belong to his
c0untrymen and thinking it impe-
ratlve on him to be particularly atten-
tive 10 his masters friend. he lost no
opportunity of praisiug his prowess.
The first covey (and the birds were
abundant) rose within few yards OF
the statcsman's nose, bat the noise
they made was so unexpected, that he
waited till they were 'sout OF hsrm's
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18

vENHE subscriber has just received. and
i offers tor sale, tor CASH, at reduced
prices, the following articles, which with
the large supply previously on hand. COO.
stitute good assortment, vlz--Calicoes.
sup. chintz; Iacconet, cambria. book and
leno nus,ns; red and white aannels; scar
let, crimson and plain bombazettes: q 4
and Ga ginghams; ladies worsted hosiery;
gentIemen's do; also Those; fancy 6gu"
ed satin ribbons; silk velvet; lid, bea,
YER and woolIen gloves; flag and Spiltsl-
field bandano hdkis; cotton balls; thread
laces, bed ticking; sup. blue cassinett,;
striped blankets; pelisse cloths, &c. sc.
SAMUEL MARK, Agent.
dec IL St
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MISCELLANY.
BsGGARS OF LISBON.

Menticancy is an interesting ex-
crrscence on the face of every civil
ICED society; but the systematic con-
duct in Lisbon renders it there more
than Usually amusing. We have two
sets Of beggars regularly in action
the day collectors. aud those OF even>
Ing, who have their exclusive hours
for o,eration, their exclusive modes
OF obtaining charity. and who never,
i believe, infringe upon the rights or
COPY holds Of Teach other. She beg
ears of the day are the monsters !;
like those of England or Ireland, men
or women, Unfortunately working
upon the under principles of the SCI
ence that is, taking care to be
clamorous enough in their outcry.
and sufficiently filthy in their aspect;
by which means they insure iiveli-
hood if they are moderately offensive,
with the chance of fortune where
they arc SO lucky as to be uabeara-
Bile. But the adventures of evening
consist entirely of females. Blind
women, generally young. bat always
perfectly neat and clean loss OF sight
being an infrmity from whatever
cause. very common in this country,)
aud children from about four to eight
years of age, picked out for this CALI
ing according to the degree of their
personal beauty, and dressed to the
greatest possible advantage, without
any show OF poVerty at all.
Blackvood's MdgGsins.
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H. p. Whitney

LAS just received from New Yors
Ii general assortment Of fall and win
ter goods, embracing every article in
IHe, which he offers cheap for cash: WIKI
general assortment of READY MAnTF
CLOTHES OF every size and oualnn
which will enabI him al all times TO Ill ayr
order al the shortes, notice. Also. dire,
from St. John, N. h. SOUSED, PICR
LED and SMOAKED SALMON. of yers
superior quality for family use-wsrrapt.5
good 9aw9m octQ
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james S. 6unnell, Nj. Id.
DENTIST.

y ESPECTFULLY offers bis services
~ as Dentist, 10 the citizen, and visi.
tors Of the District OF Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Washington Georgetown AIcrnnd7aa
DR.. Sim DR.. C Worthington DR.. semmes
F May P. Warfeld Washingte
Cutbush Henderson Richards
Hunt N w. WorthIngton Fitzhugh
Sewsll Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen. John Mason. Richard 3 Lee.
ESQ. Col a. Henderson, George Graham,
esq Rev. Or. A Hunter. Dr. Dick.
Office on the Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets w on the same
square with Mr.. Gunton' 9 apothecsry shop
Washington, Oct 7th, 1922.
~Dr. Gunnell may be Consulted at
Mr. Clagett's hotel, in Alexandria. every
Friday, from 8 A NJ until P. NJ. Tex
sept during the sessions Of Congress y
All letters addressed 10 DR.. q in Washing
on, or left at Clagett's hote! will be pune.
,uallY attended tos law!f
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Charles County Court,

.4ugua Term, 1894
nN application TO Charles County Court
~ by petition in writing, Of CHARLES j
LANCASTER, of Charles County, for IL.
benefit OF the act of Assembly Tor The re-.
lief of insolvent debtors, passed al No.
vember Session, 1905, and the several
supplements thereto on the terms men.
toned therein, schedule of bis properly
and list of his creditors on oath, so lar
as he can ascertain them, being annexed
to bis petition, and the Court being salts.
fed by competent testimony that The said
Charles | Lancaster has resided two Years
Immediately preceding the time OF his %.
plcation in The State OF Maryland, and
being also satisfied that the said Charles
Lancaster j. in actual confinement 10,
debt and for no other cause, and the said
Charles Lancaster having entered into
bond with sufficient security for his per.
soDal appearance 10 Charles County CouT!
TO answer such alleg atoms as his creditors
may make against hn Ii is therefore or,
! dered and adjudged that the said Charles
Lancaster, be discharged from impE.
sonment. and that by causing copy Of
this order 10 be inserted in some one Of
the newspapers edited in the District Of
Columbia once week for two months
auccessiveIy before the third Monday in
March next, lie give notice to his credi
tors 10 appear before the judges OF Cba.'e
County atore said, on the third Monday 10
March uext. tor the purpose OF recon-.
mendIng trustee for their benefit and 10
shew cause, it any they have, Why Ice
said Charlie. !. Lancaster shoulG Uot have
! the benefit oil the several ipsoivenl laws 0!
| this state as prayed.
| Test, JOHN BARNES. cpk. OF
dec Is emo Charles County Court.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18

~ STORE Il DWELLING

That STORE 4 DWELLING
kTYA HOUSE on the corner Of klag
Nsss and Alfred streets, lately 10 The
IL occupation OF Messrs. Lunt q Kin
sew. under which is large cellar, togeih-
er with several convenient and useiui our :
houses. The store is large and well CAL
cutated tor an extensive grocery BUSINESS
and as such il has been successfully occu'
ped Tor several years past; the staho IS
equal TO any IN that part OF the town, the
rem, will be moderate, to suit hard times,
and possession gwen when required
oct7 A. FAW.
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This is to give Notice,

THAT the subscriber Of Alexandria
Il county, in the District OF Columbia,
has obtained from he Orphans Court OF
said county, Letters lestamentary on the
estate OF David Msnkins, late of TIE coun
~ aforesaid deceased: all persons having
claims against the said decedent are here
by warned to exhibit the same to the sub
scriber, passed ny the Orphans Court on
or before the lith day of 'uoe next, or
they may, by law, be excluded from all
bene6, TO sand estate. and hose indebted
thereto, are required to make immediate
payment. Gwen under my hand. this
tn day OF December, 1894
CHARLES MANKlNS. Exec'r.
dec III 4@
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POETRY.

DEAD-By MRS. HEMAss.
Son Of the Ocean Isle
yvaere sleep your mighty dead!
SHOW me what high and stately pile
lsrea.'d Ger gIory's bed.
Go. stranger, track the deep,
Free. free, the white sail spread.
Wave nay not foam, nor wild wind sweep.
Where rest not England's Dead.
On Egvpt.s burning plains.
8y the Pyramid o'erswayed.
with fearful power the noon day reigns,
And the palm tree yields no shade.
But let the angry sun
From heaven look fiercelv red.
Unfelt by those whose task IS done!
The.e slumber England's Dead.
The hurricane hath might,
Along the Indian shore,
And far oy Ganges' banks by night,
Is heard the tigers roar.
Rut let the sound roll on!
it hath no tone of dread
ror those that from their tolls have gone:
There slumber ERgland's Dead.
Loud rush the torrent floods,
The western wilds among,
Anafree in green Columbia's woods
The hunters bow is strung.
H
But let the foods rush on
Let the arrows flight be sped
WHY should they reek whose task Is done.
The. slumber England's Dead.
The mountain storms rise high
In the snowy Pyrenees,
And toss the pine boughs thro' the sky,
Like rose leaves on the breeze.
But let the storm rage on!
ct the forest leaves be sped!
Forthe Roncevale's field is won,
There slumber England's Dead.
On the frozen deeP's rePose,
.P,s a dark and dreadful hour,
When round the ship the ice fields close,
To chain her with their power.
But let the ice DRIFT on!
Let the cold blue desert spreadl
Their course with mast and flag is done,
There sIumber England's Dead.
The warlike of the Isles.
f.ald and navel
Are not the rocks their funeral Pilest
The seas and shores their grave:
Go. stranger! track the deep,
Free, free, the white sail spread,
Wave may not foam nor Wild wind sweep,
Where rest not England's Dead.
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dec Ia
lust Received.

DER sloop Vernon. from New YORK, !,
4 8 pipes superior OLD cognac oranoy o.
Utsrd, Dupey & Co 3 brand
pipe pure Holland gin
e bales (4boul Too Ibs) shad and Der
ring seine twlne 80.
Is boxes (96 lbs sacb) imperial Tea
of the Benz Rnsh's caIgo-appiY
To- SAML. MESSEk Smith.
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1 heatre Tavern.

"HE subscriber having goGe TO const'
4 derable pains and expense IN making
additions to the " ell known tavern adIoIn'
ing The theatre, respectfully soliclls por-
,ion OF public custom. He will make II
bis constant attention TO have bis house
furnished. during the season, with
The Best Oysters, &c.
with which, parties or Individuals can be
accommodated at any hour upon the
shortest notice The liquors OF the bar he
js determined shall be the best too, that
the market will afford.
dec 7-3t JAMES ENGLtoH
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Twenty-iye Dollars Reward.

ID AWAY from Acquia, on Monday
"a night last, negro JAMES, about Y
wears OF age, rather small. very blacR' mas
a remarkable scar on one OF hrs CneeRs'
leu, by knife Twenty five dollars re-,
ward will be given. it secured 10 any JAN
SO that we get him again. nCn
H.. "a ~
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From Il London Poper.

From Il London PGper.
AT The time of the conhagration OF
the Boyne. marine was seated in
his birth with his wife and child,
boy about twenty mouths old.
Finding all hopes of escaping inetfec-
tual, the man took a sheep from the
pens; and flashing the boy on lis
back, dropped them into the sea.
saying IS There, turn TO the land.
and God be with you" The wife
ieaped into the sea-. the man followed.
and supported her till they were both
picked up by boat whilst the sheep
made for the shore with it's charge
who was rescued by some ofthe spec.
tators, who rushed forward 10 meet
him, and restored him safe to his pa
rents.
6phorasms on Mind and Manners.
He who, after loss, Immediately,
without staying to lament it. sets
about repairing it, has that within
himself which can control fortune.
The youth who sneers at exalted
virtue need not wait for age and ex.
perience to commence consummate
knave.
He whose first emotion on the view
of an excellent production, is to un
deryalue il. will never have one of his
own TO show.
The conscious merit Of true ability.
never goes further than e" too am
a painter"
The hardest trial Of the heart is,
whether it can bear rivals failure
without triumph.
Him whom, deserving at dis
lance, you turn ont of the way to
avoid. you may call your friend or
benefactor, but YOU do not love.
The man who, improving in skill
or knowledge, impro' es in modesty.
has an undeniable claim to greatness
of mind.
Brayeiy to contend for a good
cause is enthusiastically to suffer for
il, is heroiCal.
Would man Of rank estimate his
real dignity. let him conceise himself
in state in which all rank is abol.
ished.
All professions. it is said. have
their mysteries--ihese are precisely
the points in which consist their
weakness or knavery.
To choose good book, look in an
inquisitor's prohibited list--to { boose
a good cause, see which interested
men dislike.
There are three sightsm detes>
table:-a proud priest giving his
blessings knayish hypocrite say
ing his prayers.-and false patriot
making harrangue.
Who says hypocritical. says all
that is despicable in morals: who
says affected, says all that is odioas
in maunerS.
Columbus steering steadily west.
ward for a land seen only by the eye
OF his reason. was one of the greatest
Of human characters: "a protector
obstinately running himself hipursuit
OF visionary scheme, may be one
of the iooiishest, but certainly not
one of the lowest.
Thoroughly to try mans patti
ence, no must have the labor Of years
consumed before his eyes in mo-
meut:--thoreugbly to prove it. he
must instantly begin TO renew his
labour.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-18
Consumptions, Coughs, &c.
VEGETABLE
1 n ID / A n 3 Il Il EIC.

LNOR the cure on CoIos coughs, cone
IL sumptions, splitting Of blood, asth.
mas, and all disesses Of the breast and
lungs.
There is perhaps 30 medicsl Obssrva'
ton better established, none more geDes
sally confirmed, by the experience Of
the best physicians of Ill sges and eouns
tries and none of more Importance to
the human family, than the fact thae
many of the most difficult and iscurs.
bic consunptioDs originate in neglected
colds ID 81 climate so yarlsble az OURS
where the changes of the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, il
requires more care and attention to
guard against this dangerous enemy0s
life, than most people imagine, or are
able and willing to bestow. The bills
of mortality exhibit the melancholy
fact that the proportion Of deaths By
this disease may be considered as about
five TO enc. IDasmuch then as this "a.
tai disease bids defiance to the skill Of
the most learned physicians, it 10 gra"
tifcation to he proprietor that he lie enc
abled to sffer to those afflicted wi h it
soodIy prospect of relief, in thar high"
~ valuable remedy the Vegetable ID'
diam Specific. The Indians are happy
in their knowledge of medical plants;
governed wholly ty experience, they
are certain as TO their effect. and II 10
said BY an author of great character
thai true consumption is disease rs"
yer known among them.
The celebrated DR.. Cullen hastsughE
US tina. 'our fret attention should Do
employed in watching the approach OF
the disease and preventing its proceed"
ing to an incurabie state and IN per-
sons of copsumptIve habit, especially
those born of consump.ive parents, the
slightest symptoms of an approaching
consumpti at the consumptive perloa
of life ought carefully to be attended
to-
This Specific is obtained by e1trac"
ton f. ON hefbs roots, flowers, plants
&c when IN perfection. In conseque"ce
of happy combination of the mos va
luabIe her bs. &c. it becomes bnIssus
of su psrior value. 1t heals the InJured
parts. opens the pores and composes tho
disturbed nerves after the manner o. an
anodyne consequently the obstruction
of the chest AID he lungs which constr
tute this disease. particularly need ltS
u.e. promotes expectoration, whicn
10 constantly called for, and whilst IL
clesnses and beals, it also givesstrepg'h
TO the tender lungs. 10 this manner IL
removes the hectic fever, improves OLE
! gestion gives strength to the nerves
repairs the appetite and improves inc
spirits. This specific may always %
given 10 safety--is is mild, pleasant 70
the taste, and may safely be given 10
infan,s. for which it is Of inessImso'0
| value. 1t affords reliefin bewel COM
plants. tee,hing, whoopiDg coughs g0'
| and is found particularly uaeful ID ny,
pochoDdrical, nervous and hystfr'cS'
diseases. Each bill OF directions COD
| tains a detailed account of this d's,''o
IN all its tferen, stages, and VIII -, 20
accompanied with the signature OF
BUTLER, in Red Ink: without VINO
! ii cannot be genuine. 1t is offered '0s
sale by RICHARD II III ~
Alexandria
JOHN LITTLE,
GeorgetoUn. ana
Y. JFWETT.
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Office.
and Masters are requested

DARENTS and Masters are requested
Il 10 restrain their children. apprenli-
ces and servants, from the silly and dan
gerous practice of firing guns, or letting of
crackers within the corporation, as the
following law will be rgidly enforced
without respect 10 persons:
BE II enacted, That 20 person shall
discharge ANY mu>ket, towing piece, pis-
toi, OF other brp arms, or any composition
OF gunpowd-r, or Illuminating pc" der
within the linIis II the town OF Alexandria;
unless in the execution OF some law, or IN
the discharge OF some duty imposed by
law. Every person offending herein shall,
forfeit and pay one dollar Tor each offence
DAVIS HOWE.
JOS FhOUt rs. Jr.
dec Is Po',ee Cons,nb es
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Hats, Hatters Furs & Trim
mingS.

mings.
THE subscriber has received
I'D from New.York, by late arrivals,
~ a supply OF first quality beaver
80 hats, second dn do DO, imitation
do do, youth and boys do, and wool do
which, added to his former stock, will rem
der his assortment more general than any
in the district. Also, batteFs' tuFs ami
trimmings, that have been selected parts
cularly by himself. and can be recon-
mended TO customers all OF which will
be sold on pleasing terms.
THOS L MARTIN
Two boys, that can be recommended,
viii be taken apprentices to the hating
business ndec y ~
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To Let,

49,. The house on the north slde OF
HETS King street, between Patrick and
assnss Henry, al present occupied oy
8.Ass Mr. Henry jackson 1t 10 ~ an
excellent state OF repair and IN one OF ihe
most desira bic paris OF the town. --f0s'
session may be had 18TH Octobe.. For
terms apply to. ,,ouc
sep a. l. CALENoFC
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Tie woman Of asneibil'ty. who
preserves serenity and good temper.
amid the insults Of a fai'hless brui al
husband. wants nothing IF an angel
at Immortality.
The woman who rises bose sick
ness and poverty combined. may 'o'e
down upon the noisy heroIsm Of
kings, and generals.
Better to be moved by false glory
than not moved at all.
Nothing is such al ob,tacle tn fb'
production of eIceufnce as the pow''
Of producing what is pretty good With
ease and rapidity.
As reasonably expect oaks from :
mushroom bed. as great and durabIt
products from smaIi and has'y efforts.
Every work of great genius. and
every work of great care and indus
try. will have its vaIne: hut medioc
rity. with negligence. gives products
Of no value at all.
A fellow who had been engaged to
prove an aIibi on a late fris Latter de-
claring rnundly that the prisoner was
in his house at the time the robbery
was committed. was asked by the
counsellor Tor the prosecutor whether
he had not heard that the prisoner
had confessed his guilt Yes. said ne
gravely. but he was always called a
lying scoundrel.
Mrs. Coufts made her appearance
the other day on the Links of Leith
dressed in must magnificent
fashion-so as to quite oyerawe our
northern neigbbors. "tloot. mon.'
said "a gentleman Outstanding, who
did not know who she was. ''you's a
bra guide wife--she'll be a countess.
!'m thinkiug3"--"ho." replied
Mr.. David Brydges. "not just a
c0unfeSS-but what's Ottter-1 GlS-
ceuntssS.
Luttre'l, tho good contour, oc.
casionaIly presses. lie VAS the o.
Their night telling rather long story
-when Rogers interrupted him 10y
saying. "but. am sure the person.
from whom you heard that anecdote.
did rot tell yon the wAoIe 9f,t. "He
did, said Lat .rrll. "ah!" said RO.
gers, ~ took il TO- granted yon ne.
Der could have walted for the end O
IT."
A man Of candor ard Of strict in
teerity, ia a brilliant star IN society
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A man of candor ard Of strict in
tegrity, ia a brilliant star in society.
and an ornament to christ anlty.
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dec Ia