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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
For Boston.

M, The new brig JOHN, J. Spear, lr.
40 N st-r. burlben about / 200 bbis. she
4, very superior vessel, aud will be ready
:. :. ne! IA tsw'days, and can take 500 obs
~ freight.
Fnr Newburyport.
NN Thesgood schr. MARY, George
So y, Howard, master. burthen 900
.N' sni Will be,di~palcnei Immediately, TOR
''''' freight OF Passengers apply to
j. II LADD d Co.
20 h70e .j't't rersived By said vessels
80 ca>Ss 'homasloa Lime
90 bhIs Potatoes
50 bushels 20
81 u. Blagds
Segt2s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
Again, / itIZens Of Alexandria

sn G DEE II has the pleasure of in
~. forming you that, having recovered
HUu his lndI. position he has recommended
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
for Boston,

FOR Boston,
"a. The scnnr. Hactm. Snow, master,
: ~. will saI on "Wednesday next; tor
he,shl vi zoo bbis. "a passage apply to
A. u \ H. ADAMS
Who auve for Sale,
b bays coffee
4 . sacks sat
; 90 bushels u. 4. salt
loo bills. pIi,uc pork
2uu matls ca~-ia
IGO OuXes soap
5000 pounds Sotl leather
% dOZ call skIuS
so rea;ns Cap paper
IA hhdS English island mOlassps
- Ir casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, pipes, quarter Casks Sicily Ma
derd VINE
100 bags pepper
100 obis No. : + 2 mackersl
zUu 5bl> ground plaster
Boxes Nu>Cdt wine
g. oh, beet, No " g
! > bbiS bIIght yarnISh,
Zoe dn tar
10 boxes sweet cordials
win general assortment Of groceries and
SIP Chandlery aud pants; which " al be sold
! oct 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-23
FIFTH CLASS.

besides an immense number OF smaller
prizes.
Prizes only to be draarn
Not t1rO bianES to prize.
The drawing viii take place as above
stated, and will BE- completed IL SO d. y.
ings with all possible despatch, under lirs
superintendent OF
Il. I. "eiShtman,
William Brent,
Jolr Davidson.
Gauiel Rapine. SManagfrs.
Thomas h. Gi!iiss;
Moses Yong, md
Andrew Nau,.Ir.
The erea, despatch which has uniformly
been made 10 the drawing OF Va, t,rnev
classes OF hi. lottery, and the in ntnse ,Unt-
Der Of spl :ndid capital prizes, ccDlhned
with the low prize OF tickets Afford The great
est ind, cen ents to advenrurer. 10 make M
vestments ;n Ibis LOTTERY, coDiess'"ly tho
most 6r'lisn, IN the United States.
Whole Tickets, S13
Halves, 6 50
Quarters, 8 20
Eishths, &c
A whole ticket may produce DiCc.ooo
An hall ticket sy produce $4,000
A quarter uoket nay lroduce 10000
An eighth ay lrocu'e j. BOO
GTOrdeTs by mail or private oGrryancs
tor uckets in this or any oil er Lottery VIII
meet prom pt attention addressed to
]. Ii. RUNNELS'
Lucky Lottery Office,
King st. i'eIondria.
\. B. Tickets will aGyauce On the Isl
of October TO l3 dolls. shares IN proportion.
cent : u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
From Me Boston Palladium

Suspicious are entertained in Calcutta,
that the Nico5ar islands, Tat the entrance
OF the Gulf oil Bengal are inhabited bv a
gang OF pirates, headed by an Enghshman
by the naGls Of Wm. Worthiugt Oh, but
called John by the natives was sup.
posed ship had been recently cut off :.
and attempts had been made to entice
others into port. Many OF the boats which
came Oti from Bempoka, to an English
ship, in Dec. last, contained old copper
and nails, which they reported to
have taken from a ship that had been
wrecked there-an exorbitant price was
asked Tor those articles, and thew said
they could not take less, unless the shin
came to anchor In port. Boats likewise
came of from Nancowy, containing old
sheet copper. bolts, and nails; but moth
ing was purchased, nor would the CAPTAIN
enter any Of the hsrbours. One of the
boats contained letter from Worthipg.
ton, dated in April, 1920. addressed to
the commanders of any English vessels
that might pass that way. stating that he
was very poor and distressed, and beg
ging them to take him sway-a favorable
answer was returned by capt Pearl, ofthe
Indiana; who hove to, and remained some
hours. But w would not come on boa I'd,
unless the ship came into the harbor. and
anchored, when he would supply her with
sssry thing the Island afforded-this was
refused. In one of the boats was Por-
tnsuese looking man, dressed in the Eu-
roPean style.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
30 or 30 Head of Cattle,

rAN b wintered on n Farm convenient
~ 10 Alexsndria, on reasonable terms.
Great care will be isksn of them, but they
wiz 5e at the risk OF the owners. There -
an abundance OF provender on The larm'
which will be consumed in feeding TO STOCK.
a. the OBJECT is 10 make manure. Enquire"
the Printer.
move. esd3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30

Rs.ard Of good actioa.-We have seen
nine beautiful silver cans manufactured by
Mr.. J. ". Forbes, No. 100 Broadway, to
the order of the public spirited merchants of
our city, for The purpose Of being presented
to the niBe sailors, being the crew Of the
John 4. Edua-d, who lately boarded the
wreck OF The ship Sea.Fox. which they fell
in with al sea. and cot out from her hold
four human beings alive. The following is
the inscription on the cans I" Presented to
--, BY the citizens Of y. York,
for his eIerlions in saving fouI seamen from
the wreck OF ship Sea Fox, Oct. 50, 1871"
i bus noble act is perpetuated by this dona-
ton, and the sailors silver can well be con.
sidered valuable keep sake to their poste.
rity. The pieces of plate intended for
capt. Knight, and his mates, are not yet fin.
i.bed.
The following are the names OF .eamen
TO whom the cans are presented:
Joshua Knight, sou Of capt. knight
James Brown. carpenter. Of Richmond
William Roberts, Of Philadelpbia
Thomas Slater, of London
Thomas Thompson Of Portland
John Ratclif, Of Baltimore
Samuel Acams, of Bath
Daniel Yer Porter, Dutchmam
Annibal Simmons Cook
IN. Y. Ev. Post.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30

landing ofsuch person or persons, expressive
Of tbei, names. that Of the vessel, that Of tho
security ond lime OF residence granted, with
directions tn be accordingly recorded and
duly certified.
Art. 3-The Recorder to be appointed
shall keep book, 10 which be mus, distinct.
" enrol the names, that Of the vessel, the
port of departure, date of arrival. occupation
name OF the security, time Of residence a
lowed, and whether he arrived with or with.
out passport, time OF departure. the secur;
~ cancelled or the time extended.
Art. 4.-Ofhcial notice Of this order to /.
served on the Collector Of the Customs that
be may not permit the landing Of any bag.
gage without the necessary permit, which
is to be returned to the Registry appointed
for this special purpose.
Art. 5.-The officers of the revenue mus,
make known 10 al the Captains OF foreign
vessels that their passengers, be them Of
whatever class they may, cannot be landed
without first complying With the formalitie.
in the frs, Article. that they may Otherwise
be compelled to carry them back in the same
vessel under the responsibility required in
: case OF contrsvsntion OF fine 500 dollar, pc.
nalty unless the rights Of hospitality may re-
quire nilder measures, Of which the govern.
nent is to be duly informed to take such or,
der thereupon as II shall see 6t.
(Signedl MANY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
MANY.
From The ". y. National Allocate, Nor. %
PORTUGAL.


In the sitting OF the Cortes, on the 9Sth
ult. note was read from the minister of
the interior, requiring to know, whether
his majesty could appoint one of bis eoun.
cillors to the Office of one OF the secreta.
ries OF state for the several departments
into which the affairs OF the kingdom are
divided" This question WAS discussed
with great vshemence. One deputy de.
slared that the minister haG sinister views
in propounding it, winch he would expose
if it were persisted in; another proclaim
ed it "maneuvre;" and many declared
that power of nomination would be az,
inroad upon the constitution. After a
warm debate, it was decided that the king
cannot appoint one Of his councillors to
such sscretary-ship, Ser to any other Of.
fee or employmsnt,
The following is the list of the new
Portuguese ministry:
Jose de Silva Caryalho, minister for tho
department of justice.
Felipe Fsrrsira de Arranjo, minister
for tho home department.
joe Ignacio da Costa, minister Of
finance.
Sebasrio Joze de Carvalho, minister Of
the treasury.
Quintela, (vice admiraD minister Of
marine.
Pampelona, minister Of war.
Silvss,re Pinheiro, minister of foreign
affairs.
The above are all Liberals.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Boston. Nou. 93.
We received last evening by the fast
sailing ship Triton, Captain Bussey. from
Liverpool, I.ondsn papers to the 29d,
Liverpool to the cath of October. and
Lioyd's Lists, IL days later than before
received. All probability of an immodi-
ate war between any of the powers of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30

From the Boston Patrtot of Nor. 60.
NEWSPAPER PILFEasRs BEWARE -Enoeh
Caney was Yesterday summoned before
justice, charged with stealing one OF cur
papers from the door of store, at which it
had been lett by our carrier, and sentenced
to pay fine with costs, amounting 10 5dol-
lar. II cents.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
rA Charity Sermon on he.

half of the ST. Andrews Sociefy-ths pro
ceeds Of which to be distributed to the poo,
of the town in general, may be expected
next Lords day morning, in the first Presby-
terrain church, from the Rev. Elias Harrison.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30

Capt. Lovett, from Samarang, informs
that it had been very sickly at that place
previous to his arrival Itwas estimated
That IS, 900 persons had died there with
in two months of cholera morbus. The
disease had subsidized in great measure
at Samsrang, but was still raging ut Ba-
tavia. The Dutch squadron had returned
to Batavia, from successful expedition
against Palsmbang, having on board the
Raiah Of that province as prisoner.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
Charleston, NoU. Is.
FROM HAVANA.

The pilot-bost schr. Ann Maria, Cap
tain sisson, arrived at this port yesterday,
in days from Havana; bound to Savan-
na \, and brought no newspapers. Capt.
>. reports thst the Spanish "a Asia, ar
rived at Havana about the 10th inst.
from Vera Cruz, having on board
D3, 500, 900 in spesis-ths Asia brought
u report of the death of the Fice-Roy OF
Mexico, supposed to have been poisoned,
It was also reported at Havanna, that a
gang of pirates, about 20 in number, had
constructed two small forts on Cape An
tonic, for their protection. The U. >.
schr. Tartar, Lieut.. Crawley, was at Ha-
vana. and would sail in one or two days
for New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
Baltimore, Nor. q.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Our European adyices received to-day via
Boston, are down to the oath October, fifteen
days later than those published last Thurs
day; they shew a decline in the prices Of
Whest since the weekly average of the goth
of September of upElfds of nine shilliugs.
The statement contained in the annexed ex-
tract FROM Liverpool letter Of the 22d ult.
If uue, necessarily induces the belief that
the ports in England will sot be open to the
admission Of our -four, and renders the pros
pect OF our Bread Stuifs being admitted in
70 Canada and the West-Indies rather pro-
blematicsl. Notwithstanding these unfa-
rourahle appearances, many o. the large
holders of -four, who did not confidently
expect the opening of the ports in England,
still insist on better price, in consequence OF
the acknowledged shortness of the crops in
sG-;-,,s..-s.---------.i---
the British possessions may yet he opened,
which has had the effect of preventing much
alteration in the markets, as may be seen by
our quotations Fed. Gaz.
Flour superiDe, wharf, 25 to so
DO, do. wagon, 6 30 10 8 62 l-2
Wheat, White, 1 80 to l 10
Do. red, 23 to l 80
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-30
Liverpool, Oct. 50.

liverpool, Oct. E3.
The corn market is dat and declining
average OF wheat is 81 IA, the two previous
ones were Gas. IDS. and 7os. I'd. The
prospects therefore OF the ports opening, is
YeIJ distant, aud hoar ought only TO be im-
ported Tor all export demand, and which
would not AFFORD 30s. per Dol. If much
comes forward. At present fresh Flour
would bring 3Us. and sour Is or 10 ia bond.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
Mesrs. Manning &. Tyumbull-

Ardent feelings often lead their posaessor
into errour. The Editor of the National Egis.
IN his last paper, in long article not more
dlspassionate than the times will warrant.
labours to excite or to cherish prejudice
against MIR. Quincy, who was guilty of having
four or five votes, in this town, for Governour.
In doing this, he introduces quotation, in
such connection, and under. such circum-
stances, as to lead to the inference that it is
the language or the opinion of Mr.. Quincy
and that the latter has, upon some occasion,
actually said, it is "unbecoming moral and
religious people to rejoice in the cictories Of our
c0Is'ltrynlen."
TO assert that Mr.. Quincy ever uttered
such sentiment, is quite an errour. It's.
suppose, true that he, with many other good
men, believed the late war to be unjust and
have always understood that he, therefore,
expressed an opinion that it was unbecoming
to rejoice at victories attained in its prosecu-
ton: in other words, that it was scrong to re-
jOice in the success Of injustice. This is the
real sentiment expressed.
Now, whether Mr.. Quincy was right in be-
lieving the war to be unjust, may be ques-
ton; but, if he was wrong in that belief, it
will hardly be imputed to him as crime.-
Assuming, however, that opinion to have
been correct, the correctness of the senti-
ment expressed by him viii hardly be ques-
toned.
Perhaps, Messrs. Editors, you will think
this subject not unworthy of notice, when vow
recollect that MANY individuals are probably
not aware that the sentiment imputed to Mr..
Quincy, an the .Egis, acas nerer oppressed by
ham. aat FAIR PLAY.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
WORCESTER,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1921.
THE CONSTITUTION.

Notwithstanding the prevalence of
the opinion that no amendment of the
Constitution is necessary, we hear, on
every side, expressions of surprize at
the appearance of the votes upon the
proposed amendments. Individuals who
thought Convention unnecessary, and
have voted against all the most impor-
tant amendments, on the ground that
the existing provisions of the Constitu-
ton are wise, and capable of being still
carried into effect, have been astonished
to find that a large majority of the peo-
pie, by their recent vote, have virtual
ly decided that the exigencies of the
State did not require Convention
By rejecting the Fifth Article, the peo-
pie have decided that there is no diff
Guilty in apportioning forty Senator's, ac-
cording to fair construction of the
Constitution : and thus the supposed ne
csssity for Convention, it is shown,
never existed.
AS for the people of the County of
Worcester, we never believed they de-
SIRED Convention. The most of them
did not vote on the question, and they
probably suffered it to pass without OPP
position from a regard to the supposed
wishes of other parts of the State.
The Fifth and Tenth Articles of a
mendment, proposed by the Convention,
are unquestionably rejected by the
people /; and there is little doubt that
, the FIRST and Ninth have met with the
same fate. 1t is also very probable that
the Second has not been accepted, not
withstanding it passed the Convention
by vote in the proportion of eight to
one. The Seventh, which proposes
very desirable change in the mode of
appointing Notaries Publick, is not i'm
probably lost on account of an obnox-
ious clause annexed to it, concerning the
removal from Office of militia officers.
This is to be regretted, as the clause
alluded to has no proper comexion with
the principal subject Of the Article.
We have received statements of the
Yeas and Nays upon the several Arti-
cles, in &c towns in this County. The
votes in twenty Of them, upon the LIST,
9TH, and 10th, Articles, were published
last week. We now subjoin the aggre-
gate of the votes, in all of them, upon
all the articles.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
The Season.-On Wednesday

The Season.-On Wednesday last,
at noon, a Snow-storm commenced, which
continued with considerable violence, for
thirty hours. A great quantity of snow fell,
much of which remained on Friday morning.
On Saturday it had mostly disappeared.
On Monday evening, at o'clock, it again
began to snow, and continues showing at this
moment, CTucsday, 8 O'Clock, P. Ny Not
withstanding the warmth of the earth, the
snow, it IS ascertained, is now not less than
l6 inches deep on level, and the roads are
very much INSTRUCTED. The Thermometer at
sunrise, (Tuesday) was at 80 deg. Greeting
point J and at noon, at 30.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
CoMMoEwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In Senate. Fsbt,ayv Is. 1921.

49, es~~@'~f ScesNfy as AO~Ae
Whereas report has been made by a COM
mittee of both Houses on the subject, COM
promise Of various matters to be settled be-
tween the State of Maine and this Common
wealth, and as this report involves many inn
portant subjects, requiring mature considera-
ton, and as the present session will close this
day Therefore, ordered, that this report be
referred to the next session Of the General
Court, to commence on Tuesday, the seven
teenth day of April next.
Ordered, further, That His Excellency the
GOVERNOR be requested to communicate to
the GOVERNOR of the State of Maine, that
the contract made between the two States,
subject to the ratification of the respective
Legislatures, has been here considered, and
that the important nature thereof renders it
expedient to defer the further consideration
thereof to the next session Of the Legislature
of this State, to be holden in April.
Sent dotcn for concurrence,
JOHN PHILLIPS, President.
House Of Representatives., Feb. Is, 1921.
Read and concurred,
JOSIAH QUINCY, Speaker.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
T)ien.

In Sterling, on the Sd inst. after short ILL
ness, Mr.. Joseph Goss, aged IS.
In Princeton, Miss Lucinda How, daughter
Of Mr.. Antipas How, aged 40
In Hardwick, on the 30th ult. Miss Rebe-
kah Paige, eldest daughter Of Timothy Paige,
Esq. aged "a. Prt,iters in Ne,c- York and
Ternom are requested 10 insert thts.
In Sutton, on the 18th ult. Mr.. Daniel Hyde,
aged &c.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

We shall be obliged to Town-Clerks
who viii furnish us with returns from
their respective towns, in order that we
may be able, ere lepg, to present full
view of the state ofNhe votes upon eve-
ry Article in all the towns in this Coun-
tV
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
The new>L Lao.
Mr. Enron M

MT. EDITOR,
wish to inquire Of the advocates for the
,,e'o system respecting our Courts of Common
Pleas, wl'ether they intended to have it estab-
lished on constitutional grounds, or not? If
they did, | will thank them to compare the
extracts given below, and inform me, how
they are to be made to coincide with each
other. The Conaitutio,i says, "aH scrits issu-
ing out of the Clerks Office, in any of the
Courts of law, shall bear test of the first JUS
tice of the Court to which they shall be re-
turnable.''
The Act respecting the new Court says,
that "all acrits and precepts, issuing from the
Court Of Common Pleas, shall bear test Of
one Of The Justices Of said Court"
MATTHEW HALE.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

0rWe desire our readers not to inn
impute any neglect to as in publishing the No
tice of the next CATTLE SHOW, after it had
appeared in another quarter. II would have
gratifed us to have been INDUCED with the
opportunity Of furnishing them with it as early
as it was given to portion of the,publick.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

The Supreme Judicial Court commenced
its April Term for this County, ye,terday-
present, Chief Justice PARKER. The Charge
to the Grand Jury was such as we always ex-
pect from that Judge-interesting, instructive
and eloquent
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

1t is worthy of notice, that at the opening
Of the Supreme Court in this town, yesterday,
notwithstanding the inclemency of the wealth
er, the whole number summoned to compose
the Grand and Traverse Juries, seasonably
attended, and answered to their respective
names. This fact furnishes evidence of
state Of general health through the County,
which calls for our devout gratitude; and Of
punctuality in the discharge of publick duty,
which is highly honorable to our citizens.
Communicated.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

Is due, and receive their deeds; and they viii
unquestionably il they are able.
OF the amount due for timber and grass, it
is doubtful whether much viii be obtained
without coercion, as persons engaged in tin-
Der cutting are mostly those who have been
heretofore trespassers, and they feel as If
privileged to make strip and waste without
being amenable to any power whatever.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
MARRLED.

In Winchendon, by the Rev. Eber L. Clark
Mr.: John Eaton, jun. of Gardner, to Miss Bet
sy Easily, Of Winchendon.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
ddIorrcSter 1bank.

Director JGr tie ensuing neck,
SAMUEL M. BURNSIDE, Esq.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
YoTES FOR GoVERNoUR.
Foote's for Register of Deeds.
1865

There 5 probably no choice of Register
The result Of the late ballot shows, however,
that the RoPlc have but two candidates; and
at new rial they will undoubtedly decide
in favourf one Of those two.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18

In addition to the statement given a.
bove, we have the aggregate Of the
votes in 45, towns out of this County,
which, added to the aggregate of the
votes in the County, give the following
result
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-04-18
&l8186 51

OF the aforesaid amount, it is impossible
to calculate what part viii be paid; It is,
however, for the interest in most and proba-
bly, all cases for the contractors to pay what