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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Drafts

Drafts
an New York,
~ Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and
Richmond, Va.
Either al sight, or short dates, can, at
all times, be had IN sums, to suit purcha-
serS, at
Lottery and Exchange Office.
Pennsylvania Avenues.
Who wish 10 purchase
North Carolina
S S0usn caI saa fBANK NOTES
Virginia
sep l2
Boiling Cloths.
JONATHAN JANNEY, has for sale
= an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths Of Superior
Quality.
All orders from Millers or others will
be particularly attended to.
Also.
A constant supply of
sGr0usd Plaster,
for sale by the ton, barrel OF bushel, at a
very reducedprice.
0rCash given for empty barrels.
9 mo 29 2awtf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
To Farmers and Planters.

To Farmers and Planters.
4 Will furnish young FRUIT TREES on
u moderate terms to such as may wish
to improve their farms in tins way
.apples, Peaches, Pears, Fiumbs
.ipricots,
and a variety OF sHRUBERY, from the Nur.
sery of DANIEL SMITH, near Burlang-
ton, New-Jersey. In a climate like ours,
these delicious fruits nay he bao IL album
dance al small expence. by every farm er
who leels disposed 10 bestow portion of
his time and labour in their CULTIVATION
A catalogue OF the trees may be bad at my
store, near the corner OF King aud Royal.
streets, where orders will be received and
forwarded. GEORGE DRIkKL2,
Agent for Daniel Smith.
ONO I'll If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
I'm THE new coppered brig MED
X&FORD, Jacob Covngton. master !;
viii sail by the 10th of September, and
take some small freight or passengers. APP
ply to. VIM. FOWLE q 20.
Who hone for sale. iandiag from, said brig
5000 lbs St. Domingo Coffee
Is Hhds muscovado sugar
Boxes OF superior quality
20 half do. HAVANA sEGARs.
10 Pipes Holland gin
100 Tons Plaster PARIS.
aug 90 It
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Livery Stable.

STHE subscriber. living on Duke street
4 between Fairfax and Royal streets,
most respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has procured hand
some carriage and very careful driver
Also Gigs, which he will hire on the most
moderate terms.
He has also several good riding horses,
sni continues to take horses at livery by
the month, week or day.
oct I2 Iawtf ALEXANDER WEST.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Removal.

Removal.
try1LlAM MORGAN has removed
Nv n The house lately occupied by the
:, Cone, few doors west Of the
S s,.N Inn, and directly opposite to
y e 8: gibson + Co.'S apothecary store /;
NAV. I. ~ he has fitted up handsome store,
", .ai' n GOOD an assortment OF ladies' ana
ealsusn's
SHOES 8 BOOTS,
J. e,u be- found in the District, OF else
|rssss. He has just received supply OF
|s,",sd silks. ofall CO ours very stout. aud
Isnm,rk Sattins ofthe very best quality;
S;ch With his former stock, will es'blss
In loexe cute all orders with neatness y
MOaIch: and on as reasonable terms as
NV other in The District.
Nh. All orders from the country
npkfuIly received and punctually atten-
ddto. .e
sept. 81 -. Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29

Ctealn-DOat POTOMAC,
lp11,cHfor speed and accommodation
w : equal to any 0'hsf' continues TO
.'s1s FIX, Alssaadr'a and NO.
~" shington.
y, the city oil Washington at 8
She le sssry Thursday morning, and A.
osl0ck sss :, }sali past 8; an :, after landing
Islandrta :. !, convenient places on the RI
u,seugels - s and at Old Point Comfort,
yer rss0 ;, Norfolk on Friday mernlng IN
arrives = ~ :. Sosthem Stages, and the steam
|tins p y Richmond and Petersburg. oa q
Issis' n mora,ng she leaves Norfslk at Il
aostfy s mr al alexandra on TUESDAY
oslox, and md proceeds direct to the city OF
\. 2 ess, on n. B Horses and carriages
t,i:a y Tss Proprietors of the Steam boat
. .. are DESTROYS to grant every ac-
Pe'qnasS ., S's 10 passengers, and have ar
ssnHlsa1,sss ~ line Of departure and arrival in
r'assu 'as IN r.. as to admit passengers from
|sGl us - and Petersburg to transact bu.
Ernl y Norfolk; and those proceeding TO
g = = ard, to transact business at A,
thsne' in" "a I ashiugton without loss OF
lelanaf'a aHN may g
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
Oysters, &c. &c.

OJ0COHO3 W.
TINE subscriber, thankful for past fa-
Il vors. respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he still continues his
establishment on King-st. nearly opposite
the Washington Tavern, where they can
be supplied as usual with Good Liquors.
and during the season with
Oysters s other Refreshments,
which be pledges himself shall be as good
as the town can afford, and on the mos
reasonable terms. Il. SANDS. I
N. b. Private families can be supplied
with oysters by the pint, quart, or larger
quantity. oct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
To Rent.

Twenty Dollars Reward
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living
IN in Nanjemoy. Charles county, Ma
ryland. on the 7'b of last month"; black
man by the name OF
SPENCER,
About feet or inches high, 25 or 80
years of age. Had on when be went Of
pair of corduroy trcwsers, made in the
fashion, white cotton shirt, and | think
a grey round about Spencer has dowu
look, With large under lip, which hangs
much, and when so, any person may dis.
cover be is great chewer OF tobacco -
His father.is named Moses who has bought
himself; formerly the property OF Benja-
min Du!any, deceased. Moses is black
man and believe lives now in Alexandra.
Any person that will con6ne him 10 any
Jail shall receive the amount Of twenty doA:
lars WIN DEN -
oct 10 ow
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
CoHEN's OFFICE, Baltimore,
Oct. q, 1922.

CoHEN's OFFICE, Baltimore,
Oct. q, 1922.
OFFICIAL REPORT of the Seth draw.
ing OF the
Observation-Disclosures lottery
Nos. 1904 1885 prizes of D1OG
*ll52 *2797 1888 50
20 priz es Of 90, and 148 of 10 each.
All marked thus sold at Cohen's Of
ice where was sold to a gentleman in
Alexandria the great capital prize of Thir-
ty Thousand Dollars, drawn Oh Thursday
last.
Adventures holding small prizes should
nave them invested in the
maryland State Lottery,
which will commence 10 few weeks and
will be completed in Ten Drawings only
The capitals (aH to be FLoATlNa) are
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
and the usual proportion OF Thousands and
minor denominations
nrTICKETS WILL RISE
on the ist of next month to Ten DOL
LARS present price only Nine Dollar
and shares in proportion, to be had in the
greatest variety of Nos. at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
William Fowle i Go.

William Fowle y 90.
fave landing from sloop William,
IL capt. M'Lellan,
\ SO bolts superior quality Russia duck
so do ravens do
I2 hhds retailing molasses
and for sale on board SAID Stoop, at
Central aohart,
loco bushels Potatoes oct IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
(, SHOES & BOOTS,

Notice.
THE co.partnership heretofore existing
j under the firm OF
So d. REED,
h his day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
An persons having demands against the
|ale irp are requested to present them to
|.ilher Of the concern for adjustment, and
I'm those indebted are called upon to make
Immediate payment as no longer indul-
|,ence can be given on outstanding ac-
mOlsl SlLAS REED,
1890 NAVIn PEED
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29

To Rent.
Sra The subscriber wishes to rent
&41H for one or more years, lis wharf
HsSH and warehouse. The warehouse
&6 is 3 stories high, fire proof, and
having every convenience for an extensive
business. The wharf is ITO feet in length,
and 40 in breadth, and has water of suffi4
eent depth for the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
aug Is #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
John Yates,
attorney at Lo7v,

Attorney at Lo7U,
OFFERS his professional services TO
~ the public, and will practice certain
la in Charles county, Md. also, If encou-
ragged, in Montgomery, Prince Georges
and St. Mary's County, Az to promises
for care and attention, (which are usual
be makes none-suffice it to say, reputa.
ton, success and support greatly depend
upon prompt, honest and conscientious
discharge OF duty.
Port Tobacco, Oct. 8.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-29
PLANTATION,

or Farm, On which he nov resides, either
with or without the Stock and hands, as
maybe desirable.--To good and careful
tenant the terms would be advantageous.
Or with view to effect the same OBJ
1ect, would engage as a Manager or Oven
seer, steady in dus,rious nan ol sober
habits, capable OF taking the entire direc-
ton and management OF his agricultural
concerns. Persons wishing to engage in
either way, will please TO make applica-
tioI. to the Subscriber, {Ch rIe. County
Maryland) about FIVE miles below Piscata-
way.
PHILIP FORD.
oct "a 2aW4w
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24

the politicians Of This country and be there
fore wished the people, as well as the House,
to have full information upon Il.
Mr.. Cooke and Mr. Nelson, Of Va. both
rose to address the House on the subject :
but the Speaker announced, that the hour al
lotted for the consideration Of original motions
had expired.
The House then resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole on the state of the Union,
4 Mr.. Nelson, Of Va. in the chair.)
MIR. Baldwin moved that the resolution sub
mitted by him in relation to the tariff be now
taken into consideration and the question
being taken thereon, il was decided in the
negative-ayes SO, noes 10.
The remainder Of the day was taken up in
discussing the propriety OF paying for horses
lost in the Seminole war.
TUESDAY, AlRIL 16.--The unfinished morn
ing Business OF yesterday, in relation to the
printing Of an extra number of copies of the re-
port of the committee on the subject OF re-
trenchment ami finance being first in order
Mr.. Cook msved to lay the motion on the
table, which vas put and carried-ayes, g.
nays, 43.
Fhe committee of the whole were discharg-
ed from the further consideration Of the joint
/ resolution, in relation to the use of lnlay's
new invented patent for the security Of the
mail, and tie same being laid on the table
Mr.. Batanan moved two amendments-the
one to MAXI it Imperative upon, instead of dis
cretionary with, the Postmaster-General to
obtain anduse the said improvement; and the
other striking out the direction to pay the ex-
pense fros the contingent funds Of the Post
Office Dpartmeut; which were respectively
adopted. and the resolution was ordered to be
ensrossei for third reading.
An EXPRESSED bill for the relief of the officers,
volunteers, and other persons engaged in the
Seminde campaign, was read third time and
passed
wESsEsnAr, APRIL I'm committee OF
the who'll, the bill for reducing and fixing the
military peace establishment, occupied the at
tention IF the House.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24
HIGHRaYs.

We noticed, last week, the request of a COR
respondent, that we would publish the sub
stance Of case decided in our Supreme
Court, concerning the right of individuals and
the publick to the soil, and its profits, within
the limits of highways. The case alluded to-
settles principles of great Importance. and il
is proper they should be understood. 1t is
that of StackpOle and another against Healy.,
reported in Mass. Reports, vol. Is, p. SO.
The case, Invested Of its technicalities, was
this THE plaintiff complained of two acts of
trespass by the defendants cattle on his soil
and freehoId''-the FIRST on particular lot Of
land adjoining the highway and the second,
on that part of his land 6 over which the
highway runs.n-To the first ground of COM
plant, the defendant in his plea, answered
that his cattle S being Of right on said high
way, passing, repassing and grasing,n escaped
into the contiguous lot Of the plaintiff by reas-
on Of the defect of the plaintiffs fences which
he ought to have kept in repair. And to the
second cause of action, he answered that he,
and all the inhabitants Of his own town.
chad right on said highway "with their
cows to pass, repass and grOse y and that,
when the supposed trespass was committed,
he "with his cows were Of right passing, re.
passing and gsasing, in and upon said high
way"
10 these pleas the plaintiff dcmured--aSS
thus the validity Of the defence was referfd
at once to the decision Of the Couu.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24
BOSTON, APRIL TO-
LATEST FROM GIBRALTAR.

Gibraltar papers have been received
by Mr.. Topliff to the 9th ult The
Spanish Cortes for 1929 and 1923 had
been organized, and Gen. Riego chosen.
President--Mr Salyate is Vice-Presi-
dent. The session was opened by the
delivery of the Kings speech on the 1st
Of March. He compliments them on
the new proof which the opening of
the new legislature affords of the sta
bility of the constitutional system, and
upon the defeat of the attempts made
upon the publick tranquility by the good.
sense and constancy for which the Span
iards are SO conspicuous. He informs
the Cortes that the relations with the
other powers hold out the prospects of
lasting peace, and that the rumours TO
the contrary are without foundation.
lie says that in the internal state of the
country there has not been time for
any considerable improvements since
the new system began, and that amelio-
rations have been retarded by great and
notorious obstacles. The President, in
reply, remarks, that from the incessant
Vaccinations Of the enemies of freedom,
great resolution and energy are necessa-
ry, and that the obstacles thrown in
their way must be removedwith strong
hand.
The Portuguese Cortes have refused
70 give up two Spanish refugees on the
y
demand ofthe Spanish Charge d'Afiaires.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24
WORCESTER.
WEDNESDAY. ARM q. 1922.
CONGRES.S

The session of Congress il ~ wing near a
close and, although the two sIenscs are now
busily engaged in tho despatch of business
much must, probably, rcnain undone,
1t is often remarked tha; the session orolt
long since have terminated. For our partSs W..
wish it were to continue month longer than
is proposed. More business is completed -
this period Of the session, in a sinele wool
than is usually done in month at The Cor.
nsencement of a session. Were Conores. -
SIT until the first ofJune, there would be little
ACCUMULATION Of business at the commence-
ment OF the next session and little orc,s;o,>,
Tor gong over, second time, the ground
which has already been PARTIALLY explo,.
ed.-Ihe expense of a long session is NOT
worth consideration. 1t is bat "a drop IN tbs.
ocean.
Inc present PEotracted session has produced
one good effect, Il has led 10 st,ctar exan
nation into the pecuniary affairs Of the nat;o,
than has been usual ); and there NAV bo tbe,.
ny saved to the people greater amount &c
money than would be the expense Of ! -,
stant session of Congress. Indeed. we ,o,x
much doubt whether the people would H..
losers by keeping their Representatives A.
Washington the whole year. 1t has been ro.
marked that many Of the publick agents I'VE
40 noa mean the highest functionaries) are II,
2 constant fever during the session of Congress.
ana That they do not rest quiet until the rec,
pes Representatives have separated. If there
. any foundation for such remark, then, IN
ueed' IS there the nose cause for a protracted
session OF Congress. The longer The sessions
OF that body, the better, # such be the state 81
pnbick affairs. The National Intel:gencer.
Oh last thursday, says" There is, ne aam.,,
q closer scrutiny than there used to be Of APP
preparations. Again, then, we say, lot Us
have long sessions of Congress.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24

Supreme Cout.-Thc term of the srnrer,..
Court, commenced in this town last week bx
the Chief Justice, closed yesterday. Several
! convictions have taken place, during the
term, and the conviets sentenced as mention
cd below -
Moses Learned, lad about thittecn or four
teen years old conxict by his own plea-fcs
mallciously burning schoo-house. -Solitarv
imprisonment enc day, and confinement. in.
the house OF Correction, to hard labour for
two months And for another similar offence
thesame punishment. The Chief Justice. a.
we learn by the note of a gentlemen present.
observed that the mld,ess of the sentence.
was wholly owing to the youth of the offen-
oer' VINO was affectionately and seriously adj.
monlshed of the consequences of such = course.
Oh conduct, and informed that if he sbon,d
hereafter be guilty and convicted of a similar
onence, the mildness of the present punish
ment would be considered as an asgrayation.
of the cri,ne.n
Parker HOward, for Larceny in a sbon..
Solitary imprisonment five days-coninement
to hard labour in the States Prison, three
years and for larceny in dwelling-house,
solitary imprisonment FIVE days--confne.
ment to hard labour in the States Prison, two.
years.
Catherine neutrality-suspicious. inn
Pnsonment, three days confinement to hard.
labour, in the House of Correction. one wear
Chamberlain fa,am-c convict by his own
plea--for passing counterfeit Bank bills.-soli-
tary Imprisonment, three days--ooninement
TO hard laoour in the House of Correction, six
monshs.-fFarnum is young man, who had
before sustained a reputable character; which,
circumstance, with Others urged in mitigation,
was probably the cause ofso mild punish.
mcnt.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-04-24

tent. The more numerous the practi-
TONERS among the respectable members.
ofthe faculty, the more advantageous TO
the community. Indeed vaccination is
so well understood, so easily endured by
the subject of it, and so beneficial in lie
consequences, that neglect Of it is but
little short of criminality in any person.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
FOURTH OF JULY.
SELECTED ToAsrs.
By The Baltimore INDEPENDENT Blues.

By The Baltimore INDEPENDENT Blues.
The Declaration of lndependence-the hand
writing on the wall to the Belshazzers OF Great
Britaln--'they that said had power to do it'-Tune
Hail Coiumbia--full band.
The United States of America--Greece without
its prde--Rome without its ambition.
Yankee Doodte--fnll band
The Constitution of the United States--The
Mirror OF Political Justice, rejecting the rights o
man--Iemtie Of Li5erty-full band.
The Army-The protector of Beauty & Booty
in war the mountain storm, in peace the gale o
spring--March 5th Injaafry--ful band.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
SECOND ODE.

Like the bow in Eastern sky,
When the storm has hurtled by,
CLOVIS Respondent from on high,
FREEDOMS JUBILEE.
Raise aloud the festal strain,
Pledge the memory, yet again,
OF the heroes who were slain
FIGH-ING VALIANrLY.
When the storm of battle poured,
Then proud Albion's tyrant horde
Met the dauntless freeman's sword,
FLASHING VICTORY.
Sons Of heroes who have bled,
o. revere the patriot dead,
Whose best blood so nobly shed,
CAVE YOU LIBERTY.
Be your affairs DER their tomb,
There let lovelcst flow'rels bloom,
Breathing holy, sweet perfume,
To THEIR MEMORY.
BY the glories Of the brave;
BY the blood, which tinged the wave;
BY the patriots hallowed grave;
SWEAR YOU'LL STILL BE FREE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A Pat, an old joker-snd Yankee more sly,
Once riding together, gallows passd by'
SAID the Yankee to Pat, if don't make too free,
Give that eallows its due, and pray where would
you be y
m Why, honey" says Pat" that's easily known;
I'd be riding 10 town by myself all alone
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19

The person who time ago took the first volume of
the Letters of Junus large octavo from the library, No
O5 Market street, to read is requested c return it. with
out further delay. tt.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
}. los, NARNET sTREET, WILMENGToN; DE-.
FRIDAY, JULY, 1922

SONG OF THE SOUTH SEA ISLANDER.
Come brothers, no more will we roam,
As yet we are guiltless and tree;
Let us haste to the innocent land of our home,
To the green isles in yonder smooth sea.
Our huts areayet open and rude,
Our groves are still fragrant and wild,
Our shores, as our hearts, are as yet unsubdued,
And our heaven still lucid and mild
But the pale man has come from the east,
Has avarice ransacks The globe,
He has seen us by nature, all brown and undrest,
And tain would bind on us his robe.
When TO yonder green isle we return,
We shall hear OF the pallid mans creed;
Of doctrines, OF laws, and OF arts shall we learn,
Which nature ne'er taught us TO heed.
He will speak of strange forms and DEGREES,
OF mysteries, and dogmas Of yore
And say the Great Spirit, wrapt up in these,
Can smile on us fondy no more.
Of Laws he will lofuy tell,
But ah out OF Yces they poured:
Of ARTs--bul they fashioned the poisoning Still,
The Coin, and the death-gving Szvord!
OF FREDom-but Africa's coast
| Shows red where his footsteps have trod
He speaks of REL1GIoN-his shame and his boast
/ - hdScu tOU vi CudLIelS OF DlOOui
Yet hasten we homeward with glee,
And bound DER the broad surgy stream;
Like himself though the bigot would have US 70 be
Fen let him enjoy his vain dream.
| ooe6cs Co.
The following odes sung, during the celebration Of
our National Anniversary at Fanueil Hail. Ihursda,
last We not at liberty to the author of the
first, although are extremely DESTROYS to crafty The
public who were delighted with the performances =
The second, is from the pen of Mr.. N. IL. Wrght-a
PEN which has long been welded in the of Free
dom. Bost. Par.
FIRST ODE.
Why did the nations rage3
Why with US battle wage!
Twas vain thing
| Why climbed our hills their brave {
Sought they soldiers grave!
Then what they sought we gase:---
God was our King.
When from our guardian tide,
Queen OF the Isles thy pride
Homage would wiring;
HE who heavens arrows tips
Speaks in our smoking ships:
'No'!-say their iron lips,
Sod here is King
Peace now, DER field and flood,
Sails, and no more In blood
Dips her white wing:---
Nor on the Moorish plain,
Nor on the mighty main,
Clanks there brothers chain:--
God is our King.
Pure as the patriots wreath,
Free as the air we breathe,
This day we bring,
From the green earth and sea,
Where dweeth Liberty,
Incense OF praise to THEE,
Great God our King.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-19
NO. SIS.
TO BE LET,

A room No los, Market Street, suitable for dry goods
store Apply as above. Possession 25th inst.