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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19

presentin Colombia there are no Spaniards,
and thus have consequently fulfilled, beyond
nv hopes, the inestimable work OF peace
owe it TO myself to resign pablo AFFAIRS, be.
cause having grown grey inthe service OF my
country, ought to dedicate the remaining
third part of life, to my glory and my repose.
The schooner General Stricken, Harrison,
arrived here last evening IN Is days from St.
Johns, Porto Rico, reports that the y. S. ship
5ohn Adams, capt. Renshaw, arrived there on
the 18th September, and sailed on the 30th for
the Spanish Maine. The privateers out of
Porto Rico still continued their depredations on
american commerce. The schr. Louisiana OF
New Orleans, from Cuba for st. Thomas, was
brought into st. Johns; the cargo condemned
and vessel cleared The day before sailing
there was report at st. Johns thatan Auieri-
can man OF war schooner had dismasted, sunk,
killed and wounded every soul On board one Of
the Privateers from that place, which had eau
Sed SO great an excitement against Americans
that 1t was dangerous ior them to 90 about the
CITY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Livery Stable.

THE subscriber. living on Duke street
Il between Fairfax and Roy streets,
most respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has procured hand
some carnage and very careful driver
Also Gigs, which he will hire on The mes,
moderate terms =
He has also seyeral good riding horses
and continues To take horses at livery by
the month, week or dsy.
oct l2 lawU ALEXANDER WEST.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
SM MARINE LIST, sa9a
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
,orInn rnnm Gle REAn1Ne-knnn nnars

ARRIVED-oCT. is.
Schrs. Su, u, Davis; Happy Return,
Thoroughbred; and Eliza Ann, Hobbs,
Currlluck /; shingles.
SAILED.
Ship Boston, Finley, Gibraltar.
Schr Packet, Hammond, Boston.
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk.
Shrs. Younger Son; and Hero; Curri.
tuck.
ARRIyED-ocr. 10.
Schr. Virginia. capt. Beaston, 9 days
from Philadelphia; full freight to merchants
OF the District.
Schr New Packet King, from East RE
yer; cargo barley, to Jsmes Entwisle.
Scbr. Sally, capt. Smith, 90 days from
St. Thomas sugar to Sam'l Messersmith.
Schr. Almira, Bears, s days from New
York freight TO merchants Of the Dist't
Brig Columbus, Marbury, at Port-au-
Prloce, Sept. s2, disch4rging.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
James s. Guhnell, NJ. ID.
Dentist,

ESPEC IFULLY offers bis services
~ as Dentist 10 the citizens and visi-
tors of the District Of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
Doctors Sim, +. May, Cutbusb, Hunt,
Sewall, Washington, Watkins, flashing.
ton. Doctors C. Worthington, P War
field, Henderson, n w. Worthington,
BohreT, Magruder, Georgetown Doctors
Semmes, Washington, Richards. Fitzhugh,
Peake, Stabler, alexandria.
Gen. John Mason Richard B. Lee, Esq.
Col. A. Henderson, Geo. Graham, Esq.
Rev. DR.. A Hunter. and DR.. Dick.
Dr. Us. Gunnell may be seen al bis Of
fee on the Pennsylvania avenue, the third
door west of 18th street, or two doors a.
bove Mr.. Dupont's Snuff and Fancy Store,
between the hours OF O'Clock A, VI. AND
6 P. M. and at his lodgings al Strother's
Hotel from o'clock z nj to 8 A. M.
oct Is Nv
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
.,oc TIE ToRTuRE.

HOW ~ I5 Ss II Aio0tgomery's high
SsS pasi,,;erlt mere taken prisoners oy
land .sssricail indians Allan macpher-
tbe A@sl. oe.lhem, witnessing The misers'
500, one b;s fellows, who had sbsea to-
e,efssSse i 1sa.h by the Indians, and seeing
.dfed 70 usr r;nO 5t6 commence The sane o.
then lsp panan himselis made signs thai
Re f sss something TO c9mmu s, u. An
be hs u.. ,s was brought. Macfheisop
isIe.lag.Iss,,os' that provided his Inc was spa
ted 'as,1 's.,v moments, he would commu-
red loI Z. &C. sscrel OF an extraordinary medi
nlca'e . NC il appliedto the skin, woulo
sa ,.s h to resist the slroHges. o,O ~ H.
eaus 'bawk or sword, snd mat !, sney
'OIl "a ,Ilow hin 10 20 10 The woods VIC
wOllu 4 % collect the plants proper IoF
gaa od;c,oe be wodid prepare u. aud al
this nsO oSnerifae Mt TO Je tried on bis owt
o7 We - he strongest and most exper
pssA - amongst them This story gam,
FaII.O oo me supersiitious crednlity OF tut
ca nv W. and the request OF the HIghlanl
inole,s Immediately complied with. Be-
e. , = =, INTO The woods, be soon returned
r'g s ss sacb plans as he chose TO pick up
:, . sun hailed these herbs, be rubbed bls
n ~ wilb their JUICE, and laying bis head
ness ~ of wood. desired The strongest
W ~, .,oope them 10 strike al his neck
ms nan he lomahawk, when he would ind
~. M,'U As c.uId not make the smallest lm'
'I'ss. - An indian, dwelling blow
P'sl 81 his might. cut with such force.
W.. WIZ me head flew offto the distance OF Sc
81. wards. The indians were fixed IN a
m aas at their own credulity d and the
.s5ress with which The prisoner had esca'
nd The lingering death prepared for him /;
IN instead OF being enraged at this escape
q their victim, they were SO pleased with
S;s ingenuity. that they retrained from m
Acting further crueIties on the remainder
3, toe prisoners.
: = Col. Stewards Sketches,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19

fSFThe members o. the Mechanic
Relief Society are invited to meet at the Town
Hail. this evening, at O'Clock, for the pur.
pose of attending the funeral of William Ram
say, Jun. deceased member.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Dancing school.

Dancing school.
MFR. GENERES has the honor Of in
lN forming the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Alexandria, that his Dancing School
will be open on
Tuesday the 9Th instant,
for the reception OF young Ladies and
young gentlemen, who are DESTROYS OF be-
ing instructed in the polite art oil DANCING.
Days of tuition will be- every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY; 8 O'Clock ID
the evening for young Ladies, and at tor
young Gentlemen.
The practising Ball. will commence on
THURSDAY NEXT, 10th inst. and will con-
tinue on the same evening. once tort
night during the season.
oct 5 iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Dariien, Oct. 8.

Darien, Oct g. .
Or. F.. G. GrosveDor and Dr.. Ame De.
laroache, the Gnly practising physicians OF
this CITY. took their departure on Monday
last. foe South Carolina, where they intend
10 settle controversy, that took place a
few days since, 10 the honorable cay of
DUELliNGn We shudder TO think OF
Inc consequences of this horrible practice
and should the result of the meeting
prove fatal, this community viii meet with
a loss moi easily repaired by the most skill
.iulsurgeons or physicians. Every faculty
their friends possessed was exerted 10
briag about reconciliation, but without
eject, What will not ambition and re-
rsngs descend to?
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
French, Spanish and Italian

French, Spanish and Italian
Languages.
MFR. DE REYNAUD bas the honor 10
lYA inform the ladies and gentlemen of
this town, trat be will continue his 'instruc-
ton in any of the above mentioned lam
guages, and will commence his
Evening School,
Washington street, three doors aboUe
the .hdyor's office,
On the 18th of October, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, from six O'Clock until
eight or nine Tor young gentlemen, and
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at the
same hour. for children. whose parents
would wish 10 have them instructed in
Inc French language.
He will also attend any private tuition,
either at his School Room, or at any pr-
vate hours. For terms and particulars,
apply to him at Mr. Generes's.
oct 10 eo3t*
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
OYSTERS. &c. &c.

THE subscriber, thankful tor past fa-
vors. respectfully informs his friends
ard he public, that be 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 Eefreshm ents,
which he pledges himself shall be as good
as the town can afford, and on ne most
reasonable terms. II oANDS:
N. B. Private families Can be supplied
with oysters by The pint, quart, OF larger
quantity. oct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
DIED.

In New Brunswick, on the morning of
the 1th inst. alter an illness of tour weeks,
MI. LEWIS F. RANDOLPH. father OF the
editor OF the FREEDMAN in The Goth
wear Of bis age. Long sincere aud hum
bic follower OF the lowly Jesus, he resign
ed his life with the utmost composure, and
without murnur, into the banus OF God
who gave II.
Last evening, esteemed and iamented by
all who knew him, Mr.. WILLIAM RAMSAY,
Jr.-His friends and acquaintance are invi-
ted to attend MS funeral, from his late resi-
dence, this afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
ID ANYWAY from the subscriber living
IA in Nanjemoy. Charles county, Ma
ryland. on The 7th OF last month, black
man by the name OF
SPENCER,
About 5 feet or s inches high. 25 or 80
years of age. Had on when be went off
pair of corduroy trousers, made in the
fashion, white cotton shirt, and | think
a grey round about. Spencer has down
look, with large under lip, which hangs
much, and when so, any person may dis
cover he is great cbewer OF tobacco -
His father is named Moses who has bought
himself; formerly the property OF Benla-
min Dulapy, deceased. Moses is black
man and believe lives now in Alexandra,
Any person that will conhne him in any
iai shall receive the amount OF twenty dol
Iars WIN. DENT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19

a%The brethren of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %. are requested to
meet at the Lodge Room this evening, at 8
o'clock, for the purpose of attending the bu-
rial of their deceased brother William RAM
say, jun.
The members of Brook Lodge, No.. Q and
all transient brethren are respectfully invited to
attend. BY order of the w. NJ.
j. MINOR, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
w antel
Fire Insurance Office.

alexandria, Oct. ], 1922.
TIME stockholders in this institution are
u hereby notified, that an Election for
directors will take place on the Isl Mon,
DAY of Nouember next, at this Office.
B. NICHOLS, Sec.
oct II st
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Georgetown, oct "
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY at 10 o'clock, will be
" sold at the Auction Store,
Sugars, vinegar
Wine, soap, mustard
Blue, blacking
Sideboards, bureaus
Beds, bedsteads
Chairs, sofas
Tenders, sbovels & tongs
One bale hops
Queens.ware &c.
ALSO,
Without reserve,
Pipe sup. old Holland GIG
Bbl, ST. Croix rum
Do apple brandy
AZ Bear skins
3 lierces rice
s Do vinegar
2 bales cotton
:. Also, few pieces Cloth, CaSsIaleIes'
Threads, Cottons, Linens. &c.
ALsv> enc gold repeater, watch.
S. A. MARST'ELLEk, auc,
oct 10
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w ants a Situation,

a PERSON recently from Ireland,
N who is capable OF managing Farm
or Dairy; can produce Satisfactory recon-
mendatioRs for sobriety assidulty and in
tegri.y, would engage on farm on &C
comDodating terms Apply 10 the Pin
ter. oct Is 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-19
Wanted. a Miner.

MTHO is acquainted with his BUSH
w ness--can sink shafts -and is
good Judge of coal. Such an one will
meet with liberal encouragement, by ap.
pication TO the subscriber, living in Shen-
andoah, near Winchester
VIM SMITH
oct i7--I2 81
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AUCTIONS.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
ON SATURDAY The 9Th October, at
o9 clock A M Twill sell NY ware
house, Congress street, Geo. Town,
.tssa. 80 PACKAGES
VERY DESIRABLE FRESH IMPORTED U
DRY GOODS
ust received and now opening TEev
8ilI be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers, ona
LIBERAL credit, Among them are the fo..,
owing - e4li , 13f
Sup blue and black cloths
Extra sup, blue black and fashionable
mixed Kerseymere
Do do miled drab cloths F
Common do do
Green and red bookings
Brown do
ga FIushiDgs, very heavy
Assorted cloths
Mixed plans
Fine white Flsnnel e ,ae
Red and yellow DO
Irish linens
Do sheetings
Russia sheetings
Scotch sheetings
BombaZines
Blk bombaZeit ~ o .JnH. 515 =.
Assorted tapesa 80 .tnsr9
do pins
CORD and blk pofsted bose
Cotton balls white and cold ,pl.e
Steam DOM sbir6ng roo: re
6 cambria muslin 9 - az
Do jaCkonet cambria - ~
Assortedcalicoes very handsome pat.
ga checks
Dog skin gloves, horn buttons
Silk umbrellas,
Carpetings Of all kinds
CirCasslaD plaids beautiful quality
Assorted cotton shawls ~,
Madras handkercbiefs
Fancy muslins, black silk hdkis
Choppa romals, 5-4 brown she citing
White domestic shifting 5a,
Walbam shifting l, do do 2, do do 4
Ga brown shifting r 80,
Dom. plaids
Do cloths
Millinetts
FuIIed stockings
Do gloves
DO caps
Worsted do
Bedlcking
Burlaps NJ
Do No. g
Very best lburgs ,r
Do iick!enburgs
Heavy hempens
WILL BE ADDED, vsa
2 cases CasslDelts a
4 bales 8 & 81 point blankets
6 do rose do asserted Z 10 i04
2cases colored cotton balls
bale super. bed tick
do blue IL white kersey
do Russia crash
| do CASHMERE
do low priced white flannel
do red do 81
do fine do do
DO elegant fg'd bombazettes
GEO. R. GATHER, Auct.
Georgetown, oct II
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
Spain and her CoEonies

The following is Published in the Ma
tlonal lnteiligencer, as an authentick
copy of the. paragraph of the late de-
cree of the Spanish Cortes, relating to
the recognition of the independence Of
her Colonies, by other nations =
'2. That the Spanish Government. by
declaration to all others with which It has
friendly relations, make known to them, that
the Spanish nation ariH regard at any epoch. cs
sioGtiOn Of The trea'ics, The recognition, eit,er
partial or absolute, IF the Independence Of The
Spaaish prorinces Of Uhransdr, so long as the
dssensions which exist between some of them
and tie metropolis are not terminated with
whatever else may serve to convince foreign
governments that Spain has not yet renounced
any OF the rights belonging to it in thoseScoun-
tries.'
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
aOic0,

In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mr..
Stephen Brooks, aged So.
In Cambridge, on the 81 inst Mrs. Mary
Jennison, relict of the late DIR. William Jcnni-
son, formerly of Brookfeld, aged &c.
In Leicester, April goth, after severe sick
ness Of ten weeks, Horace Liyermore, son OF
Mr.. Daniel Livermore, aged is. Printers an
TerneoM are requested 10 insert ntis death.
At Rutland, on the LIST instant, Mrs. Submit
Wheeler, wife of Mr.. John Wheeler, aged 30,
after distressing illness of four days. Print
ers az VsrmOnt, Meio- Hampshire, and Nee
York are requested TO publish The ADORE.
In Peru, (vt.) on the 9th ult. Mrs. Eunica
Walker, wife of Mr. Reuben Walker, aged Sc,
formerly of Sutton, (Mass.)
At New-Fane, (Vcrm.) April It'll, DIR. John
Morse, aged rs years. He was among the
first inhabitants who emigrated from Massa-
chusetts TO the town of New-Fane, then a
bowling wilderness; and for many years, by
his industry, skill, and perseverance, as a
physician, was eminently useful 10 that infant
settlement.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
from tie yew-York Americana
Gambling IN tie Stocks.


United States Bank Stock, which,
since the origin of the Bank, seems to
have been the special aim and prey of
Jobbers and gamblers, was Yesterday
sold at SO, having fallen in one day s
per cent. and, since a month or six
weeks, from ll5-and all this without
any sort of relation to the real and fair
value of the Stock, but simply from the
nature of the contracts entered into for
Its sale or purchase. All this is well
enough understood here in the city, but
our country readers, and those out Of
the State, might, without some explana-
ton, suppose that real depreciation
had occurred in the Stock.
The truth is, that from the great album
dance of unemployed capital floating in
our market during the past summer,
vast amount Of U. S. Bank Stock was
purchased on speculation, chiefly by the
brokers, in the hopes of rise, and
money borrowed, at low interest, on
hypothecation Of it, 10 enable the
purchasers to payfor it. The revival
OF commerce in part, the excessive
importation in greater degree, having
increased the demand for money the
loans on Bank Stock are required to be
paid as they fall due, and, in order 10
pay them, the Stock is thrown into
market now as bare of money as before
it was redundant of it, and sold for what
it will bring. The market being thus
oyerstocked, the price naturally falls.
and, the sales being imperative, it falls
even lower than, Notwithstanding the
glut, it should do.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
LONDON. APRIL 4.

hdvices, we understand, were receiv-
ed this morning from Constantinople to
the 5th Of March, via Vienna. They
state, that on the 28th ult great Coun-
Gil was held at ConstantnopIe, at which
the note submitted by the Ambassa-
doris was taken into consideration. AT
ter the Council broke up, note was
transmitted 10 the Ambassadors, which
was not so favourable to peace as had
been expected. At the same time, it
would not be right TO consider it as de-
cisive of the question Of peace or war.
There had been Il riot between two
regiments of Janissaries al CONSTANT
nopIe, in which ten OF twelve were
killed.
.4prI 5.-The contents Of the French
papers received this morning, as might
be expected, are Of a most warIike
character; and it can he no longer
doubted, we appreherd, that the pacif
ick hopes which we're so strongly en-
tertained a week ago, are now, if not
at an end, at least considerably dimin-
ished. The cause of this sudden change
in the temper of the Turkish govern
ment has not TRANSFERRED; and, in the
absence Of positive facts, conjecture,
as usual, is very active. Some say
that the Divan have been all along
cajolng the European Ministers at Con-
stantinoplc, in order to gain time-oth-
ers, that the fate of Ali Pacha has in
spired this fatal energy; while a third
class of reasoners maintain, that the
dread of provoking The Janissaries has
induced the Sultan to abandon his pa
clticS policy.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
OQorccstcr Sank.
Director for the ensuing week,
NATHANIEL PAINE.
A.aRRIED.

At Milford, by the Rev. David Long, Mr..
William Ware, of HoIIiston, 10 Miss Abigail
Clark, of the former pace.-Also, NJ. Chester
Clark, Of Milford, to Miss Mary PIERCE of Hol-
liston.
In Sterling, by the Rev.~Dr. Thayer, Mr.
William II. Lane, CT Boston, to Miss Harriet
Honshton, of the former place.
In Ashburnham, by the Rev. Mr.. Gushing,
Mr.. Samuel Brooks to Miss Ruth Rice.
AT Gardner, Mr.. Ehenezcr Bolton to Miss
Hannah Barnes, Of Westminster.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
YEVHE Subscribers, authorized

YEHHE Subscribers, authorized
n by the VIII of the Honorable LEVI
LINCOLN, late deceased, will offer for sale, at
Publick Auction, on Wednesday, the twelfth
day of June next-scveral PASTURE LOTS,
situate partly in 0akham and partly in Spen-
Ger, on the County Road to New-Braintree-
parts of the Farm of the deceased, called the
6 Oakhanl Farm 1.-THE Lands were select
ed and are remarked for their excellent quail
ty; and from their neisLbourhood to the rich
Dairy Farms in New BrAintree, tIardwick, and
Barre, as well as their relative situation in the
Towns of Spencer and Oakham, are particu-
larly recommended to the attention of the Gra-
zier. OF They will he sold in Lots of 80 to
100 acres, to suit purchasers.--The sale to
commence ut 10 O'clock in the forenoon, at
the House occupied by Mr., Clap, on the Farm
in Cakham.-The terms will be liberal, and
made known at the time and place of sale, or
previously upon inquiry Of either of the Sub
scribe.s. LEVI LINCOLN,
JOHN w. LINCOLN, Ercc'rs.
ENOCH LINCOLN,
W'orcesier, May 8, 1922.
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Notice is hereby Gsuen,

THAT the Subscribers have
4 been duly appointed Executors OF the
last VIII and Testament Of JOHN KENDALL,
late of LIE 'minster, in the County of Worcester,
Esquire, deceased, and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons Indebted to said Estate,
are hereby called upon TO make imaetiate
payment; and al those TO whom said Estate
is indebted, are requested TO exhibit their de-
mands for settlement
JOHN KENDALL.
RUFUS KENDALL.
Leomiasteg, May :, 1899.
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STRAYED.

EIROM the Subscribe, on
Y Thursday last, bright rel COW,
about six years eli--white iace--the tips Of
her horns cut oir--will calYe Whoev-
or will take up said Cow, and return her to
the owner, or give notice 50 that she may be
obtained, shall receive Suitable reward, and
all necessary charges.
LUTHER GODDARD.
Forester .Edy g, 1892, M
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
FRANKFORT. MARCH %.

Yesterdays advices put an end to
the doubts of which our spectators
had been the prey during several days
previous. Several of the principal
commercial houses of this town have
received estafettcs from Vienna, with
the important intelligence that the
Porte has refused to aocede to the de-
mands Of Russia and that all the ne
gociatons at Conslantinople are broken
of.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
TURKEY AND RUSSE.4.

A letter from St. Petersburg, dated
March G, Contained in the Globe of
April 81, observes, the question of war
or peace depends upon the negotiations
of Ill. de Taticheff, at Vienna. This Dip
lomatlst is entrusted with the particular
confidence of the Emperour Alexander,
and has very full powers to hasten the
negotiation, without the constant send
ing of couriers backwards and forwards
between Vienna and st. Petersburg, "a
distance of 600 leagues.
Besides the evacuation of Mc!davia
and Wallachia, and the appointment of
new Hospodars, required by Russia, the
demand Of an indemnify in money from
the Porte for the expense of the arma-
ment and marching of troops, is suppos-
ed to be an insurmountable obstacle to
an amicable adjustment.
An article from Trieste, dated March
14th, observes, that letters from Corfu
from the friends of the Greek cause,
confirm the news of the defeat of the
Turkish fleet.
A private letter has been received
from Constantinople, dated the Goth of
February, being one day later than those
received by the regular mail. AT that
time affairs did not look WELL Lord
Strahgford, a few days before, had been
with the Refs Eflendi for more than
five hours, but it was generally thought
that his representations had not produc-
ed any effect.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-05-08
VIENNA, MARCH 90.

The negotiations with Turkey appear
to experience, on the partjof this pow
err, obstacles which diminish the hope
that has been so long entertained of the
maintenance Of peace. This state of
things has caused material decline in
our funds
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Post Boz
Worcester, IS.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, May Z, 1922.
10 the Heirs Of ABIGAIL HoUGHToN, late
q Bolton, IN said County, deceased,
and to all others concerned IN the Is.
tote Of said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
III pear (if you see fly at the Court of Pro-
bate to be holden at Worcester, in said Coun-
ty, on the first Tuesday in June next, at
one of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the Accounts of the Administration Of said
Estate should not be allowed; and you will be
heard thereon.
NATTL. PAINE. j. Prob.