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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20
New Orleans, july I2.

JNeW OTeUnS, Jury iZs
Extract ola letter from merchant in
Tampico TO his Correspondent in this
city datad June 81.
"An express just arrived from Mexico,
brings information that the Emperor ltur-
bide has seized on convoy which was
about setting out for Vera Cruz, with
d 600 900, aud appropriated the same
towards paying the current expenses oil bis
government; thus you see the poor Gachu-
pins pay ior the roast. In Mexico, the
discoatent is general. and many OF the Gre
oIes even, have, or intend to emigrate,
from disafection TO liurbide, and through
fear oft Holy luquisition which 10 about
TO be restored"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

Captain Show informs, that Bolivar had
entered Onto at the head of 60, 900 men,
that be took the place with the loss Of TOGO
men; The Spanish ROyalists lost 1900
men, including their Commander. The
place was declared independent four days
after the battle, Rather tough story. ]
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

The report from the sick the Macedo-
man, on Craney Island, yesterday, was
very favorable They were nearly all in
state of convalesence, and but few cases
remained, from which any danger was
apprehended. (Norfolk Beacon, .aug. lS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

SFUseWoeTS, June 70.
According to letters from Brody OF The
18th of June, nothing up to that period
announced the approaching retreat of the
Turks from the two principaities. 1t is,
on the contrary, certain that the Ottoman
troops have been reinforced. Is that a.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

From London papers to the 9th, and L.
0erpooi Of the lh Of July, receiued at the
office of the Commercial Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

England.
The committee have reason to believe
that every possible exertion has been
made by The resident Irish gentry and the
respectable inhabitants of the distressed
districts but, from a variety of causes,
their efforts TO alleviate the misery of their
neighbors have been very Intellectual,
The committee are convinced that.
liberal as the subscriptions have been,
they are as yettotally inadequate 10 remove
the great increasing distress which pre-.
walls; and that although much has been
done, more yet remains to be done. They
therefore earnestly Call upon all the in
habilaDts Of Liverpool, who have not yet
contributed, promptly to make every eff.
fort in their power to replensh the fund,
which is now almos! exhausted, being re-
duced to few hundred pounds and
thereby not only to snatch at least part
of their unhappy fellow-creatsres from the
horrors Of a painful and lingering death,
but to arrest the progress Of contagious
disease, which has already commenced in
some Of the distressed counties, and pre-
vent its extension to this country
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-08-20

The Journal de Paris Of the 4th instant
contains letter from AK la Cbapelle, re
ierring 10 another from wilma, which stat.
ed, sit is said that great change had
taken place in the sentiment of Aiexan-
der with respect to Turkey, aud that the
catastrophe of Scio bad excited the most
profound Indignation both at Moscow and
St. Petersburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
FRIDAY. MARCH q

The House resolved itsclfinto committee
oi The whole on the bill TO establish an Uni.
FORM system of Bankruptcy throughput the
United States-Air. Taylor in the chair
Mr. Sergeant resumed the argument which
ne commenced yesterday, and concluded i,
at a little past 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Randolph then took the floor, and
occupied IT I'LL after o'clock, against the bill
when
The committee rose, reported progress, and
| obtained leave TO sit again
! Message was received from the President
OF the United States by the hands of MIR. Gou-
verneur, his private Secretary, which was
read as 1t will be found in an o.her part or this
days paper.
Mr.. Condict moved to refer the message,
ana documents accompanying it, to the Com.
inttee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Rhea preferred that they should be re-
ierred to the committee of the whole on the
state of the Union.
Mr.. F. Jones, and Mr.. Lowndes, preferred
That tine reference should be made to the
COMMITTEE on Foreign Relations, ms The course
most conformabe to custom, and in itselfthc
most proper. The first named of these gen
,iemrn expressed his great satisfaction in
having received such message, and his re-
greet that it had not been sent earlier.
Mr. Wright, also, expressed his great plea
sure at this message, the object of which, he
said, the Whole nation would appreciate and
hail with pleasure. He wished it to he refer
red to committee Of the whole on the state
OF the Union, that the subject might be fully
before the House, &c.
Mr.. Taylor said, the preliminary reference
Of this subject to the Committee of Foreign
Relations would not deprive the gentleman
from Maryland of the opportunity Of making
known his views on the subject, which he
could do upon the report of that committee.
The Message referred to great extent of
country il embraced number of govern
mcnis, to some OF which it might he proper TO
send Ministers-to others not. Was II not
wIse--was It not proper, that the Message
should be referred to some committee, that a
definite proposition might be presented to
the House, and that, after il was presented.
the House should then make such a DISPOSE
ton of IT as il should think best This MI.
II. thought WAS the proper course.
Mr.. Cannon thought the proper course
would be to refer this subject to the Commit
tee Of Foreign Relations but rose TO move
that the documents accompanying the Mes.
sage should be printed, as well as the Mes
sage itself
Mr. Nelson of va. suggested that the usual
courtesy of the House, which allows gentle
man, ON whose motion paeers are required by
the House, to move the disposition Of them,
had been in this case departed from, being the
first instance within his knowledge in which
it had been done. But he rose TO second the
motion 10 refer these papers 10 the Committee
on Foreign Relations. The object of the re-
commentator of the President, was TO change
the relations Of this country with foreign pow
ers. II ever there was a case in which sub
ject ought to be referred TO the Committee oil
Foreign Relations, this was such a case. He
asked, also, that 5000 copies of the papers
should be- printed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
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VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.


CHARLESTON, March o.-By the fast slil
ing ship CorSair, Capt. PErRIE, arrived on Sn.
turday IN 50 days from Liverpool, we rccriv
ed from our correspondent our regular files 81
London Papers 10 the 20ih of January. and
Liverpool Papers TO the esd.
The extracts which we place before our
readers in this mornings Courier, embrace al
that IS particularly interesting Of their con.
tents. War between Russia and Turkey had
not actually commenced; hut if reliance car
be placed upon the last accounts from that
quarter, this event, SO long expected, must
soon take place.
The total revenue of Great Britain, for the
year ending 5th Jan. 1921, exclusive Of Pro.
perry and unappropriated War Duties, was
FOO ,48O. Do. for the year ending 9TH Jan
1872, toO,95l, 1O5. Increase, G597 ,22j.
Although the disturbances in Ireland have
somewhat abated, yet strong excitement is
kept up between the Orangemen and Catbo-
lies. The appointment of Alderman JAMES.
the late Lord Mayor of Dublin, (who acted So
conspicuous part, during the Kings visit) to
the rank OF Baronet ofthe United Kingdom,
has tended to Increase the bitterness of this
ieeIing. lie appears TO be peculiarly obnOx-
I0us To the Catholics and it is considered as
matter OF surprise, that the Marquis WELLEs-
LEY, whose every act since he assumed the
LORD Ldeutenancy has been evidently intend
eu 10 c0ncillate that portion ofthe Irish peo-
pie, should have consented to his elevafion.-
The special commission at Limerick, for the
trial OF offenders, had been further adjourned
until The 10th Feb.
The first levee of His Exceency the Mar
quis WELLESLEY, Lord Lieutenant ofIreland.
was given at the Castle Of Dublin, on the 9Th
January; IT was attended by the largest assem-
bldSc of the Nobility and Gentry, ever re-
membered on any similar occasion, unless il
were at the levee held at the same place by
His Majesty, in August last. Addresses were
presented on the occasion, from the Catholic
Bishops, and from the Corporation of Dublin.
a plot was discovered about the last o # No
vember IN the IOuian, or Seven Islands, in the
Mediterranean, tbe object OF which was to
destroy all the British troops IN garrison there.
The contemplated insurrecfion was discovered
by one Of the Chiefs, IA Priest turning Kine's
evidence. The greater part Of the inhabitants
Of these Islands are Greeks, who had been
exasperated against the British authorities. be-
cause they would not allow them to DESTROY
a Turkish brig which had recently put in there.
The Admiral Of the Greek heot, is said 10
be onc of the most distinguished inhabitants OF
the Isle of Hidra his name is TuMBATE.-|
The fleet is divided into four divisions.
n dreadful gale Of wind was experienced
IN the Mediterranean on the G5;h Dec. Christ
mas-eye.) At Genoa, it is sail to have sur
passed 10 violence, any within recollection :;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
SUPREME COURT,

March e.-The Chief Justice MARsBAIL
deiivcred the opinion of the Court in the case
OF Hoonagle, against .4nderson-d decree af
irmed
Inc argument of the case OF the .SnniiSSi-
ma Irinidadc. and st. .4adcro, was continu-
ed by MIR. WebSter, for the respondent
.i!drch 1.-The argument of the case of
the Sdntiss,ma I'inid1da and 81 .4ndeyo, Cha
con, claimant, was concluded by Mr.. ID. b.
Ogden, for the captors.
The argument of the case o: Erons against
Eaton and Exams and Exams against Iketich
was commenced by Mr.. c. J. h,geysoA for the
plaintiff in error
The case of Ballard against Bell was CONT
nuec 10 the next term in consequence of the
decease of Mr.. Pinknty counsel for one of
the parties.
March 5.-Mr. Justice LIVINGSTON deli
vered the opinion Of the Court in the ease of
Broom and others against Jackson. Decree dis
missing the bill affirmed.
The argument of the case of Exams against
Eaton and Exams against Hetich was confirm
ed by Mr. Harper for The plaintiffs in error.
and ny Mr. Sergeant for the defendant.
March THE argument of the case of
CrockeH against Lee, was concluded by Mfr.
Clay for the respondent, and Mr. Shelter for
the appellant.
The argument of the case of Green against
B'ddte, Involving the question ofthc constitu-
ilona'ity ct the occupying claimant law Of
hentncky,l was commenced By Mr. .Nonfgo-
r9ery for the plaintiff in error.
.Hdrck 3.-The argument of the case o(
treen against Bt9dle, was continued by Mr..
.1ontgomery for the demandant, and by Mr..
Bob for the tenant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Mr.. RuEA spoke at some length in favor Of
a reference on this subject TO a committee of
the whole on the state of the Union. He was
opposed 10 any delay. 1t was well known
now, lac said, that these countries of South
America have established their independence.
50 that II never would be overturned until the
sounding of the last trumpet. Those coun-
tI'es, under the auspices of the Almighty
Governor OF the Universe, have overturned
their opponents, and established their indepen-
dence al the expense OF their blood and trna-
sure lie was not for submitting TO the Com
mittee OF Foreign Relations the question whe-
ther or not they should be acknowledged, Sc.
Nit FARRELLY drew, from. the great dispo-
sition To debate this subject az this late hour,
an argument against the reference OF the sub
lect To the committee Of the whole. He APP
prehendcd that if SO. referred, 4 discussion
would arise on it which would consume hall
tue session in unavai,ing debate, &c He
Thought, also, courtesy required that the pa
pers should be referred as wished by the gen
tieman on whose motion they had been called
| for.
Mr.. Jones expressed his pleasure that his
worthy colleague had become f:,vorably dis.
posed towards the acknowledgment of the i'll
dependence of the Southern Republics. He
wished to see report from the Committee oil
|
ago he had been in favor of recognizing the in.
dependence Of some of these governments
and he should like to know, from the com.
mltfee, in what their situation differed, whe 4
he was in minority of Is on that question
from what it was at this moment. He was ;
PLAIN honest mana plain one he knew, anc
he hoped an honest one-and he wished Il
have from the committee plain and homes
statement of the facts on this subject
The question to refer the papers 10 com
'nit;ee of the whole was negatived; and the,
were referred to the Committee on Foreigi
| Relations.
On the question TO print the documents, Mr.
Cook supported that motion. The papers
he said, had close bearing on the subject
and were from official sources. Not havin,
himself that intui,ivc knowledge of the sub
l'ct which some gentlemen seemed to pos
sess, he wished these documents tn he print
ed that he might have an opportunity of ex
aminins them.
The Message and Documents were botI
ordered to be printed The question wa
stated on printing 1000 copies of the Message
when
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, (;.t o'clocI
nearly the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12
ST. JAGo De CHILL.

We learn by a letter dated at ST. Jago de
Chill, ON the e8th November last, that Lima
was overstoeked with merchandise of every
description, and with English manufactures in
Particular. Tie Spanish rnerals, Las Semas
and Dernsarae, bad reireatrd with their di.
Visions TO Jau!a, and were pursued by the
Patriots. Lord Cochranc and General San
Martin had quarrelled in consequence OF
his Lordship's" taking 100000 dollars under
his protection and in safe keeping. Cochrane
was Obliged TO quit Calao for Guayaquil.
whence he will sail for the Western Coast of
Mexico in orderto take the Spanish frigates
venganza aud Pruela, or TO blockade San
Bias A revolutionary spirit pervades the
entire Western Coast, which has declared ~
self independent. fBnu. Pafr;of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-12

Extract q q letter from gentleman al Buenos
FORK.
General Carrera is no more. He was
treachcrously delivered TO his enemies bv one
ol his officers, carried 20 the spot where his
brother died, and died like martyr: bat hor-
rid to relate, his head, arms and legs were se-
Vered from his body, and sent To- different pr0.
yinces-Ramirez shared the same fate. Or
der is again restored in the interior. THE
present administration is very popular and
daily gaining ground all their measures tend
country"
we understand thatin consequence orsome
MISUNDERSTANDING among the Naval Officers
az Boston, Captains Hull and Shaw, have
oeen paced under arrest.--As we arc NOT
fnly appraised of the causes which have led 20
lhiS unpleasant circumstance we refrain from,
making any remark, other than that of on.
pressing our regret at its occurrence.
Phil. Gas.
:, NonFoLK, Feb. 81. The case of Charles
V!acarle, who was lately committed 70 the
jan OF THIS Borough for a fraud committed on
mr. -. tIeury, Of New York, In selling him
brass hi'ngs for gold dust was Yesterday de-
session. ~" ."
The case took upa considerable tip,e n
the examination of evidence and arguments
OF COUNSEL, IN which much talent and 2norn,,;-
iiy were displayed by the able advocates an
both sides, Gen. Taylor for the Common.
wealth. mr' Maxwell Tor the defendaatl and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14
Orphans Court,
.aterandrio County.

alexandria County,
February term, 1929.
ORDERED that the, administrator OF
~ Henry L MaoEd, deceased do TO-
sert the usual notice to debtors and credi
tors three times in the Alexandra Gazette.
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE.
Register Of wills.
This is to give notice that the subscriber
of Alexandra county in the District OF Co.
lumbia, has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF said county, letters OF admins.
tration on The personal estate OF Henry l..
Maund, late OF me county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst the said deceased are herebynoti6ed
to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, 10 the subscriber. passed by the
Orphans Court, on OF before the 4th day
Of August next, or they may by Law he
excluded all benefit 10 said estate; and
those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of
February, 1872.
GEORGE CARTER,
Admir- of Henry L. Maund decd.
feb4 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14
Removal.

rs Ps.WHITNEY begs leave to &C
1 L. QUAINT his friends and the public 10
general tia, he has removed bis shop from
be corner OF Fairfax to the corner OF
Pace & Water streets; whe2e he will be
happy to supply bis customers as former T,
ly, with any description that they may at
any time need as low he trusts, as any
other IN the District, and he likewise
wishes TO inform them that he has just
received full supply OF almost every ar
ticle for the approaching season, which
will be found an object tor those that need
such goods to call and judge tor them
selves.
N. B. Every description of ready made
clothing constantly on band, and the low
est pri, es, and any orders fulfilled with
punctualily and despatch.
sept - oldM 1u1 :
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14
VIRGINIA..
Marshal's Sale,

a Ta Superior Court of Chancery. he'd
n in the town OF Fredericksburgh, on
the eth day of April, 1913,
Daniel M'Leod, Pla'nfW.
AGAINST
Jabez B. Rocker, and Mary G. his wife;
James Irwin, and Britannia and America
Rocker; by Jabez B. Rocker. assigned
their guardian, Defendants,
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court, that the defendants have been duly
served with copy of the inteflocutory or
der entered in this cause, at rules, on inc
Sd day OF October 1917, and they still
failing to appear and answer Oh the motion
of the plaintiff by counsel, the court doth
adjudge order and decree. that the deed
from Mary C.. Brooke, to James IRWIN, da,
ted the 10th day of January, 1919, and
made an exhibit in this cause as 70 the
plaintiff, be annulled and vacated.as lar as
it conveys any interest TO the defendant
James Irwin or raises any trust lot the
benefit o. the other defendants; and, mat
unles. Jabez B. Rocker, within six months
from the date hereof, pay to the plaintiff,
two thousand dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate OF six per ceHtum per annuh'
from the 25th day of July, 1916, until pay,
menl, one dollar and seventy cents, anu
the costs by the plaintiff expended IN tue
prosecution of this suit. The said defen-
dant and his heirs, and all persons claiming
under him, be from lhencetorth barred ano
torecIosed Of all equity and r'ght 10 re-
deem the land and premises described 10
the icdenture OF mortgage, one OIL me e4
h!bits IN this cause made on the i3lh Gay
OF September, 1915, between Ja5eZ b.
Rocker and Mary C.. his vile, OF he one
part. and Daniel M'Leod OF the other
part. and ia case OF default, IN the
payment of the said principal money,
interest and costs, within the time aiOfe-
SAID, that the marshal of this court, alter
giving three weeks notice by advertise
ment in some public paper, printed 10 Inc
town OF Alexandra. do expose to sale by
public auction, for ready money the land
aud premises in the said lnden,ure. men
toned, and out of the money arising from
the said sale, after deducting the expenses
attending the same, pay to the Dtaint'n 'he
said principal money, interest ana costs,
aud the surplus of the proceeds OF sale, u
any. pay to the defendant James lrvin'ano
report his proceedings to The court IN order
to final decree. And liberty is reserved
to the infant defendants, 10 sbew cause a
gansl this decree at any time wilma SIX
months after they shall have respectively
attained the age OF twenty one years
Costs, 80 dollars 50 Cts
Acopy, Tesle, J. II. FORD, G c.
nFPursuanl to the foregoing decree. {!
shall on the 9th day OF March next, oD the
premises, expose TO sale by public auction
to the highest bidder, for ready money
the land and premises therein referred 20
The tract contains loI acres and is par.
OF larger tract callet RETIREMENT
in the county OF Fairfax, and lies on the
road between Alexandra and Colchester
about four miles from the former.
WIN. NJ. CRAIG,
Deputy of John Stanard, Marshal
feb l2 3tawts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14
Orphans Court,
Alerondria County,.

.Aler1ndT1G County.
February Term, 1929. !.
ORDERED, that the administrator Of
" Alexander Baggett, deceased, do give
the usual notice TO debtors and creditors,
three times week two weeks in the Alsx.
andna Gazette.
A copy. Teste, A. MOORE,
Register of Wills.
THIS Is to gaze notice,
That the subscriber of Alexandra couns
~. in the District OF Columbia, has 90.
tanned from the Orphans Court Of said
county, letters Of administration Oh the
personal estate Of Alexander Baeget:, late
Of the county aforesaid, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said az
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit, the
same with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber, passed by the Orphans Court Oh
or before the 4th day Of August next Of
they may by law be excluded all beneht
to said estate, and those inde bted thereto,
are required to make immediate payments
Given under my hand this 4tb day OF
February. 1922.
IGNATluS BAGGETT..
$ Admir- OF Alex. Baggett deceased.
feb4 3taw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-14
Corporation Stock.

PURSUANT to authority vested in US,
by law of the Common Council OF
Alexandra, passed the 9Th day OF January
1899, we will receive until the 9Th day OF
February next, sealed proposals tor the
nnrchase of twelve thousand dollars, stock
Of the Corporation of Alexandria, bearing
an interest of six per cent. per an
mum. and redeemable on or before the
first dsy January, 1889, al the pleasure @!
the Council, or SO much thereof, as will
safety debt due to the Bank OF Alex a.
CHR NtALE,
J SWIFT Commissioners.
January !8, 1922 d'5t