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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-28
FROM DOMINICA,

We have received letter from Domin.
lea, under date of 4th init. which men,
tons, that that, as well as many of the O.
Their English islands, were IN great dis
tress, in consequence Of the proceedings
in Parliament relative to the emanCipa.
ton Of slaves,
American produce was in demand and
high, and the produce of the island SC
high tha, purchases could not be made 10
advantage.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-28
MARRIED.

On Tuesday last by the Rev. Wells An
drews. Mr.. Ephraim Euans, Jr. TO Miss
Jane L. Wudsworth. both OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-28
COHEN'S
AUCTION SALES.
Bensville for Sale,

DensVIllt 1Or Sale,
With about 100 acres Of Land nearly
adjoining.
- shall offer at public sale, on
mG the Ist day Of July next. If lair.
LIZ if not, the first tair day, that we'll
July known stand. called
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-28
COHEN'S OFFICE,

COHEN'S OFFICE, !
Balti,nore, June s6, 1898: :
Report OF the I'd day drawing Of the
GRAND
ST A 7 L OTTER
Nos. 1889 1886 a34ss prizes of D.lOo
And 1877 prizes OF 12
0rThis Jays drawing was highly ia
'oraole to the wheel--no prize having
come out above 100 d0llars--tbe great
CAPITAL PRIZE OF
One Hundred thousand Dolls!
e, 900, 2 of 5000, 2 OF 5000, IL OF loco
SC. still undrawn:
G-Iickels Gill rise 10 Fifteen Dollars
on the 10th Of July; until which time they
may be had, VIZ.
Whole tIcket-Sls-may draw 100000
Hall do 6 do $4,000
Quarter do 8 do $4,000
Eighth do l do 1880
bWhole tickets and shares, warranted
undrawn, to be had at
COHEN'S
Lottery T. Exchange Office, ia Market st.
Where Tue great Cdpiial prizes 10 DOLE
the last lotteries were sold, and where
more capital prizes have been sold than
at any other Office in America,
@Orders from any part of the United
States, per mail, enclosing the cash or
prize tickets in any OF the Baltimore Lot
teries, will meet the most prompt atten.
ton, addressed to
J. |. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore,
june e8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
ID | r. ID,

..At Dumiries, in Virginia, on Friday, the
Gath instant, Mrs Wiitramnina NJ. con
sort OF Doctor James B, c. Thornton, re-
siden, Of that place. The circumstances
OF the death of this truly amisble young
lady, (being only Is years OF age, and nav
ing been but three months married, has
excited all unusual sympathy among a very
numerous acquaintance. She has lett a
fond father, add many relatives and friends,
to tepIore her loss; but who TO feel so Sc
verely the pangs OF separation as her afiec-
tionate and discousolate husband? Under
this affecting. Llspensation OF Providence,
il will be qualification to her friends 10
know. that a. "re than twelve months since,
she protest to have experienced change Vi
heart; and those who knew her in private
Lille, know that she lived in the constant
discharge OF her religious duties, with a
tervency OF devotion that Cou!G alone have
arisen from heart influenced By The spirit
OF lac Most High
OF manners gentle, and OF form compleat--
Fair without art. good without deceit;
Each grace, each virtue, rIpening'in.o bloom,
Could not avert the inevitable doom:
Death saw this flower, when the stroke was
given,
Too sweet for earth. and planted it in Heaven.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

"even.ful history" You will, in all like.
lihooa, have to follow him to public
dinner, from which, after having acted
a conspicuous part in the turbulent fes,
tivity Of the evening, and thrown oft
halt dozen speeches IN praise OF lre'
land. he retires at late hour to repair
the wear and tear Of tho day by a short
interval OF repose. and is sure to be
found before dawn-break next morn.
ing at his solitary post. recommending
the routine of his restless existencs.-
Now, any one who has once seen, In the
precedin.. situations, the able-bOdied,
able-minded, acting, talking, multifa-
rous person lbase at been describing,
mas no ccasion to inquire his name
he may be assured that he is, and can
be no other than "kerry's pride and
MINISTER'S glory" tue far-famed and
lndefatigable DANIEL OCoNNELL."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
From, the National Adpocate,

w. have zen a letter from Buenos
Ave.s a. la,e as the 10th OF August,
from which we have been permitted 10
make the following extract:
BIO h parties are proceeding to ez-
ire ne measa e.. and # the medlat'ng
;oA1ence of Individual BRUSH mer.
chants and their friends does not effect
empromise, 1t is not known how the
.f,, will end II is this: The Bri
ti.n comman der of the sloop OF war
Brazeo, ca pain Wells, has at this mo-
mem INST violent discussion with
this government, about the jurisdiction
of tbe outer Roads The pretensions OF
the Eogl sh are of nature to alarm
tie commercial men of all other ma
tons trading to this place, since they
assert mat in case OF war, they have a
right to make captures in the outer
roads nore Than Il hundred miles from
the entrance ofthe river"
1t appears that our correspondent
called upon Mr. Forbes, our agen: there,
who, always alive to every thing con-
cerning our national interest, assured
him, that he had not been asked by
any case tor his interference, nor did he
dean it necessary to take any part IN
tho discussion, because he had full faith
in he knowledge and frmness of the
B,unos Aytes government, and knew
tina. the vital interests of their COM
mer,e ADD revenue, as we'll as sense
of heir dgnity. would prompt them to
a due maintenance of their rights"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
Trustees Resale of
PRIME WOODLAN

I'm Mon'iay the Sd OF November next,
Owill be sold in front OF the Aexa rdria
Reading Room, sli the right, title and IN
terest o! Amos Alexander, an losolyent
debtor, in and to certain tract OF wood
land near the mill occupied by Abijah
Janneg, IN Fairfax county, Va about 4
miles from Alexandria, binding on the
Little River Turnpike Road, and adioin-
ing the land of Mrs Fendsl-conlainIng
seventeen acres and ten poles be The same
more or iess.} : resale 81 this property is
in consequence OF the former purchaser
not complying with the terms Of sale un-
der which It was first sold,
ALSO. at the same TIME and place
All the righ, little and interest OF The said
Amos Alexander, 10 one other tract OF land
iu Fairfax county Virginia, adjoining tie
land OF Robert Pat n, on the Colchester
road, containing 10 aures, (more or less)
\ resale OF this tract. is also IN conse 4,
quence Of the former purchaser not com.
plying with the terms Of sale under which
il was first sold.
The sale 10 commence about l2 O'clock
FERNS cash-to be paid down. and If not
so paid, the land will be Immediately re
sold stfbe risk of the detauIier. Deed OF
conveyance a; The expence ot the purcba.
ser. ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee,
S A. MARSTELLER, auc.
OCT II eod!s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
MaI.shal's Sale.

NiLL be sold on the premises. by t6.
w Marshal. Tor cash, on Hednesday,
he s9h day of October neri, al IL O'clock.
all thu right, title anu interest OF Mr. VII
liam Herbert in aud to the following lot ef
ground, adjoining The town OF Alexandria:
Beginning at the intersection OF West and
Oronoko, streets; running north with W est
street to- Mong street; thence west
10 The northeast corner Of Peter Shefron's
lot; thence south with SAID lot to Urono-
ko-street; thence with said street 20 The
beginning; containing ten acres, more or
less--Sold TO satisfy an execution 10 lavUr
of the Bank OF the United States.
d. MINOR, D NJ.
For T. RlNnGOLD, Marshal.
sept 25 1929
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

AGA; 20 ererv one Of the New South
,,,crican Governments, Tor the same
r,ose? Is not the recent appoint
PU, nv the British Government O.
Lionel Harvey (late Secretary OF
.,ion at Madrid) to Mexico, tor the
obiscts This announcement,
- ouo,e your own words, "give US
" .;neere pleasurs"-but it would
-" ~" owe US pleasure if 1t made US ma
no. IS ,ssassIns!! II was, on the con-
w." u ;udlciou. in the Fcench Govern
-, "a also IN that OF the U. States,
a. .srd the missions TO South America
afsrred 20. as it is now IN our Co
yameof 70 send Mr. Harvey to hexi-
% s,certain il independence 10 a.
.,sd AMI then t0recOgntSe II. Doubt
,ha nations OF the continent, am
rs~amo.r among them, the French, see
inn,rtance Of the trade with South
.,s~ica to imagine the contrary,
.aonld do great injustice to their dis-
noent We also see it--snd at the
.u, moment are beginning to feel
,ss, value TO our manufacturers
81 merchants. bot happily In that I'm
rnsssse Continent, there Is room Tor all
1Dd even # Ensland were excluded
f,om direct trade impossible suPp0sl'
,,onn 9sr capital, industry, and me-
oha Ib,.l science, would still infuse VII
,.,,,y into foreign enterprise, and re-
80 nour snrrent from the sPeculations
- commerce OF our European neigh.
hor, The important Company now
N the point of being established TOT
working the Mexican Mines at once
;,s,, lies the remark, and presents the
pleasing novelty of Mrxioans, FRENCH
and Engi;sh. incorporated 10 one COM
mer.,al establishment, promising from
the union irsef the most important and
benelicisl resuI s.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
AIarsllaI's Sale.

IN pursuance, and by authority OF de,
4 cre,aI order Of the Circuit Couir of his
district, for the county OF Alexandria sli-
ting as Court OF Chancery, shall expose
to public sale, to the highest bidder, lor
Cash, on Monday he IUth day Of Wovem'
Der ,,srt. at the Ferry House ia the coun.
" OF Alexandra, opposite to Georgelown,
The fotloacing Slares:;
viz Amy, DEFY, and Charles. or 50 many
thereof as will satisfy debt. or debts, due
from Thomas wren 10 Richard Coleman
and George w. Hunter the is'ler admi-
nislra or OF Daniel Lewis. Sale to com.
mence at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
TENCH klNGGOLD,
Marshal OF the District OF Columbia.
oct IS ,NlU
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
NATURALIZATION IN COLOMBIA.

Aia> was passed by the Congress OF
Colomois on the 4th OF July last, pre-
scr,bing the conditions on which the
rights i citizenship may be acquired
in mat republic. The applicant for
natural Ia ion must be of some occu.
pa ion by which ne can subsIst, and
must have resided in the country three
yea,s In u ure the ,and dste must
make a de iaration Of his intentions TO
establish himself 10 the country, and
must reside IN the country three years
after max ing the declaration, but his
residence before the passing OF the law
NAV be counted without this declara-
ton. Persons possessing Colombian
landed property of a thousand dollars
value are required to reside in the
country but two years TO be entitled to
observation-disclosures possessing like
property of SO 900 value, but one
Years residence sRd of those possessing
like property of the value Of 81, 900 no
previous residence 10 required. Emi-
grants married to Colombian women
are en- tiled to naturalization on six
months residence. Application ls to be
made TO the governor of the province,
who ls required to transmit the doou.
ments for proving the applicants right
10 the executive The executive de-
eide. on the application and transmits
the letters Of naturalization to the 60.
vernon, who demands from she aPPl'-
cant the remuneration of his allegiance
to all other governments, apd of all her.
sditary titles. orders of nobility and
the oath to sustain. obey and observe
the constitution and laws of the rePub-
lie. These proceedings are entered at
the end of the document, which Is de.
hvered to the person naturshzed, and
register of the whole is kept by the
government of the province.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
District of Columbia,
COUNTY of .Alerundi

County Of .Alerandrid.
lanes CLARE has applied to the hon.
~ orable William Crauch, Chief Judge
Of me United States circuit court OF
the District OF Columbia TO be discharged
from imprisonment, under the act Tor the
relief OF insolvent debtors within the dis
hlct OF Columbia, on the first Wednesday
OF November next, at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ at
the Courthouse 10 Alexandra, when and
where MS creditors are required TO attend.
scI 28-3t f.. |, LEE, c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
~ MARINE LIST, IN
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED. Oct. 20.

ARRIVED. Oct. 26.
Brig Charles, ScwIe, st Andrews. IL
days; plaster 10 } H. Ladd s. Co
Schr. Rebecca, Mari, Paluxent; .obac.
CO Hm. Fowle & Co.
Passed up u S steam ga)liot Sea Gull
com. Porter, Charleston.
SAILED,
Schr, Emeline, Jordan. Boston.
Schr. New Priscilla, Crowel, Boston.
Schr. Syren, Emmery, Boston Il Saco.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell. Baltimore,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
This Day, at 10 o'clock.

Will be sold at the auction Store. va,
riety Of goods, niaDy to close consignments
without reserve, consisting OF furniture in
lots, few very good beds; groceries, dry
goods, hardware and crockery.
Will be added TO the above sale | sec
ond hand gigs barrels pinento, a few
pieces cassinets.
oct go S. A. MARSTELLER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
For New-Urieans.

.kA, The Brig CADMUS, J. S. Place,
G%& master: will sail early in November
and take freight or passengers on mOder.
ate terms Apply 10
oci28 VIII. FOWLE g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

@Until the termination of the present
dsagreeble business, | have been kindly
offered the use Of the room belonging to
Brook Lodge No. 2.
The student, under my care will meet there
Tomorrow al the usual hour. TO myself
this change in circumstances is peculiarly
unpleasant, but, as it will not have an Ell
feet on ne in the discharge of my duty,
hope that the friends who have hitherto
been solicitous Tor my welfare will not al.
ter their opinion. oct 20
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
Third parts of a Mill Sea,
Steam Boat Surprise

1s.u The boa, dnuGg the
RACES. ~ Wasting
ERT41 - ton, will leave alexsa~
5ssS.21Hulbd ria each morning az
o'clock for Georgetown: aud returning
leave Georgetown al hall past four 10 Us
afternoon for Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
District of Columbia.
Countu of .Aleraadrin. sc

County Of .9leraadrin, set:
W7ILLlAN B. LEAkY has applied to
w the hon. William Crsnch, chief
Judge OF the United States circuit court OF
the District of Columbia to he discharged
from imprisonment. under the act for the
relief OF insoivent debtors within the Dis.
trrcl OF Columbia, on the first Wednesday
OF November next, at CLOCK, Am at the
court house in Alexandra, when & where
hls creditors are required to attend.
oct 28-3i EDM | LEE &C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
,JEWELRY:

JEWELRY:
which, having been laid in low tor CASH,
will be sold uncommonly low. Among the
articles are
Sprig Sroacbes, Garnet & Pearl of the la
test fashions & uDcolDmOniy handsome
Gold seals, chains and keys
Eariugs and finger rings, OF different
patterns
Friendship rings
Handsome gil, clasps & rings for cloaks
Steel buckles OF the first quality tor la
dies belts
Necklaces OF different colors and des-
crptIons
Fine gold chain
Seed beads of different celors
Coral do OF different sizes
Gilt and black shoe buckles for ladies.
ON HAND,
35 dozen silver spoons, consisting OF
soup ladies'. liable spoons, desert do.
tea do. salt do.
Elegant silver pencil cases with pen
Knives in them
Do. do. With calender
Gilt, plated, steel, and black hooks and
eyes
First quality scissors.
SPECTACLES
made and repaired, and glasses furnished
to suit all ages.
He daily expects, by arrivals from Phil
adelpbia and n. York, handsome assort-
meni OF
Casters, Candlesticks e Brit
tannia WGre.
Gold and Silver work executed in the
best manner, and on as low teims as at
any shop 10 the District.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
BENJAMIN BARTON,

Wateh and Qock-yMdker,
T1AS removed from bis old stand, to the
III shop occupied by Mr.. ADAM, where
be is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
in his line, in the best and most expedi'
tious manner and respectfully solicits a
continuance OF the custom of bis old friends
and The public generally.
Compasses and Quadrants
neatly and expeditious!y repaired.
oct So 2H
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
sale Without Reserve.
GROCERIES,.
POSTPONED Sale.

the author,ty OF deed Of
~ trust, dated Sd day Of August, 1919,
from Daniel F. Dulany and Sarah bis wife,
TO the subscriber, | shall expose to public
sale all that
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
Tract or Parcel of Land.

lying and being in Fairfax County, Va.
on which the widow DbnaIdson Aimed,
and James, her sons, resided, on III. cate
OF said deed. The SAID tract contains &C
cording to the survey thereof, mace by
John Summers, $50 acres The sic
will take place at Claeeli's Hotel, in The
town of Alexandria, on Saturday 9Th day
OF August next, al l | O. CLOCK A. NJ Terms
oil sale, cash.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
knMNAL.
J o IL " Il II Il M.

J y II " II II Il W,
GOLD AND SILvERsMITH AND JEwELLEh,
IL AS removed his shop to the south side
IL OF King-stree1, opposite Braden,
Morgan q Go in the house laleiy occupied
by }. 4 A. Douglas as a book store.
He has ust received from y York and
Phladel phia, a handsome assortment OF
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

gJln consequence Of tie
incleuency oflhe weather, the above sale
is further postponed TO SATURDAY,. the
lst day OF NOVEMBER next when it
will take place, al sans hour and place.
oct I8-4tNl GEO. BEALE, Trus'ee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28

Gold and Silver work executed in the
best manner, and on as low teins as al
any shop 10 the District.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-28
~The above Sale is DOS

poned to WEDNESDAY the 18th OF &C.
TOBER next, when it Is i'll positively take
place, al same hour and place
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29

II VIII inevitably result in the discontinue OF
his busy and artful deceivers. If Mr.. Craw-
ford, without associates has been AN intriguer
he is certainly very bungler at the business ;
for all must confess that the object of his in
triSue must have been the presidency. Ifthis
Is admitted, can any thing be SO ridicuIously
absurd, as that, when an opportunity present
ed itselfto realize his wishes, he himself should
be the first TO defeat them Did he not
openly and pers"-:-...y ,sec!ine a nomination in
favor OF Mr.. Monroe, in consequence of which
many of his friends declined attending the
caucus, and at last, but few votes would
have turned the scale ? When was there IA
better time TO have intrigued and that too
with success, If he be SO aspirng,as alleged !?
the slightest canvassng would have accom-
pl'shed all his purposes yet where is the
man who will dare tn say he was ever solicited
on the subject Again, he surely acted with
degree offolly, of which there is no parallel,
IN the bank question: if he supposed, that his
support OF an institution, confsssedy of f,,de-
raj controul, of doubtful legality, and of dan-
gerons Influence, urged with Il warmth of CEN
sure against the great states and with some Pc
culiar reflections against his own natire siaie,
one OF the most powerful and high minded in
the Union, could promote his views upon the
Presidency, advance his march towards it
and whatever else may he said against him for
this instance of his public daring and political
intrepidity, in the name IF God, let him have
credit for his Independence, and at least
want of intrigue. OF character with this
lndIscretlon, IT he has been intriguing for the
Presidency is his famous Indian Report and
his still more noted speech against the Del
pho Oracle. On the first subject though by no
means an original idea with him, having long
ago been suggested both by Patrick Henry
and MIR. Jefferson, he must have been fully
aware that it would be no very popular topic,
and as tO the last, he could not have fattered
himself that a single friend would be acquired
by his remarks on the contrary ,he had "a right
tn expect very different result, for he was
performing tournament, against the sturdy
front OF character deservedy imnoveable
and hraced by the unyielding weight of an
Office of the highest patronage in the govern
ment. That man would intrigue by low
and deceptive articles on one day, and do "a
way IFS effects on the next, by an open, lofty
Independence, is what no one is prepared To
believe, who, under indulgent heaven is
permitted 10 retain his redson.-If then, such
acts as these betoken intrigue, would to God,
we had more ofsuch intriguers in the national
councils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-29
TO TIE Editors

R'isigh, 239 august, 1928.
" hasten To furnish YOU with The result OF our
Congressional Elections, far as the returns have
reached us-and you will fad | was not Incorrect
whe" put my opinion in opposition TO that Of the
Star. A. far our nfn' nation goes, evcryCaihoun
candidate has failed Sanders, Long Conner, VII.
liams, aud Carson are elected ia what we call tie
western part o the state the first four are decided
ly ~ favor of Crawford The latter we do Eot know
who he Is, though he has excluded Walker who was
N favor of Mr.. Cahcun-Snwycr is also beaten bv
Gaiiin. All TINT know OF him j., thai he is good
republican of she old school IL is not known whe-
ther Hale or Hooks either OF them is re elected
lhoush't IS taken Tor granted they both are il so.
our representation IN the Congress will be CAT
h"', hinton, Hall, Hooks, Spaif", Edicards, Nm
gum. Culperper, SaHderS,' Long, Conner, Carson
aud " HbdntS, vi whom in favor of Crawlort &
THINK YOU may with certainty count upon tlree
others. The eight represent population Of 354 600
white The others (who may he dUubiuD represent
ony Ii8,UUo. Great exertions will he made IN this
state by The friends of Mr.. Calhoun but they will
prove ineilecmal-tIey will neither be allie 10
elect BIN, or weaken the republican ranks, as TO
bring NJ. Adams in
received letter yesterday from Alabama il
states that the state Is split small fractional parIs
some ~ favor of Adams, Tor Jackson, few for
Clay, and others IN favor of Craw lo,d-neither one
able 10 command Il majority Crawford perhaps the
strongest with the legislature. II probable Pckens
VIII not he e-eected-thOugh not certain"
New men