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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

mo 1926.

For Freight,
"a. The brig COL UMBUS, Leonard
&& Marbury master; burIhen 1900 bbls.
Also,
So. The brig VENUS James Kelley
!&&& master; bufthen 500 barrels
ALSO,
sr3, The ech'r THOMAS, samuel
.Esas, Miller, master; turthen 500 bbls.
All good vessels, end will very soon bt
ready 10 load, III preference Tor the Mes.
Indies Apply 10 JOHN H. LADD Co
dec 8 n
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

Just Received,
DER schooner Albee, and for SALE
i 10 hhds molasses
10 barrels tanners oil
bale ravens duck
cask Scarborough cheese
WIN GOODELL & 20.
Corner of Prinee and Union streets.
ALSO, FOR SALE, AS ABOVE
Potatoes, onions. cheese, beets, cider.
and general assortment; oil
GROC E X les.
nov i2 u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

Drafts
On New York,
~ Philadelphia,
Baltimore. and
Richmond, Va.
Either at sight, or short dates, can, at
ali times, be had in Sums, to suit purcha-
GERS, at
S. &. NJ. ALLEN 4 Co.'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenues.
Who irish 10 purchase
North Carolina0
Virginia
Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

ieas, Mackerel. Raislns. &c.
John II. Ladd e. 10.
Lave Just received tor sale, by brig,
Ii CIPHER, and schr. White Oak.
20 halt chests imperial tea
30 twenty catty boxes do do
Is half chest euDpowder do
100 bis No. |, T. g. Boston mackerek
100 boxes MuscaleI raisins
l6 cases mems, hoy and childTt r,s
shoes and bootees If nov 70
Seine Twine, &c.
6 bids best Bridport seine twine
do sail do
bale shoe thread in 2 T. OF balls
5000 bushels coarse and fine salt
1000 VT best green coffee
White St. Domingo do
Shot assorted sizes
Dupon''s Brsndywine gunpowder
I'm assortment Of GrOceries,
cordage, tar, ro.in &c for sale by
GEO, COLEMAN.
Also, = Seine,
100 fathcms long, 1870 tine and a Quarter
inch meshes, with rope, cork &c CONF
plete II was made last fishing season,
and only used few days. Apply as q:
bove
OCT IS II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-14

A Teacher Wanted.
A person well qualified to teach the Ian
~ gusges is wanted IN private family
in Virginia. Application to be made to
the editor OF the Aiex'a Gazette.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
Yorkshire Cloths.
EDWARD HOWE,

"a No. 5, Merchants RO1g, Middle Street,
HAS Just received by the arrival Of he Ship
IA Grand Turk, at Boston, from Liverpool,
cases, blue and black Yorkshire
BROADCLOTHS and CASSIyuERES,
which may be had cheap by the piece or yard.
Purchasers are invited to call and look at them.
Or hand a handsome assortment Of ingraned
KIDDER.NL.NSTER C.ARPEIING,
pew figures Also
An elegant assortment of gilt and mahogany
framed
LOOKTNG-GLASSES.
Portland, July |, 1923. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

- just received and opened for sale at his store,
NO. 2, E1change-Street. an extensive assortment
OF English, French India and .4nsrican
GOODS ;
....AMONG WHICH ARE...
case black and colored Nankin GRAPES,
l do Z" Canton Do.
Kankin Grape Dresses Grape Shawls Plaid Silks
black and colored French GRAPES; black blue pink,
lilac and green SARSNETS black SYNCHAIyS;
black Tafetlas black and coIered B0NBAZEENS
good Flag. Bandsnna, German and black silk HAND.
KERCHiEFSi Menno SHAWLS and HANDKER-
CHIEFS thread and cotton LACES figured e. plain
silk do. Bobbinett do. figured and plain Cambria and
Null MUSLINS Muslin ROBES figured and plain
Book q Leno MUSLINS; Linen CAMgRICS =
white and coored cotton do. Irish LINENS in hall
pieces, very low linen and cotton DAMASK ga
IA and 81 Turkey TABLE CLOTHS green 40.
cotton HANDKERCHIEFS Cashmere SHAWLS
cotton do Marseilles Velencia and black silk VEST
INGS; white and striped JEANS DlMOTIES; Tar
tan PLAlDS; blue and yellow NANKINS; silk and
cotton VELVETS ;~English GINGHAMS; SEER
SUCKERS coronation CALICO{.S; black and white
silk HOSE black white, slate and mixed worsteG
HOSE Furniture PATCHES silk and cotton UNI
BRELLAS; Kiddsminister CARPETING MerinC
PRINCES Russia DIAPERS spool Cotton shell
side COMES Ivory dc. +; black and white HOOKS
and EYES; SUSPENDENDERS !; BUTTONS gen
tlemen and ladies' leather kid and silk GLOVES; sew
Ing SILKS and TWISTS, &c. &C.
ALSO.
Black. blue, Oxford and Haresback mixed
BROADCLOTHS & CASSIMERES
Factory Sheetings Shrtings Ginghams, Checks ant
Stripes. If May IS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
ExcHANGE-STREET, PORTLAND, July q, 1923
kpTO the Public. IN

THE subscriber begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to the public, and his friends in
particular, for the liberal patronage he has reCeiv-
ed in his line Of business, and is very sorry that
the misconduct Of the Managers Of the National
Lottery should have made an Interruption in his
business and caused him TO dsappont The just ex-
pectations of any Of his nsme rous customers in
DOT receiving their prize money as soon ns DUE
But no person fairly understanding The busne. ;
can attach any blame to him, as be has on hand
about two thousand dollars of National prize tick
cts hich were divided and sold in parts. The
money for which ought TO have been received of
the Managers to pay the parts. And that bis
customers may know that be has not been care
less or Indifferent 10 their interest, he would in
form them that he has twice been to Wash nston
on This business, and was there last May and
could not obtain one cent of the Managers. AS
be has paid the greater part of his PRICES be would
inform all persons holding prize tickets signed by
him, that be will take them the same as cash, in
exchange for tickets in our Canal Lotterv;-and
all tickets sold by him in the sixth class of the
National Lottery will be taken back, and the
money returned exchanged for Canal tickets.
Quarters in the sixth, or prize quarters 10 the
htth, will come 20 half ticket in the Canal Lot.
teFy and an eighth to quarter, and sixteenth
70 an eighth, SO that the exchange will be con-
venient NJ DAVIS.
Portland, July %, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

10 J4MES NEIL, Esq. Clerk Of me Propristors
ora certain tract of land ia Portland, III the
County Of Cumberland, formerly assigned 10
ne WidOiO Of fnthony Bracket, deceased, as parr
Of her D0lUer III his Estate"
WE the subscribers hereby request YOU 10 call
~ Meeting Of said Propretors, at Mitchel's
Hotel, in Portland, on TUESDAY, the MING
teen'h day Of August Hext, az O'Clock, r. VI.
for the following purposes -
4. To choose Moderator for said Meeting.
2. To see upon what terms said proprietors
will release or convey 70 the Portland Bridge
Corporation, lot Of land for a dollhouse, end
portion Of their flats, for the purposes of the
Bridge.
8. TO see whether said proprietors will open
road from said Bridge, to meet the contempla-
ted street. called Brackett-st street.
Given under our hands. al Portland. july "a.
d. 1928. PRENTIS MELLKN,
THOMAS BECK,
LEVI CUTTER.
PURSUANT to the foregoing application,
hereby notify the proprietors aforesaid to meet
at the time and place and for The purposes afore-
said.
JAMES NEAL, Props Clerk.
Portland, July 81, 8.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

the
eevedh
be
nypadw
Of the o How
dollars for the faithful ffmsnt the trust the bond has
individual; and he principal must be good with two good So
of
the Manager ia
90 Friends
Canalnt generally
be
gand few brought 70
rsfTI andp
CHARLES THAXTER Gdda-Stest
X
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
CLOTH DRESSING.
JAMES b. WALKER,

CIOTH-DRESSING BUSINESS.
aths Mills LongeysT in Raymond where he
has erected
In digo Blue Vdt,
and assuresthe public thar he will give them blue nde
bie that OF imported CLOTH eeuts per yard, IN
cludirg the fulling and dress ng.
For the convenience Of those who live distance
he has made arrangements with Eli Lonely. Esq for re-
ceiying and returning Cloth. All orders left with him
will be promptly attended
Raymond, OF. 82z Ny)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

At Court Of Probate Held M Portland ,vfth5 ~ 1870 c. IN
County Of Cuub, rlsnd Oh The third Tussrfsv ~ rI,
The year q our Lord eighteen hundrt tvr
| fDiA PICKETT widow OF Richard Ficketr, iate ~
- said Portland Caulkar deceased having bre,sf ! ~
pettnn Tor an allowance OUT Ut the personal rsar az ad
ORDERED. Thar thf Administrator Give rrr;..., NJ,
rsous interested by causing copy OF This order 10 49,
published three weeks succrssively IN the Portland Gazette
printed az Port7nd thar they may appear AZ Probate
Court KY be held az said Por land the third Tuesday WI
August next az zen oftht clock IN the foenoo and he
cause, if any they have why the sam. should r1t IVA $500
ga.
uauurr.-- -.....--....
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05


TIHE public are informed. that a new line 0f
a. coaches, from Portland to Dover, ". III. u e.
tablished. running three times week. passing
through the towns Of Gorham, Buxton, Alfred,
Sanford and Berwick 10 Dover. Leaves Patterns
Hotel, at Portland, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, az half past seven o'cleck, a. Va. and
rves az Dover the same days. Leaves Dover
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, az O'Clock,
arrives az Portland same days.
This line meets the Boston and Haverhll line
of Stages at Dover, which makes the line complete
from Boston through HaverhiII 70 PortIund, pass
ing through pleasant country, and performing
the route in two DAYS with ease. Good carriages
and horses, and faithful drivers are provided Fare
from Portland 20 Boston 6 d0ars-intermedat
places ia proportion Extra baggage will be car
ried and carefully ATTENDED to, az reasonable
compensation. TIE proprietsrs solicit share Of
the public patronage.
u Books kept az Patterns and Nitehetrs Ho-
tets, and Mrs. DGna's Boarding House, Portland.
HIRAM PLUWWER,
PORTER LAMBERT, [ Directors of
PEL4TIAH H4RlION, ( said line.
JOHN P1TTEN,
June IS. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
CUMBERLAND g. OXFORD
CANAL LOTTERY.
THE Managers have presented the public with
u the following scheme Of the first class.
5000 Tickets at 5 Dollars
is $4,000 Dollars.
less Than tlco Bldnks 10 o P,ixe.

When we consider the important purpose for
which this Lottery is granted, we have no doubt
the Tickets will meet with RAPID SALE, which
will enable the Managers TO appoint an early day
or the drawing.
IFPrce of Tickets, WhoIes S., Quarters
Si,3T Q, Eighths rs cents.
IjFAIl Letters by Mail, (post paid) enclosing
Cash or Prize Tickets in the NATIONAL
LOTTERY, signed by the subscriber, (as will be
seen below promptly attended 20 by
nj. DAVIS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
DENTIST.

NATHL. P. S. PRENTICE,
ID EsPECTFULLY inform the inhabitants Of
IL Portland, and its vicinity, that he has TAX
en- rom over Mr.. FarIey's, an Middle Street,
where he will attend to the various operations
on the teeth.
Portland, April %, 1923. lis 3w. os tf)
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
FEATHERS.
POWDER.
Timothy Fletcher,

No.11, Jones Ron, Exchange Street POFlIand,
Agent for the Boston and Chelmsford Cylinder
Gun Powder Factory.
HAS RECEIVED-
n RdN or. casks off. r. +. and L. p.
500 canisters r. r. and F. and It. P.
Which he will dispose Of at the Boston prices.
This Powder has received the highest recon-
mendations from officers Of the U States Ordnance
Department. and many others who have used the
same.
A large quantity ofthe above Powder, can be
furnished at short notice.
hArGentlemen are invited to call and examine
the aboTetPowder. If July 22, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
NEW GOODS
Andrew Scott,
...AMONG WHICH ARF....

d opposite the CUMBERLAND Bank, Elk
change-Street-ls now opening for sale an
extensive assortment of
English, French, india and Amer-
icon Goods.
viz.-Superine and common, black, blue, hare
rack, oxford gray, and olive
BROADCLOTHS,
black, blue, half milIed gray, bareback and fan
cy colonred
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
DRY GOODS
NWE & FASHIONABLE GOODS.
ROyal lincoln

ri just received and opened for sale at his store
u No. 2, Ezchange-street. an extensive assortment
OF English, French India and american
GOODS &
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
CASSIMERES,

Woolenetts, twilled Bomb zetts, Seersuckers,
striped and plain Jeans. Drill, Dowlas and
other articles for Summer wear. Linens in
whole pieces very low. Figured black Floren
tine-Vslencia and Marselles Vestings Silk and
cotton Unbrellas-Flag and Bandanna Hkfs.-
Steam loom Cottons-Calicoes great variety.
Observation-Disclosures and corded Cam
brics-plain and figured Muslns-Muslin Dress
es, handsome & cheap. White, scarlet & crimson
Raw Silk Nantes n BLACK Nankin Grapes,
of superior quality, Barrett's dye. Green and
other coloured .Nankin and Canton Grapes
Grape Dresses and Shawls-Long Lawns very
cheap. Zelias-Merino printed Points fancy
silk Hkfs.-white and colored Italian Grapes
q few handsome Internationally ns-She II
Combs-Parasolls.
Bale Dorchester Tickings. at a re-
duoed prices do. Sheetings and shirtings-
sattiuetts-Stripes-Ch ecks-G ngbams, &c.
All Of which be offers Cheap for CASH on
ly. If.
Portland June 10.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

FF'HE subscriber hereby gives public notice ~ II. o
ed. that he has been duly ppoiurrd and a b;-
self the trust OF Aomio istrstor ~ the estate Ut
SAMUEL "A. COOMBS.
lae of Brunswick in the county Cumberland Blackih
decreased BY giving bond the law directHe Therefore
requests all persons who are indebted 70 RE sa;
esste TO make Immediate payment. ana th1rr - 49,
any demands thereon exhibit tie same FOR srrls ~
Bath, June n. 1919.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05

StAMUEL FESSENDEN and THOMAS ANGRY
~ DEBLOIS Counsellors and Attornies at Law. have
Removed from the Office, formerly occupied by them,
to Rooms the store of Mr. Ebenezer Webster in
Hopkins buildings ~ Middle Street, opposite the
head Crossreet where any business entrusted them
viii We gratefully received and faithfully transacted.
Portland Jan 2l,1e23. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-05
$4,000 DOLLARS 1!
1896 PRIZES,

A
hin days in
the drawing drawn number entitled 0 400
2ndd drawing drawn number entitled o 300
3rd drawing 1st drawn number entitled $1,000
drawing, drawn number entitled 4O0
drawing, number entitled 400
On the 9th days drawing, 1st drawn number entitled $1,000
drawing, drawn number entitled 400
9Th days drawing, lst drawn number entitled to $4,000
IN ofnshh will be
nlb e conide oned
NANG wnsges
in
\
JOHN MAHAN, Managers
P.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28
Oct. Is.
THE LAST DAYS RACE.

For the handsome purse of one thousand dollars,
produced yesterday the best running which has yet
been witnessed. The racers which started were
those named yesterday, viz Col JoHNsoN's mare
Betseg Richards, rider in white dress and red cap !;
General WINS sorrel horse SumPter, rider with
blue Jacket and Mr.. JAMES HowARD's brown
horse Jim Crack, rider with yellow jacket. They
set out at the hour appointed, Betsey Richards IN
'front.' and Sumpter and Jim Crack close behind.
Betsey Richards preserved her lead and came out
ahead at the end of the heat-bu the interest was
greatly increased by the handsome performance OF
Jim Crack and the close match oil his speed with
iSumper, each being at times before the other dur
ling the rounds. The tse of running the hrs' heat
t(tour miles) was ei sht minutes. ,tre seconds.
In the start of the second heat Sumpter was tor
moment in front; but Betsey Richards soon shot
lahead and retained her advantage with apparent
lease throughout the heat In this heat oumpser
was between the other two; alternately nearing
lBe,sey Richards or falling behind towards Jim
Crack. In the coming out, Bctsey Richards was
first and won the purse Sumptcr second, and Jim
Crack drawn up after coming within the distance
lpo,t.-Time of running the second heat EIGHT
minutes, EIGHT seconds. Upon the whole the race
was very fine one, exhibiting great powers on the
part of the animals engaged 10 1t.
| The large amount oil the purse and the very tine
weather drew to the course many thousand persons
Including the beauty, fashion and respectaoiiity OF
the city. The marked order and decorum which
prevailed in this vast crowd was subject OF remark
to maryland reflected the highestcredit upon the
Maryland Association. american.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28
WHITEHALL.

YTvO BE RENTED for term of years, that small farm
Il commonly known by the above name, containing II
of good land at under substantial fence and
divided into lots of convenient szesall of which
this time under good grass Except two that are TO be
sown by the present tenant This land is within the Bo-
rough Of wilmington lying south of the town, in
pleasant situation and is well adapted for the supply of
milk or garden vegetables to the market
On the premises sa large single two soried brick house,
containing three the ground floor and kitch
en- and four chambers in the second storya pump Of
water convenient large frame barn. horse stables, and
COW Sheds altogether convenen-a large piazza on the
south east front Of the house, with very fine view from
theace of the Christian Bandywine, and he Delaware
river as we'll of the country along their shores The
rent be paid quarterly, and it is expected that secur
y will be given for the faithful performance Of the contract
that may be entered into.
b. As this property bounds upon the Brandywine
creek the tenant will be allowed 10 take what mud he may
desire therefrom, for the of the farm.
10Th mo- 3d. 1823.-87-tf WILLIAM POOLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28
NEw-YoRK. Oct "a.

From Gibraltar The brig Cyprus, Capt Chad
dock, which arrived at Boston on Friday last from
the Mediterranean, passed Gibraltar sept 49, ana
spoke brig Emeline, which lett that port the prece-
ding evening for Boston, and was informed that the
French had taken Tarfa. 1t is probable if Cadiz had
surrendered the commanders of the L. would have
mentioned it.
London papers Of September 9th' are received by
the British Packet, being one day later than we an :
bounced yesterday. They furnish the following
despatch from the French army.
"H. Quarters, Santa Maria, .anS. 81:
Al 3-4 past o'clock, the rrocadero was carried
with great vigor, in sight of the Duke dAngou,
eme. The enemy had about $50 killed and 25o
wounded, and we made 900 prisoners and took more
than SO pieces Of cannon in the batteries.
Paris Monitear.
The Trocaderoi is stated to be one OF the outposts
on the main land opposite Cadiz. Its fall is no
otherwise material. than as it dminishes, in some
degree the difficulty Of penetrating with fleet INTO
The inner harbor Of Cadiz. Sufficient detences are
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28

MARRIED-At Friends Meeting house, Lombard street
Baltimore, Wednesday morning last, JOHN FERRIS
of this Borough, to MARY PRICE, of Baltimore.
MARRIED, = In Trinity Church, New Haven
on Wednesday morning, 2snd inst. by the Right
Rev. Bishop Browne the Hon. HE.fAYr- Al
LEN, of Vermont, lately appointed American Mi
mister to the Government of Chill, to ELTZ.d
BETH L. HaRT, daughter of Elisha Hart, Esq
of Saybrook, (Con.) and sister of Mrs. Commodort
Hull.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28
MILLS TO LET,
For One or more Years or for Sale.


FsyEY are situate at the head of tide water near Port
Deposit Susquehanna. The building has been erected
within few years. aid cslculedto for extensive business
being excs of the water house 90 by 81 feet, four
so les high There are four pair Of burrs and par of
county stones the whole Of which can be constantly sup
Of cast hon mud il requisite can be speedily put in good
repair Grain can be procured in abundance from "d boat, s
pense The dwelling house has been also recently built,
is three stories high, as by Is feet. ,c.,
soI1 several Years credit will be given on halfhe pur
chase money! If desired and should be rented the terms
more agreeable may be fixed at rate propornoned to
he Grain ground The property can be seen by applying
al the small dwelling house near TO IT, Further informa.
lion will be given on application BY letter. or In person. at
49, ~ JOHN PAUL.
Who has o,so for sale or to let, LARGE STORE
HOUSE in Coitbia Lancaster county, Penn situate on The
river bank convenient for storing grain, NC W. Wnsnt
living near to viii give Further 'ni"rnauon Fespecs
if called OIL. o-
10Th mo. q, 1928
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-28

YET ie, however, in the batteries OF the city, and at
The bottom OF the bay to render any such attempt,
on the part OF the French, highly improbable.
The cutter Active, has been taken in attempting
10 run out OF st. Sebastians. 1t is said she was
pound TO London to procure assistance, and had on
board dispatches from the Cortcs to the Spanish
minister at London
There are limitations that Ballasteros, since his
capltuiatlon, has done nothing TO answer the views
OF the French, and that they are obliged to watch
his conduct. 1t is added that his detection was
known to the Cortes, with whom he still keeps up
correspondence.
MEXICO.-The editor OF the Philadelphia Ma
tional Gazette has file of Mexican papers to the
Goth August They are filled with reports of the
proceedings OF the provincial assemblies, in refer
ence to the acknowledgement Of the Supreme pro-
yslonal Government at Mexico.
The voice of the provinces has been unequivocal.
ly expressed in favor of Federative Republic,
which the Supreme Executive at Mexico, admits to
be generally desired, and specifies as the main OBJ
ect OF the general congress about to be assembled
Attempts, made in some of the provinces, to in
duce them to assert separate and absolute indie
Pendence, had failed but we preceive that, at Gua-
tanlata, there was established National Constitu
ent Assembly ofthe United Provinces of the Cen
w VI ITO dSeCIlolJ dppOitCu VII kUt
18th July, three citizens to form Professionally the
Supreme Executive powers" Don Manuel j. DE
.4rze, ID. Pedro Molina, and d. Juan Vicentt
piltacorta.
The Mexican government gazette of the 18th
August contains official note from the Guatama
la "Supreme Executive" to that of Mexico, an
|nouncing what had been done and adding that the
National Constituent Assembly Of the United Pro
vinces OF the Centre, wished TO pursue, in the ad
minisraton Of affairs, system akin to the adop
ted in Mexico" in order that two nations, contig-
Gus and equally interested in establishing liberty by
means Of the constitution and laws most beneficial
10 them, might not appear to be at variance since
They should respect each other and maintanlhe re
lations of friendship exacted by their position anc
other circumstances"
On the Sd July, General Lopez DE Santana re
lcognsed in form the Supreme Executive Power o
Mexico, and in his address to that body signifies tn
pleasure with which he learned that the Suprem
Congress, in accord with genere; opinion, was EN-
pIoyed in determining the basis upon which to or
sanize the nation into Federalive Republic.
In several Of the Mexican documents, strong de
testation is expressed of the French invasion O
Spain in all of them, the principle Of the Sovereign
lily of the People is emphatcally proclaimed.
On the 25th July, paper money to The amount o
Zoo 900 dollars, was publicly burnt in the city Q
Mexico.