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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

Loss of the Steamboat IsnneSSee.-The Ten.
nessee left New Orleans for Louisville OH Sunday
The Cd inst with l6 cabin ard about go deck pas
sengers, and cargo estimated at eighty Thousand
dollars. AT Nachez the number of deck passen
gers was increased to about 1870, whence she de
parted on Thursday 9th inst with 1870 persons on
board on the evening of Saturday the 9Th, being
about $50 miles bove Natchez, the unforeseen and
terrible accident occurred, which is detailed in the
statement OF the surviving passengers below, BY
which the boat and cargo was entirely and almost
instantly lost-upwards of thirty persons drowned
and the remaining individuals OF the passenger
and crew with difficulty saved from sharing the
same fate.-The night proved very bosterous &C
conpaned by a thick fall of snow, and many who
had escaped a watery grave by clinging 10 bushes
and trees or by getting into the marshes, narrowly
escaped pershing from the severity oIthe weather.
1t grahes US to learn, that the same humane and
manly qualities which have distinguished capt Cam
pbeli through lille are awarded to him on this &C.
casion and the SUI siyors, while they speak In the
highest terms OF his ability and uniform careful
ness a commander, attribute to his exertons the
preservation OF many OF those who must have peri.
,ht but tor the continued search among the mar
she's and bushes which was continued during the
Of the night. Among the passengers
lost are, Mr. NouveIle, of Lexington, H.; W
Poule, Of Baltimore; Maybin, OF Philadelphia ];
Mr. Carutheis, OF Tennessee.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
CARBONARI IN CuRA

letter before US states the existence Of an ex
tensve association throughout Cuba, that are ipitia
ted INTO sort OF secrecy, like the Carbonari of Ma
pies, 70 lurher the cause OF berty-and that secret
meetings are frequently held in nayanna FIR III.
express object. No government can be more
Feeble than the present, where piracy and murder
mas become SO familiar that we cease 10 wonder .,
'"eN 4eollal' WashingtOn GaSeNe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

At respectable meeting OF czens OF PhlaueIph, heIu
atJudds Hotel, March 6, 1928
Chief Justice Tilghman in the Chair.
Memorial to the Legislature of this State praying aid
towards the completion of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal read debated by paragraphs, and agreed to IN
the annexed form.
On motion, Resolved, that the Committees appointed to
procure subscribers the former Memorial OF the citizens
OF Philadelphia, on this important subject adopted Dec.
S. 1922 be requested to procure subscribers TO the present
one. (Signed) WIN. TILGHM4iN, Chairman
MATHEW CAREY, Secretary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
THE RUSSIAN NOTE.

car Paiu that tne answer oil MS EXceilenCy SepoT
San Miguel, to his verbal communication made on
the 9th OF this month"; is very far fr m fulfilling the
wishes OF which he was the medium.
10 place in still clearer light the Justice OF the
cause which he has sustained, and to cause the be.
neVolent Intentions OF Russia to be appreciated.
have the honor TO address officially 10 his Excellen
Icy Senor San Miguel, copy Of the despatch which
| presented to him.
The facts therein recorded are OF general noorie
y. No reasoning can change them and CONSEQUENT.
| ~ the undersigned can have no motive for alerinp
the first communication
That communication is about to be published r.
Europe, and Europe will Judge between The Powers
who are animated by The mos, noble desire OF donp
good and Government which appears to be resol
Veu 70 MI up the cup OF the mslortunes OF Spain
WIN respect TO the determination announced in
the note oil his Exceency Senior Miguel, all the re
sponsibilty will fall on the heads of these persons
VINO are TO be considered as its sole authors ana
Whle the same persons deprive their legitimate
sovereign OF his lberty-whe they deliver up
opaih 10 all the evils OF sanguinary anarchy ana
ny means OF keeping up culpable understandiny
enueaVor to extend to other States the calamtes il
winch they have involved their own country Rus
sia can maintain no relation with authorities which
toierate and even excite such di.orders
Ahe undersigned has therefore the honor 70 re.
guest that his Excellency Senior San Miguel will
send to him his passports, adding to them passpor,s
lor .he persons who compose the Imper.l Legation
at the Court OF his Most Catholic Majesty.
he undersigned avais himselfof this opportuni.
y 70 renew to his Excellency Senior San Miguel,
l'e assurance OF his most distinguished consldera
ton. (SpneaN
The COUNT DE BULGARIA.
Madrid, Dec %, jan 81
ANSWER.
nave received the very insoent note which your
hSoellency transmitted to me yesterday, the 10th
! instant, and limiting myself for my sole reply to
staung that you have shamefuliy abused (perhaps
through lgnorance) the law OF nations, which is al
ways respectable in the eyes of the Spanish nation,
transmitby order ofhis Majesty, the passports you
require, hoping that your Excellency will be pleased
10 leave the capital with little delay as possible.
am, &c. LEARlSTO SAN MIGUEL.
! January H.
I THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
| Inc Allied Sovereigns, assembled at Verona
nave been OF opinion that they could no longer re-
man silent on the mislortunes and disorders which
desola'c Spain Their duty and their conscience
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
PhiLadeLphia, March 10

4 T1ttU1tt l7IltU, V1uI l7I 10
A vessel lying at Kensington. under the charge
of Captain Willis, being oyerrun with rats, an at
'empt was made on Saturday to destroy them BY
fumigstion. The matches were carefully closed
and lock put on the forecastIe On going to the
vessel yesterday morning, was discovered that the
Iorecastle had been entered, and a man, at presen
unknown was found DEAD in it. The coroner ha,
not yet inferred the body.--.9m. Sentinel.
Since the above was in type we learn that the Mar
found dead on board the ConeStoga, was a white
man, believed to be German His object was
plumber as he forced his way into the steerage and
was suHocated by the smoke.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18

have received the note which your ExcelIency
transmitted to me under date OF h. 10th and con.
tenng myself with stating in reply, thai the wishes
OF the Government OF his Most Catholic Majesty
for the happiness of the Ptussiau States are not
less ardent than those manifested by his Majesty the
King of Prussia towards Spain, ! transmit to YOU
Excellency, by royal order, the passpo IS 10, which
you have applied.
(Da I'd at the Palace, Jan. II, 1925, and signed
with the usual tormaes
EVARISTO SAN MIGUEL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.

~ THE AUSTRIAN NOTE.
ne AIiied ooVeTeigns, assembled at Verona
nave been OF opinion that they could no longer re-
man silent on the mislortunes and disorders which
desolaIc Spain. Their duty and their conscience
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-18
LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.
From The .A1sw- York. american, March II.


The arrival from Liverpool Of the packet ship
New-York brings US London papers OF the 3uth Jan
ia y, containing the important Information oil the IN
enton Of France to march 100000 troops Spain,
to suppress the liberal principles and national rights
established by the Constitution, and restore ferdl-
nand TO the legitimate prerogaves OF his throne.
The die is thus cast, s the only question pending IS
the momentous issue on il probably in very great
degree depend the present progress or retrogesson
of social improvement and the aggregate OF happ-
ness or suffering which many approaching years are
10 impart TO great portion OF mankind. Civilized
Europe is divided into two distinct and irreconcila-
bic parties, and must remain SO until the final ami
hlation subsection Of one OF them terminates the
struggle.
There is no evidence Of want Of confidence exist
ing the Spanish government, or in the people OF
the capital; and five may Judge from the Madrid
accounts, the war seems rather to be courted than
feared paper OF that capital gives the notes Of the
Austrian, Russian and Prussian ENJOYS, demanding
their passports, and the thereto OF the Span
ish minister This correspondence will be found at
length below. ] he weather in England had been
Iuncommonly cold, and the snow in many parts Of
the kingdom fell to an unusual depth. Among the
deaths Of distinguished men we notice those of DR..
Hutton, the great mathematician, and Dr.. Jenner,
the celebrated discoverer OF vaccination.
Note addressed By the PrusSian Minister at the
Court Of Madrid TO Senor San Miguel.
The observations which The undersigned Charge
d'Afaires OF his Majesty the King OF Prussia had
the honor to submit, the 9Th current, TO his Ex-
cellency Senior Col. San Miguel. Secretary Of State
to his Most Catholic Majesty, having been replied to
IN manner far from coniormobe to the shes OF
his Court, finds himself under the necessity OF execu
ting very peremptory order OF the king, his Mas
ter, by declaring to the Spanish Minister that his
Prussian Majesty can no longer maintain with
Spain relations which, in the present circumstances
would be as little conformable TO their object, as to
the sentiments of friendship and interests which the
King has invariably manifested towards his Catholic
Majesty.
In obeyiog this order. the undersigned has also
10 make his assurances, that the King, his august
Sovereign, will never cease to put up the most sin.
cere prayers for the happiness OF nation which his
Majesty, with the deepest sorrow, perceives TO be in
the road TO ruin, and plunged in all the horrors oil
anarchy and civil war.
have the honor to request your excellency will
ne pleased to transmit me the passports necessary
or my leaving Spain and | renew the assurances
ofmy high consideration
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Entertainment at
MILAN SPRINGS.

ENCOURAGED by the liberal patron
IL age which the last summer afforded.
and BY The increasing celebrity at this
spring; the subscriber has spared neither
labor nor expense in preparing himself ~
every respect, for the accommodation OF
con, Iderable company, and takes this
method OF informing those whom be was
not able to receive last season, those who
early IN the spring made engagements tor
me present summer, and the public gen.
e'sl'y, that he is now prepared tor the
reception of visitors, and of pledging him
Sel'to all that may favor him with their
company, for the prompt discharge OF all
Inc various appropriate duties Of his voca-
lion.
The MILAN SPRING, the water of
which has become so celebrated, land JUST
~ az experience has provedi for its bene-
nc'a' effects in cases OF consumption, loss
N'HPpsi,ie, and other affections OF debility,
Is on Goose Creek. 10 healthy: and gen
eel uelghborhood, near the little village
o. hectOr,town, forty-6ye miles above Al
eSandTia, fifty above Fredericksburg
and twenty-five below Winchester.
-, THOMAS RECTOR.
VILLAIN Fauquier Co, Va. july /. t.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Charles County Court,
june "a
March Term. 1928

MGrch Term. 1919,
George Mason, VS.. Richard B. Mason,
Alexander S. Hooe aud Elizabeth B. his
wife, George N. Grymes and Ann +.
Grymes bis wife, and John Shth and Sa-
rah B. his wife.
IN CHANCERY.
IN this case the bill states, that William
l. Mason, departed this life,, iDtestate,
leaving real and personal estate in Charles
County, that George Mason is the admin
istrator and one of the heirs at law OF the
said William, that the personal estate is
insufficient 10 pay The debts OF the decsas-
ed. and the bill concludes with prayer
for the sale of the lands OF the said VIM.
Mason and it appearing to the Court that
the said defendants reside out OF the state
Of Maryland, and beyond the jurisdiction
of the Court, it Is hereby ordered, that the
said defendants be. and appear before this
Cour, on the third Monday IN august neat,
either in person, or by solicitor and all
swer the said bill OF complaint. otherwise,
the same will be taken pro confesso, and
decree pass accordingly, provided that
thus order be publishe1 in the Alexandria
Gazette, once week for at least three
months, previous to the SAID third Mon
day in August, 1898 Teste,
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
Test JNO. BARNES, Clerk.
F. D. STONE, Sol. for Comp.
NAV 81 3m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24

.Hterundr7G County, set Didy Term,
l823-6th Day.
IN CHANCERY.
John Archer and John w. Stump, Execu-
tors of John Stump, deceased-Com-
pialHanls.
Against Mary Deneale, widow and execu-
trix of George Deneale, deceased, Cbas.
Il. Stuart and Ann Lucretia, bis wife,
Mary Catherine, William w and Nam
cy P. peneale children and represent
tatlves of George Deneale, deceased
Defendants,
vINHE defendants, Charles +. Stuart.
4 and Ann Lucretia, his wife, not ha-
vi0g entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the statute and rules
OF the court, and ii appearing to The salts.
faction OF the court, upon affidavit hled,
that the said Charles i. Stuart and Ann
Lucretia are not inhabitants OF the Dis
trict of Columbia, on the motion OF the
complainants by their counsel, it is Or
dered, that the said defendants, Charles
L. and Ann Lucretia Stuart, do appear
here on or before the first day of next No
vember Term, and answer the bill OF the
complainsnts and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith published in one of the
public newspapers, printed in the towr OF
Alexandria. for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted on the
front door Ct the court house OF the said
county. A COpy-Ieste.
EDMUND |. LEE, Clerk.
june "a THIN
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Whiskey, Tea, Wine, &c.

T lindsay L. HILL have this day land.
IL ing from sloop May-F lower, captain
scull, Irom Philadelphia, Sd hhds, and
95 obls wbiskey, very good
IL chests Y Fl tea latest importation
pipe and ! Or cask sup. Port wine
in STORE,
80 bbls prime whiskey 8 years old
ilolland and country gin in pipes 4 bbls
Malaga wine in or. casks
CIaret in boxes ! doz each
n. Orleans and Barbados sugar in bids
and barrels
Porto Rico, St Domingo and Java coffee
in bags
Pepper and pimento in do
Bales Georgia Upland cotton
Boxes sperm candles, Rodman's brand
Ditto tallow. do mould and dipped
Ditto soap, do raisins
Sacks fine salt Liverpool filled
Bacon cured in town and country
Nett and gross shad which they re-
Nett and gross herring : commend
N York made chairs which they will
sell low to close consignment
Loaf sugar, nutmegs. corn &C. and as u
'uaI, supply OF best fmily -four
iulv =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
"A FRESH SUPPLY
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
LANES e.. e X. R.fRRY,

J.a.MES C.. e X. BARRY,
TTAVE this day received and are now
Ill opening at their Chap Cash Store,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Fancy and Staple .artictes;;
which, with their purchases of last month,
render their assortment very complete
among which are the following =.
London super blue and black cloths, do
super dark and gray MKT, brown and o.
live cloths, do black, blue coronation and
MKT cassimeres, cassinets, white and CO.
lored drillings, constitution and Genoa
olive cords, cotton cassimeres, striped cot
ton FIorentine striped satteens ribb'd An.
cola cassrmeres, white Jeans, plain and
twilled black bombazetts, black bomba-
zeens, (Dery supersor) ! case superior
London calicoes, "A 4 Ga super and
common cambrics, jaconet and null null
muslins A and GA plain, figured, and
tambored, Swiss, book, and l.no musllns,
fashionable London colored vestlngs,
plain and figured white Marseilles. French
aud the real English figured black horen-
tine, figured gros de Naples, sinsbaws,
sarsnets, Italian Iutestring, white and black
satin, FIorences aud LevsntIDes, Canton
and Nankeen black and colored grapes,
IA and ga Nankeen Grape shawls, CO.
lored cotton shawls and hdkls. zelia hdkts:
fancy silk do. IA neav and very beautiful
aruele,) white lace shawls, veiveteen
scaris and handkerchiets, thread and cot
ton laces, linen cambricand cambria bdkfs'
Irish lioens and lawns, dOwlas. sheeting
Droghedas. and brown Hollands, Russia
sbeetngs, burlaps and Scotch Osnaburgs,
Madras, bandanna, and flag hdkis. blue,
yellow, and red ground twilled cotton DO.
chIntz furniture, domestic pialds stripes,
shirtings and sheetings, colored aGd white
denimes, Wilmington stripes, Verona
cords, furniture, and apron checks, i2-4
e. IA a Marseiiles quilts, steam loom shirt
ings, long cloths, damask table cloths u d.
apers. mems, women's,& misses cotton
hose, mems half do. ingram black cotton do
white, black, blue, 4 pink Italian grapes,
pins, tapes. bobbins,siik & cambria buttons
sewing cottons of every description,
threads, italian eouing silks, ladies and
misses kid and beaver glove r.e; Sc, IL,
kid and Woodstock gloves, LADIES' whlts
ard black silk hose, fancy mantua and
:attln ribbons, silk cords and bralds, chr
neal cords, elegant paraso!s and umbreI'
las, and great variety OF other, articles
in their line, which makes complete their
assortment, and do most respectfully IN,
yite their friends and the public, 10 call
and examine, promising that their store
shall always maintain the name OF the
Caeap Cash Store. J. G. & r. B.
C,IITON YARN,
Of the Union Mandatory Of Maryland,
sold as usual, at the Baltimore prices OF
the day. may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Patent Elastic Saddles.

A WORD TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY
The complaint against hard and uneasy
saddles, which is for the most part just
and general one, and is really great grIe.
vance to those who have much riding to
do, has caused him to turn his mind par
ticularly to that subject, with view, il
possible, to remedy tbe evil. lie can
with confidence assure the public that ne
has accomplished it. The plan projected
is by means of strong and well tempered
steel springs, SO constructed as to support
the saddle seat and give much greater ease
to both rider aud horse, than saddles made
in the common way or any other that ne
has ever seen can possibly do. The plan
is entirely different from the English elias
tic saddles with spring bars OF steel,
wbaIebone, &c. and also from those with
wire springs, and he conceives much su-
perior TO either, as the elasticity is great
or. and the tree not being put out OF its o.
riginsI form, ill not be subject to hurting
horses on journeys, which is complained
of in the saddles with spring bars A
number of gentlemen have those saddles
now in use. and but one sentiment exists
among the m in favor OF thei: superiority
The invention is equally as applicable &c
LADIES' saddles as to genllenen's. IL
point of durability they will be warranted
equal to any other saddles and superior to
most, JAMEo faN'aN
June !a "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
District of Columbia,
.Alerandria County to MT, .Muy Term,
l823-i.h Day.

.Alerandriu County to MT, yNay Term,
l823-i.h Day,
IN CHANCERY.
Frances Alexander. Complainant,
AGAINST
Wilson G.. Selden and Mary Bowles
Selden, his wife, late Mary Bowles
Alexander, widow of Charles Alex.
ander. Junr. deceased, Charles Arm
stead Alexander, Mary Ann Fran.
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Selden, Jr.
and Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Lau-
ra Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander. children and
representatives of Charles Alexan.
der, Jr. deceased, Defendants.
u,HE defendants, Mary Ann Fran
ces Alexander. Wilson G. Selden.
Junr. and Louisa Eliz abetb, his wife,
Laura Serena Alexander, and William
Fontaine Alexander, lot having enter
ed their appearance and given security
according to the statute and rules Of
the Court, and it appearing 10 the sa-
sisfaction of the Court upon affidavit
filed, that the said Mary Ann Frances
Alexander, Wilson G. Selden, Jr. and
Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc
rena Alexander. and William Fontaine
Alexander. are not inhabitants of the
District Of Columbia, on the motion Of
the complainant by her counsel, it is
ordered, that the said Mary Ana Fran
ces Alexander, Wilson G. Selden, and
Louisa Elizabeth, his wife, Laura Sc.
repa, and William Fontaine, do appear
here on or before the first day of next
November Term, and answer the com.
ulainant's Bill, and that a copy Of this
order be published in one of the pub.
lie newspapers printed in the town of
Alelxandria, for two months successive.
ly, and that another copy be posted at
the front door Of the courthouse Of
said county. A Copy-Teste.
EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
iulv!0
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Strayed or Stolen,

ON the 9Th July, bright BAY MARE
~ about IA hands high; supposed 10 be
about 9 or 10 years old, stout made; bad
scars on each of her sides, midling high
up: Also, mark on her near shoulder,
with the figures believed to be) So; her
tail rather short and her name very thick
and busby. will pay Eve dollars 10 any
person who will return her to me in Alex
andria. ROBERT SLATFOkD.
July Ii
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Withers & Washington

Withers & Washington
are now opening a very neat assortment of
SPRING GOOD S:
consisting OF
Irish linens and long lawns
Russia and Irish sheeting
Super6ne and low priced calicoes
PLAID and stripe Cambria GiDghams
Plain and figured book muslins
JacoDets & swiss do
Book muslin bdkfs
Cambria and common Dimities
Striped levantines and eros de Naples
Linen cambria and cambria bdkfs
Plain and figured Canton grapes
Meriuo points and leila hdkts
Flag and BandanDa hdkfs
A g. Ga cotton catnbrlcs
Jaconet do april gu
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
n Office.

THE friend and customers OF the late
4 firm OF Andrew Jameson T. Son, and
the public generally, are respectfully IN
formed, that the
Biscuit Baking Business
will be continued under the same firm Of
ANDREW JAMESON T. Son, by the survi-
wing partner, ~
ROBERT JAMESON,
n. 3. Their customers will be sup
Piled with crackers on the usual terms as
10 QUALITY u PRICE. Ut
July
The National Intelligencer, the Balti-
more Federal Republican, the Richmond
Enquirer. aud Fredericksburg Herald.
will publish the above six times, and send
their accounts tor payment TO 4. ia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Notice.

4 LII those who have claims against the
n late 6rm of ANDREW JAMESON 4 Son,
are requested to present them to the sub
sCriber; and those who have been long
indebted to il, will be expected to make
payment of their accounts when called up.
on. ROBERT JaMiEooN,
iuly loft Surviving Partner.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-24
Whiskey, Sugar, Bottles, &c.

IS hampers patent Bristol Porter bot
Ties of superior quality.
10 hhds Baltimore wbiskey
do 4,h pr. rum Of good quality
4 do Porto Rico
s tierces SUGARS of various quail.
9S bbls. ties.
10 bundles Calcutta Irvine
2OUO lbs green coffee, landing from the
schr. Mount Vernon, and for sale by.
SAM. MESSERSMITH.
Who has in Store,
$500 lbs St. Domingo coffee, sperm can
dies in boxes at a reduced price, imperi-
al tea in halt chests, 10 catty boxes and
Glib canisters, prime pork and beef New
York city inspection, superior Havana Sc
garss Malaga, Colmenar and Canary
wines 10 or. casks, Bristol wine bottles. FL
berts in bags, Baltimore whiskey IN bbls.
Upland cotton in small! bales, Antigua run
81 proof, At a low price, few bales
Bordeaux corks, boxes superior cheese,
Italian paste, Bakers No. & 2, & Lap
ham No chocolate, &c. june 20