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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-19
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Prom the n. z. Com. Advertiser ofthe nth inst.
HghD {mborhmt--Way IN Ewobe.


Highly Important--War in Europe.
Ihe Packet ship New York, Cspi. Max
well, ae'ived las, even'ng, in AZ days from
Liverpool, bringing Loodon papers to tbs
evening of the so Janu,r y, and liverpool to
the lN Februs'y, both inclusive.
]; appesrs by The official papers, particular.
" the speech OF Louis VII that The great
question Ut Peace or Wa, has In effect been
decided. The Ministers of tho Allied Pow.
ers hays left Mhdrid in the wois, poss,hls hu.
NOR, and the Gsui, headed by the Duke de
Angou'emc, marches upon ,he pla.
The anxiety OF the pub,ic at Paris, about
the opening ut toe Chambers, wss 90 yrea,
that 500 lranes we're oHsSed tor q single sd.
n,iss,or.
by the latest news from Mad, it. (Jsn. l1)
u veold eppesc thar the Army OF the fAith IS
GOT 80 nearly snnihi'sted, AZ IL he'd b,en rep.
resented to be. CNsionia AID Arrsson were
never moro full Of Royalist Guerblss than
now. Morales has made terrible exsnpl.
at Tstragon,, by cutting % piece, cons,i,u.
tlonai bau ,ll'on, which refused TO 10y do.s
f!s arms on the ssM summons. The accents
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-19

Pans, Jan. %.
A. O'clock this day, Tuesday, The doors
Fl ths Chamber were thrown open, and every
seat IVES soon filled. \ depu,stoo fom both
Chso'bs's met hi, Msjesy IN The gallery OF
" Vtvs ls aoi!" The Royal F.n'ily sod
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-19

ArosBuRe, Janua'y EY.
The last letters which we hsve received
from the frtntle's OF Russia continue ora
wariise characiet, iDssmucb as The general
persuasion is, thA the BRUSH Amoassodor,
I.o'd Sttsngso d, will feil in the mission
which he has gone to fu'6l q, Ccnstan,inople,
The Minister, Of Russia. p ussia, snd Azure
TIA, at Madrid, having demanded their pass
ports, in note addressed TO he Spanish MIN.
is,st, previous TO their quitting that espisl,
received the following enswss;
To The Prusxoa Minister -" have 70.
ce'vsd the note winch you Exeslspey Trans.
miite6 TO ne under the date cfths 10 h, END,
confirming myself with s,sl'ng in tsply, the,
the wishes Ct the governmsn, ct hts mos,
C"hoiic M.je,iy iot the happine.. OF tse
Prus,isn States are not Tess arden, thsn ,ho.e
0sn'fenad n, his Msje.'y the k'oc Of Pru..
sis towards Spain, l tsp.mit to YOU, Exce,.
leney, ty Royal orde', the passports 70, vai.a
700 bsvs sp2!isd."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-19

LoSpos, (Eysnine) Jan. so.
There ], nov an nd Il con njsc,ures. frsnc,
has recalled her ambassador from NAdtid-
and a hundred thousand meo, commanded by
the O.ke d'Angoul.ine, are preparing to
march, "ta preserve Spe,n from ruin. aud TO
reconcile bar to Europe" Courier.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

;. Rsso}oed. That so mueh OF the
p,,.,Gent'. Sie.sase az relates to a re-
,,,Ion oil the Tariff, with a view To the
encouragement Of manufactures. be re-
te,red ~ the Committee on Msnufac-
lures.
4. ResoiUed, That SO much OF the
Presidents Message as relates To the
Array, me Militia, the Ordnance De-
partn,ent. tie Military Academy, For.
,t6.at.on,, ArmorIes, and ArseDsls, be
,aterred to the COMMITTEE on Military
Affairs.
). ResoIoed, That SO much of the
pre,,!enLs Message as relates TO the
,,,.nization OF the Naval Establish
nsnt. and the suppression OF Piracy.
be rs,erred to the Commute on Naval
Affairs.
Resolved, Tha, SO much of the
Pes snt's hessase as relates to the
Revenue aud the redemption OF the
p,oIc Deot, ne referred to the Com
mice OF W.ys and Means.
Z. Resolved, TIA, so much of the
p,s.!ient's Message as concerns the
Post UHi,s Department, aud the revI-
81 u Oh ne laws relating to the same,
h, ,efsrred 10 the COMMITTEE on The
Pos, OH, aud Post Roads
.. RcsJtued, rhst SO much OF the
prssluent's Message as relates to the
settlement OF the Puollc Accounts, DO
rr,er,e Ell TO the Committee on Public
Expenditures
9 Ressiued That so much of the
Presidents Message as concerns our
relations with certain Indian trloes, De
referred t. the Committee on Indian
Affairs
10 ResoiUej That SO much OF the
Presidents Message as relates to the
suppression OF he African slave trade,
be referred to a select committee.
II RESOLVED, That SO mucn OF the
Presidents Message as relates to the
Cumberland Road, be referred TO a se-
lee committee.
II. RESOLVED. That so n.uch of the
Presidenrs Message as relates to the
connection OF the waters of the Chess-
peake ami Ohio, by means OF canal,
be referred 10 a select committee,
Is. 2eS0!Ued, That the said select
committees nave leave TO report by bill
or otherwise.
Tness resolutions were severally a.
greed TO: when the committee rose aud
reported them to the House, and the
same being again read at the Clerks
table. we're severslly concurred In by
the House
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter from Samuel Il. OYert0n and 10
seph VI White, two of the commits
sIoners appointed 20 ascertain titles and
claims to lands in West Florida, asking
for an extension OF the time TO the first
OF September mex, to ENABLE them to
complete the duties Of their appoint
ment which letter was read and order.
ed To lie on the table.
And then the House adjourned TO
Friday next.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
SssG MARINE LIST, IA
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, Dec. 5.

Sloop Protection. Scranton, n. York, 6
ds; tull freight TO merchants OF the Dis
uIct.
Schr. Csthsrine, captain Doane, Bos.
ton, l9 day; rhoms Voweill.
Several Gay crafts, with wood & grain.
Passed up sloop Huntress, from New
Haven, Tor Georgetown.
Schr Union, from Norris River, for
Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

The funeral OF the late MIR. GREuHN,
the pgussion Minister, took place yester
DAY according 10 appointment, and, not.
outstanding the almost unparalleled IN
clemeacy OF the weather, was attended by
all the principal Officers of the Govern
iDenl, aud many others. Had moi The
storm OF rain and Wind been 50 pitiless
aut uoess4nt, the procession would have
been one OF the largest ever seen in this
cay
ihe occurrence is new one under our
gov runent; TINS being the irst case OF the
death oi Foreign Munster at the Seat Of
Government. Every respect has been
Shown 10 ths merits Ut lhe deceased, as
well as 10 the nation OF which ne was the
Representative, that circumstances would
admit. ID.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Extract Of a letter 10 gentleman an this

Eriraci Of q letter 10 a gentleman an has
city, dated .Nachex, Mop, l.
eve a,e happy 10 state that since yes
isrday We have had suCh change IN the
weather, as to cause the hearts OF thous
ands to rejoice. II commenced yesterday
al Il O'Clock to rain, thermometer at IS,
and continued raining very hard until near
night. AT 8 O'Clock the wind shifted from
South and Soplh East to North, whence
it blew a gale all night. The effect OF this
is, that tnls morning our Thermometer is
down to %. The city has assumed quite
new aud sprightly appearances persons
are returning and houses airing, SO that
we soon snail be as usual"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
DECLARATION OF WAR BY MEXl-
CO AGAINST SPAIN.

CO AGAINST SPAIN.
The unexpected commencement OF hos
tllites by the Governor OF The Castle Of
San Juan de Uoa, against the town OF
Vera Cruz, has compelled the Supreme
Executive Power to adopt measures con-
sequent on an aggression uuprovoked by its
inha bitan,s, and warranted by no political
considerations.
lst.-lt is ordered that all political and
mercantile relations with the Spanish ma.
ton cease.
9dly That, using the lenity dictated
by the philanthropic principles of the Mex
icao nation, it is ordered tina. all Spanish
vessels Immediately leave The ports Of
Mexico, withou, proceeding, as the govern
ment might, to embargo or conhscate.
3dly That the same conduct be pur-
sued with all Spanish merchantmen that
may arrive in these ports from Europe IN
the space OF tour months, a time sufficient
TO allow this resolution to be known on
that continent and OF forty days from Ha-
vana or any other Spanish port OF North
America.
4thly.-That all vessels arriving after
the expiration of those periods, will be
treated according to the laws Of war, Git
before it be not terminated) as will be.
from this moment, all armed vessels.
5thly.-That after the period Of four
months, the productions OF the Spanish soil
will not be admitted to an entry under any
flag whatever.
By order OF II. S. H.
FRANCISCO JOSE BEkNAL.
Mexico, Isl Oct. 1898.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Bacon Smoking Establish

Bacon Smoking Establish
ment on Wasblngton.st,eet.
H'Hk subscriber vii receive at bis
4 Smoke House, on Washington street,
back OF bis sugar house, one hundred thou
sand weight OF Pork. which be will smoke
with good sound hickory, il delivered a.
the same time, and taken away IN one 10
dy, at the rsle of one dollar per thousand
weight OF pork, aud al 2 So per thousand
weight OF pork, il continued IN the smoke
house during the summer, to be taken a.
way at the convenience OF the owner, an
hour being affixed for delivery each day;
in that case The Utmost attention will be
given TO smoke Il. at all times when requi-
red to preserve the meat in a sound state.
In either case the meat will be al my
risque against fir- and theft. :
Immediate application is requested to
be made, in order TO ascertain whether a
sufficient quantity Can be Obtained to
make it an object wor'hy OF attention
JACOB HOFFMAN,.
dor II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
For Freight,

.kM, The new and very superior hrie
NJ At LAN1IC, John Ho" land, mas
ter, burthen 200 tons, or about 2ooo bUls
-four, an1 aI; be ready in a lew days IL
load either Tor The West Indies, south o
Europe, or South America. Apply TO
JOHN H, LADD l. co.
,tar e
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
For Freight,

iH\ The good schr ANN, William
.&& Singer. master, burtben 300 bbls.
and will IT few days take freight 10
The West Indies 10 preference, Apply to
JOHN H. LADD & co.
Who have for sale said schrs cargo Of
$50 cask. Thomaslon Lime
dec 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
For New York,

nj, The sChr. UNION, S. Sears,
,ss master; guod vessel and carries a
oout 800 bbls. For freight OF passage,
apply 10 VI. KENNEDY.
dec S :. 3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Public Sale.

n pursuance 10 an order and decree OF
i the county court OF Fairfax, shall on
Monday. the Ism day OF Dec. (beiog the
first day OF The county COURT III front y:
John Bronaughs tavern. Fairfax Court
tiouse proceed to sell 10 The highest bid
der: between
THIRTY and FORTY
likely Virginia born slaves-smone wbolu
ale three bIacksmlths, or two lads ID or
Is years old or 8 women ON IS 10
So years OF age, very capable as house
servants or tarin hands; and upwards Of
twenty boys and girls from 1910 Ia years
down~ards to one year old, as likely Ia
ken in The whole, as any 10 Virginia, sold
a. The property OF B. K. Davis, deceased.
Ierms-a credit OF nine months u be
given, the purchaser giving bond with IN
exceptIonable and approved security.
The sale to commence frotn day TO day
until all are sold. or There will be Sc
veral slaves sold by the sheriff on The a
bOve ay, Tor cash.
ROBERT RADCLIFFE
dec st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

;TPursuant TO The foregoing decree, I
shall, on the 22d day of February, 1894,
be lore the front door Of the tavern now
kept by Captain George Williams in The
Town OF Dumfrles. expose to sale by public
auction, to tue highest bidder, tor ready
money, TWO LOTS, known in the plan
oil the said town OF Dumfries, by Tue num-
bers Twenty six and Thirty four.
WM. NJ CRAIG, Deputy OF
JOHN STANARD, NJ. F. G. D.
nov 10 tu2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Marsliai's Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
VIRGINIA.:
At a Superior Court of Chsncery held
in the town OF Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October. 1875
Joseph Sbumate, 10 his own right, and as
administrator OF Richard Shute, deceas-
ed, Pfa,nt,f,
Augustus 5. Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
HE decree aisi entered in this cause
at rules on the 22d day OF May, 1898,
being returned executed On The defendant
Augustus Is. Calver; and The defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who Is out OF this Com.
monw eatb, and against whom the plain.
tif1 appears 10 have Procet ded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants; and they still failing 10 appear ans
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken Tor
confessed; and on motion OF the plaintiff,
by counsel the Court. On consideration Of
the bill and exhibits, doth sdjudge, order,
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one OF them, do, within SIX weeks from The
date hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sum of
six hundred dollars. with interes. a! the
rate OF FIVE per centum per annum from the
first day of January, 1929, until paid, and
the costs by bln expended in the prosscu>
ton of this suit, the said defendants, and
their heirs. and Ill persons claiming under
them. be thencetorh barred and ioreelos-
ed of all equity and right to redeem the
houses and lots described in the indenIure
Of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made on the
Esd day of September, 1915, between
Augusta. B Carver, oil the one part, and
Richard Shute, OF the other part; and that
the Marshal Of this Court DO. after adyer.
Using the time aud place thereof tor three
months successfully, 10 some newspaper
printed in the town Of Alexandria, expose
TO sale, by public auction. for ready mo-
new, the houses and lots in the said inden-
lure mentioned, and out Of The money aris-
ing from the SAID sale, after detraying the
expenses attending the same, pay 10 The
pI a,ntiff The said principal money, interest
and costs; and the surplus OF the proceeds
of sale, if any, retain in bis hands, subject
to The future order Of the Court; and report
Il BIZ, proceedings herein TO the court, in or
| der to final decree.
Costs 80 dolls. As cts. Copy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, c. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

Notice.
Marine Insurance Company Of Ater.
andrid.
THE stockholders will please take no.
Il tice that an election Tor fifteen dtrsc.
tors will be held at the office Oh said com
pany, on Thursday 18th January next,
IRON 10 till 2 o'clock.
The transfer books will be closed from
9o'cIock on Saturday The 10th OF January,
until the election is closed.
J. B, NtKOLLS, Sec'y.
dec 6 lawtitJ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1928.
HA~HINGruN, Dec. 4.

WARRINGTON. Dec, 4.
Major Gen. GAINES mas arrived in this
CITY TO take command OF the Eastern Mi.
l,targ Department, vice Major Gen, SCorT,
who - to assume the command OF lhe
Western Department. Nat. Iatel.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
Valuable Property TO Rent.

Valuable Property Io Kent.
T>HE subscriber will rent the establish
i ment OF her late husband, at WEST
END, and give immediate possession IL
s.,.... consists of a Convenient Uuefling
HYHG. House, containing Tour rooms on
Hsss thu first floor, and three lodging
Girooms, good dry cellar, kitchen,
meat house, barn and stables; also. a
SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND WAREHOUSE,
the whole Ia good order; large garden,
OF nearly an acre, with choice collection
OF fruit. Annexed to this establishment is a
MEADOW LOT,
rich and productive, OF about two or three
acres, on d part OF winch there is a fine
bearing orchard. 1t will be rented low 10
a good tenant.
MARY ANN HEINAMAN.
dec 6 law3Y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

Flour was in demand, and very scarce
at Rio de Janeiro, at the Fist accounts.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. A. MARSTELLER.
Sale Without Reserve.

THIS DAY.
NlLL be sold at the auction store.
w precisely at Ii O'Clock, positively
without reserve, for CASH.
"a cases mems fashionable hats
Water proof, oval, T. COMMON do.
This Night, at 7 O'clock,
NJ ILL be sold at the auction store,
w without reserve,
Cassimeres, cloths, csssiGetts,
Hosiery, hdkis. & shawls, of every
quality and color
Marseilies quilts, dinities,
Veslngs, suspenders, checks,
Irish linen, gloves, umbrellas
White, red T. yellow 6annels
Plaid Crcassian plaid
Bombazetts, &c &c.
..GGoods for inspection on the day of
sale. dec 6
IN addition to the handsome lot OF dry
L goods, groceries, and iorniture, to be
sold on Tuesday, at 10 O'clock. at tae auc-,
ton Office, will be added, on a credit OF
four months, 10 pieces best blue and white
kerseys, 10 do. red flannel, 5 do tartan
plaid. dec 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-06

NOV dlawing in Baltimore under the
~ superin'endance OF the commission
ers appointed by the Governor and Coun-
Gil,
No. l73ooa prize of p5ooo
2llll 1883 loco
1912 1928 loo
1886 1883 so
Besides great number Of DIE prizes.
5000 IS The only prize yet drawn from
this interesting lottery No time should
be lost IN procuring chances.
The drawing will ne continued on
Thursday after next, 18th inst. and on
that day some OF the grand floating prizes
may come cut, VIZ:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30


s ~ nv" ,'",'. -n'e s'nes, wv "" uomesiie
wv ''' e's., WI" .'"""e allowances ""d the adj
,' ~ ~, .. us ~, """ VINO pave no' 90
W. " '"e ""e'y ""o"s "' LOWING Heaf"ns"
-, ~, ,, 49, ~" .e",S' VI ~ on at those
,, .'i''''" ~, "'e'e '"'! nave ho'h'r q" do,
49, - w "'r 1917" 're""g> VI MN WI" has
49,. 49,, 80 W ""' ~ WI" e'R"' h"""'r" souls
s., u' 49,, "' WI" y" more CONDENSATION ha" the
-, N ~ '' "" = '"'ee years cf"zr Ia
e w, ' wy ~ :. '''""'e "' in"i' q, aifi-
~ n"'" - W. P'Ss'" '"n'ii"n oi the Wr'i'rai
-, !, " ~ 4,H' """ s""" are '"e causes
M'' !" "c''s ., '"' "He"'v OF g"h"c surgeon to
:" !" 80 """'' ""r"""re "Fhe s"iemn
" ~ 'r =, '"'N on me ii"'! EvanseIs's al A'mishs
uou' ~ ,4r ,"rS ''"e'Ee" ne" commss'"", 10
f. Wv! WI ' W.T. W." '""' were give" 10 ih"m
ch..,,,,,i,, ,,..,I III, ,, 80 "" ~ W." ""'e
wee auis, s,orms disease and 40, a,o,,. ,,, ~,
scaniy allowance OF ~, and rn,iops which ,h. I,
rrescrlhes-Nhilsi those who find excuses Tor ",ad
ing 'he'f pighied ohsaiions, az whose peculiar ,o-
-, ,,,s, w "'"'" 'of'"n"e i'r"r"ce NJ
cnm, ,;", w " 'r"'n" ~ none, '" o'iuo,
much more ~, ss,,,,., az 'h ~ -. . = -" :, rs
extra services ,-Thss The law has bren made . ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30


on The 2i, meeting held in the Senate Cham her
~ haieigh ~ the friends Of Ma Crawprd In The Ieils.
W. w., ~ purpose Of nominating Electors of President
ana Nce President ~ the Uuied Ststes-TLe meeting
Vu nf "fili"R Invitations stuck up af the doors OF
me w" Chambrrs The GAUGES as orearizeS bv ,.cng
ne'."","' ." whites ~ the chair and appointing Mr.
Fie,,,.I "a, ~, -i 'dli"H' Secretary. The following
80 ~. user was thenf,rined John Paxton Of Ruther-
franklin. of Strry-R obert Williamson Of
~ l"'.n'es IeFmnd' Of Mouteomorv-A Abraham phil-
". o h"ckinrharl-Ales GRAY. Of Rendupi- BEN
m "liu" "' C"'ngion' Of Observation-Disclosures fufn Of
g"ngf-'lrrry a"eli nj Wske John IIall OF Warren
"s5"g, Dnlaw Sen of Beriie-Charles r. Johnsoa Ut
~ mas w Backledge, of Beaufurt- John oven,
VI pt'"s''-- "nd WIN. Biacklege Sen Of Ienoir
L.. y. 'Win"Ws gtnNrnen were appointed Correspond-
w tnn,in'ee Messrs. Jos Wilson. Josenh L. Dsnsl
o.t',f iHuccy Ro''r Strange, James Graham lanes w.
cies &c. ny :" supply N7o"H-
nation ~ "'""e no ho'h
Aii'i from Colnmbia that in The Csuc,s g ,bere
we're hetween - and 20 n the minority some for sral
'a't"n some lot ais Crawford thai J,cts,p is .e,pd
boiee ~ south Carolina thar nobody j. f.r Adams.
"a h stronger Interest IN Tins stale Than l. oeoo,,Ily
"'pe'ied. judge smith 10 The Upper Country Gsr v
"As ~ TIE East ard Gel TAYLOR in this middle cl,,rfry
curry WITH u'eni strong influence
We understand that Col George w. Brooke has received
Fs rDni ihe Wnr Department. 90 move frou, a. MON
TWl 'h"ch HeAi fehsFrOia, fnul eousfes 20 es.
o,h "ftg pct NJ Tampa (fast EiofIs ,rbis etft be
u1s most southern post 10 me o. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-30

- er moIlb ana Ia.ioa. per g tallen 8 I'D.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
-.--- ---- 1850 -
FOE TIE WIrfRMfN.

=, nm. WIISos-Ttcre is in your paper Of the
soI respecting Col s. b. Davis That gentleman was not
N the service OF the General Government at the time of
'e attack on ewesown. He Aid to the Governor of
nus state, and had been appointed TO the command of
eWes by the Governor, at the request Of Col Hall, Cen
'&er MI Daniel R0dey and the general UOice Of the beo-
We Wh respect 10 the Charleston Packet, it was Col
i,s who commanded AMI wounded on that occasion
Inc affair TOOK place the point of tie beach at The en-
trance OF lewesoAn creek. Mr. David Hazard was en-
gagged at the time endeayong to defend two vessels
That had been on shore higher up and on the Broad
Kill sde and let be remembered that Of these YES
sells belonged to Col Payner and believe fortunate
enough to save her-while Samuel Payner prudent
enough to keep wood between his person and the enemy
Col Paynter never had any thing do with the defence
Of the State and though he those present at the
time Col Davis was appointed 20 the command.
MATTER OF FACT.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
Drugs & Chemical Preparations.

MORPHIUM-ths extract contains the sedaye proper
ty of Opium without its stimulating quality
ENlETlN-a half grain being equal in emetc power to
a scruple Of lpecacuhana.
ELATERIuM-soft and dry extracts.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aud CICUTA.
QUININE--in Pills, Syrup and solution.
ClNCHONIUM or salt fbark in Pills and Syrup.
These preparations of bark univalel in the of
Intermittent fever
PALE-YELLoW ard RED BARKs in Quill and Pow
der.
OK: ANiIMON CUM PIIOS: CAICIS.
SWANS PANACEA, for the cure of bad ulcers: new
supply received from the Proprietor and for sale by the
dozen or single bottle.
SODA and SEIDLITZ, POWDERS, of the first quality.
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mel hair pencils Patina points for lightning rods All the
valuable approved Chemical aud Medical preparations
JOSEPH BRIN'GHURST,
No IS, Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
0 mo ID 1925 rs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-26
COMMUNICATED.

The cry has been, that the majority Of the last
Legislature wsre welded to man, and we're wrap
ped up in name, and that such were the motives
OF those writer's who came forward to expose cor
ruption. The cry of the Reedes, Dupcntites and
MLaneites resounded through State, that Dr..
Black was the only man the majority had in view
for the Senator to the Congress of the U. S. This
was uniformly denied. The writers at that time,
declared they commended, not for men, but princi
pies, and though DR.. Blacks name came forward
incidentally in the discussion, it was only done to
show he had been wantonly traduced scandalized;
Tor at that lime the declaration DR.. Black has made
in your last paper, was well known to US, and we
we're we'll assured Dr. Black had no intention OF be.
ing considered candidate for the next Legislature.
We mention this to show that the faction opposed
10 the majority, caught at straws, and made oil
assertions which they we'll knew were untrue.