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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
VESTIM Entail SOAP
find Imperial Renorat0r.

VIE above composition, so eminently ceIe-
D. orated IN Europe, the former for ITS supe.
rior qualities in extracting all kinds of grease.
occasioned by hair, or any other matter, paint.
tar, &c. from gentlemen's clothing; and wooIIen
cloths of every description, in few minutes,
restoring the same to It's former condition and
colour, uninjured and the latter for its very
superior qualities in extracting all manner Of
spots or stains from ladies' dresses, caused bv
grease, oil, or bad handling and from all kinda
o. silks, satins, vclyets, Canton grapes, bonn
bazines, &c. restoring the same TO i,s former
condition, let the quality color be what IL
may, uniRJured, bias been, within the two last
years, introduced and fully established in the
cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Charleston, 5. c. Norfolk, Richmond, and Ere
dericksbug, and is now raost respectfully of.
fered 10 the citizens Of the District of Columbia
as the most useful material ever discovered,
for the aforementioned purpose. Manufactar.
ed and sold by JOSEPH TRENCH, for n few
days, at Mr.. john THomPsoN's, on ROYAL street
u Every description Of damaged or mil.
dewed merchandise restored TO their former
condition I'm fen %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
COACH MAKING.

Potatoes and Picked Goldfish.
& L. CHAMBERLAIN have inst receiv.
ne ed $50 bushels potatoes, which are suita.
bic for femilysuse. Also few bbIs picked cod
uso' FRINGE 81 wharf, Jan 81
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establish ,nent,

Corner Of Prince and I'nirfa:c streets,
EOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot.
- ton dyer and scOurer, from England, res
pectfuiIy tenders his grateful acknowledgements
10 the ladies and gentlemen of A,exandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here:
and hopes by his unremittng care, uniform
punctuaiity, and moderate prices, to merit con-
'inuance oftheir custom.
j. WIS mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPoSGISG, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds of spots, slams ir0n-mouIds,
NC. from all wOolen, cotton and silk clothes and
stuIiS, &c. so that :entlemens coats, panta-
looms, vests, &c. and ladies' habits, merino shawIs,
lace veiis &c. will he restored 20 their first ro
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, &c cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat,
est manner, as to equal their original appea-
rance. Military uniforms, gold aud silver EN-.
oro'dery, fringe. epauiets, tasseIs, &c. cleaned
and polished TO quail their original briIIiancy.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
ARp1STgo
JOHN BRASSINGrnN
GEORGE JONES,
Gum Smith and White Smith,

FAIRFAx-sr. NEAR THE MARKET SQUARE,
N|tSHES TO inform the public that he
w can stock and repair guns and pistols
IN the neatest manner and OH the most rea-
sooabie terms, having,for many years;execuled
work when in England for many of the Lon
don gun makers satisfactory testimony, If re.
CURED, can be given to those who doubt itJ
U. j. returns his thanks 10 a generous public
Tor their kind encouragement since his COM
mencement as N
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
DON ESTIC GOODS.

WTM. FOWLE & Co have landing from the
Wv sloop Martha, and in store, loo pieces
sat;'neis' part OF which blue mixed colors, super
extra fine quality, so pieces red 1annels.
ALSO, black, blue and dra b broad cloths and
black, blue drab and blue mi xed casSimcres,an o
which will he seld at the iory prices. dec 40
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
BY HENRY PTTTMAN.
CONDITIONS
nE THE AZ r-r

w The ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
L. rive dollars year. half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
u. Subscriptions for less titan six months.
charged at the rate Of six aud quarter cents
each paper. Gems
III Extra papers SIX and a quarter cents
~. NO paper discontinued until all arrear 4.
ages are balanced. "'' "'''"i
". APyERTiSEMENrs, not exceeding sauare.
inserted three times for one dollar and twenty.
I'VE i've ems ior every subsequent insertion: Lari
go o"es ~ proportion. Advertisements which
writing, will be continued till forbid
VI Lepsrs 20 the editor must be post psid.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12

A gentleman being advised by bis
friend Dol to let bis son marry until he
was wtser, replied, sit go by tina; rule,
fear he will die bstcheIcr,"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
THE FOUtNT.
LOVES OF THE ANGELS.


Mr.. Moore, whose literary life has been
devoted TO the elevation Of love into the
class OF angels, has at length brought
down angels into the snares OF love.
Four OF these aerial personages are sue.
cessively brought down into the warm at
mosphe,e of this ear,h-and they give
each his respective account Of the tasci
nations, that brought him hither. The
second angel had a sweet and charming
excuse for love, in the fair virgin who il
described below.
There vas maid, of all who move
Like visions Ger this orb most fit
TO be bright young Angels love,
Herself so bright, so exquisite
The pride, too, of her step, as light
Along the unconscious earth she went,
Seem'd that OF one, born with right
To walk some heaveplier element,
And tread IN places where her feet
A star al every step should meet.
twas not alone that ioveliness
BY which the wiltcr'd sence is caught:
on PLAYFUL bushes, that seemed noueht
But luminous escapes ofthough,--
Of eyes that, when by anger stirred,
Were FIRE itself, but, a, word
OF tenderness, al soft became
AS though they could like the suns bird.
Dissolve away IN their own fame
OF form, as plant as the shoots
OF young tree. in vernal flower;
Yet round and glowing as the fruits
That drop from it in summers hour
Twas no, alone this LONELINESS
rhs, falls to loveliest woman's share,
Though even here, her form could
spare
From its own beauiy's rich excess
Enough to make all others fair
But twas the mind, sparkling about
Through her whole frame-the soul.
brought out
To light each charm, yet independent
OF what it lighted as the sun Ident
That shines or flowers. would be resplen-
Wee there no flowers TO shine upon
Twas this, all this in one combined.
The upnumDered looks and arts that
form
The glory ofyouDg womsnkind,
Taken in their frs, fusion, warm,
Ere time had chilled single charm,
And s,amp'd with such seal of mind,
As gave TO beauties, tina, might be
Too sensual else, too unre6n'd,
The impress of divinity;
IVES this, union, which the hand
of nature kept for her aIone.
VI every thing most playful, bland,
FoiuPtuous, spiritual, grand,
In anRel-natures and her own
oh this it was tina, drew me nigh
One. who seemed kin TO heaven as I,
Nv bright twin sister of the sky
UDe,in whose love felt. were giy'n
The mixed delights of either sphere,
All thai the spirir seeks in heaven
And all the. senses l,urp 10, here
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12
TO LET.
FOR SALE.

The Land and house on Stump Hill
AyEEA lately owned by MIR. Norton, being
HsSE about 81 acres well nclosed on the Lit.
ssSEj tie River Turnpike road, miles from
- .iesA Alexandria. The Garden contains ana
NY valuable shrubs, vines and fruit trees The
situation is handsome and healthy Possession
may We had Immediately The time of paymen
will he reasonably extended to suit the purchaser
march ! law &c w. CRANCH.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-12

&zzxA In pursuance of the provisions
sssefFS of a deed of trust, from WILLIAM
M BRENT, .jr and WINIFRED l.. his
s9.s.ssssssA. wife, TO Walter Jones AMI the sub
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
,noM THE NEw YORK tvES1YG POST, OCT. c
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

The brig Catherine Rogers, 10 SO days from
,ihsaltar brings papers Of that place Of the I'd oil
cao,.rber inclusive, from which it appears, that
-, doubts respecting the surrender o! Corunna g
W.. French were we'll founded, Notwithstanding
hs oHcial bulletin, in the Paris papers, snnounc-
H. ,ba, convention had been signed on the 18th
~ AUGUST. Corunha as well as Cadiz continued
T,bhfu 10 the beginning Of September. The French
lad made some attempts sEans, Cadiz on the 25th
# Anoust, but they were compelled to retire with
considerable loss. meeting oil general officers
and other persons Of rank was about TO be held, at
which the Duke del Inantando was expected to be
nresept. Nothing is said about the bombardment
General auriston's division, which had proceeded
m rarHa. had sustained some loss, which rendered
necessary for him to retire to Algesras. A pri-
yae letter. dated at Gibraltar, September s. states
ne loss of the French in this repuse at 800 ,nen
rhe writer adds, " Malaga is in dreadful state at
nres,pt: the commander has made requisilon OF
100000 tlolllrs Of the merchants several who re
used 10 nav have been sent to prison, among them
N, American consul and several have been shot,
The English frigste Tribune is TO proceed from
here to bring the English merchants from that
place"
Sir RonERr Wilson left Gibraltar for Malaga on
be Cd Of September, and on the preceding day,
general /ayas and the other officers, who had been
arrested by Riego and sent on ship board, arrived
lat Gibraltar.
1t thus appears by the latest accounts from the
Ipen,nsuls that there is reason Tor believing that
|lhe French will succeed in their attempt to subju
eas Spain. On the contrary, the brave and deter
|mined resistance, which they meet with at every
point, iustihes The opinion we have all along main
Ealnet, that the enemies Of the constitutional system
Twill fail in their object. Their career OF bribery
i Las apparently been arrested, and unless the Duke
IA Angoulcme is possessed Of more skill than the
Erner generals Of France,we should not be surpri-
Rnd it. in few days, he had concluded a treaty dis
&cracelul to those who had placed him at the head
Elhe expedition, or retraeed his march across. the
3lho.
We Iearo verbally that The French continued be-
fore Cadiz but that no general battle had been
thought.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
baltimore, Oct. G.

mr.
TOBACCO CROfS.--SVe regret 10 learn Ina
the jrost Of last Tuesday night has been 50 des,ruc
i've TO the Tobacco CROPS in this stare The Gorge.
tNwn Metropolitan states that several Of the ,obac.
co planters have lost the whole and that is estimY
ted $4,000 hogsheads have been destroyed. Some
OF the most opuient planters in Prince Georges
County hare lost every plant.
upon Tins subject the Annapolis Republican Of
Saturday says;-"Up TO Monday las, the spyearan.
ces Of the obacco crops in this neighbourhood were
uncommohly ilne~-the PLANTS had succeeded well
and we're abundant in the plspting season-rains
occurred in favorable time for hansplan,ipg, and
the Subsequent weather brought the tobacco 10 un-
common size. Nothing could be more promising
than the plantations OF Monday every plant.
er and all hands were busted in cutting and housing
The rich products ofthe years toll Upon reason
able estimate Of Anne Arundel county and the ed
joining part Of Prince Georges we are informed,
about one third OF the crop had been secured-B But
on Tuesday morning last keen frost at once blast
ed the whole remaining crop, and reversed every
prospect OF the fields and every hope Of the planter
Tobacco is tender plant, the leaves were stiff
ened with cold--tbe succeeding sun turned them,
black, wthered and ruined them entirely"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
SHERIFE'S SALE.
BY DAVID C.. WILSON, SHERIFF.

EpY virtue of writ of Fl ia TO me directed will be ex-
I'D posed to public sale the house Of Joseph Sykes IN
Mil Greek hundred, on Thursday the 10th day of October
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Shearing machine, fling stocks
press fencngs press papers, broad and looms card
ing machines, slubbm5 billy, nelly 10Y, ennles wsrppe
bars dye kettle, blue vat LOT of wool ol of cloth and sat
nets, beds, bedstesds, bedding, bureau tables chairs
hog, lot Of hay, and lot of bobbngs. &C. Seized and
taken in execution as the property ofJessph Sykes
New Castle. Oct, o. 10 y So.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
OBrLCMiIGn.

On Friday evening, Sd inst. ct his residence in the CITY
OF burlington, IN ~ Gen. JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, late,
a Representative in Congress from that state. lie was
verify soldier Of the Revolution afterwards Governor OF
the state for several years and during the late var,
Bngadier General ct the army Of the United Statcsa
excellent man, firm republican, sound legislator brave
soldier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
juESSIONaRT T0UR.

The Rev Air WIl-lisTON, accompanied By the Re.
Mr. BEDElL, intends TO visit and preach at Oover o.,
Tuesday evening the l4lh Of October and on Wetres,l
morning, the 18TH at II O'Clock. On Thursday evening
Greek Church., as also, on Sunday morning. 19h, at
O'Clock and Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at Mil.
ford ON Monday evening goth, at Smyrna--and on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
ACADEMY.

THSIfE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary forthe education of youth
both Sexes in all the various branches of useful Eucs-
ton and he aers himself that he has given general
satisfaction those who have already favored him witt,
their support and having opening for few pu-
pills, he again solicits share Of public patronage.
WM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
A Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18TH 1929 82-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of DR. JOSEPH
IA DEpUY, dec late Of the Borough of Wilmington,
either by bond note or otherwise, particularly request
ell to settle the samc and those who NAV have legal de-
mtnds against said estate present them duly athenti.
Gated for settlement, TO ABRAHAM Ewes. Admir-.
Oct, 10, 1923. 82-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
80 G1J1s, -
htBtE SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.

The Delaware Bible society" hold their Tenth Ann
versary meeting Tuesday the nth inst at pencnJtr
Church, in the village Of Glasgow, oeock Sermon
Will be preached on the occasion.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
ISRAEL ID. JONES
TAN YARD


HOT SaIt OF 10 Ncnts
a TAN YARD on the West side Of Schuy KILL near the
IN Permanent BRIDGE on High Street, with necessary
buildings, and containing about eighty Watts Of every des-
cripton.
ALSO,--A Three storisd Brick house. with stable all
Carriage House, the of the lot near the Tan Yard
They will be sold rented together, separately
Apply at No. I47, Arch sheet, Philadelphia, to
JOHN COOKE.
Oct. 3, 1925. 92-tt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
NEw-YoRK, Oct. Z.

NEw-YonK, Oct. Z.
The packet ship james Cropper, Capt. Marshall
INved last evening from liverpool, having sailed
the 9Th Of September. We have received our
tguar files of papers, including London dates to
he evening Of the 18th ut.
The latest Paris dates are OF the Isl sept only
e day later than were received by the Marmon'
The Madrid Gazette OF Aug. 25th contains the
Tcia account Of the surrender Of Corrunns, by the
ems Of which, the whole garrison was placed I'M
Etrhe command Of Mori;lo, Count Of Carthagena,)
ho TOOK possession OF the ace on the 2lst OF Au-
bust,
LONDON, Sept. d.
The Lyra, tender, left Plymouth on Sunday, with
Spanish messenger for Cadz via Gibraltar. he
Rctiye, frigate, sailed from Plymouth on Thursday
EHh sealed orders she is believed to be destined
or Cadiz
There are no expresses from Paris to-day. The
papers Of Monday evening, state that the govern
eut had received dispatches announcing that the
rench troops had been repulsed with great loss m
attempt to take I'rocdder0 Malagorda, near
adiz.
II appears that the propositions made by the
IKE of Angouleme, have not been accepted oy the
0yernment at Cadiz.
Some Of the private letters from Paris, state that
Fiery hope Of friendly settlement OF the Spanish
:! hld Vanished
The following is an extract Of a letter received at
evidence, dated on board the y. 5. ship Conslltu-
OIL at Gibraltar, September 8.
Since we have been here we have had hne
tw of an engagement between Spanish tort and
70 French ships which lasted two hours when
be ship hauled off the fort has since caP'uated'
Tie French were erecting a battery on height
Aich commanded it, Mr.. NELSON our Minister
Spain, is now living on board our ship, as he can
get to Cadiz.
The French Gen. Lallemand, and Sir Robert
l'Son, who are engaged in the Spanish constltu-
ONa cause, are now here and have visited our
p-We have this day received letters which state
At a. We shall be relieved by the Cyane in November
The following is an extract OF a letter on BOARD
Constitution, August Is
Yesterday, detachment of 5000 OF the french
my took quiet possession of St. Rogue, ard to day
one o'clock OF Algesiras- both towns are IN
SAI Of our present anchorage"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber las removed his Store to
No. n. Market Street,

No. n, Market Street,
Zone door below his former and} His stock being con
sideraby enlarged, comprises general assortment OF
Hardware, Cutlery, Pants, OIL, Window-Gass, Plated
Coach Mounting, Saddlcry, Looking Glasses, Walters
Carpenters Planes and other fools.
Ais oClover, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed
JOSEPH GRUBB
wilmington, ~ mo Y, IL - R2-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
PORTUGUESE FLEET.

BY the arrival Of the brig Alert, Captain Kidder
III New York, in 80 days from ST. Nlichaeis, the
Editors of the Daily Advertiser have received in
formation that the Portuguese fleet OF one ship Of
he ne three Grgates, six corvettes, and several
|s'med merchantmen, arrived at Fayal about the
sNh Of August, having evacuated Bahia on the Sd
Il July last, in company with about 100 sail oil
.ssy,, mostly destined for Portugal. These ships
were crowded with officers and soldiers, aud tam-
! .s flying from Brazil. Having departed with so
Eays provisions, Of a very inferior kind they all
suffered grea, privaons, and arrived in very slckIy
Eae.--About twenty thousand dollars value IN re-
Eeshments was furnished them at Fayal, to enable
lem to proceed TO Lisbon. Others OF the convoy
ave arrived at ST. Michaels and some are supposed
have been captured by Lord Cochrane, who fol-
owed them as far as North lat 5. AS the Portn-
uese vessels left the port, the Brazilians entered
bahia and the fugitves we're tantallzed with the
lew Of abundance of provisions which entered
J hs city from the land side, and for want OF which
hey had SO long suffered, and were still to suffer
n crowded ships on voyage TO Lisbon, and winch
osum .! money could procure for them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10

Periods at which each of the States became member OF
he Union, by adopting the Constitution OF The y States
)y virtue OF an act Of Congress.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
ELECTION RETURNS.
SAssec IEajorities.

C Nan Brs Dag L C Bait + &c Total
Painter. PAL 1o4 15O 1872 IT'S &c 68 lao
Haz-araFs majority in N. W. Fork 39-n Iewes and
HehOboth 49, 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-10
N'ortolk Oct Q.

The U. States ship John Adams, Lieut.. Comdt.
JOSEPH CAssIN, arrived this morning in l6 days
from Thompson's Island--ofIicers and crew 10 good
health, with the exception OF nine whose complaints
are rheumatism, Commissions, debility, sc. none Of
which arc dangerous.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-01
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

T'e17a'gf sa5aci'ption peranurn, pagaJ'e
an adodnce. Subscribers who do net comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
OF 81 per annum, failure to give notice Of
8 wish to discontinue at the end Of each term
will be considered IS new engagement No
paper to be discontinued Qinless at the option
OF the Editor) until all arrearsges shall have
been paid.
.4dver1sspiea's, not exceeding square, will
teinscrted at S for the first, and 50centstor
each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
7 Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-01
AUDITORS REPORT.
AupIroR's OFFICE,
Pandafia, January |, 1928. )


The Auditor has the honor of submit
ting othe General Assembly of the State
of Illinois, statement of the Receipts
and Expenditures for the two preceding
years, ending ON the 9Th Of December,
1922, viz:
Dale. Cts.
The amounts paid into the Treasu-
~ by the different Sherifis with
in the two years, ending as afore-
said, 7,l21 09
The amount of judgment obtain
ed against the former Sheriff of
Randolph, for nonresident tax
ofl813, 147 IA
The amount from non-residents for
the two preceding years. incud-
ing back taxes, rcdemptions in
terest, &c. Ss,437 rs
The amount from non-residents'
bank stock, 81 II
The amount from the Ohio Saline, 1865 %
;, from the Muddy Saline, 900 90
The amount from the sale Of lots in
the town of Vandalla, $3.50 SO
Total amount of money paid at the
yreasury between the list OF Jan.
1921, and the 9th Dec. 1929. 62,226 70
70 which add the amount remain.
ing in the Treasury on the lst
Jan. 1921, 1920 Is