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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21

: Capt. Tilden, from Perna mbuco, states,
that pre- 'Ious t. ms sailing, vessel arriV-
ed from of Bahia, that was ordered OF ~
Lord Cochrane's squadron, consisting OF
seven sail-a snip also arrived .he day
captain /. ieit Pernam ouco, which con-
hrmed the above and informed that de-
tachment OF 300 troops had embarked on
board of vessels 10 go down the coast and
land there, 10 assist the Brizillans. 1t was
generally supposed that Bahia would sur
render 10 the BraZilans.
freeman Journ. June 10.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
Periclean Society.

"HE members OF the " PerlcIesn So.
ciery" are requested to assemble at
the Town Hall, al bali past f o'clock. on
the morning of the 4th Of July From
thence they will proceed TO the Court
House. where the Declaration oil lDdepen-
dence will be read by JESSE Il. RAMSAY,
ESQ. and an GRAFTON pronounced by
JoHs SWAMI, Esq. rCitizens are res.
pecttully invited TO attend By order OF
The President, b T. FendalI. Esq
EDW'D R. BELCHER, Act'g Sec.
iune 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
district of Columbia,

CUUHty y hte1uHuTe".
I0lMOTHY MUNTFORD has applied
20 Tue Hon. " IllIam Cranch, Chief
nudge OF The United States circuit court
OF the District OF Columbia TO be dischar-
ed from j.. risonment, under The act lor
the relief OF ln.olvent debtors within the
District of Columbia, on the first Tuesday
in July next at 9 o'ciu,h, A. M. at the
Court House IN Alexandra, when aud
where his creditors are required to attend
inne 2I-3t EDM. | LEE, Z. q.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
For sterdam.

M The ship GENERAL LlNGAN,
E8& Nm CIabtree, Jr. master, burtnen
500 hn.,s.; veil known as cost superior
vessel sbs Is nov IA Baltimore, and may
be expected here ready to receive cargo
On the 7th July, when she will be dis
patched and eau take 200 bids. tobacco
on freight. Apply to
JOHN H. LADD & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
AUCTION SALES.
Sale at Auction.

Sale at Auction.
IN, On the 25th inst. tor account Of
aS1X whom il may concern. at II O'clock,
A. M.will be sold without reserve at the
lower terry wharf, the hulk Ut the slip
Young Hero,
with the sPars, &c. as she now lays near
the place OF sale.
VI. MILLER g. SON.
mo FL r.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
J. III. RUNNELiS'
Domestic CottOns. &c.

m bales of bleached and unbleached
~ cotton shirlings and sheetngs, just re-
ceived from the factory, for sale by
WIN: FOWLE 4 o.
ALSO. landing from schooner Lucinda,
from Jamaica, Is tons Fus'!c; AND from
chr. Alert, a quantity OF wrapping and
sugar paper.
may ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21

glorious hero" aud promises that list
OF the contributors and the sums contribu-
led shall be Published.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. by the Rev. William
Wryland, Mr.. HENRI HOBBS, to Mrs.
LOUISA REYNOLDS botn OF this place.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21

Splendid Furniture.
fit the City Of Washington,
ON Friday the 9Th inst. the subscriber
OwiII proceed to sell by public suction,
at the residence of the British Minister,
at The city Of Washington, the
HouseholdSK Kitchen Furniture
belonging to The Rlgh, Hon. STRAIT.
FORD CANNING II is not practicable
in the limits of an advertisement TO parti-
cularize all the articles OF 50 extensive an
es adjustment nor is it necessary, many
Of our citizens having had frequent oppor-
tuDilies Of seeing them. For the iEtoI.
nation CT others, il may perhaps be ne.
cessary to observe that the furniture was
chiefly made IN England expressly Tor lie
occasion, and that ii consists 10 part Oh
Rose Wood G,ecian Settoas.
Do Sofas, both with Chintz Co
verS
Do Chairs. With Chinlz Cush.
Do Breakfast Table, round
Do Sofa, Writing aud Reading
Tables
Do Book Stands, tasleiully gid
ed, &c.
Mahogany Dining and Breakfast Tables
Do Tea, Card and Side Tables
Do Chairs, with blue Morocco
Seats
LIKEWISE,
A set of very large Dining Tables of
Mahogany, feet wide Iby IL feet
long
Splendid Time Pieces and Chandeliers
do Lustres, Glass and China Ware
Elegant Chinlz and Moreen Window
Curtains
ParIour, Passage and Stair Carpeling.
Beds and Bedding, with all the nece.-
sary articles Of Chamber Furniture,
In short such collection Of first rate fur
niture has seldom been equalled, but me-
yer surpassed 10 this District.
ALSO,
An exte nsive assortment Of copperkitch-
en- utensils, patent Mabg e, &c.
The sale will commence al precisely 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. and be resumed on Tire fol-
low ing day at the same hour. The goods
with the respective bills will be ready foI
delivery on Monday. the 3Oth inst, al 9io'
clock A. NJ Terms OF sale cash II the
terms are not piled with ~ Tuesday
evening, the lsi day OF July The goods
will be re sold at the risk and expense of
the former purchases, without giving any
further notice The house will he open
for the inspection of the furniture from 8
to 6 o'clock, P. Nj on Wednesday, the
95th inst. and on toe following day from
10 to O'Clock in the morning, and from
3 to 6 o'clock, in the evening.
P MAURO, Auctioneer.
june II 9aw3t
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COHEN'S

Lottery & Exchange ODfce, ia 4hd'ket's'reet,
BALTIMORE:
Where the great capital prizes in both
the last lotteries acre sold, and uhere more
capital prizes hare been sold than at any
other etfce in america.
eFOrders from any part OF the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punutual
attention, addressed 10
J. /. COHEN, Jr.
iuue Fl Baltimore.
@Cohen's Lottery Gazette and Re-
gi,ter," which is published every week,
will contain the official lists of each draw
ing of the Grand State and Monument Lot.
terIes, and will be forwarded gratis, to all
VINO purchase their tickets al Cohen's Or
fee. Those who wish to receive the Re.
gis,er will mention it when they send on
their orders.
June 81 Jl0
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
BENOiT DEPL ANCHE.
French Duer e ScOurer

Si'>S ~ NOSO~s W
ID ESPECTFULLY returns bi. thank.
AZ to the citizens OF Alexandra, for the
encouragement afforded him in the line of
bis business; and ntorn,s them that be
continues at his stand, on Prince. between
Fairfax & Waite: streets, next door to Mr..
Matthew Robinson's; where he will dye
every description of Silk, Cotton, OF
Voollen Goods Of any k,nd; and scour
Silk. Cotton. and WooLlen Cioathing OF any
kind.
.MERINO SH.IWLS
Will be bleached and pressed in the finest
style. and LEGHORN HATS cleaned,
dressed, and dyed OF the finest black.
Carpets,
of all descriptions, will be secured and
cleaned so as to make them appear az
new He feels confident, from the eXpe
rience he has acquired in his trade, both
in Paris and London. that he will be able
to render general satisfaction, tor which
be will spare no pains, and will be thank
tul TO those who iayor him with their Gus.
tom.
June 2l
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21

Stock at Auction.
ON TUESDAY next, Gath icst. l9 O..
~ clock, will be sold a, the CuAee
House, for cash, TWO Shares .Aieran-
dria Bank Stock. By order OF the orphans
court. June l9 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-06-21
District Of Coluubia,

June FL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
TO PRINTERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of the act
IN passed the first day of February, 1921, entitled A
supplement to the act entitled s An act making provision
for the payment of the printing the laws and ra ofhe
Senate and House of Represen aves the subscriber will
contract with any printer in The State tor the printing and
publishing the Jo nal of the House of Representatives Of
the last session. who will undertake the execution of
the cheapest and advantageous terms. The Journal
must be printed and stitched in size each page must
be closely printed in Plea type and arranged hat the
greatest possible number Of words shall be comprised in
each and every page Proposals viii be received at amy
time before the 25h lust. w. z. BROBSON,
Clerk ofhe House Of Representatives.
wilmington Feb. ~, 1928. 15-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

NU711F z " e ~ TT
O254TMAnu.


DIED--on Monday the 10th INST. WILLIAM HEMP.
HILL Esq. in the 8lst year of his age.
He native of Ireland and emigrated to this
try about the year 176t He for many years actively
engaged in mercantile pursuits in Wilmington and added
very materially 10 its prosperity Ills industry and ability
and the good opinion Of his fellow citizens had, however,
enabled him long since to retire from business with the
ward which his worth merited.
He had warm heart and his friendship not demon
srated by professional was manifested BY Of
Kindness unusual and unexpected. His benefceDce
unosenatious and generally felt than known, cvin
cling that it flowed from aave goodness OF heart and
from desire TO attract public applause.
To his widow, with whom he had happily spent hfty-
three years Of his feto his children, whom lie had rea eli
to tread in his footsteps and to fill respectable AMI
honorable stations in soeiey-and to his friends 10 whom
he had rendered hmselfdea by his aectoae disposition
and by acts OF the most dsinerested kindness his DEATH
though he has fallen full years. is affective DISPENSE
ton of Divine Providence. But although he is removed
from them, his memory will sill, live embarned in therre-
collections.
The death of citizen valuable to society of
his integrity and his other virtues, Nh. Hemphl was ~
a public loss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
Conspiracy TO dssasSiaate the Lord
Lieutenan

This evening Henry Handwich, and George
Graham were fully committed by Counsellor Cab
bett Tor having, with divers other persons, eloni-
ously conspired, conlederated and agreed 10 kill and
murder, his Excellency Richard Marquis Wees-
ley, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Mr. James Forbes was apprehended under war
rant from the Magistrates of the Head-of1ice this
evening, and fully committed on the above capital
commlttal. Mathew Handbridge is committed for
conspirlng to cause riot, and for actually, with
others, having caused one, on the night in question
William Graham and William Brownlow are appre-
hended on the above minor charge, which is baila-
BILE,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

was found conVenientt was sent back with an amend
ment ; before this amendment was definitely acted
on by the Senate, another proposition was sent by the
House, to go into joint ballot and this was concur
red in by the Senate. The two houses assembled
In the Senate Chamber, and after five lrutess bal
lettings, they separated without making any appoint
ment here the matter rested until the resignation
Io' Mr.. Rodney was announced, when the House
sent resolution for the election of two Senators at
the same moment this was deemed improper BY
the Senate, and the resolution was amended so
as to elect but one at the same meeting two other
Resolutions OF similar import were sent by the
House, but they arrived shortly before the usual
time oil adjournment, that no order was taken with
them. Since two others have been sent to choose
two Senators at the same joint meetings but accor-
ding 10 the language of these last two resolutions
the of Mr.. Rodney could not take his seal
until after the third of March next, when Congress
will adjourn. These resolutions have in the like
manner been amended, and from the perlnacity Of
the House in adherng to the choice of two Senators
at the same joint meeting, the embers of the Sen
ate might we'll conclude, that r.. re was meant than
was seen. 10y
ReSotued, therefore, that the Senate has been
wrongiully and unjustly charged by the House Of
Representatives.
Mr.. Brobson, clerk of the house, returned the
resolution for joint meeting, with the following
Also to choose a person at the same
time, to represent this STATE in the senate of the U.
States, in the place Of Caesar A. Rodney, Esq.
resigned.
The senate disagreed to the amendment.
MIR. Brobson being admitted returned the resolu-
ton for joint meeting with the same amendment
informing he senate that the house adhered TO the
same
The senate persisted in their disagreement to said
amendment
Mr.. Brobson being admitted presented for con-
currence another esoution of the house for joint
meeting to appoint one senator to supply the place
of Caesar A. Rodney, Esq. which the senate accep
led, and both houses met, ard after ten balotings
as follows, they separated without choosing Sc
nator.
Mr.. Rodney nominated Mr.. yandyke; Mr.. Adams, Sam
II. Black Mr. Reynolds, George Read; Mr.. Dupont, An
drew Gray; MIR. Robinson Mtiaen Bull; Mr.. SEAL j. X
BLACK; ana Mr. Cullen, Thomas Clayton who declined be
ing candidate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
RESOLVED, That the Clerk of

this house be published three several times in all
the newspapers OF this State entitled All act for
the encouragement and support of Schools in this State"
bred and twenyone and also the second section of an acc
entitled An ac for the payment of claims for the tuition
of poor Children passed on the eighth day of February,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five; and that an
in making cut their accounts for such tuition govern
themselves according to the provisions of the said
DO CERTIFY that tile above is true cory of a
resolution adopted by the House of Representative ofthe
State Of Delaware, on the 28h day of January last.
w. p. BROBSON,
C1ek Of the House Of Rcbreseatattues.
Wilmington, Feb 10, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
NEw-YoRR, February 10.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of The elegant packet ship JAMES
|CRopPER, Capt. Marshall, in the short passage of
SO days from Liverpool, We are furnished with ad
vices from that place to the LIST. Of January, incu
slve, and London papers TO the evening OF Dec 30th
1t appears that he Holy Allies at Verona, have
made declaration with regard to Spain which had
not yet been published, but it was generally thought,
were not of a pacific nature, and were conformable
to the opinions which Montmorency brought from
Verona to Paris. On the Goth Dec. at meeting
of the French Council, the King presiding, the fol-
lowing Note, to the Spanish government prepared
by NJ de VdLeEe president of the Council Of Min
listers, was adopted MoNTMoRENcY Immediately
sent invhis resignation which was accepted by the
king. Other changes it is said, were to take place
in the French minlslly.-Chaeaubri was to sue
coed to the Office OF Foreign Affairs In the mean
time the place was filled by VeIe, the advocate for
peace. The London Morning Chronicle considers
the Note as putting an end TO the designs OF the
| Allies against Spain. "To the nations of Europe
| in general, different result might perhaps have
been more advantageous. To Spain it must be high
ly beneficial. The remains of insurection no long
| er fed by France, will soon be extipguished. That
fine country may now, therefore, apply itself to the
Improvement OF its own internal affairs. The ex-
Iample will not be lost on other nations"
One of the Paris papers states that the Sovereigns
have resolved hat If the declarations of the Holy
Alliance are not accepted by Spain, the Ambassa-
dors of Russia Austria and Prussia are ordered to
quit Madrid.' Nero. .4dv.
\ BY the James Chopper, we have received London
papers to 28th Dec. The dispute between France
and Spain appears to have assumed more pacific
aspect. A letter from Paris Of Gath Dec says
"1he only difficulty France has to surmount, is to
know how TO get out of this silly affair without max
fling herself ridiculous in the eyes of all Europe."
: The instructions in Spain were nearly quelled
and commercial treaty on the tapis between thai
country and Great Britain. Measures we're pre-
parng to build 10 sail of the line, IL frigates and
: so briggs, for the augmentation of the Spanish
marine.
Ourages continued in Ireland, more particular,
|. in the neghborhood Of Cork "A serious riot hac
> occurred at the Theatre in Dublin, occasioned BY
+, some Orangemen one of whom threw glass bottle
at the MARQUES WELLESLEY, the Lord Lieutenant
ri II fortunately missed him-several of the rioters
! were token into custody, and addresses were pou
f ring in from all quarters congratulating the Mar
quiss on his escape. The Greeks appear TO b'
gaining greund--another splendid Naval Victory
has graced their little leet--The Turks are statee
, TO have lost 81 vessels amongst them the Admiral:
: ship, and Frigates were burnt and the others rar
ashore. Refs Ph. GAG.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
NOTICE

MS hereby given that proposals in writing directed TO the
subscriber Dover, Delaware, will be received for the
printing of the Journal of the Senate for the last Session OF
The General Assembly, pursuance Of the act entitled A
supplement to the act entitled "An act making provision
for the payment of the printing the Laws and Journals of
the Senate and House OF Representatives"
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
Clerk Of the Senate.
Dover February 10th, 1928. LIST
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

IN our paper Of to day will be found Protest oil
~ branch of the Legislature. We think it pro-
bile that the measures pursued by each' VIII be
|vocu,et and defended and we avail ourselves Of
|. opportunity to request of those who may think
.vcedient 10 write for the Waterman on this I'M
Lssapt subject an observance OF the following rules
ia regulations, viz
let That they be as concise as possible;
Oh That they be as little personal as possible;
sd. That their manuscript be as plain as possible;
OherlciSe
I, To crowd the whole into the paper will be i'm
ossible;
.. That theywill be entirely excluded is more than
robablei
An early and correct insertion will be impos-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
NOTICE.

A LII business transacted by for Mrs. Martha Van
n Dyke, which she has reference to in her notice dated
9TH inst has been done by virtue of her Power of At
orney dated the 18th Nov 1922 under her Hand and Seal
and witnessed by her mother, Mrs. Martha Rhodes.
THOMAS ROBINSON.
Wilmington, Feb. 18th, 1922. I5-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
From. the London Courier, Dec. 26.:

The following is copied from the Dublin Journal
of Monday last, which reached US this morning;
the Magistrates are still employed in collecting
further information relatively to the recent outrage
at the Theatre. So lately Sunday last, We I'M
derstand, they received some important communi-
cotions upon oath:-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

John Taylor isre-elected Senator of the U. S. for six
years from the Sd of March next, when his present
of service will expire.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14
Wilmington Manufactured Goods.

10000 yards S.4 BROWN SHIRTlNGS.
10000 do A Sd and Ga SHEETlNGS.
5000 do. 81 and A. PLAlDS and STRIPES.
1000 do 94and a. INDIGO CHECKS.
5000 do. WILMINGTON STRIPES.
1000 do 1ICKlNGS,
And variety of other goods are on hand and from oVo 70
1000 Yards are daily by the subscriber These
goods are manufactured of the best materials cacua
ted either for home consumption expectation and viii
be sold the most reasonable terms at NO II Market
Street. "Vots H. "h..'o
February IA. 1877 lift
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-14

Mr. WILSON,
That your readers may be put 10 possession OF
bme Of the proceedings which took place in the
|enae Of this state in relation to the appointment
Senator'S to represent this State in the Senate oil
be United States, be pleased to give the following
place in your paper X.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
PYROLlGNEOUS ACID.

The New York Statesman informs mat
the virtues of this chemical prepsral'on 10
preventing putrefaclIon and preserving a.
nima substances have BEEN suthc,rohy
tried and found extensively useful Meas
cured by its snli.eptic qualities may DO
kept for any length of time. By some e1'
periments which have recently been made,
il appears that this acid has been used 10
great advantage in embalmiDg and pre-
serving the dead. The body Of mt'
Boardnan Senator in Congress from ine
state Of Connecticut, who died suddenly
in Ohio. has been brought home IN Ids a.
cid, al a warm season Of the year, "tln'
GU, the slightest appearance OF pu're,Wse .
ton or any change in the features. We
have conversed with the physician @ro
superintendent the process OF embaImuI
and the transportation Of the body, ava
who assured US OF the above meo''ope1H
fact. 10 bis opinion the pyroligneous aeia !.
will more than surpass the Egyp:laa an ~
preserving The dead II will also be "
great use in anatomical preparations
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-25
popppHY AND DETECTION.

CHAsLo1 rsyiLLE, Sept. 90 Tuas-
day night the 9th inst the store Of Mr..
Twyman Wayt. OF this town, was entered
by means of false key and robbed OF
upwards of 100 dollars worth OF goods, be
sides all the change in The drawer amount
ing 10 90 or 80 dollars The conduct OF
two strange men, who had been lurking a.
bout the town for several days previous to
the robbery. caused them TO be SUSPECTED.
Mr.. Wayt very pruden'ly communicated
the fact of his store having been robbed to
but two or three trusty persons, who were
engaged to assist in watching the maneu-
vres of the two suspected individuals. The
men remained until Saturday morning last.
when they departed, pretending hey were
going to Ricbmond-they had travelled
but short distance before they learned
they were pursued, and fed TO the noun
tains The whole town was immediately
ia pursuit; but from some cause or oihei
the vigilance OF the pursuers was e'unen,
and The robbers made their Escape TO Ere.
d-ri,kshurg. where Mr.. Rib. merchant
of this town, had them arrested three or
four days ago. Mr.. B. was on his way to
Baltimore, when he fortunately met with
these men with The stolen goods IN their
possession. fhey were committed toJail,
aud will be brought to this place to await
their trial. MGch praise Is due 10 Mr.
Bibb for bis activity in experimenting tLo'e
robbers.