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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
FROM HAVANA,

R,LTrxoks, March % "A letter 70 the
editors. tr nm a frreni a! Havana, received
by the Minerva at this ,Tt oa Sunday, in
eight DAYS passage, says: -'Havana is re,
mArkably hrslthy-snd very tranquil 40.
der the stern government, o. The King
P~,racies near Cuba are seldom heard OF,
these i~ayIeSs acts being prove nted by the
presence oi the American cr.izers'
We have new. from Cadiz in 81 days.
The French trigate had arrived there
with intelligence Of the scquIescenee Of
Cuba in the aew order of things; and, 10
consequence. General Wives would be
co iinued in lne Office OF Governor &c.
nsra! oil Cuba.
Tbe markets al Havana are unusually
bad % the Sth instant a nev duty on
FLOUR, exceeding the existing duly a.
bout one AMI a halt dollars, is 10 60 into
effect By a Royal Decree.
The scbooaer Bluchsr, Smith, Of Balti-
DSse, arrived at uavaoa on the Sd inst>
in Il days. The ship Corinthian Hall.
arrived ON the Tin inst. with the loss ct
one man-both vessels had very rough
weather.
From the same source we have also the
FrlceS OurTe0t dt havana on Tue OLD Ot
March, which SAVIOUR market for dry
goods remains in the same dull state it has
been in tor a long time past, and there is
no immediate prospect OIL an Improvement
either in demand or rates. The | mite lin
lercourse at pr-sen, Kissing between this
aud Mexico, and the immense stock on
land, are the causes OF the depressed
safe of the MARKET (.American.
BaLrMoRE, March "a An extract OF
. letter from MstsDzss, under dale Of
March s, says: Since ours OF the Alb,
we have to advise you Of three additional
arrivals with Flour, and one with Rice.
The immense Influx OF the former article
from all quirters of the Ualted Sales from
Maine to New Orleans, and in conse.
suueucs Of an open winter. preventing
that suspension OF imports which enables
our markets to revive. will render Il a ri.
iaous business to many adventurers.-
There is at this moment a stock .bere tor
nine months, add at Havana it Is even
worse. We can say but little more ia ia
por of Rice; besides Two parcels now a.
Soa,, and another hourly expected, there
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
QUAN7TCO
CANAL

1000 tickets
GJ- Not II blanks TO Prize.
This popular little scheme will be posi-.
lively drawn in Richmond on the 18th OF
APRIL next. J. II. Runnells hopes he
shall have the pleasure of distributing For.
mnes's favors, in this class, with as much
liherality as in the First Class, wig: 5000
dollars, with many others, was sold, and
paid on presentation OF the tickets.
A package Of 10 whole tickets SO dolls;
do Of 10 half tickets Is doIs.-do OF 10
quarter tickets IL dols 50 cts. Single tick.
cts b doI>--halt tickets 2 dolls SO CTS
quarter tickets | dol rs cts. Or packages
OF whole tickets may be had by cer,I6-
cate for % dollars Is cents-half tick
etc Ia dolls 371 cts-quarter tickets 7 dolls
1871 cts. Orders from abroad, free of post
age, incIosing The cash, will receive prompt
attention.
JOHN II. RVNNEELS,
King street, Alexandria, d. C..
march l8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25

Oranges, Lemons, &c.
THE cargo OF the schr. Nero, Miller,
master, from Boston, consisting OF
loo boxes oranges Represented 10 be OF
80 do lemons fine quality
naa a paRss French Madeira vine.
SO bills. N. E mackerel
rs tierces Potatoes Of superior quail
8O5 banpers] Ity.
20 bbls glauber ss|ts-For sale BY
SAMUEL MESSERSMlTH
For Boston,
kkN The schr. NERO, capt. Miller; a
&9& good vessel of BOO 5bls. burtben,
and will be ready for a cargo 10 a few
days. Apply as above. mar 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
For Freight,

SIX The ship HANTONlA. W. Tis.
MsdaIl, master carries about $500
bbIs or 600 hhds Of tobacco, j. . good YES.
sci and IN complete order; will be ready
in a few days for the reception OF a cargo.
Apply to VIM. FOWLE & Co
Who have for sale said ships cargo Of s..
Wes SALT, and
80 sacks OF Liverpool blown salt, and
a98 bunh,e> 81 hay
They have also in store for sale
$4,000 bushels Of ST Ubes and CAdiz salt,
stitsble for the fisheries.
march %
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
For Boston,

-s1, The schr. SYREN, Simon Emo.
Sssry, master; will sail in few days,
and take some freight. For sale, said scGrs.
cargo OF So 900 feet Of lumber Apply 10
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
march g
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
MARRIED.

On the Gath inst. by he Rev. Wells
Andrews, Mr.. DAVID RUSxLrs, Of Man
son, Ky. to Miss ELIZA GAuLD, OF Alex
andria.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25
MINOR w. GIBSON,
AttOrneu at Lazr.

WILL attend to any business which
w may bs entrusted TO his manage.
ment, in the Circuit Couri Of A~lexshdris,
DC and the Superior aud County Courts
OF Fairfax. in Va. and the County Court Of
Prince George, ~ Maryland. III. office
is situate upon King street. in the low Of
AIexaqtria, near the Washington Hotel.
march. 6 IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-03-25

Dying.
THEIsubsc.iher still continues to car.
i ~ on the DYING BUSINESS al bis
old stand, near the Mechanics Bank, at
his usual prices, viz.
Ladies' dresses, black, IS Cts.
O;her colors bl 90
ShawIs, large size, 80
Small shawls 95
Legborh bonbets dyed and
dressed so!
GentIsnens' coats dyed BLK 90
Diner cOlors s5
PspiaiooDs dyed black IS
mar l3-tf K G. LANPHIFK.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
VERY IMPORTANT.

Burnt Cork. The season has returned, when
bilious complaints and disorders arising from debili'
~ (which always affect the stomach) periodically
make their ravages human life. Let parents
especially remember the remedy, and make a time
~ annljcation of charcoal of cork. There is moth
inc more harmless. 1t may be given to an infant,
only observing that il be thoroughly burnt. Pour
tea spoon full of brandy on cork thus prepsred'
and mash it well with loaf sugar and little nu'meg'
The publication of this recipe has already saved
many lives, in cases Of cholera morbus, and BILIOUS
rholic and Tor the summer complaint in chidren'
j, is specific, il taken in time; the quantity may
be increased at pleasure, without the least eanger.
Every family should be provided with supply
ready for the moment, as it often happens mat
person is suddenly and violently attacked perhaps
in the night, when it is extremely announcements u
not impossible 10 prepare It,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
@25aGMann.

Departed this life in Philadelphia, Monday evening
last after short Illness in the Goth year of his age JOHN
HEATING, Jr. Esq. distinguished member of the Pha
dephia Bar, and Representative from that City, in the
General Assembly of Pennsylvania. MIR. Heating was
mild, amable, unassumng, and vrtuous, and deservedy
beloved by all who acquainted with him. His talents
institutions of country could afford. He likewise
blessed with the example and tender advice of the most a
econate and pous of fathers aLegsator he displayed
degree OF sagaciy judgment and talent which seemed to
every one indication of his future advancement and
usefulness Not many weeks have elapsed since he became
the son-n-law of JOSEPH HorKINsoN, Esq by his union
with of the most accomplished and amabe ladies of
which Philadelphia can boast. But how transtoy are all
things earthly In the full enjoyment of domestic happi
ness with every prospect before him which thsswod can
promise TO mortality he has been summoned away by his
Awise CREATOR that bright world where prospects
never blasted and where disappontments and Affections
are unknown. In the death of this gentleman Pennsyla-
MIA has lost valuable citizen, and the Bar of its most
promising Misunderstanding, in the discharge of his profess
siona duty gained the respect equally Of the clients, M
rors counsel and judges But great is his loss to the
public, how light it when compared that sustained by
his aged and venerable father and tender wife, The only
alienation of the anguish with which this painful bereave-
ment has filled their breasts is the welgrounded assurance
that the deceased has already heard from the lips of his
blessed Saviour, the glad nvation' Enter thou into the
joy of thy Lord"
The remains of Mr.. Heating were brought to this Bo'
rough Wednesday, and inferred in Trinity Church bury
ing ground. number of citizens joined with the at
PENDANTS from Philadelphia in paying the last tribute of
spect to departed worth
The members Of the Philadelphia Bar have "resolved
10 wear Grape the left for thirty days, mark Of
their respect for the modest worth, unweaed diligence
cultivated talents, and exemplary virtue of their aHened
associate and friend, JoHN HEATING, Jr. Esq"
DIED-fn Trenton, on Wednesday morning last JAMES
JEFFERSON WILSON, Esq Editor of the True Amer-
cam Post Master Trenton and Quartermaser General
of the State of New Jersey He has left widow and
eleven children to lament his departure.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
July so, 1924

XNT C. CONNIE tenders to his friends, patrons, and
w the public generally, his sincere acknowledgements
for the mufcen patronage extended him in the Second
Glass of the 1fayand State Lottery and does himself he
pleasure of presenting the Third Glass of said Lotte
RES wherein he calculates with liberal support, TO have tie
sat faction of distributing among adventures, large
number of valuable prizes.
The Scheme, surprising in magnitude that of any Lot
terry present in the United States is expected will
elicit general appreciation, from the brancy of its capi-
as the great number of valuable prizes contained in it,
and the comparatively low rate of tickets.
The certain and punctua payment Of prizes, is as III
preceding Maryland State Lotteries, guaranteed by the
State.
BY authority of the State of Maryland, presented the
fnIoWinp Scheme of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

MARRIED-At Chester ON Tuesday the 20th inst by
the Rev. r. U. Morgan, SAMUEL EDWARDS, Esq.
Member of the House of Representatives of Pennsylvania
to Miss MARY ANN ENGLE all of Chester, Penn
On Tuesday evening last by the Rev. E w. Gilbert,
MATTHEW KEAN, Esq. of Newcastle, to Mrs. ELIZA.
BETH ROBINSON, of NEWPORT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
CON E'E.lJzEaGS
Lottery and Erchange OMc

Lottery and Exchange Office,
No 49, Market Street, the Centre Market Baltimore,
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery will be
signed and shares countesgned by the Lottery Commits
soners that the State will be responsible for all the
prizes which they shall draw.
Persons distance, intending take tickets, are re-
commended to forward their orders without delay, by
which they will save advance that may take place
price.
The drawing will be commenced as the sale of
tickets shall render it practicable, and be finished with all
possible expedition.
Orders (pos pad) from all parts of the United States,
for tickets or shares in the above Lottery any other
Maryland Lottery covering cash prizes of any respon-
sibe Lottery will receive the same prompt attention
personal applications, addressedo
w. G. CONNIE, baltimore.
BY whom the fate of tickets will be given whenever
requested. July b. os
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
IN THE PRESS,
lind WiU be pubLished in n fp,o inns

GA TRIP TO Tenerife, or, The Tutor and Candidate
for Sheriff, an Aegory founded on Fact" Also prepar4
ing tor the press and will appear in few weeks
COMEDY, o., the same subject. by ERASMUS.
n b. Can at the Book and Stationary Stores of Messrs.
y is0n and Scott, where they will be constantly on hand.
Price 81 cents each. July &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

The Baron de StackeLburg, Charge des Affaires
Of his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway
sailed from Alexandria, on Sunday last, in the brig
Spartan, for Bremen, on visit to his own country
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

A Lead Mine, presumed to be very extensive,
has lately been discovered upon the farm of DR..
Martin Hupp, of Shenandoah County, Virginia
Competent judges have examined the ore and pro-
nounce it to be Of superior quality.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
- CD 4s--

~" The late appearance of this number of the
Waterman is owing to the indispostion of several
OF our hands-three of whom are unable TO work.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

OF few good WINDOW FRAMES and glazed SASH
FOR sale. Inquire at the Office of the Watchman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES.
MiLadelphia. ,JuLy %.

] Ohe OF the most extensive schemes OF counter
letting, is now in actual operation. We are indebt
ed to the politeness of the Mayor and the officers
the Mechanics Bank, for having had an opportuni
! ty to examine some thousands of new, and wonder
fully we'll executed, Counterfeit Bank Notes, on thu
following Banks and of the following denominations
Phoenix Bank of New York, 810.--Letter b paya
bic TO G. Willis, dated January /, 1924, No. 481
Eikton Bank of Mary land, 8l0.-Letter A. No. 447
payable to ]. Duyall, dated July 4. 1921.
Manhattan Company, New York, S5.--No. 1885
payable to H. Rutgers, letters G e. dated June
|, 1885,
Franklin Bank of the city of New York.-No. sos
letter c. payable TO VIM. Underhill, dated Nov.
25, 1928.
Bank of Chenango N. Y. ss-No s797, letter D.
payable to Truman Enos, dated Sept. a. 1921
Bank of Troy, N. Y. Ss.-Letter A.-No. $3.50,
payable at the Branch Bank at Waterford, dated
Sept. 6, 1928.
We have compared some of these counterfeit
Bank Notes with the genuine Bank Notes, of the
same Banks, denomination, &c. sc. and we feel Ut.
tery at loss to point out%Dy difference Of so mark
ed character would be sufficient to ensure de-
lection, even from accurate observer.
The engraving, the paper, the filling up, the
numbering, the signatures are all so excelently wei
done such perfect fac SMILES of the original Notes
that we know no security we promise the public
against Imposition, III tney take any noteS oil the
bove denominations the above named Banks
The Banks owe it to themselves and the public t
destroy their present plates and others to be
engraved which will guarantee the public against
fraud and loss. Dem. Press.
On the End July, the brig John, capt. Norris
from Portland, with lumber was captured in the
West India seas, by pirate boats, plundered, NAL
treated and detained some hours. Capt. Norris
sates that the principal searcher of the pirates, hay
ing compelled him by threats, 10 discover his mo
ney, he gave him up the key Of his trunk, which
was opened, and in emptying it he noticed mason
ic apron, which he kissed and told capt Norris "a
place it in his bosom, and his person should be con
sdered sacred, TO which accidental circumstance
capt. Norris solely attributes the salvation of hi.
life and crew. No further violence was offered thar
barring them down in the forecastle until they plum
dered the vessel of every thing they could carry off
in which situation they were left, and fortunately
succeeded in breaking through the scuttle, by which
time the pirates had disappeared.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
STATE LOTTERY No. s

10000 Tickets at S9is $4,000
All the prizes be floating from the commencement of
the drawing, except the following, which will be deposited
in the wheel at definite periods, viz
On the 5ih drawing prize of 10000 dolls.
On the 10th drawing prize of 5000
On the 10Th drawing prize of 10000
On the 18th drawing prize of $4,000
The whole Lottery 10 be completed in twenty drawings.
The prizes onls to be draum
The whole of the prizes payable cash, sixty days after
the completion Of the drawing subject deduction of
Is per cent JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
NATHL. F. WILLIAMS,
JAS. b. RINGGOLD,
Lottery Commissioners.
Tickets at present, will be supplied the original or
scheme price--vz
Whole tickets 50 Quarters 225
Halves 50 Eighths 1925
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

chesapeake & Delaware CanaI.-There was a
report in circulation the beginning of this week. that
there had been an alarming riot at the Canal, on
Saturday night We have been correctly informed
that It was nothing more than fracas between some
OF the white laborers and gang of negroes which
was promptly quelled by the principal contractors,
without any other damage Than few severe bruises
and the destruction of "shaty." The rngead-
ers are in Newcastle Jail.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

An interesting experiment has just been tried by
the Philadelphia Fire Company, with the patent riv
cited Hose, made by Sellers & Pennock. The fire.
men carried the Hose up TO the four acindors in
Christ Church Steeple, height of IT'S feet; and
thence projected the water over the top OF the spre
"a distance in the whole of more than 200 feet
In the experiment al the Baltimore Shot Tower,
the greatest height to which the water was raised,
was, we believe, 172 feet. Phil Gaz.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
Amfrltatl mattbmat1.
WILMINGTON. so JULY, 1894.

Frowa indignantly dawning an attempt to
d portion OF the Union from another' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30
NEW YoRK, July 26.

A letter from Havre, of the 18th ult. states that
Gen. La Fayette, proposed to take passage for this
port in the ship Stephana. and that he would de-
ermine on the subject the following day. The
Stephania had agreed to wait until the 10Th of July,
in case the General could be ready to embark by
that time.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

The City Council Of Baltimore are making ar
engagements to give Gen. Lafayette suitable recep-
linn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

Rer. Mr.. Hogan.-This gentleman has publish
ed an Address to the Congregation of St, Mary's
Church, Philadelphia, in which he renounces his
connection with the Roman Catholic Church. The
following are the most important passages:
GA tedious and protracted controversy with the
emisssries OF the Court of Rome, who seem TO have
lost sight of the pure doctrines of the gospel, who
have substituted the traditions and fabulous tales of
monks, for the revealed will of God, who hold that
salvation is to be obtained through the aonement
of Christ, without the instrumenalily of means,
which have no other effect, than to demoralze the
human mind and degrade the understanding of man,
has given perfect an insight into the economy
oil that Court that feel myself bound, thus public.
" TO notify you Of my intention to retire from St.
Mary's Church, until it breaks off all come xion
with .''
"Several Of you have asked me, and you must,
ere now, expect reply, upon what terms would
consent 10 officiate as your Pastor. From this in
terrogation feel no longer privileged to withhold
an answer, and This answer wish you distinctly 70
Understandable you declare yourselves independent
of the Court OF Rome, and insist upon the right of
electing your own Bishops and Pastors-if you con-
sent 10 the free circulation OF the scriptures-i you
consider yourselves on exact footing with the
Greek Catholics, and will denominate your Church
The american Catholic Church, | shall feel pride
in being your Pastor. | have dwelt in serious me-
ditation on the doctrines ard discipline of our
Church in those countries, where the jurisdiction of
Rome is recognized, and in Greece, where it is re-
lected and have come to the conclusion that
Rome sanctions an evident departure from their
ancient simplicity; and that the Greek Church pre-.
serves them in their original purity. am of the
opinion, that until you renounae all allegiance to any
foreign court, you cannot become respectable as a
religious society, nor can you enjoy peace and com.
fort among yourselves"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

Lady Byron has given up her jointure of 20Ot
pounds per annum, to the present Lord Byron.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

HAYES, police officer of New York. has captur-
ed at Wheeling, Virginia, LAMBERToN COOPER,
who was clerk in the house OF john b. MURRAY
s. Son, OF New York, and who sometime ago abb
seconded with 2400 dollars belonging to them. Hayes
had recovered about 1000 dollars from him. and ex
pected, when he wrote, July 10, from ClayYe to
get more from him the next day.
Literary.-A work under the following title is
announced in the London papers -" The Lille and
Genius Of Lord Byron: by Sir Cosmo Gordon"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

The Theological Discussion on the question
9 Is the punishment Of the wicked absolutely eter-
nall &C., which was commenced in Philadelphia
on the 18th inst. between the Rev. Mr.. Kneeland,
OntrersafiSt, and the Rev. Mr.. W Gala, P,esby-
terian, was closed on Friday last. Each party
spoke ten hours in speeches of so minutes each
according to the rules prescribed. The discussion
will shortly be published.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-30

English Visiters.-The Hon. e. C. Stanley, Mr.
]. S. Wortley, jr., and Mr. ] E. Denson members
of the British Parliament have arrived at N. York
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-16
INTERESTING FROM PERU.

n We have perused letter, say the editors of the
New York Gazette, from Porto Cabello, dated the
% 9th OF last month, (October) from which we ex
Ntract the following paragraph
1--WE yesterday received news from Peru.-Bol
syar and Canterac have met and had general ac-
&tion, in which the latter killed and his army
sroued. Bolivar had $4,000 men, and lost 5000 in
BILLED and wounded. He has possession OF Lima
I and Callao he drives all before him."
1t will be recoleeted that our last official news
#from Peru give accounts oil signal victory gained
8by the Patriots over Canerac's cavalry on the 7th
of August and also stated that Bolivar intended i'm
Immediately TO pursue the Royast Infantry; we have
therefore little doubt but the above information is
perfectly correct, and the cause OF the Patriots in
Peru may consequently be considered as completely
Triumphant We may also add that we are person
ally acquainted with the writer OF the above letter
and believe him incapable of disseminating any in
,elgence, of the authenticity of which he was moi
iully satisfied.