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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

Commodore Rodgers resigned his com.
mission as President OF the Board OF NAVY
Commissioners on the 18th inst. and pro-
ceeded to Norfolk to hoist bis broad pen.
daot Oh board the North Carolina, as
commander in chief of the United States
Naval forces in the Mediterranean The
fact has heretofore been noticed, but in "a.
ther inaccurate terms, TB.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
For Freight.

For Freight.
xkkS, The superior brig MIDAS, Thar.
49, ter Prince, master, carries3oo bids
tobacco or 1900 barrels -four, and will be
ready for cargo in two days. Apply TO
WM. FOWLE & CO.
Who have landing from said brig, aud Tor
sale.
90 hhds 4th proof Jamaica rum
10 do sugars
Also landing from sloop Fanny
40 Dbl whiskey dec e!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Negroes w anted.

Negroes W ahted.
TIME subscriber not having completed
il his complement, intends remaining
in town a few days, and wishes 10 pur-
chase
8 or 40 Likely Young Negroes
for which he will give The cash Apply at
Eli Legg's Tavern, upper end OF Kjng-st.
dec Is AUSTIN VOOLFOLK.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

Extract from letter from Capt. Skinner,
dated United States schooner Porpoise
Of Havana, Nov. %, 1924.
I'VE are travelling the rounds; giving
convoy from Matanzas and Havana, Wed.
nesday from Matanzas, Sunday from Itbis
place You perhaps, have heard OF our
success, and doubt not, il gave you plea
sure, as fatter myself, the vessel and
those on board are not objects OF indifer-
eDce to you.
"The pirate captured by this vessel e,
had, you may have heard, committed the
most horrible baIbarities. The surviving
seaman of the Laura Ann was on board
this vessel until obtained for him pas
sage to Philadelphia. The poor fellow
had suffered all that human nature could
besr--hunger, thirst, and fatigue. Half
roasted, he committed himself to the sea,
and reached The shore with difficulty,
being surrounded by sharks, attracted. by
the jerked beef With which The vessel was
loaded. These be found more harmless
than bis own species. their hunger being
appeased, they offered him no molestation.
The crew of this vessel Immediately came
forward and offered sum of money tor bis
relief. Their generosity was too great:
limited the sum 1t amounted to forty
two dollars. Many would have given one
months pay had they been permitted to
do II -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

Marine Insurance Comply Of Aler'a.
Notice.
TNHE stockholders in this company are
Il hereby notified, that an election for
fifteen Directors. will be held at their Of
fee on Saturday the 18th day of January
neat, from 10 till O'Clock.
The transfer book will be closed iron
Wednesday the 18th January, until The
election is over.
J. b NICHOLS. sec'y.
dec 9 law3t&de
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

A letter yesterday received from the
Territory OF Arkansas, announces the fact,
OF vast importance to that territory. and
even to the government, that the commits.
sioner appointed for that purpose (Mr.
Crittendes) has succeeded in making a
treaty with the Quapaw Indians, by which
they relinquIsh TO the United States all
their lands in that territory.
We learn further from Arkansas, that a
good route has been found for road from
Memphis to Little Rock, making the dis
lance $40 miles between the two points,
forty of which are through prairie. The
cutting OF this road will save 800 miles OF
the route heretofore travelled between
the seat of the general government and
the capital Of Arkansas. 1t is supposed
that there will not be more than Ten bridg.
es on the road, and that from the nature OF
the ground the road will be such that il
may be travelled al all seasons of the year.
The construction OF this road in connec-
ton with the Quapaw treaty, it is sup.
posed will greatly increase the Ivalue OF
The public lands and contribute revenue to
the treasury from the sale Of them in that
quarter. 10.
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twenty-five Dollars Reward.

twenty-five Dollars Reward.
ID AN AWAY from Acquia, on Monday
~ night last, negro JAMES, about 29
years of age, rather small, very black, has
remarkable scar on one OF his cheeks.
{cut by knife.) Twenty five dollars re.
ward will be given, if secured 10 any jail
so that we get him again
LEWIS e. TOWNEp.
dec ID a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec, 94.--Tbe bill has
at length passed the House OF kepresen-
tasives. which has been for several years
on The tapis, for occupying the mouth of
the Oregon. or Columbia River, 1t has
been SO amended as not TO contemplate,
even prospectiveiy. a civil or territorial
TORN OF government. The occupation will
therefore, tor the present, be purely mill
tary.
The aboriginal name of toe river, Ore.
gon, VIII be restored 10 it, ii this bill pass
es the Senate in lis present shape, and we
are glad OF it. II is a sonorous word, and
slgn'ilcant--ibe meaning of it being, when
translated, Inc rsOsr that runs TO the nest.
Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25

Commodore CbaunceY resigned bis sta.
lion as Commissioner of the Navy on the
2lst inst. and proceeded yesterday morn
ing to New York, to take command of the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn, and OF the New.
York station. LII.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
ALEXANDRIA,
SATURDAY MORNING. DEC. Is. 1924
The Editor respectfully presents his pa
irons with the compliments of the season.

WASHINGTON, Dec..24.-Yesterday. at
special audience, the Baron de Mareuil.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni.
potentiary from France, delivered 10 the
President of the United States his ne "
credential letters from His most Christian
Majesty, Charles 10th, The present King.
National Journal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
Sattinets.

a FRESH supply Of India blue ard
"A mixed SATiIhE1'1S, for sale by
dec e5 A. C.. CAZE&OVE g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-12-25
A Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG gentleman well qualified Ia
"A teach the Latin and Greek Langua-
ges, and the Mathematics, may hear OF a
situation by spplyingiat this Office. dec2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26
MoNDAr, FEBRUARY %.
REVIslON or TuETARIFr

HkNiSlON OF The TARIFF.
The House resolved itselfinto committee
Of the whole, Mr.. Condict in the chair, on the
bill TO amend the several acts for laying duties
on Imports.
Mr.. Martindale, (who had moved on Friday
that the Committee rise,) after some prefatO-
~ remarks, and for the purpose of bringing
up the general principles Of the bill for discus
sion, made motion to strike Out the enact.
ing clause. He then commenced a speech in
favor of The bill, which occupied the House
till four o'clock-wheO Mr.. NJ. gave way for
motion that the Committee rise and the
Committee rose.
The following Messages were received from
the President Of the United States.
The first, transmitting report from the
Department ofWaf, in answer TO an inquiry
Of the House of Representative, whether the
Rules and Regulations complied by General
Scott, for the government Of the Army, are
now in force in the Army, or any part thereof
and by what authority the same have beer
adopted and enforced.
The second, transmitting similar report
in reply TO anioquiry ofthe House touching the
running Of the line intended TO constitute the
Western boundary ofihe territory Of Arkansas
The third, transmitting similar report, con-
tanning an estimate Of the expenses which
would be Incurred by transporting two hundred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26
FRESHETS.

The interior papers give numerous accounts
uftle destruction 0f bridges, &c. by the fresh
cts between the 1th and 18th instant. The
bridge az Northampton, and two bridges at
Dover, are nfthe number. The Bellows Fails
paper mentions, the entire or partial destruc-
ton of bridges at BrattIeborsugb, between
WaIpole aud Westminster, WestmOreland and
Putney, Windsor and Cornish, Charlestown
and Springfield, and between Hartford and
Lebanon. These bridges cross the Connect,
lieut. river. Also five bridges on Williams RI
yer several on the AshuelOt and Mesrimack,
and three on Cold river, in AcwOrth. A ST.
milar rise of wafer has not been recOllected
for 60 years. The loss Oflumber, &c. has al
so been great. Many" hsir-breadth escapes"
are related, but we have heard Of no lives lost.
The stage from marlborough for Boston
was on the bridge al BrattIeborough at o.
clock in tie morning, when hearing the crash
Of falling tiiDbers, the driver turned short A.
bout, and Overset his sleigh in which was only
one passenger. aud although the sleigh was
shattered TO pieces, the passenger and driver
escaped without much burt. The ". Hamp-
shire papers mention, that the state has not
suffered SO great loss Of property, in SO
short time, by any similar calamity, SINCE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26
SUPREME CouRT

february ei.-The argument ofthe cases OF
the Merino, and other Slave Vessels, was con
cluded by Mr. G. J. IngersoIl, for the Spanish
claimants.
The Court gave notice 10 the Bar that the
Calendar Of Causes should be called on Mon
day, and that the Court would expect the
counsel to be ready in all cases as they should
ne called in their order, excepting those in
'oIv'ng the question OF the ssnstitutionality
Of the State losolveni Laws, " HIGH would not
ne taken up until the state of the Chief ustice's
health enabled him to he in Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26

ofihe troops now at the Council Bluffs, TO the
nsnth "fthe Columbia or Oregon river.
The fourth. transmitting certain documents
relative to the claim Of Massachusetts, for
services rendered by the militia of that state
in the late war, and for which payment was
made by the state.
These Messages were respectively read and
laid on the table I; and then
The House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-26
INAUGURATION BALI.

TINE subscribers this are respectfuv requested
u meet AZ the Eagle Hotel, AZ o'cloek on Saturday
evsnag, 20 make The necessary arrangements.
Februsry 2s. fe-9t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
~ MARINE LIST. ssaA
ARRIVED-Oct. 6.

Sloop Armada, Kirkland, New York, s
days; freight Tor the District, and three
boxes for Gen La Fsyet.e, to the care OF
A. c. Cazenove & Go.
The schr. Triton, Fowler, New York, S
days; TO J. & J. Harper, potatoes to Ro-
binson 4 Shinn.
Schr. PbaetoD, Sawyer, Saco, Is days;
lumber TO WIN. Fowle u CO.
Scbr Mary Spear, Stone, Thomaston,
IA days; lime to J. H. Lsdd g. Co.
Brig Delegate, Howell, Portland, 10
days; lumber, oil, sc. TO T. H. Rowland.
Passed up TOR Georgetown, schr. Supe-
rior, Nickerson, New York, 5 days.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, Norfolk.
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Virginia.

At Superior Court of Chancery, held in
the town, OF Fredericksburg, on the 9Th
day OF October, 1928.
The President, Direc tors and Company
OF the Bank of Alexandra, plaintiffs,
Abel Holbrook, Defendaat.
IN The motion of the plaintiffs, by couf.
Osel, the Court. on consideration of the
papers formerly read. and the report of
William Moss and Thomas Moss, two Of
the valuers, made pursuant TO the or1er OF
the 18th day Of May last, doth adjudge,
order, and decree, that the plaintiffs reco'
yer OF the defendant, one thousand seven
hundred and one dollars and seventy-ive
cents, with interest thereon, at the rate of
SIX per centum per annum, from the 18th
day OF March, 1921, until paid, ten dol.
lars and forty -nine cents, and the costs by
them expended in the prosecution lof this
suit; and that the Marshal OF this Court,
alter having given three weeks notice by
advertisement published in some newspa,
per printed in the town of Alexandra, of
the time and place thereof. do expose to
sale, by public auction, to the highest bid-
der, for cash, the houses and lotconyeyed
by John Tbroop and wife to the deien-
dsnt, by deed, bearing date the 93d day
of May, 1914; and also the houses and lot
conveyed by Moses Keuney and wife to
the defendant, by deed, bearing date the
18th day of July, 1917; and out of the
money arising from such sales, after de-
traying the expenses attending the same,
pay TO the plaintiffs the principal money,
interest and costs aforesaid, Il the surplus
Of the proceeds OF sale retain ia bis hands
subject to the future order of the Court;
and liberty is reserved TO the plaintiffs TO
apply here for further relief, in case the
sales ,hereby decreed shall not be sufi-
cient to satisfy tie plaintiffs demand; and
the Marshal is directed to report his pro-
ceedipgs herein to the Court. 4 Copy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, G. C.
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Notice.

fNHE members of the La Faystte Ctv'c
i Escort are requested 10 meet at the
TOWN HALL, on Friday evening, GIN
inst at o'clock. Punctual attendance
is particularly requested, as il is expected
that authentic information VIII De toen II,
ceived Of the time The Nations Guest
will honor Us with his presence.
t-Genllemen in this town and me
neigbborhood, DESTROYS of joining the rs.
eOrt, are invited to attend. or send their
.names for enrolment.
OCT s IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
For Amsterdam.

IA. The elegant copper fastened ship
4&SHENANDOAH, captain A. NJ.
Rose, now lying at Alexandria; will sail
on Sunday the 10th inst For passage.
having excellent accommodations, apply
to the master on board, 10 J. II. Laid r.
CO. Alexandria. or TO the subscr0er,--
Passengers who may wish TO land within
the British Channel, may have an oppor
tunity OF doing SO. w. SMITH.
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 21-2S 2t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY, at 10 o'clock, " !
" be sold at Inc auction stole a varies
y ofgoods, among which are
Sugar. coffee, tea, wine. vinegar, gin :,
Brandy, lime juice, whiskey, n,ackeiet
Herrings, raisins, prunes, be blue
Tumblers, &c, &c.
Also, Sideboards, sofas, tables, chairs
Bureaux, &c. &c.
Also Boots and hats
Cloths, cassimeres, cords
Cassinets, Calicoes, cottons, &c.
Also, Tumblers ADD looking glasses.
oct7 5, A. MARSTELLER. :
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District of Columbia,

County Of Aleuandrsa.
DOBERT DUDLEY and JOHN LA
III CONTA have applied to the Honor
able William Cranch, Chief Judge OF
the United States Circuit Court Of the
District of Columbia to be discharged from
imprisonment, under the act for the relief
of insolvent debtors within the District of
Columbia, on the 18th day OF October
inst. at 9 O clock, A. nj. at the courthouse
in Alexandra, when and where their cre'
dtors are required to attend.
EDM. |. LEE, G. c.
o.t7 81
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To Let,

- That STORE & DWELLING
E{4AHOUSE on ,be corner OF King
esM and Aired streets, lately in the
49, occupation OF Messrs. Luni 4 kin>
sey, under which is large cellar, togein'
or With several convenient and useiuI our
houses. The store is large and well CAL
eulated tor an extensive grocery business
and as such il has been successfully occu'
pied tor several years past; the STAND IS
equal 10 any 10 that part OF the town; toe
rent will be moderate, TO suit hard times,
and possession given wheR required.
oa7 ii A, FAWs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Public Sale.

nN FRIDAY the 5,h day OF N ovet,-
~ Der Eext. at 10 O'Clock, the subscri-
Der will offer at public sale, at the auction
room OF S. A. MarstelIer, tenement and
lot of ground on the north side OF Duke
street, 63 feet to the west of Water street.
in front on Duke street 90, in depth 81
ieet--And another tenement and lot on the
west side of Water street, about liz feet
7inches to the north OF Duke street. in
frsnt on Wafer street 2S ieet, in depth 1873
feet inches.
The above sale will be made under a
deed of trust from Horace Field 10 The.
subscriber 10 secure certain debts due
to the Bank of Potomac. Terms will be-
made known at the time of sale
RI. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct 2 Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The first of September Packet ship Ca
NADIA. Capt. Rodgers, arrived last evening
from Liverpool, bringing regular advlces
to that date, and London papers TO the
seth OF Aug. inclusive. :,
Paris papers to Aug. 9th, had reached
London.
The Moniteur contains Geographic des-
match. announcing that Tariffa was recap
tur.d from the Inflated Spanish Constitu-
tionalis,s on the 10Th. The place was ia
ken by Storm, by an united force of French
and Spanish troops. One leader of the
Consli,utionalisls alone made his escape
in boat. The rest were made prisoners
and delivered up 10 the Spaniards, to be
treated as traitors taken in the act 0 re
beliou, with arms in their hands, Their
doom, of course, is'hxed.
MIR. Canning was i'll and bad proceeoeo
Dom Mariana Egana, late Minister Of
State for Foreign Affairs 10 Chill, with bis
Secretary, Mr. Barra, has arrived IN Lon
Mr. Hurtado. the Colombian Minister, TO
England. has proceeded 10 Paris, IT is sa'd
BY An invitation from the French govern
ment. -. L.,A
been determined on:-oIr Charies Daso'
goes to Paris to succeed Sir Chas: stuart;
tho retires on a pension. Mr.: o'ra'io.a
Canning succeeds Sir Charles Bsgot al 81.
Petersburgh. Sir Wm. A 'Court IS TO 20
as Amba ssador to Lisbon. with salary oil
8oool. wear. Sir E. Thornton is TO sue
coed Sir VIM. as Minister al Madrid.
British Stocks, ga l-3, S. American
Stocks, rather improving. Mexican Bonds
THE GREEKS.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 9G'
According to the accounts which we nave
received from Smyroa and Constanlinople,
and also by way of Italy. no doubt remains
OF the destruction OF all the TURKS VINO hao
landed at lpsara.
II appear, from the reports that the
blowing up Of the fort Of ST. aicoIo des.
,ro,.d most of the Turks who were about
tho tort. that the Greek feet, OF 65 sail,
can, hv the Government from Napoll OF
Romania 10 the aid of lpsara, attacked the
Turkish feet, and il is positively stated "a
The result was. that SIS gun boats, D
sIoops, corvette, and 8 frIgales were Ia
ken or burnt, or otherwise destroyed; that
the commander of the Iurslsn hee" ,L 10 :,
yored by the wind, fed to myteiene: 'hsl
on the subsequent landing OF the creeks
At Ipsara, all the Turkish garrison was
mn, 10 The sword; SO that The Greeks re-
=. ;ned in the possession of the island.
The Greek Rsst then sailed IN search o.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Office.

TIME free colored people who are de-
l. sirous OF emigrating TO Hayti, are re.
ouested to call at the store of Edward
Stabler s. Son, for the purpose of entering
their manassas vessel is procured for their
conveyance, 70 sail on or near the 7th OF
next montk, 9Th mo. 81
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fFrom our Correspondence
Beacon OFFIcs, News ROOM,

BEACON OEFIcs, News Room,
Norfolk, Oct. 4-9 A. NJ.
We have feceived Havana papers to the
18th ult. by scbnr Princess Anne, report
ed yesterday. From the Diario del Co
bierno,' We learn that the American brig
Albert, from Cadiz, last from Gibraltar,
with cargo of merchandise, bound tor
Havana, was captured 18th August by the
Colombian schnr. General PadIlla. The
passengers, "a lady and gentIeman,i were
put on board the brig Warbler, from Bos-
too, and arrived al Havana 10th uit.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

Young Hyson Tea, Molasses,
Sugar, &c.
r ANDlNG from the Esther T. Sally
IL from Philadelphia, Midas from Bos>
ton and Chauncey from N. York,
Is half chests Young Hyson Tea of the
CaIedonia's cargo
20 hhds prime Trinidad mo|asses
IL do do St. Croix sugar
8 casks and 6 boxes Goshen cheese
96 ar boxes half Spanish segars
pipe Cognac brandy, represented 10 be
of superior quality
10 crates wine bottles
10 or casks French Madeira wine
10 half Or casks Sicily Madeira do
80 bundles binders and bandbox boards,
for sale by SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
q
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Clover Seed
THOR sale by ,,,
sept 2S ..
Notice.

Notice.
NlHE Farmers Bank of Alexandria,
this day declares a dividend OF pro-
fl, upon its capital stock paid in, Of three
ner cent. for the last six months, payable
to Stockholders or their representatives on
Tuesday the 5tb inst.
oc,I 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

s..~x The House ana Store formert
@ItN occupied by the subscriber, Oh n,
HE corner OF Fairfax and King streets
2s&a 1t is considered good stand 70
any kind of business, and will be renle.
low to good tenant.--For terms. apply
10 THOMAS L. I.ARTlN.
ROY 4
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TO Lease for a term of years

~ DS"oS hoh " COh VIZ O"' !,
A FARM about two miles from Alex
IN andria, on the old Georgetown
road, binding on Four Mile Creek and
near The Columbian Factory. This farm
is well adapted TO the growth of corn.
wheat and rye, and contains a large mea-
dow we'll taken with timothy, The stu
alton is remarkably healthy and the water
excellent, with comfortable dwelling
sufficient for the accommodation of small
family.
To- person disposed TO attend the mar
kets, this farm offers peculiar advantages
from its proximity to three towns. The
terms will be accommod ating.
FRANCES SWAMI.
oct 7 II
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NOtice.

TINE 4th volume Of a dueodecimo Lon.
l. don edition OF Shakespeare OF eight
volumes, having been lent, the borrower
is requested to return it with the first 70,
lume of T" Curiosities OF Literature" by
d'IsraiIi. Ii is perfect fraud to retain boz Ks
lent in a friendly way. Crosses A0ii-
auities" have taken the same course
Any person having the books Just men.
Toned will communicate il 10 Nr SnCw-
den, orr n. II. FtILHUGH.
ncL5 st
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the Captain Pachs. 1t is further said,
that the Greeks had landed on the isle Of
Chios, and lbatall the Turks Id The village
of WoliDa were killed. The bravery of
the heroes of lpsara is unparalleled, even
the women look part in the combat, with
the same GOODNESS and bravery. The num-
Der Of Turks VINO persisted is estimated at
1900.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
Wanted.

4 SITUATION in a commission gro
n Gerry store, by young man who is
acquainted with the business, writes good
tair haad and understands Bookkeeping,
Very satisfactory references can be given
a. 10 industry, capability, and moral char
acter, on application TO the printer.
oct7 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

Shipping intelligence By the Canada.
Captain Rodgers informs that the brig
SPARTAN. from alexandria, arrived off
Plymouth Aug. 25th, having on board
Baron Stsckleberg, Swedish Minister.