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PRfsrprvriAL NorEs.-The following
list nj states, with the manner of choosing
electors, and the number of electors in
each. will no doubt be acceptable To the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
10y virtue Of deed Of trust executed by


10y virtue of deed Of trust executed Inv
- James &, Moormsn to the subscriber, for
certain purposes therein menlioned, bey ri,.,
date thu iolh dry nj October, 1879, aud d.i1
recorded IN the county court ut Campo ell 1
shnll proceed Ia sell, for cash, on the pr,,mi-
misses, on FRiD1P, ne 29h Of Oea,b ~. If
far, II no, The next mir di,y'ihereali.r, ;San.
days eNcepted) all oil said Moorman's in.er.
est in
L certwin Tract OF Lana.
Lying IN the county Of CampbeIl it l. einx the
same irnct herciotpre conveyed by AlsnneI
Walksrto the said Hloormnn, by dc ed OF re.
cord ia the Campbell counly court, and being
also ihai part ot the tract on which Buckiey
Walker, dec resided Il, the time OF lbs dco,fi
40, said Moorman's interest in
YEN ShAVE S, 10 Wit .
negro woman named NAN, and, Der nine
children, now in the possession of Manned
Walker. Acting rs trustee I shntt convey
only the title vested IN Ipe as -1eh
JOHN EAhLy, Trustee.
October /. nld,s
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.pd a Tho 3ramn, Il new Ballet Dance, called
the
NNntsnanss Hetnrn.

fhe new md interesting drama of La FA-
fETfE being received With general aud mi
Yersal arrroh baton, notice viii be given OF It's
next Representation.
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WINCHESTER MEETING.

At meeting of large and respectable
number the freeholders of Frederick
county, held at the Town Hall in Win.
chester, ON Monday, the 9th day of April,
1894, in pursuance of previous notice,
given in the public papers on Saturday
last, On motion, Dnct JOHN HEDGES
Was called 10 the chair, aud A. S. IT'D
BAIt"p appointed secretary. The follow
ing Preamh's & Resolutions were offered
by Robert Il. Hi..;'s, Esq and unanimous
~ adopted
WE regaid the people as the fountain of
all legitimate authority, and think that II is
consonant with our free and representative
system of government, that by IA fair ex-
preston of their choice. they should eject
the President and Vice President Of the
United States. We dcprccate any Pohe!,
measure, or influence, calculated 10 drirt
or even render doubtful the peoples W'l'
q 50 interesting Il subject. Any attempt
10 trench on this sacred right of the Pf"-
pie, or to divert this important power
from lis proper channel, on IN any Wy 10
Illustrate or impede the due rxrrcnr ~
i, should in our opinion, he viewed "en
alarm and diatrust. Abuses, hong tolerated.
are apt To grow lnto precedent, aud pr'e''
dent To be- taken for authority. I""',
usnrprd, aud usrIrpatnn long aeqnrarr"
in, are often mistaken for right. We ~
li,ve the crisis has arrived, When It t'-
comes the duty of the independent lf'f'
holders Of Virginia, To inquire, "helli''
the general ticket system, combined WIN
ha inNunnrn az cnpornc.i,,p.l and lrdIsiI
tive raucusrs, and other causes nov rN'
iugat Washington, are not likely 10 DOE
them Of one Of the most important r6s.-
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From The Richmond Enquirer Of .4pra IS.
CONVENTION MEETING.
DEBATE CONCLUDED.

Mr.. h. w. Leigh next took the floor in
opposition to the resolutions. He had not
gone 10 the meeting prepared to discuss
the various questions involved 10 the pro-
position submitted for their adoption. But
he auSured i'll from the spiri. Of illumina-
ton aud reform which had gone forth a
nong the people aud especially from
such a proposition as the present coming
roo, from man of such mild aud amiable
disposition, and whose motives are always
free from objection, as the mover of the
resolutions. Nhat, he asked, were the
meeting called on to do They were call
ed on to recommend an act, which amoun-
ted to nothing short of htgh treason. In
proof of this Mr.. l., read that part of an act
of the General Assembly which prescrihes,
that every person or persons who shall
erect or establish, any government sepa-
rate from, or independent Of, the govern
ment of Virginia, within the limits thereof
unless by ao. of the legislature of this com
monweath for that purpose first obtained,
or who shall, sc. sc. shall be udjudecd
guilty ofhigh treason" ~ The proposition,
Fir Leigh said, if he understood il correct
)y, was, to call a convention BY the people
without the consent of the legislature and
10 establish government, which shall be
above the legislature and the present gov
eminent of the state Gentlemen, he no.
ped, could not mean thls--and yet if the
first resolution meant any thing, it propo-
scd To go to this extremity.
Mr.. Mnnford rose to explain. He said
il the great majority of the people, in
their sovereign will were disposed to cali a
convention, thfy had the power 10 do So
Such convention would he legitimate.
and no person would be guilty of treason
for being concerned in it. He did not say
that convention ought TO be called by the
people in any other than their sovereign
character. lie had no doubt but that,
when the legislature understood the will of
the people in this respect, they would call
convention.
Mr.. Leigh resumed his remarks He
admitted 1t was true that the people in their
sovereign capacity had the right, in resis-
lance to grievous oppression, TO assemble
and redress themselves. But WAS il intend
ed, he asked, that the people ofRichmond
should recommend an open act Of rebellion.
without the existence of any oppression or
tyranny, in relation to our civil, political OF
religious rights Without even the insinu.
alton of corruption in any of the public
f,nctionaries7 lie called on gentlemen to
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
SENATE


Tanorer Disrict--Caroline county-JohI
II BERNARD 325, John J. sRoane %, Hilians
Armistead 81.
RusseH Dsstrict-Russell county--Col Jno}
D. Sharp 1877, Peter Mayo 9s, Gen. FranciJ
Preston 81,
[Seuerul counties in each district remain tos
be heard from
HOUSE CT DELEGATES.
anherst--Dayid S Garland 1913, Bennett'A
Crawford 1877, Hill Carter 81. (Mr. Carter
was prevailed upon 20 stand poll only on
the morning of the eection) A poll was o.
pened for Convention, which resulted thus
For Convention le7, Against it 30
Gloucesfer-Itich'd q Morris, Mann PAGE
Isle Of Uight--Josioh HoIleman, Jas. NJ.
Jordan"
Ne,o Kent-John b. Christian, Thomas
Macon
Princess Anns--Wm. G Woodhouse, Caleb
Ward.
Prince WIiliam-I5ames French. Addison
II. Clark
Buekmghan-Reu B ;Pat,eson, Charles
Yancey.
Frcderiok--James Ship Joseph Sexton.
LonSG-H. G. Winston, - kimbrouehs
Majority of 6.6ths in favor Of a convention
RoekiHghnm-Coi. Archibald Rutherford,
Joseph Cline
StaGord--George NJ Cook Walter r pa-
niel-For convention 1877, Against it IL.
Caroline Stafford IL. Parker, Samuel
Chiles,"-For a convention 268, Against il
s7-Slent l47.
Morgn-John sherrard, Joseph T. A.
dams
Russell-Jamcs Caldwell, ------- Dicken.
SON"
Matthem,-samuel Dgges, John Patterson
Uorwick--Richard Mclntosb,' Edmund
CARTS"
Nonouay-II. II. Anderson, Francis by
son
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THE VIRGINIAN.
pKtKfTD AID PuBIisHrD ny
RlCHhHD II. TOLEK a. JOHN Il COLIN,
Publishers ofbte La,rs Of he Union.

NJ The Seini-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
Weekly Paper, at SO per annna, payable ia
advance No subscription will be received for
a ess time tlren six mnnths aud no paper will
be discontinued (bat ut the Ascretion OF the
Edtors) until all arrenrages paid.
IL Advertisements will be inserted at 50
cents per squire Cor less the first time, and
81 ~ cents for each continuance. Those
frum distance must be paid for previous TO
their Insertion, or the payment assumed by
come responsible person in Lynchbnrg.
IT Chancery Orders ere inserted for six
dollars
IL All letters addressed 10 the Editors must
be rosr PAID, Or they will not be attended to
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LYNOHBURG, APRIL -, 1884.

O. We had hoped that we should have
been able to present our readers with a
sheet of the usual size to day but we are
yet unsuppled with paper, and are again
.underthe necessity of craving their indul-.
genee.
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NJ Convention, No. H." and several
MSS and other articles unaveidably post
pon.d to day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
fUcket.BOOk Lost.

WAS lost by the subscriber, living be-
w tween Chckamuxen and Nspje.-
moy, Maryland, about two weeks since.
a Pocket Book, containing number of
BONDS, ACCOUNTS, and olber PA.
PERS: among which were, Two bonds Of.
Luke Barber for $50 SIS; one do OF Dr.
8. Hsnson's for l0u dollars; one OF Fras~
els Spkake for 50 dollars; and one OF J K.
Shoots for lee dollars Also, past &C.
count of George g Mason's, for 26 dollars,
balance due said Mason.
will give reward OF Eight Dollars to
any person who will deliver said Book and
contents to George W. Catlett, Alexandra,
or 10 myself. LOTT MASON.
Charlie. County, Md. June 8 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Forty Dollars Reward.

D ANYWAY from the subscriber, on
IL Thursday night lob inst two ne.
gro men: LEWIS, about 10 or 80 years
old, 5 feet 10 inches high, OF dark colsr.
Also, PETER. about 2z or e years old.
OF tswney color, about feet 8 or 8
inches high; no particular marks recolLscl-
ed on either OF SAID boys. The dress Of
both was blue or dark colored cloth. rails
err ragged, 4 has been very much patched,
but il is supposed they will change rhelrs
clothing; they are brothers, and were late.
ly purchased of Mr.. Price, Of Prince
Georg. county, Md. The ADORE reward
will be given, or twenty dollars tor either
of said boys II delivered to the subscriber
at e. Legg's. in: Alexandria, or secured N
any jail so that get them again.
DAVID T. CURE ron.
iuse IS If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17

Extract Of letter from an officer Of The U.
States ship FRANKLIN, To his trend in
Washington, dated Valparaiso, March
~, !os4.
'We bad occasion to fit out several boat
expeditions, iGf the purpose OF capturing,
during a calm. the Spanish prlvs,eer mem
toned in my former letter. La one OF these
expeditions, quarter gunner, in trying
the virtues OF pistol flint, unihtentional-
ly communicated the fire 10 number of
cartridge boxe>-aB explosion conseq uest-
iy ensued, and blew up eleven OF our men
injurins several seriously, two of whom
have sin, died OF their wounds. the rest
are on taerecovery. Fortunately none Of
the officers were injured -
the trigatp United States has not ar
rived. We are snxiousIy expecting her
The P ,:slaenl's Message we have just
received over land, I'm Spsnish,l having
been translated al Bnenos Ayr+s. be
ChIians are highly delighted at the HINT
thrown out, OF pro Getting them, in case
the French should interfere"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
~ MARINE LIST, In
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED-Junie is.

Brig Spartan. E. Snow. OF Duxbury, Sc
days from Rio Janeiro; hides, sugar and
coffee to John g. Thomas Vowel and OH
ers; vessel to John n. Ladd y Co. Sail
ed from Rio ,Janeiro in company with
ships Oryzs, Cocksey, Of and for Bslti.
more, and Henry, Tucker, Of Pbiladel-
phia, for Trieste, and brig White Oak,
Moves. OF N York, for Monte V,deo.-
Lett a, Rio janpiro, ship Emerald, Briggs,
OF Salem for Gibraltar in 5 days; brig
Hannah. of and from n. YORK. arrived
sOth April Sailed from Rio janeiru, A.
pri 9Th, brig Pacific, Altbrop, Boston, for
the Mediterranean April l3. brig Mary.
Moves. Providence, for Boston; and brig
Collector, OF Salem, for St Salvador. A.
prll 18th, brig Resident, Of FAIR Haven,
tor ewburyport April 18th, whaling
ship Hannibal, Green, of and for Sag Hair.
Dor, having sold his oil at Rio Janelro
April goth, ship Wabash, OF and from Bal
timore, tor Monte V,deo; and brig Alley,
Potter, of Salem, for Trieste. May 9th,
lat. Ia. S. and lon. SO, w. spoke brig
Guernsey. of and from Guernsey, for Rio
J.neiro June 8, lat. Sc %, S lon 10
80, w. spoke brig Mechanic, o and tor
Portland. 9 days from Havana June 10,
Cape Henry bearing N W; passed ship
Saco, OF Boston, from City Point, for Ii.
verpool; aud brig nrya lie, OF Boston,
bound IN, (went into Hampton Roads -
Spoke in the Bay, ship Aretbusa, of Ports.
mouth. N. H, from Liverpool; and passed
ship Gen Hand, OF Baltimore, bound
down; brig Jaspar, N. York, for Cowes,
do. and brig Smyrna, OF Boston, do.
Schr. Afford, Baxter, Duybury, Is d.;
ballast to J H. kadd e. Co.
Scbr. Amanda MalvIns, Fox, Pbiladel-
phia, 8 days; freight Tor the District.
Schr. Lady Hunter. Holmes, ST. Johns,
81 days; plaster and grind stones TO J. II.
Laid & Co.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore;
freight for the District.
JUNE Is,
Past up for Georgetown. brig George
Washing ION, Rhodes; and brig Olympia,
Soulher.
SAILED.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Charles County Court;
March Term. 1924

an application TO Charles county court
" by petition in writing Of William
Coomes, Of Charles county, for the bene
fit OF the act Of assembly, for the relief OF
in.oIvenl debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto on the. terms mentioned therein, a
schedule OF his property and list of bis
creditors ION oath, so lar as he can ascertain
them being annexed to bis petition; and
the cour, being satisfied by competent tes-
timony that The said William CU0mes has
resided Two years immediately preceding
the time OF bis application, in The state OF
Maryland; and being also satisfied that
the said William Coomes is in actual con-
inement for debt, and for no other cause;
and the said William CoUmes having en-
tered into bond, with sufficient security,
for bis personal appearance in Charles
county court, 10 answer such allegations
as bis creditors may make against him II
is therefore ordered and adjudged, that
the said William Coomes be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing a
copy of this order to be inserted IN some
one Of the ne wspapers edited in the Dis
trICt Of Columbia, once q week tor two
months successfully, before the Sd Mon.
day in August next, he give notice to bis
creditors to appear before the judges OF
Charles county court, to be held at Port
Tobacco, 10 and for said county, on
the said third Monday in August next. for
the purpose Of recommending a trustee for
their benefit, and to shew cause. if any
they have, why the said William Coomes
should not have the benefit Of the several
iDsolyent laws OF this state, as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES, C.. c.
jupe II 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
CHJlCEOF ELECTORS.

BosToN, June 9-Ihe Senate yes'er-
day eoncurred with the vote of the House
and passed the resolve d,reclln the choice
OF Electors OF this COMMONWEALTH by GE.
NEKAL TICKET TIE resolve has since re-
ceIved the appreciation OF his Excellency
the Governor We rejoice in this result,
so honorable to our conInonw eal,h. We
ha Il IL as the commence me0t of new era
in ber history. Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Thirteenth Drawing
OF THE
UNIV KSlEI LOTTERY.

OF MARYLAND,
OOk place on the 18th Of June IN
i The city oi Baltimore, and the highest
prizes drawn we're the following: No. l242
prize OF 1000: No. l5336a prize OF 100;
Nos. 704i 2036 each prizes Of 50 dollars,
besides many OF 90 dollars The state OF
the whee. IS truly interesting, and only
three drawings more 10 complete this
splendid scheme: il will draw again on
the 25ih OF this month, and continue draw.
ing every week until finished, and all the
tollo" ing magnificent prizes are yet Gn-
drawn;
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
For st. Johns, n. B.

~ The substantial packet scbr LA.
DY HUNTER, Henry Holmes.
master, bur!hen about iO0U bbls, her car.
go being ready, she will be Immediately
dispatched, and can handsomely accom-.
moda,e several passengers Apply to
j. H EADD & co.
Who hare for sale on board said uessei,
IS tons plaster, i28 grindstones
juneI7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
For Freight,

M The very superior brig SPAR.
WTAN, E. Snow, master, burthen
bout 1000 bbls. -four, or $50 bids. Mary.
land tobacco; she is about two years old:
coppered, and sails we'll; and will in q
few days be ready to load. Apply TO
J. Ii. kADD i co.
juue u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
George S. HOugh

LAS just received an additional assoft-
Il ment OF SPRING GOODS, viz:
Super iackUnei prints aud caicres
DO painted nusliBs
Washington and Wilmington stripes
White and drab unbleached satieens
tor PanlaIOOns
Extra super white 4 colered drilliDgs
Common do do
Superior white and cold Marse lies
Blue and yellow searsucher
Very fine black circassian for coats
THIN drab CASHMERE for do
Fancy silk and cause hdkfs.
Large fringed and plain parasols
Lsgre and low priced umbrellas
Mems cheap hats handsomely finished
Oil cloth
Black cotton ferret and shoe ribbon
Henniues warranted needles, with a
a Variety Of other articles,
which rend rs hrs assortment very good:
iuue II 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
For Sale.

~ 4 half quare Of ground on Ca
49, meroD, betyeen Henry and Fs-
Ask yetle streets, with a large two
astory frame. dwelling house, and
two small tenements. A healthy and besu-
tiful situation. and convenient to The best
water IN town Apply 10
JOHN RICHARDS.
june IA If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Lersburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ,ba
/ Y an election will be held at the Court
House in Eeesburg, on SATURDAY the 18th
day OF June next, for the election of
President, Four Directors, and Tres-
surer OF the Leesburg Turnpike Road
Company, for twelve months thereafter.
+. K. MOTT, Treasurer.
may i8-te
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
RUM Ellis
Truly fortunate Office,

King street, Alexandra,
Orders from any part OF the u. States,
by mail (post paid) or by private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets 10
any oil The lotteries now drawing will NEE {
The usual prompt and punclual attention, if
addressed as above. june IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Caution.

n OST or mislaid. a NOTE for hogs
L dread OF tobacco, inspected in the A.
lexandria Thornton warehouse, the l9ib
of December, 1898 marked ! NJ. 45I &,
lII6, 95, l0a1, granted by John muncas
ter, Inspector. ALI persons are cauilontt,
against purchasing the above described
note, new nols having been issued Tor
the sane, ivpe 6-laW3l"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
The public spirited merchants and o.

The public spirited merchants and o.
theirs Of the city o. Mobile, con.em-
plate giving a premium for the best
parcel of cotton, of no, less than ten
bales, which shall be in market al a
stipulated time. Wesubjoin selection
from the roma, Ks Of the editor Of the
Mobile Register, on tie subject:
There is DO spirit of competition
more honora lie than that which should
exis' am nc agrieuiturshs's on their
success dope Ia The prosperity OF every
pursuit, and, indeed, the country at
large.
We have read from high authority,
that he who discovers and teaches the
art of causing two blades Of erase to
grow, where bu, one had before grown,
render. more service TO society, and de-.
serves better OF his country than he who
commands its victorious armies.
1t is ascertained beyond q doubt,
that as good and green seed cotton can
be made in A!aba ma, as 10 any other
state in the Union. and we hope our
next Legislature may pass law. tsimi-
lar to the one suggested in this paper
some months ago. calculated to secure
to our staple, that reputation to which
it is entitled abroad, by preventing the
Systematic concea lment Of the growth
of our finest cottons as practised Of late.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17

The Legislature OF New Hampshire as,
sembied at Coucord OH the evening OF the
9ib June. tor the purpose OF expressing
their choice oil the candidates Tor the Pre-.
sidency. On ballot, John QUINCY adams
lei; Nm. II Cragtord d; .indreaD Jack
ION |. A general meeting has been held
in Rhode Island, favorable TO Mr.. Adams,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17

Negro Carpenter for Sale. !,
WILL be sold to the highest bidder
w for cash, at Fairfax Court House.
on Monday, ald June. lcourt day, a me-
gro man, a CARPENTER by trade.
r. B. BRADLEY.
June II 2t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Notice.

Notice.
4 PPLlCArlON will be made to tho
Y Bank Of Potomac for the renewal Of
certificate of ten shares OF the stock Of
hat Bank. issued The 4O,h Dec. 1890, 70
ne name Of James B. PYe, which has
sen lost or rnlslaid.
may 27--law3N JAMES 3. PYE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
Trustees Sale.

FINDER the authority oil deed Of
~ trust from Leonard Cook and wife, T.
James Clare and vile, bearing date the
5th June. 1929, for certain purposes there
in mentioned, Tie subscriber will sell at
public auction, for cash, on, Saturday, Ae
26h inst. certain piece or
Lat Of Ground,
situated in. the town oil Alexandra, and
bounded as follows, TO wit: Beginning at
the intersection OF King and Union streets,
and running thence westw ardly With King
street, and binding thereon 40 teet, thence
GortbwardIy with line parallel to UnIoa
street ~ ieel, more or less, 10 Fsye;te al.
ley or street, thence eastwardly with that
alley or street and parallel 10 King street.
As feet TO Union street, thence with that
street, and binding thereon TO the hegin-
ming. with al! Snd s,b. U a. the houses and
Improvements thereon.
Upon receipt OF the. purchase money,
the subscriber will convey, all the right,
title, and interest which he holds, under
the said Cook and Clate, in and to the
said premises, to the purchaser.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
june ~ St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
From the ". Y. Salesman.

On board the Alfred, from Duhlia, a
fortnight ago. one OF the passengers pre-
scented her husband with children, who
were all landed we'll aud hearty. Quefe-
In wha, county were they born? TO whom
do they owe allegiance, when born IN
ronsitu. &C.? Who pay their passages,
or give bonds on landing? The paIt'es
concerned must decide. w,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17

WAsaivcroE, June I5--The Commit.
lee OF inyes,Isa concluded about four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the sxamina :
ton OF Mr. Edwards. and then received
the testimony OF Mr. John Mason, jr. Sc
cretary of Legation 10 the Government OF
Mexico; after y hich The Committee al
journed to nine O'Clock Ibis morning
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17
MEASLES.

Aspecies OF unusual malignity, calico
the Black measles. prevails IN many part'
OF New Enslaud:-it has moi been knowl
in that quarter for forty years past.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-17

Besides lOOOs, 5OOs, zoos, &c.
A few warranted undrawn tickets al
Dl@. halves s. quarters 8, eighths 50, to
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rNvoYs ARRIVED.

DON Antonio Jose Canas, and Don Fer.
n,ndo V alero, ENJOYS from the Province
ot GuatamaIa, 10 the United States OF Anne
RIGA. came passengers in the brig Mary,
arrived at Newport On Thursday from
Honduras.
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