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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-10
NELSON COT.lTT Jag Coat, lc-i.

NELSON COUNTY, Jaly COart, ic-i.
John Staples, complainant,
against
Partridge Clrsby, Mary Ciasby, widow Of
William Ciashs, deed, William Clasby John
seeueer and Nancy hts wife, formerly Nancy
ClasIy, William Alantiply and Polly his wife,
formerly Polly ctasby, DabneH J. Bryant and
Eiiza1elf his " lie formerly EiizsbeiilC lastly
snsannali lIales, formerly Snsannuh tlasb.
Creed {. Carter and Polly his vile, lorunelly
Polly Glasby, and Martha CLASSIFY, john Clas-
~, Virginia and Elizabeth Clasby, JAS. Gas
by and Rnberi clasbv, children and heirs OF
1llonpis Clasby, dee a, 10y Greed G.. Carter,
specially assigned their guardian,
defendants.
~ CHlAIERY.
On the motion of the complainant 10y hls
counsel. who filed his bill, and il ap.
praring 10 the satisfaction of the court thai
the defendant Dandridge CLASSIFY i, not a%ninla-
hiianl OF this commonwealth aud without the
Jurisdiction OF this court II is Ordtred md de-
crltd, thai lie defendants in this country be
restrained from paying away, sccrcting, or o.
tlern ise disposing OF any money, property al
other effects, Which they now have in tileil
hands, or which may hereafter come 10 then
hands belonging 10 the absent defendant, II
the amount OF fifty dollars, subject TO the
further order and decree OF This court, concer'
ming the same. .lad Il is furiher ordcrnd, thai
the said Dandfidse Clasby do appear here ON
the fourth Monday in November next, and
answer the coinplainanl's bill, and that a CO
py OF this order be lurllw ith inserted in the
" yirginian,' published in thetoWn ofLynch-
burg, onee a week for eight weeks success.
sigely previous TO that day, and that a auo-
tler copy thereof be posted np at The front
door OF the court house Of this county on
some court day.
A Copy-rcsie.
} SPOIsNoOD GARLAND, CLERK.
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Medicines, Drugs, Paints, Oils.
Stails, &c.
1--WE subscribers hite just received n
4 fresh supply Of biu65, MEDICINES,


AMONG wmen AHf gnI - Owls"
Gam s%acilde, Nleahol, sand Paper, Gold
Leaf, Duicl, Aletati Lump Black belt Spanish
A,nhtto, black aud red lux Pow ,lers, supcrio,
Jtalty Niue i%Iilers, stangllnn's d,tiu, Dr
l,obectsons NeeAons Cordial or Nature
Gran lte,tafat,,o, a large q]lanlity oil excel
irnt PUTTY
The nbone, ieesthrr with every other nrii-
Gle IN the ubseriherssfnm ofhnslness, sill be
N,td On a. accommodating terms 49, 1t dny o.
Their establishment IA Ills section Of tlr com
lry. wv OWN a l.. l. LLNhlf"
Scptem,eT , tow
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KfY virtue If u deed of trust executed by
~ William l Freelaud Oh the 22dJuly 1924,
end duls recorded IN the CLERK q OH cc7.l Buck
~ ltnl county conveying 10 mo all The dr6ts,
h09ks iedeWeHfs, trteeiiops bo7 rs, HOie,. detds,
ocropbt md ohitr tNeeis, there belonging and
due a. Ire sud niiiiam /. TrrtiHud, rs the
sole representative Of Gnrlatd l. Frcelind,
late merchants and partners ia the town oil
Bent 1reek, Tor certain purposes therein cN-
pressel-1tiis Is 10 notify All persons indcbt
ed 10 said lifm, fiai pay mnnl must forthwith
be made, lliefr beine no other person autIo.
r,2rdto reoeis The SAINT. HE books, &c.a,c
~ ny POSSESSION.
JAMES TtnfSs, Trustee
Aug. y. ltwJN
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Also, one otMer Vrnnt

Adiainingtile above dcseriI ed i.8ad, c,,,..
ing upwards OF 700 acres. On thi, tr,,,, ,''
tire Two settlements, on one ot NLi."'e
very good hoase, we'll iiuished, on, Ia,' d
orchards, a good garden, &c. ard on
other a comfortable dwelling house. or,G,,.
II. This tract also adioins The land, Of Ia'
Shelton. Col. john Amber and utL,,~ '''a
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Ono T'ruct.

Whereon he low resides, in Amherst com.
distant i miits Iron, Lynchhnrp aud H. -
amherst cofrl house, knownty tie nan, ~
GRAHAAis COVE, containing 1850 ~. u
between ! aud 5ib ar which are ,i.He
Ibis land lies vii aud is ia good Lr,r ~
dn cling house i comfortable aHd rnnAesf'
aud las attached Ia il the Lcce,.sn l
houses, orchards, &c. There j. set = -
portion of good tobacco land io 81, If. ,II. =
Is very heavily timbesed. Tie uhob. r..
Il. n ,rnfnrnI VII
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AlsO, one Other YrAct-

Adjoining the last mentioned land. conta;..
ing 39i acres, and bounded on one sido
the road leading from Samuel RnrkSs 10
Wa Is Gap, and The lands of Richard s. II
lis, tie Bethel tract, and he lands Of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are cnl'
about - acres cleared, and that portion al ;,
IS vel enclored aud fresh. II is heavily Tin.
iered and well watered, and contains a Iarra
i"ant!iH OF .rs rate tobacco land. This tract
hes Within one mile of Bethel.
~ Inc above lands are not sold privately
Iprioir t.ie 10Th day of October. thev win ~
That day be sold publicly. at my residence -
Persons who may be deeirous Of murcLnsinn
il Is expected, will wish to view the land"
They Will be shown at any time on arrIira
ton being made TO the subscriber.
IL Terms OF sale shall he made accommo
dating. AAlEKOST NICkTn
ehruaTy %. oous
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Augusta

EtN sirtur of Il deed Of TRUST executed tp
z The suisrfiher by Henry Lane, ir. bear.
ing date The Alt Nagust, is22, and OF record
ia the clerks oiiee of TIT county court OF
R%riforl, IA; - pnrposs. lhrrrin expressed,
= siinil proceed 10 sell, tRt the @oStAiili of the
>'tJ Henry i.ane5 Jr IN aatnraayiite 18th of
she present month tSeptemncf.) 10 The high
est bidder, f,reash, the following
NeaA X 2evsonaA Estate,
(ro wii q The residn If tho TRACT OF
LAND snot Sold specified in said deed
Also, said iianry Lale's r,shl ia aud to the
Eot.owi"s Negro slaves,
TO wt) GU, Spencer, jailcy, Rachel
l. laund, Dick, bah aaa Caleb-l head Of
Jiorscs, - itead OF cattle. 10 ,herp. sc. sc.
or 50 mpeh thereot rs will satisfy ihc balancr
Of the debt that new remains iuc Dnugluss
Il. Lavtre, a. set forth in the irus, deed. Ne.
Tag A. trustee, | shall convey the tide as yes.
ted inme aud no other
NATHANIEL s. STRANGE.
September 3. w}w3
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TvNSt ale.

DY virtue of II drrd of trust executed to
~ MS by DIR. Josiah Merton, dated the 18th
lay of November, ls23, and duly recorded
in the county court at Pittsylvania, we shall
proceed Ia sell. M public auction, for casl., ON
Frilay the oHh day of September next, at
the house of the said Morton, near Sandy
: .Ner, IN the county aforesaid,
1vaAnal,le young Slaves,
To vii PhifS Isaac, Tom, jim Eliza, Jenny,
aud amelra, or so much thereof as will be ne
fessary to satisfy the purposes of the said
trust. Acting as trustees we shall convey
such title only as is vested. in me.
GEORGE TONNES,
A.. e SHELTON.
July 10. 4wo
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.@uiIERST COUNTY June Coad, 1924.
Frederick II Murreii, p~iaint,tl,
against
Edmund y. sale and Lucas L. Thompson,
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Mr.. NMiMs NlAis.
fIitiN DOLLARS EWARD,
Eur ~ .tunawAy.

JEjNAWA Y on Friday morning the 9th
va aust from the bati.ans an which he was
Working. on James river, thiay miles above
i|iclIm"nd, Il young Nero man, named BOB,
about twenty yehts al age, ot small stature,
fciiuN eomrie sion, straight, black hair, some
what ol the appehfanee III anlndiHn's, sucaks
-loNll, almost drunlng, has al first view Of
ban "a simple appearance, hnt on ex@thination
VIII be found 10 be slftnd and intelligent. I
Go not know II he has any flesh marks about
him. lie Mis- raised by Mr.. Jefferson, at
Mpnlicrllo, IN Automatic, Nho sold him to
= "A Mr.. heal, Wlto spId hin - Mr.. Mckinney
ht Charlottesville, ot whom | purchased ttm
she first Tuesday IN last month. lie has rrIu-
tions AT Alanuucllo, nj MIR Jefferson, plauta-
ton near Lynci,bargi III Richmond, at Mir
Thomas Mann Eandairh's plantation, near
( fuckahoe creek, a few miles above Rich
moud, aud al ilton, below Richmond |
tiink II most prebahle he i maklng his way
rithe" 10 Altremaiie, or the plantation near
( ynehbarg. lie ran away irtm Mr.. Wheat
ahout II Year 40, aud endea'uicd to get to
Prrnssfrahla, hut VAS unprecedented ] Will
give Eitlv bolls,s rev ard Tor experimenting
aud delivering lin Ia me nj the \ Virginia N,lle,
a. the county OF Buekingl,em, if taken nul of
rrr state, aud reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars il taken within the state
aud secured in jail, So that | get him again,
aud reasonable travelling cNprnscs, ii brought
home. ASDGIl tIkENSllAN.
A0E. Il. W.T.
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Drag helieines, Paints, Obs,
AMI Dyc-5tals,
Z
TlOMAs ! DUVAL,

Ar u sisN ~ TIT GoLplH MORTAR
o. NAM sQHhHt,
IIAS Isl reetised, ~ addition I" hts
ekE f,nnef stock AZ extensive asfptiin"ht al
DRbos. MtDlGfsls. fAiNtn4 OILS and
DfE.SInfF>. which s@nallies h,ni NOV 10 "l.
Ter Ia his ifiends, customer ald ihe public &C.
%ncraii,, the masi c%pnrpirtr md eSicns''" a..
sorimrni ever before brnn ii Ia tbs market.
Aaaso gala an mi roironi'oi ~
2,np III, t~.lanier aslis, IL d. 1artar Emc.
5n lo El,spna ID lie
soa ia. tan shell 81 ID. Qulck Silvcr,
Lac. - dpl bottle. imc-
400 H., Pearl al. riran Castor Oh,
la .lo. Gnm Gmn ioraeks Gold Leaf,
t.ar, go gallons A%lcohoi,
lao 10 Ialap, ~ do. Lamp on,
ln d.. sponge, loo do. Sp'ts IaI-
- do Nefdisr,s, p%entine,
% 10. Calourl,
IN eNer5 other artirle IA hi linc, all oi
the best qaaliiy. and ior ftie nj the lowest
priras Tor cash, Or II sly munilis to Ponctual
customers. ~Septcmhcr3.
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hAlNhluliAS
IN CiIANCERN.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
that the defendant sale does not reside with
IN the limits OF This commonwealth, on mo
hon ut the p%,atHtid, il is ordered. that the said
ab'cat da,sa amt doth appear here on the
irst day OF September court nest and give Sc
curity according to the act of assembly aud
the rule. al this court, aud answer the plain
tiG's Till aud il is ordered, that a copy Of
this orier be inserted III the ~Lvnchhurg Nir-
Sinian two months successfully, rcturnahte
10 September court next. And il is ordered,
that the other detendant Thompson be res
trained from paving AMY or otherwise dis
posing OF any monies or effects in his hands
belonging 10 sud absent defendant, to the a.
mount OF one hundred aud twenty dollars.
\nd il IS furthermore ordered, that a copy of
this order he posted at the front door of the
court house Of this county on s0me court
lay. a cory. leste,
Al DAVIES, OK.
u The iefeudartsi in The above suit will
take noiice that | have appointed Saturday
The 18th day 81 AUGUST, aud saturday me 7th
day OF Sefirraber, fs2l, to take sundry dcpo-
si'ions, Ia ~, read III the trial ot the above
muse, nj the Franklin Hotel, n the town ni
.hyncAbnrg, Whena aud whert they MAY attend
Your oht s~erv't, /. Ii MLRItELL.
lit. - 4a.1.
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Also, one other 'Yvact.

Adjoining the first described tract an =.
south west side, containing SO" ac,cs. eli,f'
in woods, not more than 20 acres being rl,a33
ed, which are we'll enclosed. This tfa,i
vel tiinbercd, and is fine tobacco land
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SslN MORSE

OF mine, seven Years Old, five feet two or
,l'ree inches high II ine sririI, and rcmarka.
2ly active Tor n work horse, was taken ,oge.
'hef Win an old saddle broken behind, and
new st'fioP feathers The Lridle vas old,
The bit designed Tor double reins.
have no doubt 5Gt he will aim to pass as
a tree man, having, it's snlboscd, stolen The
tree iass Of Frederick Mabu, under which
nam am well satisfied hek ii aim 10 pass.
VII gave the above reward for the ma,
ana horse, (or 2lo for eilher) if mken within
'l''fly miles Of this place, and delivered 10
mr.. II beyond that distance, the same re.
Mar1 aud all reasonable travelling charges
will be allowed. s
SAMUEL E~DNUNDSON. Jr.
fialtfax Court House, AIay %. t,4l
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05
LOANS.

Letters received IRON Amsterdam state
that the Dutch Government recently re-
pealed the law by which the subjects OF
Holland were forbidden 10 make loans OF
money TO Foreign Powers. The Dutch
merchants have, 10 consequence, INSTRUCT
ed their correspondents IN the various ca
pitfalls of Europe 10 convey early intorma-
ton OF any intention on the part OF the
different Sovereigns to enter into new con.
tracts. in order to enable them TO come
G.rwsrd as competitors. We have not
been informed whether similar Instructions
nave reached the correspondents OF Ger.
man houses in this country, but presume.
from the circumstance OF the perfect secu
rjty and increased profit arising from A
Inerican over European Loans, that con-
siderable sums will be invested in the u
n,ted Stocks Tor the benefit OF the German
Capitalist. lfsds da<st't'
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distinctly laid down the rule ky which
public men should bejudged. TIE inqui.
~ was not, to which party does he belong?
or what quarter OF the Union is be from!--
but, is he honest, capable, worthy OF the
situation to which be aspires? Let that
rule have its full force at this time, and
Mr. AdaDs must be elected. Noma can
impedch his integrity-no man will cues
ton his possessing talents. or that be is at
,entiye 10 business. If individuals have
saiarized his manners, or commented on
bis writings, they have never yet been a.
BILE to shake his reputation for learning or
recttude of conduct. The eigh years De
has stood at bis post as Secretary State,
the duties of his Office have beeSRuiblied
with fidelity and attention. In all bis cor
respondence with foreign ministers, 30 his
negotiations, not even excepting the las''
on the Right Of Search, the powers oil his
great mind are observable throaghout-be
stands self poised --the arrows OF per-
sonal dislike are discharged with Strength
but they fall around him harmless. ne
opposition so yehemently directed against
this distinguished statesman, is not the OPP
pos,tion OF olden times. The Unisso
States were then divided into two pol'ticai
parties, nearly equal in strength. In their
struggle Tor power, there was no division
in their ranks. But these ancient beacons
are PROSTATE, end the lines which marked
parties nearly efaced. Many who then
took an active part against any and every
democratic candidate, are now the warm
est supporters Of Mr.. Crawford; and o.
theirs again, who were frightened at The
name OF standing army, are tor General
Jackson. The opponents OF Mr. Adams
are made up of incongruous materials
black spirits aud white spirits. blue spi'
rits and grey,' are coaiesced to prevent his
election. 1t is, therefore. incumbent up
on the wise, the prudent, aud the reflect
ing. to prove To The world. that merit, in
this land OF liberty, is not only honored
but rewarded. POlOMAC.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05

III. b.ys before u. a letter from Rio
I,no;ro dated the Isl ult. from VINCE VIC
copy the following paragraphs, H., Ga,.
.I.or, Cocbrane has lost much Of BIS 10.
a,ence here. An affair lately TOOK P'aee
which may induce him to leave the ssi
viee. About ten days ago. braz,ilah
tr;oate commanded by young Engi'sn-
man named Grenfeh, arrived from rara.
a.y;ng on board large sum (perhaps
900 OOO) resulting from the seizures mace
~ p.ra soon after the affair of Maranham
when Cochrsne got possession OF aoou'
double that sum, which ne has ever since
retained, upoc the plea that be would ac-
count for that money when MS MaJesy
Don Pedro would account TO him Tor nis
Portuguese prizes. Soon alter GrenteH
came 10 anchor, be went on shore TO see
Cocbrane, and whilst ne was absent re-
dro the First, having been advised OF the
money being on board the frigale, went
in person aud absolutely took possession
of and brought on shore the whole OF IT,
together, as it "a said, with all Grentelts
papers, &c This joke, so constitutional
ana so digniied, did no, please my Lord
Cochrane. He told his Majesty next day
that be had this time 'out generalled him.
Poor Grenfeit, however, who enjoys the
reputation Of having been the cause OF
destroying 252 Brazilians at Para, in Oc-
tober last, in the hold OF vessel, has dis,
appeared, and whether he be concealed
by Cocbrane. or Oh board one OF the Bri-
tish ships Of war, ls not known.
'Jemett. in consequence OF having per
United Portuguese seaman, who was de-
tected 90 hoard the ship in the commission
of nameless crime, to be tarred and fea-
,hered, has been sentenced to two years
imprisonment, but pardoned by tie en-
peror.
'The blockade Of Pernambuco was still
confined as late as the 9Th ut. and thus
far The town had suffered very little, pro-
visions being plenty. Matters go on here
at Rio, with apparent tranquility, but the
opinion seems to be gaining ground
tba, an expedition from Portugal would
meet with considerable success in this
quarter
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SPAIN.

SPAIN.
& The editor of the Philadelphia Nation
al Gazette acknowledges the feceiPt OF
direct adyices from Madrid. OF a recent
date. Ii seems that II fact, a serious IN.
surectiou, like the movement al Lisoon'
has been attempted in SPAN. lie o 90
iecf was. rs in!imaied in our latest En-
phsh papers, to substitute the Spanish To-
FAINT Den Carlos tor tia 'adored' ferdI-
nand, and establish system mere ultf'
royaI and proscriptive than the moharCh
and his advisers have found il practicable
or deemed II expedienl 10 adopt.
The principals of the conspiracy were
the guerilla leaders, the TIsPpIst, ana
Gen. Capape, who endeavored 10 raise
The people in Arragon and other pro-
yinces. A number Of distinguished roy
sIists, including bIstcps and irIars, were
exiled as accomplices, to different poin..s
oil The kingdom aoi 10 France. l De QUIZ
cial paper, the Gazette OF Madrid, OF me
l7th May, conta,'s notification 10 all
Portuguese in Spain 10 report themselves
10 the authorities AMI the Portuguese Lee
CATION in order that they might be KEPT
under surveillance. A concert was be-
ieved to exist between The portuguese
and Spanish malcontents OF the various
classes. Two Gets Of conspirators are no"
dreaded by the Portuguese and Spanish
governments; namely, the constitutional
ISIS, and the ultra Royalis's, who "anl
absolute despoti>m both in theory aho
practice.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05
EEnmmRn,cation ]

AS many Of the candidates tor the Pres'"
dency have been withdrawE from the poll
teal arena, the merits OF those remaining
must undergo a stricter scfutiny. Surely
that individual deserves the highest honors
of nation, VINO through a song and exem-
Of ary life, has observed the laws oil mora
lily and his country: whose diplomatic SER
vices have acquired the respect and adml-
ration of the most distinguished courts OF
Europe, and whose talents and integrity
as a statesman. TO be admired need only
to be known. We know not whether the
following has yet appeared in any paper
II is letter from our beloved Washington
to Vice President Adams; and while the
writer notes the early promise OF JOHN q.
ADAMS. with disserpment, we might al
mos. say with spiri, OF prophecy, he pre-
diets his future glory. LOCiOo.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05
Y.cs President.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ANTICIPATED.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION ANTICIPATED.
A Providence paper informs US, that
stbe Hon. Wheeler Martin, candidate
for Gle ctor of President. assembled the stee-
ME Of the First Baptist Meeting House in
ina, town, and from s.affoId Cd the out
side. at the height of one hundred and hf-
ty feet above the ground, proclaimed John
Quincy Adams as the next President OF the
United States. The friends of DIR A. 1t
seems. take high stand. and the honors'
Bile Judge afterwards observed, that no one
in that Town ever spoke higher OF his caa'
didate than be had on ttat occasion.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05
Mon3nu. Febrrary 60, 1897.

Dear Sir thank you Tor giving ne
the perusal of the enclosed. The senti-
ments do honor TO the head and heart of
the writer;-and if my wishes would be
Of any avail, they should 60 to you in a
strong hope, that you would not withhold
merited promotion from MIR. John G.
Adams, because be is your son Tor, with
out intending to compliment The father or
the molber. or 10 censure any others, |
give il as my decided opinion. that Mr., A.
Jams IS The most valuabie public character
rys hare abroad; and that there remains no
doubt in ms mind that be will prove him
self 10 be the ubest Of all our diplomatic
corps, Ii he was now TO be brought into
thai line, or into any other public walk, |
could not, upon the principle which has
regulated my own conduct, disspproVe OF
the cautiou hin,ed a, in the letter. But he
is already entered-the public, more and
more. as he is known, are approaching
his talents and worlh-and bis country
would sustain loss, if these were to be
checked by over delicacy on your part.
With sincere esteem and aHeciionate re-
s'' GEO: WASHINGTON.
E.ce President.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05

At oae of the siltings of the French
Chamber oil deputies, al the beginning OF
last month, member OF the Chamber re.
lated in detail the processes used by a
number of wine merchants Of Paris in the
manufacture OF wine. They contrive TO
dispense with the juice of the grape alto
ge'her, and composed the liquor which
they sell, OF water. sugar, acetate Of lead,
and some coleIins ingredient.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05

WAsH1NeroN, Aug I've " ';snr Ie b.
m annonncin. the arrival o. ,i''.''r ,,pcs
ron de MAREtil. Minister ir"" .;,y y,'t
the q. States. He reaches ~ s,ll,. wD'
dav. in the steamboat. f'oU' , s>o, corS'
he arrived from Brest, IN Tue la;,cs. sc
Ia Bsaife. He has taken 'U Ny
derstana at Williamson a7'o.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05

MIR. Alexander X. Everett '"a' come d
flares for Holland, no has been ~ ;ogtOn %
on visit here, also leaves "a'a "nSer s.,hd
morning for Boston, where, We f,;enJ:, pr
he will spend some weeks va ''' j.
,;ous to his return TO Holland.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-05

The Secretary of the Navy leaves ;lh b
ington this morning, in company nurpt
members Of the Navy Board, ioI ''i IDS 20
of inspecting, in person, the Navy ,ll,oti
Stations on the Lakes, and on tue ~ H.
north aud east. 4