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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-20
On The ED Of January
The drawing Of the Mary land.

On The ED Of January
The drawing Of the Maryland:
STATE LOTTERY, No. 2.
will be continued. Those who contem.
plate taking chances, should do so before
The next drawing. as the Capital Prize o:
Iacsnty Thousand Dollars,
will then be coating in the wheels. The
whole OF this interesting Lottery will be
finished in FIVE DRAWINGS more.
Prizes yet to be drawn are
100000 Dollars.
l prize Of 100000
8 prizes of 10000
prize of 5000
prizes of 1000
besides large number Of loo, So, &c.
Whole Tickets Dis Quarters SIS
Halves $50 Eighths 1877
10 be had Warranted undrawn) at
ALIENS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington.
The University Lottery will draw again
on the 2lst OF January. The Prizes yet
10 be drawn are
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-20
On SATURDAY..

FINHE 3istiosl will positively be drawn
l. in the city Of Richmond. the hrst
class of the
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NORTHUMBERLAND county, Va. Dec. 93
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The Alexandria Museum

Is open in The forenoon from 10 to IL O..
clock, and from 5 10 5 O'Clock efteFDoon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17
FINAL DECISION"

How n'e'ent have the People Of this country been IN
pronounce upo" the vilIany of Ninian ithert
"ai'"s Tor the final decision" of the r.. What moa
ness mas seized upon the people, thus 10 think for Them,
selves The pnlic opinion been unnerabiv ,,,d. ~
ana ""dbiy rrnnourced against N. Edwards. Don hon
h'mdenonnced in every honorable company Soc ,,,r,
"""' whitening eouenPt and indgna ton he was ,oos.
an" s'o"er" on The Anniversary oT
~ no" a0's The people TO think for themselves or,
~ ey ''cs'"i ire mai feesion" Of their puiice
"h"' '"tneity in the people, thus decide up
on the evidence decide without the assistance of ,b
H. oil H. and TO decide in opposition TO the
admonhons of Messrs. Adams, Calhoun Co.
But seriously speaking how these secretaries
70 the torrent OF public opinion make use of III
~ " u" 'he'seni correspondent" do these Honorable
s''e'eh 'hnk The people cannot just concl,
SION when all the facts ofa placed before them
DO they wish the people remain passive spectators fr
SIX OF eight months and then adopt abe report Of Con-
gress, when in the time they are called NM, a,
Use The elective franchise one Of the most
"hich can come before them, they cannot
"'e'Sd""gy without first acquiiting conde nning
MIR. Crawford! Do they -risA Mr. Crnwfor a.,
'"oor "nder the impua'ions upon hin, by mr. Ed
wards "a The Presidential election is over when the In
teheent committee TOO whom the subject was REFEREED
have declared the charges to lie grourdess No. that
viii not do.the people will think and act for
sy feqs're not tue dctaion OF taese SECRETARIES To al,
""' Srsn ihe master spirits begin 10 shew
and ere long this Ninny will found TO he nobir
more than the cats paw in the hands Of the monkeys
Even IL the extraordinary letter three honorable
gentlemen had been spread before people, in season I'd
affect the last glorious Anniversary IL would scarcev av
arrested the generous flow of public sentiment against
conduct Of NJ Edwards On their these gentle
men have reason TO rejoice the delay the circulation
OF their letter Had il gone among the peopr
gentlemen might lave in for their the pnb
ndigna'on They might have berp toasted themselves
hev IA hal hnxu
lie servans may arrest the independent on;nion,f
an independent people. Tie nations upand IL will sol ,e
in The power Of any of mea TO screen NJ ID
| wards from their jssi Indignation. ~
Mr.. DnnIap's euIosiam Mr.. Clay Is n 6ne ee,.,r
The toast with which he winds mp If course rem III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17
no T -jI.I-I, FBLIL.

TUE subscriber will again gen her SCHOOL In the
town OF Manchester ~ hrst day of October next.
In future she will have tycsrssonS year. each ri five
months duration. For eaAiDg Reading, Writing. Gram
Arithmetic AMI or any Of these branches
Dollars sesssn For Ndren IN their letters spelling
Subscriber fce, gfaut fcr te en-ouragcnent rs tn
srr,s, she has btr1o received aud bocs ~ "nwenriet
,Lst VOCATION 10 rst whatever portion OF patronage II
beril and eugbtned public may be pleased her
wifd. ELlZABErH HAR4IS
~. Nyof
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IContinuedl
fcowmusicArEp.1
Wa,renton, ~. Jui,

Anniversary Of American Independence This
day o des, to every American, aad which so Justly
csc 20. T., be hold ~ emembrauce was celebrated
with unDsusl arIor by the Citizens Df Wnren;on OH
the Sd Jmy, (he 4h being SUNDAY
Agree,Gly To previous arrangements procession
was forclr on lhe rn',e square rOns-'ins of C,ri.
Brooke Company of I.ghl Artiliery, c ~. Co~les
T,Jop of Cavalry aud Capt. W ilrn'- Coa,pany oi
Light IntanFs, joined hy nuubrr ~ the Cryens oi
Ihs Iowa sad COMFY, arirrg wi,om ~sca severed
Old resor'''"s'y oface.s aud soldrs.-Ihe pences-
zion was conducted Ivy Col. Wallace, M-t-hsll,
AID hcber Itrul, ESQ. ~ Assistant MARSHA. Uf i've
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norrro,,,, crosMpNlcArior.

wa weather has returned and many peon,e IN m
ro',y whi s""n he seeking places oS retreat ~,
spe' .e SICILY SEASON. Permit nae Mes,rs I,or, ,Sr.,,
i;.', @ VI your paper to md IN. nlove ~.
r,nnr, ~ retreat TO th"se no are seeking hrahl.
U",a," pisasure. They situated In the COUNTY of
am, vsram Surrounded at little distance bs lofty
mis- ninoa ".ans whose sublime and towering sum.
M 's"SN WIN the clouds The reire - bree, n, a..
wn,s s, uaImg Tue hottest period summer is nj:
~. p =, "uosant and saiubrious The ,,cns
.pe rest THAI have any watering piaer in ,h.
r. me buildings nrr ali al brick and u,,I n, a,,v Ar
.r.s, ,as, eosuuced The proprietor is a gen Iem.n
Zone ~, "d polished and refined gentleman Ii, has
H., ~ gre" expense IN his improvements ana deserves
,a y;.;, h c' al those who have time and
R;.sm, sShnrmrs summer residence. The road fion,
one. SP''"Ss ID generally n very good
tans lie on the east ofihe great Allegheny noun
49,. . traveller from the lower country Of Vir,in, 10
saseu he Toll and difficulty of crossing then, s.S
and Sacounter in visiting the Warm, White Smiuhnr
springs. A TRAVELLER
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IANU FOR SALE.

WISH oseli my VI land lying upper end oC
feiuce sdwari, about 20 Miles from Lynchfatg and
the se road, the Souh fork W AIponsttux
aip.ninG the lands Of Mr.. VIM Trent heSsnrrr Ffesos
anil Siiprs. CONTINUING about go acres, surency -
whf 4 ri~ared FOR tie employment of OF bands ~
vaoaEe the remaining part being we'll imbered rn.z
ts.,ft i,of The improvements good I've .fin. =.
h,e U,ih necessary Oathoasesa goUd appie art yescu
,ts6As!, nj variety of o her fruit trees
fhe viii he made by application a. the ~
rri5rr, living o., she Yrrnises
las< e. 8-1z 9. FEas"ss>s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

''r 10 tie Now Brick Chuvct where ,,o., e,ao,,A>
u app,opr'sfo Grafton was deli, er.d D., Juhe n
"reco, Es1 accompanied by III. rea.,i.e orti. ~ y
ration al Independence nv Capt. Brooke. and :,
! appropriate and impressive drawer nv ,Is r., "
Jones after which the procession returned n q,
r iu', square and WAS dismsse.l-Thr compari,
together with very LARGE number or c;,;. n =,
town and n-'ghbourhood, then veba;,.a a. - 80. ~
near MI. Pickens Spring, aud partook or n rc,v
Aier dinner Mark A. Chiffon. ESQ =. "s "c'as'o..
thar, assisted by Henry Fizhueh a. Vice prs.;J.n,
".n me following patriotic toasfs were ,I,unt
The Declaration Of peudeneeNThe aps, cs;
na TO the world, that all by nature free snS ~
The S'n'esrhe pillars the Fe.ra, ares ,,,- ,.,.
win s, anu the arch must fall sustain ,hem and thes
IN. o, E. ofihe United s;aerhe only bond q,
,en Geo. washingtorThe rnre and ilu,,y,n,. Mario,
wo"r n has ~ee " s MS ne to serve hi: eouhy IUt
A. nomas Jenerscn-The author Of the Isc,r,,;o, ,rT,
Gen Ia Faye,,e-A Hero Of n. Re,o,,,o, NM,
and ~. Liberty whom America Is impatient 70 welcome
Our mex, Presdcni-ursn whofns,ever IN. In, mn, e.,
n1 Ths ne De capable, may he be honest. "' '"''
dis,rusi those who distrust them. inc people
Who @ IN q S Dur or RI e. s.%rsnon Lieut.
The Orator ofthe Day.
VOLUNTEERS
'orner Esq -Jnmes Madison ami J,mes Mon.
s"eEThs voluntary apProbaion OF free pso.e M. lou,
BY b. Ward. Esq~Sini %n' Edx,,s..c., o.
bite at Ge '""os-Sease viper, you
nyc Col Observation-Disclosures comuo,~.s.,
"",y may tire right Of HOLY t,pe W"
,hi e. w Brooke, Esq-Josbua, JACKSON Designed In
ot Free men. '' ""o govern the councils
10y uri a: Jnmes.-craw nrd, Adams, Jaek,ep-IYeor,
uema nnd s'new, We need them an. '''"'''
cnsro,, mcTnnrmick Esq-Gen La Fnyete-may future
Nv lanes S nsh'.eu by his Patriotism virtue.
,IS ;ss" o"T and II. Illuminate The world
can fsreinIy ea Il ". co"eoon" PsHesab
s nom 9 taaniirroy Esq.-Gen Jacksoo-rsv,h~
r.'rn " always land on the january AMI
W. ,n :" VI" a. Splits OF Pachingham and Ross.
unnnn, U,""'~s-A general diffusion of knowledge
"" n sIength, and Individual harpj, esx e'f
-, ny b. k. Wallace, Esq-Indeprndste.' vs,or vain
"oery-tne soldiers soiciluje-AIay we Transmit n 80
posterity In crescen nj stare ' VIC """s"' 'hem t'
ny Chas. H. Scott E..,-The ARTILLERY Of y,rr.n,or
o Tue i''m"s, the broad swors, OF The CAVIAR
'n lev ever be nv"inerabe agriHst oppression
Ly nc'rt =: nnar-Wm. 10. Crawfari-Vi,tnous a. ;sss
did ne of the people. ~ c,"sr cav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

tbs circumstances should. not fsse 10 judgment
"a bar his suit for renown: they would for
give and forget the injury. only rccoilsctins
the magnanimnus atonement as an argument
for his promotion. f
The circumstance considered -
Whatever Then lad said,
and in s.ch psce.
Al such a time with all tire rest reold
Nay reasonably die, and never rise
To do him wrong, any wny inipeacb
What then he said, 50 he nnsay Il nesr." (Shak)
CELSIUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17
by The Gorer,ior Of the Commonwealth Of IIrginiu.
A PROCIAMATtoy,

a PROCLAMATION.
M HkREAS IL ras been Represented 70 fhe Executives
w 10y tie Coroner OF Aibru,ars Consyj that certain
Reuben Bowen, dill the Isl dly OF Notch last, in
town Of Charlottesville, 10 said Cuuniy, assault and
der David Tbacker Of snd County, the sid Bow
made his escape and is going large; brr,
therefore, thought proper with Tue ADVICE me Cornell
Of State to Offer reward of One IIandfed Dollars
persons Who will apprebenh aud csvey the
Jail Of AibemsrIe aforesaid, the said Nenlen roweh Add
do require all officers civil military and
bnri the good people OF the COMMANDMENTS To their
test eadesvors the said fugitive he appiehen
deh that he may he dealt with the Ian directs.
Given updef ms hand Governor an under the seal 81
the Commonwealth al Richmond, this igsE
(L.S1 day Of July, 1874
JAMES PLEASANTS. Jr.
Reuben Bowcn is about 81 % ears Of age, about
feet ~ inches hight rather light iar pale complexion,
dark eyes, inclined TO lie black.
July
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

lJk TOh DIV EIfPOOL.
EAH VIII sail positively the 10Th Of next month.
-9Szsl- from Hampton Roads the fine Pbilade phla
Packet ship LANCASr TEX, Capt. Wayne, having s,ac-
GUS Iurnisned Cabin can accommodate " pasen-
gers FOR terms apply tn the Master ard nj @ inv I,ipt
Warren Ashiy Esq. Norfolk, or
81 VIZ G. WARWICK.
n'ctn'onu, July H. 2f-fa
~ 80 bids. Tobacco $50 bales Cotton W i'm lie taken
at low 'reIgh II application is mnde in all week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

CELEBRATIONS les NrrNURp1
JEFFERSON COUNTY-A large party of La
dies aud gentlemen celebrated the day at the
ShanDondale Springs Judge r. E. Parker Of
Norfolk presided at the dinner, assisted by
Dr.. Cramer, Fl. L. Opie, Esq. and DR.. Briggs
SELECTED ToAsTs.
The President Of u. S. NAV he be the choice of
the people
Our anticipated guest, Maj Gen. de In Faye,te--oar
hearts open IL receive bini--He is welcome
The Navy Of the United Saies-AbIe 10 WELD the tr;
a
son and MadsonThey have conferred honor upsn their
James Tho storms and tenpesis thunder ON
his brow, and oceans break their pillows at his feet he
American prncpies-May they lie pillar Of fire. tn
ode and direct the benghsed and oppressed nations
Wm Crawford-Subjected TO the seyerest tr;s, b;s
Character st veres the old proverb Magma esi vsrtas
By slr Thomas D. TurnerThe Declaration of indie
dence.The brgb,ss, eaasioo Of American genius.
ing religious Freedom from me same PEN
by Or. snyder--Tbe Holy AIliancercopee;yed in ain.
BY Mr.. Kennedy-The memory Of Byron-Tbe Poe, :, In
Noble who scorued The donors
tune and life TO the Of recisn Liber,v "'
ny Col ma%phreysmThs memory Of the Soldier and
Ry MIX r. Brown-May each succeeding 6a,,,h os
~ 81 m opsrSs opprssssS q ~
Their present caresa refuge from those 10 come
n me- penr,s @ and worthy
by bic. Jeferson-Wm. Al. CrawforJ-Ii,s a..
| un.ph over the a. ID. plot and plotfers. P'e'e W.
BY a Genilemao--Ninian Edwards cease. ,,,., ...
bitea hien e' viper, you
| By Or Grayson-Henry Clay.
By Judge Parker, lPresidenil-Tbe regrIs
republican candidate, VIM H. CrawforsIscss's 49, nj;
| Election '' " '''
| BY Or. Cramer, lvice Presiden,l-Aibey, c,.,,.,.
ustrious example Of the ascendancy of genius ov, NJ, ~
stacies. 'e' o." w
| SrAUNToS-A barbecue dinner was f,r.
nisbed by Mr.. q. Geiger, at which DIR. VIM
! Rows nresidpdl assisted bv M n.t
None of The toasts, yet published.
SELECTED ToAsTs
| a, FlscAsTLE, (BoteonH Co. THE Constitution
Of Virgina--Esto petpetua.
| Crawford and rds.--Viriue and Vice
The James River Csnal--Its complexion ajs,,;6.
| with the best interests of tho State.
BY Col. 4. " Burwell--John MntsbaIi, Chief IT,.
| iice Of the u. States.
| Doct. McCsw--Waiter Lowrie. The Erm and IN.
| oorrapubls Statesman.
Capt. Electromagnetic. n Crawford he b,.
been weighed ~ the balance and found no. wap,,rs
1. Crotch6eld--Beojsn'io w. Leigh, the eioovss
| defender Of order and rule.
| j. II. Andcrson--rhe Hero pS Oreaus q Tn,
/ tree is kaown hy ns !fua."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17

Journal
Has that Journal ever made its appearance
without containing the IEost folsome and sick
eong penrgyrics On Mr.. Adams? Aud does
not this incessant adulation deserve some gen
erous requitai at the hands Of its patron?
What sort of Thing would be a government
paper, as describnd by Mr.. Adams? How
much freedom, how much independence
would 1t possess What reliance could free
men place IN its statements, If it dared not pub
lIsh syllable, but such as was acceptable ia
the powers that he ~ Aud il il must vindi-
cate all its measures against every one who
thinks them wrong? Let us see Mr.. Adams
Presidcnt-and we shall see his National Go
vernment Journal as serviIe, and obsequous as
the London Gazette, or the London Courier.
According to Mr.. AZ doctrines, what be-
comes of The liberty ffhe press, So cautiously
guarded by the constitution Is il not 10 be
Frustrated at the feet of power? As Secretary
OF State, he has the selection and the payment
OF the papers in the several states which are
TO publish the laws, &C. &c. of the govern.
meni, {" By authority LET them too beware
The time may come, Is len, upon his principles
they may becompelIed to yield a blind anc
implicit support to the most obnoxious meas
ures Of the government. Again, we ask, wha
becomes Of the liberty Of the press, that boast
ed bulwark Of a nations rights? Ii the gov
ernment should ever seek to Cypress or en-
slave the people (which God forbid y is no
the editor who arraigns their conduct at III.
bar Of the public, or who "Jaits 10 defend N,
administration" to he put under the ban o.
the government, and be deprived Of the leas
eouutenance and support from it Perbap.
those who cringe and bow and " kiss the dust
and sing hosauuahs, may receive the people:
money, aud be alone considered worthy al
executing the printing Of the government. -
What appeIlatiVns will the just and indignant
sense Of an insuIted people give TO such doc
,rine Ia it bribery in effect? or is il a iusiifia-
o'e exercise Of patronage or Of power /? Call il
oy what name you please, it is odious in ouI
estimation. II deserves and it receives our
reprobstion.
We confess we feel warmly on this subject
rom our attachment tn the free princIples
Which we so much admire and ca, rish, and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-17
FOR LIVERPOOL.

Mr. DunIaps euIosiam on Mr.. Clay Is n fine eaa.,n
The with which he winds mp Is oF course p, ~,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
TE5E WILMINGTONrAN,
DELAWARE REGISTER.
Thursday August 10Th, 1924.

LAFAYETTE.--This distinguished per-
sonagc has at length arrived in our country.
He sailed from Havre, in company with his
son, Geo. Washington La Fayette, on board
the ship Cadmus, Capt. Allyn, and after a
| pleasant passage Of 81 days, arrived at New
York on Saturday last, welcomed by the
hearty greetings of the citizens of that place.
An article under the New York head states
that the telegraph, at an early hour announ-
ced the fact of his arrival, which spread
through the city with electric rapdity.
Broadway was soon throngctl, and the Bat
terry covered with people who sailed forth
with the expectation that the hcroand vete-
ran of two revolutions might come directly
to the city. The arrangements o. the city
authorities having been scasonably oommu
nicatcd to him, he landed at Staten Island,
and was conducted to the scat Of the Vice
President, where he remained through the
day and passed the night Fort La Fayette
fired a salute as the ship passed, and hand
some salute was fired, as the General landed'
from the ship Importer, Captain Kcan, from
Canton, lying at the Quarantine.-In the ci-
ty the national flag was displayed at all the
public places during the day. About noon
Gen. Morton and several members of the
Common Council, proceeded in steam boat
to Staten Island, to greet lis arrival and
communicate the arrangements that had been
Jn E,J lntt ,hf,1 tic emit ri
ring the Revolution, officiated to receive and
introduce visitors, but in many instances the
General, unrcatraincd by the ordinary rules
of etiquette, was as anxious as his vistcrs
were, to press forward and grasp it.
The arrangements in the city were as fol
lows: The military would parade at an car
ly hour, and be in readiness at the Battery to
receive the General, who would be waited
upon at Staten Island, and accompanied up
to the city by a committee of the corporation.
For the accommodation OF the committee,
the Chancellor Livingston steam boat had
been volunteered by the North River Com
pany, and would be accompanied by four
other steam boats, all richly decorated. From
the Battery, at which place it was expect
cd the General would land, he would be cs-
cortcd to the City Hall, where he would be
formally received by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil, and receive the marching salute of the
troops in front of the Hall: after which he
would be conducted to the apartments pre-
pared for his reception at the City Hotel
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
AIANIA-A POTU

IS The astonishing increase OF Mama a-?otu; nr o'
Insa iN from Drunk, nness, als tor t c special
a,te ton Of physicians and will perhaps demand
that cf the legislature. In old times man used
to get lrunk and sober again an so on till the
system was worn out Now, alinos' every con
firmrd whskey bibber enls his life with thi'
drc .tlii disease. To ,ccnunt for tbs On he ly-
po'hess that change has taken place in TN con
sti'utian OF the hunan race, is unphilos plical
and we must therefore suppose the liquor tha;
is dunk, to be Of 4 more leletcrious qua1ty thar
that used some tw MY or thirty wears ago
Whether this is owing to a want of CIR in sc
!ecting thr materials, to somn fault in he pro
cess cf cistilla,ion, to mixture ct deietcrous
,lrugs in ,he liquor after it is brought TO marke,
is a s,bjcc thai calls t r inquiry
In The bills OF the Board Of Health, our readers
mus have observed that every week several ca
ses of death BY mania a-pota are reported The
cases reported are, howvver, believed To be but i
part of thu which occur. From delcacy, ply
sci"ns ft quen.ly give the disease miidsr mare,
and thus make it difficult to ascertain the whole
extent of the maady; but the records OF our pub
,ic Institutions, the Hospital and the Aims Hp' Sc
put il beyond doubt that the disease is greatly on
tn ncreast, and while they admonish all TO temp
er4ncc call loudlyon confirmed topers 10 be care.
iill OF the quality OF their potations. The second
or third attack of the disease, g@nrr!i!y Kills
r PM Gaz.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19
ROTTLING CIDER

TotAe Edhorofthe .Nezv England Farmer.
Sir-As the time approaches when those
who bottle cider must take some prccau-
ton to preserve their buttles from bursting,
take the liberty to suggest to your country
readers a method new, cheap and cfiectual,
for preserving both cider and buttics through
the heat of summer. liz swamps, sprinsy
and cold great quantities of moss are found,
which may be easily gathered. With this
covur your bottles set OH the ground in the
northern part of the celler, and with water
pot drench the moss with water once Il week,
OF once perhaps i'll II fortnight will be sufli-
cicnt. This have found from several years
expcrienc.. apcrfoct security for the bottles,
and much less tr3ible tn III any other method
] have tried Or heard OF. 1t answers all tho
p,rposcs Of burying then in sand; is less
work, and leaves the bottles much cleaner.
Moss is easily obtained in the country, from
low, cold lands, and when wet retains moist
ure long. One covering will answer two or
three years.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-08-19

in rushed upwards oftwenty blacks, male
and female-sailors and sweeps, who had
been actively engaged the night previous,
in dancing, rioting, and other disorderly prac-
tees. The Watchmen found them in house
in Crosby street-shriekiug, screaming, and
cutting antic capers--the thermometer at
that period, being near IS, and the atmos-
phere rather strong and smoky. The brave
watchmen, however, broke in upon them,
and lodged them safe in the Watch House.
They were celebrating Almanacks in the
East" or I" life in Hell, "as Tom and Jerry
did, and before the supper was served, the
darkies were all caught-They were sevc-
rally examined, and committed, when Dnah
Digny came up crying to the bar-protcst-
ing her innocence and good character, and
the magistrate believing her story, permitted
her to depart, with suitable admonitions.
Dinah, however, had scarcely passed the
ratings OF the court, when she set up a shrek
and howl--jumped inordinfry' high-clap-
ped her hands, and gave such proofs that She
belonged to the Sob Logic shool, that orders
were given TO bring her back. She cleared
out with the watchn,an after her, and having
chased herup Broadway, Dinah was caught
brought back, and sallantcd to Bridcwcll, as
an admonition to all others, rot to exhibit
proofs of agility in the perheus Of the court.
One half OF the partyin Crosby street cs-
apcd.--NWion0L .Hdvocatc.