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Cheap Groceries.

lyHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, IN
addition 10 his former stock on hand,
go sacks rel Liverpool salt, largest size,
Is hhds sure Fiof aHAiea - ~. Gros sugar.
4 do superior Urieans de
Is BhIs aud iiefees superior ipHi snd lump
ditto,
20 bags aud ,ierces besi green Coffee
8 bags old white LHgnira do
10 boxes Chproiaie. Ma. ! Ia No. .,
30 do ountpn der aud iplperiel Tea, im.
npried ~ september Is24, The latest aud
bel cargo ia market,
90 sis.pound boAes bunPDwdef asd Imperial
leu. selected Tor family use,
10 bags Pepper aad fiaento,
o az White Race 6ineer,
80 bo,es Ialiow aud spermacet, Candles,
80 bikes aud 80 casks real Goshen Cheese,
indigo. Madden, Alum and Coppefas,
Real Durham Mustard,
Zig Blue and starch,
Q pipes Old hsdeiin Wine,
do do TcHeriae DO
do 10 siei, AlRdeira do
ID bbis aud pipe real Malaga do
/ pipe very superior old Gognue Brandy, 5ih
3 pnneheons old Jameiea and Antigua X Im
! pipe real Holland Gin,
Blister aud German steel,
Togetitr Nth gencraf assortment n
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Invitation TO Hailors

Z GUUD TAILOR, Who can come well
4 a recommended, either with or without ,
femiiy, will meet with encouragement Al
Brook Neat Campbell county, Virginia, on
cnriy appliuaion WV Nov. 10.
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State of Tennessee. .
tgHIHat
Pernlenas Williams, defendant
FJEI 9I.Af

against
Permenas Williams defendant
IJECTHE.Af
II appearing 10 lhe satisfaction e .Lp a..
that rermenas " ilIians, late OF hlnarv - -
ty, Is dc Il, and that 1homns Noltf,ns.,
John 5 Told, two of his lcgatces, arc 1t
made parties 10 this snit. aud that Ire ,lift.s
of Elizabeth Johnston, who are grand ets
dren of said Permenas, aud being IN the u
of Alabama, and Polly Coleman ard her is
band Stephen Coleman, in figh, Of hi. "
living in the state ui Virginia, are his Oh
legaiccs, as appears ON scire facias retnr,,l
of this tract ot land, and Nathaniel II ;a,.l
of Maury county, having been a1uoipss5
guardian 81 such children of said llizsl..i
Johnston rs arc minors, and scire laeias ~
such order OF appointment, having been
sued to the sheriff of Maury county, and NJ.
bein. n turned by him, II IS ordered, thal ss.l
Stelhen Coleman and Hiie, and said children
OF lizabeih Johnston of lawful age. and tkosa
under by their lawful guardian Nathan WI.
iiams, appear nj the next term Of tits courl N,
Tie first Monday in February next, and IL
made defendants at which time this ean,.s
will lie revived, and sci Tor trial, agreeaIIy IN
act of assembly, IN fhe name Of said lepates.
and that copy OF this order be published loa5
weeks snccessiyely in the following news,5.
pers Tic Nashville Wing, tennessee i,y.
1 gniar', Lynchburg, Virginia aud in the Flo.
/ renee Gazette, Alabama, or any other news.
paper of that state, three months before neu
! term and this cause Is continued autIl neat
/ term, &c. A Copv-iesle.
II, HAGEN, Clerk
| October &. NsA9
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n Eyaet OK sona,
Eiye Negroes.


SDY virtue of n deed OF trust executed 10 Al
49, Ian lay ior aud the subscriber by Christie
pher Clark, bearing date the 9th of December,
IN the year of QUE Lord 1919, and of record in
the clerks office OF the county court of Mont
geometry, shall, Ton the purposes therein mrn-
toned, proceed 10 sell lay way of public auc-
ton, Tor cash, on FRIDAY, the l7th day ot
December next, before the door of the Frank
lin Hotel, in the town oil Lynchhnrg,
The Iract OF land,
lying aud being ia the county Of Montgomery,
aud state of Virginia, known by the name ~
the BENT MOUNTAIN, containing nearly
= 900 acres. Tie sale will take place on the
above day, il Gair,if not theueSl fair day and
the subscriber viii convey 10 the purchaser
such title as is vested in him by the said
deed.
DAVIDSON BRApfrrE, Trustee.
October 10 wtdsln
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RASE NE HIVSEYS.

E1ERSONS Who intend To purchase tel-
II cts in the Qnantico Canal Lottery, fourth
class, are particularly requested 10 prositr
themselves with them before the 10th inslan
at which time they will advance 10 GO Tie
extensive sales which have been effected A.
broad, are calculated to render them yfJy
scarce on the approach Of the drawing, and
consequently ii would be well 10 apply BE-.
tore the advance takes place, in order to save
a dolldrand secure ii chance
NoV.2 ABRAM II NORTH
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INeANe SegrneS.

Terms cash, Of bonds negotiable nj the
State bank Of n. G. No doubt Is entertained
ss TO The title OF the property yet the trustees
will only convey specially sale by consent
David II. CLARK, md
RICE GARLAND, Irusieos.
BY his ogenI JAMES 7 MonfHLAD,)
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A. IL YtORYWaS
IIRGLkL4 LOTTERY OFFICE, LYNCH

BCHG.
Whole Tickets, IS
Half do. 80
Quarter do. %
Parcels of 9 tickets may be had purchased
that way, they will cost $45, aud ere warran.
ted to draw $50 less the 10 per cent Of
Whole Tickets, S2s
Half do. II
Quarter do.
u FRIES payable 80 days after The draw
ing, and subject TO the deduction of Is PER
cent.
IL Prizes in The Lotteries Of New York,
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Mary land, viii he
received in payment of Tickets at this Office
aud any Information respecting the result
the drawing of said lottery can always be oh,
tanned
~ Orders from the country (pos psd,)
will meet with prompt attention, il directed
to the truly lucky Office Of
ABRAM r. NORTH.
October o6
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NOUng Slaves.

to wit: Phil, Isaac, Tom, jim, Eliza, gary
and Amelia, or SO much thereof as VIII =,
necessary TO satisfy the purposes OF the sa'a
trust. Acting MS trustees we shall convey SUI
title only as is vested in us.
GEO. TONNES,
A {. sHELSoN',
October % wtds II
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on Smiths rver--and u TRACT on the Mar
row-boue road in said eounty--oNE IN.
rRot I'D aud four unimproNGd LOIS, in
the town OF Leaks>ile--l Horse, / carr aud
Steers, number OF Book, with variety ai
household aud othcrlu1nitufe specified IN said
fr4.. II
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TRUST safe.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed
-; - TO us by DR. Josiah Morton, dated ips
18th day of November, 1873, aud duly rScor'
ded in the county court of Pittsylyania, We
shall proceed TO sell, at public auction ot
cash, on thursday the End day OF pecemps-,
next at Natkinss Store, in PhtsyIfan'a'
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Against
freneis Simpson and William Simpson,
Defendants.
~ CHiNCERl.
The defendant Francis Simpson, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given securi-
~ according 10 the act oi assembly aud rules
Of this court, aud ii appearing 10 the sasisac
lion OF the court, thai he is not an inhahitaut
Of this commonwealth, ON motion Of the
plaintiffs, by their counsel, it's ordered, that
the said defendant, Francis simpson, do ap.
pear here ON the third Monday IN January
next, ai'l answer the plaintiffs bill, aud that a
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in owe
OF the newspapers printed in Lynchburg, Tor
eight,neeks successfully
\ Copy --Teste,
WILL. IL INSTALL, c.r.c.
October Is. wSw 10
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ThUsr SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID Nathaniel kives 10 David II. Clark and
kice Garland, Tor purposes thcre'a mention.
ed bearing date the 10th February, 1870, aud
Of record IN Rockingham county, n. {. we
shall proceed To sell, nj the house Of the said
Nathaniel Riyes, on Monday, the ID day Of
January, 1928,
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Aract Of X.anN.

whereou the said Fanny Richardson, dec.
lately resided, lying in the county Of Frank
lin, aud bounded by the lands of George
Menicc, Jacob Fishburn, Thomas Firth
aud others. Acting AS trustee | shall con
Ney such title as is vested in me as such.
JOHN BARkSDALE.
November L. Qt% Ii
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Virginia, 10 Wi IL:

N a court hotden for PiHsyironio county,
on .nOndey The 2OM day Of ScPtembr,
1894:
Samuel Pannill and Samuel Stone, late
partners aud acting Shd trading under the
style and firm OF Samuel fannil = 60.
Plaintiffs
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NOTICE.
AikeAy Noung NEGROES

Mason County, October Court, 1894.
Reuben Palmer, complainant,
AGAINST
Isaac White aud Xaehariah White, EXecu-
tors oi Conyas White, 81 decd,
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SCHEME
G92l prizes, 1850 tick. $4,000

632l prllcs, 17550 titk. $4,000
This lottery is formed by the ternary com
bination and Formulation II p numbers, thu
fate of the above S7o,20O will be distriInlfd
in few moments by the drawing number,
out of p put into the wheel. As the present
scheme varies little from the former ope..
explanations may be obtained ut
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.oNOwiMg personaA estate.


pY virtue of IA deed, executed to me
ID as trustee by Fanny Richardson,
for purposes therein mentioned, | shall
proceed 10 sell, for ready money, at Frank
I'm count house, on Monday the 9th day Of
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Il Yract of ! and,
Nue othev Yvaet,

dining the Pnds ~hereon the said Ri'es
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03
JACKSON CONVENTION

FREDERICKSBURG, July Stat Conven-
ton OF Delegates friendly to the election OF
Gen. Andrew Jackson, as President, and John
Z. Calhoun, as Vice President Of the United
States, from number oftbe Electoral Districts
OF Virginia, held at the Town Hall, in the
town OF Fredericksburg, on Wednesday the
8Stb OF July, 1ss4-the Meeting being called
10 order, and Delegates appearing from a
majority Of the Electoral Districts Of the
Common wealth On motion Of Doct. John II.
Wallace, Thomas T.. Moore, delegate from
the county Of Fauqner, was called TO the
Chair, and John Mercer Garnett, a delegate
ron, The county of Essex, was appointed
The Meeting was addressed af considerable
lengih,by VIM. Fl. Fitzhugh. delegate from
the county of Fairfax, in support of The follow
ing resolution, which he offered for the adop-
ton ofthe Convention
heSotUed, That committee Of FIVE be ap-
pointed toconfer this evening with the Freder-
icksbur8 Adams committee, and those favora-
Bile 10 the election Of Mr.. Clay, with view 10
form, practicable, an Electoral Ticket, that
may unite the opponents Of the caucus recon-
mendafoD.
NAL James Richards, a delegate from the
county OF Culpfper, addressed the Convention
in reply TO mr. Fi,zhugh, and in oppositios 10
the resolution add the question being taken
upon the adoption Of the said resolution, the
same was rejected
On motion Of Mr. Fitzhugh, il was ordered,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03
THOMAS l.. MOORE, Chairman.
JOHN MERCER GARNETT, Secretary
THE ADDRESS.

Felote- Citizens,
We are AT length enabled to present TO you
an electoral ticket pledged to the support OF
ueni jackson and MIR. Calhoun, for the two
highest Offices in The gift Of The nation. Had
the election been permitted to take its natural
course, and The different candidates been pre-
sented TO you, simply on the grounds OF their
relative merits, we should have been content
ed IN rest the claim Of the distinguished eiti-
zens whose cause we advocate, on their past
services, their superior talents, their unques-
'Ionabe integrity, and the general correctness
~ their political principles. But an attempt
mas been made TO give new character to the
election. An individual, certainly not supr-
fior to his competitors, either in the qualities
Of his heart, or in the endowments Of his
mind, has been held up TO you as the exciu-
slvely republican and national candidate and
the popular forms Of party usage have been
Prostituied for his support, under circumsisn.
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COMMUNICATIONS

Ma. EDIToE The body polite have a
right to know every thing that affects the pu
riiy or health of IFS constituent members for
us vital spark depends upon the wholesome
%, ness ana soundness Of those limbs that give
, we energy ADD effect, to all its actions. Pub
lie and official nsalconduct strikes N national
character and lowers it in the estimation of
the great and good Of every age and cline
hold IT To be orthodox, that morality is as
obligatory upon political and public individuals
as upon private citizens that the same ru,s
of action that influences aud conlro Dis The Do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-03

Russia AND THE UNITED SrATEs.--The
New York Evening Post of yesterday has the
following paragraph: =
A treaty between Russia and the United
States, has been brought here by Mr.. Bull
a passenger III the Ganges from ST. Peters
bursh, who is also charged with dispatches
ior our government. The treaty is believed to
relate 10 that part ofthe north west coat, with
| ~ our boundaries, where the Russians lately
c'd'med right of occupation, and which, il
Is understood. has now been abandoned.
| Inc ~. I Mercantile Advertiser states that
greai sensation exists in that city in conse-
qnence w 'ne accounts, given below, Of the
capture oi the schooner .Mrcalor, by Pirates
The anxiety ofthe friends of the crew ia ex
treine, and 1t Is ascertsined that UPWARDS of
10000 were insured in that city on the cargo
Extract Of a letter dated Hauana. JuJy 10,
We avail ourselves OF the brig Eliza IN :,
form you that the schooner Mercstor klla.
WAS captured this side Of Matsnzas on the al
inst. by praiical sharp foretopsail schooner.
and conducted to Jagua La Grande, to wind,
ward Of Matsnzas, where MIR. Jose Manuel
Key passenger, was SET on shore, after being
bound and hoised by the neck 10 ext0rt infor-
nation Vt there was money on board. He
gives no account Of the crew, having been for
three days confined alone in the cabin, from
whence he was SET in boat by four armed
men and put ashore on the beach. He is the
emily one on board that has been heard Of
We have sent you his deposition, lawfully TAX
en' There was q rumour to day that the Mer
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FROM CUBA.

Captain Schuyler, of the brig FIoi
da, informs, that Fl 3 NJ. schooner i
on, Capt. Hopson, had captured d,
Cayo Britain, pirs tical schooner Off
tons-she was run 90 shore, and h.
crew, except -four made their escape :
The whole crew consisted OF 96p.tou
and it wss supposed they would be 1.
taken, as the Island was surrouDdedb
nine harges well manned from h. Ii
on, and another British man of'wul
the neighborhood. The pirate, Id
possession of the schooner Martha 81:
Jane, Fowler, of Boston, and when Ii
Lion hove in sight set Der on fire al
abandoned her, Capt Fowler 81
crew were found on The island, whn
they bad been e days; but were vt
treated by the pirates Captain FoS
or bad sailed for Jamaica 10 the EIr
it was supposed he had been dstaDsdl
evidence against the pirates Thscnl
were put on board the other Birth
man ofwar. u
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members: whereupon the chair appOaited
James RICHARDS, John III. Wallace, Vim.
H. Fltzhugh. Francis w. Brooke and
George buckner TO compose the SAID com
mittee.
Upon motion Of Mr.. William Robiason,
Of Fairfax, toe convention adjourned TIL
one O'clock.
The convention net pursuant to the add
louFnment.
Major Richards, from the select COM
mittee to whom was referred the address
first submitted, and the substitute offered
by Mr.. Fitzhugh, reported an address as
follows.
On motion Of Mr.. Fitzhugh, the toAow-
ing resolutions were adopted:
lst. Resolvea, That the Fredericksburg
Jackson Committee be constituted CEN
irar committee, with full powers to ill up
any vacancies that may occur IN the efec-
toral ticket, and to take such other steps
as they may think necessary TO insure the
success of the ticket. !,
Cd ResoiUed, That they be requested
to cause 1000 copies ot the Address 10 De
published Immediately and circulated
through the state.
Sd. Resoived, I hat they be requested 70
have 10 600 tickets printed and distributed
among the electors and such other InGlyi'
duals in the different counties as VIII IN
sure their proper application. =
din. ResoiDed. That tor the purpose o'
delraying the expences TO be incurred, the
members of this convention. and the
friends 10 the election OF Gen. Jackson
and Mr. Calhoun in the Town OF Freoei'
icksburg and elsewhere, be requested 10
subscribe such sums as may be respective
ly convenient TO them
On motion OF Mr.. Fiizhugh.
RESOLVED, unanimously, that the thanks
oil thus meeting be presented 10 the cnalr'
man, and Secretary for the zeal and ao'Ii-
ty With which they have discharged their
respective duties, and that the same be IN
serted in the journal OF their proceedings
RESOLVED, That the editors OF ne" spa
pers in the state of Va. and The District OF
Columbia, be requested to publish the
foregoing proceedings in their respective
newspapers
On motion of Doctor Wallace, the meet
ing then adjourned SINE die.
THOMAS l. MOORE, Chairman.
JOHN NJ. GARRETT, Secresury.
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+.,;oo If caucus. Can you love liberty,
and scquiesce 10 tine usufpa'io n,r - .oun.
own servants? Can yuu love your coont
nv. and surrender il to the lyiahny VI
~ faction? Can you value the Inaepenis
deuce Of men or cherish the privlieses, o.
citizeos, and yield them both to The expo z no.
d ded arls and trembling arrogance OF the
r os"cn. parly? No, you cannot At the
coming election you will support WIN lree
voices The peoples ticket and the eleva-
ION of Jackson and Calhoun-and prove
,onr nersonaI Independence your sense
Of citizenship. your love OF liberty anu STU .,
cere devotion to the interests and hohor oi
yogr country"
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FROM RIO JANEIRo

NORFOLK, Jolly 27.-Ws ara IND
ed to the polite attention of Csn, MI 3
RON, Of the brig Eliza Kelley ~
arrived here yesterday, 10 SO dsy. II
for Rio Janeiro, for number Of IS
newspapers, from the 9th Nav -
18th June inclusive.
Among these papers we fnd a NJ
lamation of the Emperor Don D. f.
to the BraziliaDs, dated 10th inn.
bouncing the receipt of ipforus,ion Y
a powerful armament was sbou, ~
from Portugal to reduce them y,
the dominion Of that Kingdom Y
excrts the Bszilians to the most l., .
mined resistance against the inv
Of their liberties; tells them thu, ~
must ADOPT as their motto Ind ny
dence or DEATH That as thsi, Par ''i
ror and protector, he will shed H.. 7
drop of his blood in defsnc. Of a. y
rights and for the security of thai, w.
piness; that should the enemy proys'
formidable for them in the on.s, ~
mnst aba ndon their towns, and rs,;, ~
to the interior entrench tbsm..l
strongly, until they can array com''
ten: force to expel them from II. T.
ritory: that their fleet will Come r. W. '
assistance whenever it can eo.or. "''
with them successfslly, nsunOyino H.
Of the enemy, and that .w.rn, of D.
vatsers will sweep the commsr,. .,
Portugal from the ocean, &c, ke \.
The above is very general and !.
perfect outline of the proclam,,i,, ~ ',
the Emperor, of which we e.Dsc,
present q translation in our ne,, s.
the polite assistance Of a gentleman,
versan. with the language. Beam
New YORK, July 29.--A leltsrf,,,
Havana of the 18th instant, sts,s,p,,
no information had been received u,n
that date, Of the fate ofthe captain y,
rro,p of tho cchoaoa, 1Tnoh;.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-03

fARS, JUNE H.
The Telegraphic Dispatches aDnOU1t'
that the Trident, Of "a guns, Captain Mo-
rice, and the Veslal frigate. OF "a quo,
Captain Simonot, arrived on The l4ih i
Bres., from the Antilles. On The SAM
day The La Prudenre, gabaTe, despair
ed from Bahia, in Brazil, on The ls'N''.
commanded by Capt LessUInIOr Dc
Cour, cast anchor at Brest.
From The Courier Francois. ,
PARIS, JUNE I6 We have received
the ship Louise which arrived at H1'H
oD.the 18th, the official journals from H!a
II, Of April II Their contents are I
considerable interest II seems tbatD
hostile intention attributed to France ov
ses great evaporation, and may put an a.
tire stop 10 all the commercial Te'', w
between that colony and France '"
give The following details, which are y
tracted from letter, written by a ffenS
merchant. settled at st, Domingo, n
which will make it expedient TO put NY y.
in an authentic manner 10 the repa'
which are circulated without iouDdsv.
probably. but very iujuriously to our cG ~
merce. "Here nothing is talked o. :"
an expedition which is preparing ID l'" ~,
against ST. Domingo. and the PeoPrs o.. y,
preparing for IN obstinate defence ts' ,t
body is on foot, every citizen ana eve, s,
soldier ia ready to combat with thai Gov
lage which is inspired by love Of Nv. ~,
pendence, and an enthusiastic a'lacu. !,
to liberty, The issue OF a campSEi
would not be doubtful. Three hDno,tt !,
,bousaod fighting men spread over OVER ". W
island, toe sun and the heat "CuIu ~ =,
leave the least chance OF success u w. ~
most numerous and best disciplined aIr ,1
! cannot in fact believe all those fepygT G.,
which, whether true or not, place u d,
ropeaRs in a very false and unpIeasa,a1 =, ,
tustion. For my own part, J w4u'r ,sr
Their believe commissioners VIII os , NJ.
not fleet, but we endeavor 10 VAIN wy n.
susde the inhabitants 10 form the salU u. NJ.
Mon; experience has rendered 'nsm .n,t,
trusttUi, and II IS Impossible 10 Pt.', y
them that French arpv is not SVTo
land in their country. They baVe S"' a !
traced the plan OF a town in the lol~ y D
camp, into which The GoveInLnep. ,.i,la
retreat in case OF invasion. lbe p"'| al
is well chosen. fortified with cav. ,,j,i
amply provisioned, and may be fs ssrr sa
as almost inpregnable. AllhOug ' na,,,k,
Iightened. the President seens 10 psSndr
the popular opinions on this point b SS
told me himself be had yet some uort
making an arrangement, but una r"",,ops,l
not rely on The proposals OF The t I1 not /,
Cabinets-that he was determlnsu .dg 70
be surprised, and that be vas 'i INDEED
make vigorous resistance, Wh'cn, ,o.;urs
is sufficiently indicated by Tic ''
he has taken"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-03

Nsw YoRk, July g9-Nh We WEI de
masterot the steam ferry boat Jersey SEA- b
on Monday by he wounds he Tee Jar: n
tee explosion OF tie 5odsr sone e''
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-03

New YORK, July 29.--A le.tsrf,,,
Havana Of the 18th instant, stsls,pr
no information had been received Q,n
that date, of the fate ofths captain nj
crew of the schooner Mechanic, s,Otu,
ed BY the pirates off MataDzs,. IGc
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-03

The GUNNER fever has resum.
ed it's prey upon the inhabitants 90 the
Ohio shores. An intelligent writer
from that quarter says, God only
knows what it may come to in August.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-03

A patient of some distinction was leaz
ing Dr. Wolco't with bis symptoms, and
though be had nothing scarcely 10 com plain
OF, told him that ne frequently had an itch
Ins' and begged 10 know what he should
90. Scratch yourself, sir" replied the
doctor '--thls lacOn!c advice lost him a
wealthy and extensive family.
lB0st Medical In.elLesnceY.