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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
MARINE LIST.
ARRIVED--Nov. 20,

ARRlp ED--N0Vs 70,
Schr Hetty Jackson, Lynch, N. York;
freight for the district, and potatoes to
Robinson & Shinn.
SAILED,
Ship Eagle, OF Boston, Smith, Monte
yidee.
Schr Boxer, Rogers, Newburyport.
s.br. Mary. Hodgkinson, City OF ST.
Domingo.
Scbr. Rose in Bloom. Spillmsn, Bar
BADGES.
ARRIVED-eSth
Scbr Ruby, Luni, EastpoIt, salt and
fish 10 John II, Laid s. Co
Schr Harriet, Taylor, Chatham, ds;
plaster 10 T II Rowland.
Sloop Armada, Kirkland, N York. f
DIS; freigh, for the District.
Brig Olympia, sSoutber. 10 days from
TURKS Island; cargo salt. Lett at Trini'
dad, schr. Relief, Baxter, TO sail in fe"
days for this port.
SAILED,
Schr Esther s. Sally, Hand, Ph'ladel'
pbia
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
ALMANACKS FOR 1925.
The Gentleman's
ANNUAL
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FOR THE YEAR 1925,
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Latest editions OF the Revised Code, T.
Henning's Justice
Calls, Randolph's, Gilmer's and Mum
tord's Reports, complete, so lar as
published
Constitutions of the y. States, and OF
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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

BALTIMORE, Nov 94.-7he first day Of
The grand ANNA! Formers Festivai, pass.
ed most happily. The weather was IN.
commonly fine, and the display of all sorts
of domestic neutrality-suspicious. of crops,
butter, domestic wines and household ia.
brics, &c &c. altogether far exceeded a.
ny thing hitherto witnessed The convic-
ton of the great utility of these public ag.
ricultural displays, seems now TO have Ia.
ken fast bold of the public mind, and TO
pervsde so extensively every part Of the
state, that gentlemen were attracted to it
from the most distant points. Not less
than fifty horses of superior quality, and of
different ages and classes, passed under
inspection. Near one hundred neat Cat
tie, oil improved qualities; great number
Of sheep, aud the pens for Swine were so
filled that il became necessary 10 erect ma
ny more alter the exhibition commenced.
We understand that unexampled improve
ment was observed to bave taken place in
this class of animals. The great satisfac-
ton expressed by all, enables US to con-
graduate the state on the permanent estab-
lishment of these shows; and the number
of sales Of stock of improved blood, show
that to them the Farmers will look hereaf-
ter as to a common market, where domes
tic animals OF the highest grade o.; excel.
lence will be sold and bought, and their
blood diffused through the state.-.Amer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.
By the Chancellor the editors of the n.
Y. Gazette have received New Orleans
papers TO The goth ult. inclusive. The
Louisiana Advertiser of The 18th contains
the following acceptable news:
we deem it proper 10 state, for the in
formation OF absent friends. that the con-
tinusnce Of cool weather, and ths-absence
of new cases, have removed any sppre.
heusion. that may have been entertained
OF a revival Of the fever this season. Va
rious strangers have already entered The
city. and all are in good health
The deaths Of yellow fever at New Or
leans from the 18th to the goth of October,
were only II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
AfsExANDRxA,
,,rfjRDAY MORNING, NOV. 81.

rhe General Assembly Of Virginia COM
..s On Monday next. the e9th instant,
:.s,,ad Of he FIRST Monday in December
The o.ieDsible object of anticipating the
..o,l commenceme ofthe session. is TO
.,he The Assembly 10 discharge its con.
.d,u,iousl duty of filing any vacancy that
NV occur in The Electoral Ticket.
The Electors being required to give
,h,ir votes on the irst Wednesday in De-
s,mber which happens this year to fall
On the FIRST day nf the month, while the
s,st Monday will be five days afterwards,
,,odsred The step necessary, il not indis-
psusible,
Auotber object, il is said, is to afford an
opportunity Of counselling the Electors, IN
4, svsss ofa difficulty. Il is expected
b,t the session will be a long one.--Ma-
NJ subjects OF more than usual Interest
viii present tbemselves-among which,
will be the election Of d Senator, to ill the
vacancy occssioned by the death of the
venerable John Taylor, Of Caroline; The
important question, whether the James
River Canal shall be prosecuted or absn-
dosed; the still more important one, whe-
lber Virginia will aid OF a6strtsct the grand
Potomac project; and the most important
Of all, whether the present Inconsistent
& anti-republican Constitution of the State
shall be held ike the Laws OF the Modes
and Persians, or Convention be called,
and the rights of the citizens established
upon rational and republican basis.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
ILLINOIS.
MARYLAND.

The Official returns of the Maryland
election show that Mr.. Adams received
one hundred and nine votes more than gen.
Jackson, and yet the latter has seven e.
lectors, and The former only three, What
will those gentlemen, who have pledged
themselves to vote the sentiments of the;r
constituents, say to this?
The voles were
For Mr. Adams, 1869
Gen Jackson, 1883
MIR. Crawford 1864
Mr. Clay, Cos
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
Alexandria Boarding School.

TyHE subscribers are now prep AIRED Tor
Tue admission OF students into their
school A class OF both sexes veil be adj
mitted 10 attend the evening lectures /;
which iromsthe subjects they will embrace
and from the number OF experiments mat
will be performed by the aid OF a coilec'
lion OF Philosophical and Chemical appa,-
ratus. caunot tail OF being, generally, oo'i'
instructive and interesting.
The lectures will be on the evenings OF
the I'd and 5lh days Of every week during
the course. -
The day students have The privilege OF
attending without any additional charge
Those wishing to attend the lectures
will please to leave their oames win " w.
Stabler OF the subscribers.
BENZ. HALLOWELL,
CHARLES FARQUHAR.
lib mo. 9Th.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
Salt.

YSHE. subscribers daily expect per brig
H. Olympia, Souher, master,
1000 bush. Turks Island Salt,
which viii be sold On favorable terms it
taken from on board. Also in store 5000
bushels ground alum salt.
M. MILLER g. SON.
ilth mo eth st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
Communicated.

Who has seen ''lhe game OF chess
played in the Enquirer which reached
town on Thursday Though the editors
seem to admit the K,ngCaueus TO be check
mated, they take no shame TO themselves
on the occasion, further than is implied III
The confession that the present result oil
The presidential election proves that they
are no prophets in their own country.
Aud where, pray. are they prophets And
do they think that the people OF Virginia
viii let them of in this way ? Can they
suppose that their deluded fellow citizens
willhe content that their confident asser-
lions, and high pretensions TO superior po-
titical information should expire IN pas
quinades and spor,ive professions oil deiu-
sion ? Now that all these Crawford men
IN buckram have proved 70 be nothing but
the fictitious heroes of vapourers, these
saus boastIul gentlemen turn about ana
Confess their blunders, not with rePen-
lance and depreca.ions oil wrath, bu's"itn
lhe laus bing leer with which Sir John ex-
el.lned-"By the Lord kne" ye as
Well as he that made ye. So they nave
Saen enjoying themselves while they
we're misleading their oonbdlDg readefS
With marvellous tales. and drinking their
Jack, and now they think 10 pay tor II all
Nth joEe 0 Messrs. Ri;cbie q Gooch,
you have not been 10 plays tor nothing !;
and the farce which You aud your coao-
tutors got up, was pretty well acted III
The Virginia theatre. But il will end ira
slcally for the performers at least; TOR me
applause which they have received must
end 10 The Kisses, even of the generation
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

From our Correspondents of the Boston
Pnfr,of h-n,, 90

From our Correspondents Of the Boston
Patriot, Mop. 20.
FROM SMYRNA. q
Capt Bachelor, ofthe brig Charles, arr
rived at this port yesterday. inform, That
every thing was quie; when begIeft. The
! orkisb heet was in the neighborbood Of
Sanos, and the Turkish army remained in
their eDcampment. at Scala Nova. No
attack had been made on Samos al the last
dates, but the Turks were making every
preparation for it; and the Greeks were al
so as busily employed in preparations tor
their defence, still however, it was gene.
rally supposed the place would fall into
the possession Of the Turke.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
Charity Sermon.

A Charity Sermon on behalf of the st.
N Andrews Society' the proceeds OF
which to be distributed TO the poor OF me
town ia general, may be expected "
MORROW MORNING in the nrst rTes
byterian Church, from the Rev Elias
Harrison nov ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
OF their ignorant. dsluded, and mortified

q theiF Ignofant, deluded, and mortified
admirers.
Butte rpe diem, Juan, carps carpe,
Tomorrow sees another race as CAV.
And transient, and devoured by the same har.
Ply.
sLife's peor player. , then play out the PLAY
Ye Williams; and above all, keep sharp eve
Not unto what ye do, but what ye say;
Be hypocritleal, be cautious, he
Not what ysseem, but always what ye are.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

For Sale,
Or uiH be exchanged for Property IN
this place,
Od00 AGREES of Land in the state OF "
~Foo hio-psrt Of il represented as
Ifirst rate BOTTOM bounded on the Ohio
river, nearer Gallipolis
nov Ct A. G, CAZENOVE u Go. !
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
RVNNELLSsS

Account of the I'd days drawing of the
Grand State LOTTERY Of Md.
No. iii.
Which took place at BALI. on the 24th inst.
No. 1860 prize Of Dlooo
663 1928 9575 Hall prizes OF loo
95O6 1855 1888 SO
Besides considerable numberof small.
er prizes. No prize Of any importance
came up this day, and there yet remains 10
be drawn, and only eighteen drawings
more to complete the lottery the follow.
ing splendid capitals, 100000 D2o 900,
Dlo.ooo, 2 OF D5.ooo, 81 OF DIooo, I9 Of
BOO, 46 of Dloo. Besides considerable
amount in poo, and smaller prizes. The
drawing will be continued again On
Thursday Dext Cd Dec.
Tickets going rapidly at Dls, shares in
proportion, in the greatest variety OF mum.
beTS AT
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

Nothing new has been received on the
subject of the Election, except very i'm
parfect accounts from Indiana and Illinois.
In those counties OF The former, bordering
en- the Ohio, Jackson is reported to have
a majority, but the friends OF Clay still
claim the state. In the latter, il, is now
believed that Jackson viii get one aud A,
dams two electors.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
CoHEN's OFFICE, Baltimore,
Nov. x4th, 1924.
GRIND State Lottery Of Md.

NO. III,
Now drawing evsry neck in the city Of
Baltimore. under the superintendent OF
the Commissioners appointed by the Go.
vernon and Council
Second days drawing: 80
No. 1860 Prize Of q. 1000
1898 653 9575 1147I do loo
9506 1866 1889 do 30
And l92 prizes each OF 10
All marked thus sold at CoHEN's Or
r1cE, where the CASH can be bad tor
all prizes the moment they are drawn.
6-The drawing will be continued on
Thursday nett, the Cd Dec. The follow
Jog splendid list of Capitals still undrawn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
COHEN'S

Lottery i EIchdnge ObIce, IA Alarket'areet,
BALTIMORE
Where both the great capitals Of 20, 900
and D. 10 900 drawn in the Monument Lot
terry on the 28th ult,were sold, and where
were sold the capital prizes Of One Ham
bred Thousand Dollars, 2o,ooo's, 10, ooo's,
5ooo's, in the last Grand State Lottery,
and where more capital prizes have been
obtained than at any other Office in Anne
RIGA.
erOrders from any part OF the United
States, either by mai, post paid, oil. by
private conveyance, enclosing the cash or
prizes in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the same prompt and punctua'
attention as if on personal application, ad'
dressed 10
l.I.CSHEN, ir. Rsl'inere
nov 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
ANOTHER.

II has been said, that by some misDan-
,gement. Missouri will not appoint elec-
tors; and we have seen that il was, at one
time, doubtful whether New>York would.
By reference to the quotation in the
foregoing article. il will be perceived that
ibe Constitution requires majority OF the
whole number OF electors .'cppointed =
Let US indulge in another hypothesis,
namely that Missouri should not appoint
electors. We ask, whether majority OF
sss. or majority OF a6l will be required
10 elect the President.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

&c, &c.
This is the most brilliant scheme in the
United States, and every days drawing
must be interesting from the circumstance
of there being no less than as prizes Of
mognisude now FLOATING in the wheel,
and liable to be drawn at any time. The
great demand FOR tickets still continues.
Whole tickets Dl2OO Quarters D3 90
Halves 600 Eighths 30
To We bad, warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27

The u. S. ship PEACOCK had bolster
Gus passage OF 90 days from Rio Janeiro TO
Valparaiso, where she arrived on the
18th of July. She remained till the last
OF the month, and arrived at Callao about
the middle OF August Cd.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-27
Entrdcs of letter from Bordeaux, of Oc
tober 9

"A short time since there was frost, ai<
ter which we had summer weather. and
now we have hurricane weather, which
gives fash 10 the wine crops They
will not be more than one quarter as great
50 last year, and il is feared even the quail.
i,y OF what remains will not be good
This will have a great influence on the
price OF Brandies, which have already ris-
en- 6 to per cent 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Plantation

Situated IN Mill Creek tIundred New Castle County,
Delaware, six miles West OF the Borough of wilmington
The Branch Turnpike road the Gap, passes nearly
through, the centre, leaving 70 the North side
thereof and 100 acres TIE South together with all the
improve ents on this latter part consisting of story
Stone house, ceared and gaTetted throughout, built Of
re best materials, well paStered SO it. in length, and
~ IN breadth. pump Of never failing water the
oor and half an under rich garden, with elegant
Virginia thorn hedge, and naling around spring, spring
house, and run at bottom There are the premises,
oS BARN and threshng floor, stable 50 IT. long
ana 20 It. wlde with stalls for rive horses entry stabng for
oco~s with roughs &C. granaries and loft for 90 tons Of
nay and two large sheds. There is large swamp, and
bsnk meadow with never failing water course; 20 acres
OF woodland on the south, and 10 Of chestnut, &c
tie north division. The south side has been many years
under good cultivation, lined and astered yielding from
- % tons Of clover and timothy hay in the
The North, South division may be sold separately to
suit purchasers. Half the purchase money be paid
the delivery of the deed The remainder may lie, with
interest," on mortgage ien for such may be agreed
on Application to be made TO JoHN WILCOX, Concord,
delaware Co. Pennsylvania, the subscribing proprie
tor residing on the farm, who will give an ndsputabe
title, and possession the 1 of April next. Notice will
pc published in due time, previous to the Vendue fhouse
hold furniture, stock and farming utensils.
y. b There is on the premises log church, which
with its lot, reserved and shall be held for the propre-
tors use, ora he may devise.
Rev. PATRICK KENNY.
Dec. %, 1928. 6-efqt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
WHITEHALL.

FHso he RENTED for term of years. tliat small farm
IA commonly known by the above name, containing II
acres OF good land at present under subs ana fence AID
divided into lots of convenient sizes-all Of which are
sown by the present tenant THIS land is within e b.
rough of Wilmington, lying south east Of the town. ina
pleasant situation, and is well adapted for the supply Of
milk or garden vegetables TO the market.
On the premises is large single two stored brick house.
containing three on the ground floor, and kic
EN- and four chambers in the second story-a pump Of
water convenient; large frame barn. horse stables and
COW sheds, altogether conyenent-a large piazza on the
south east front of the house, with very fine view fm
thence OF the Chrlstana, Brandywine and the Delaware
RIVER as well as of the country along their shores. The
rent IS to be paid quarterly, and is expected that secure
viii be given for the faithful performance of the contract
that may be entered into
NIB. AS this property bounds upon the Brandywne
creek the tenant win be allowed take what mud he may
desire therefrom, for the use of the farm.
| 10th mo. %, 1923.-87-tf WILLIAM POOLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
n tae Court Of chancey Of the State Of DeIa,pare, !,
for .Susser coRikq.

In tse Court Of Chancery Of the State Of Dela.pare
for SUSSEX county.
Between David Conwell, James Pccryl
(son Of James, David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph reery, infants by their
next friend Robert Hunter and James
Pcery, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian COrbuinants. nm.
And William Hickey and Nancy Bill in Equity
his wife, John M'Whoror and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars, Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Leviua, Alletta,
Mary, William and Rcuben farmer
Dcttndants
Upon the petition of James Peery, (son of James 1.
one of said Complanans this day presented X :"
Chancellor and upon reading affidavit, Whereby w.
pears, That on the 3ls day of July, 1928, an order s "
Court made, by which the said Alcita MARY Utir ny
and Reuben Turner defendants as aforesaid weIe Iu9
Ito appear in this Court and in this Cause on COW IA
therein mentioned that the Compliments mi fiE
this should be taken pro conesso and In,
Of said Order should be published, in the newsnane Nv
within and for the time therein mentioned aha H. ="
much as appears that the name of Levina Tutn.r
of said defendants omitted in said order aud t,ae
same has not been published therein directed n ~
publication thereof would not have answered M ,
for which obtained, 1t is therefore PRAYED ill.,, n
SAID ouler may be revoked, and that another order ~
made for appearance and publications which HE Chm
holds reasonable and doth order accordingly and s
vi 4NOftlhDeIs III lHt year OF Iurd,r
thousand eight hundred and twenty three, on aEJ,r'.
the said James Peery, that the said eyina, Alicia NJ,
William and Reuben Turner defendants did All stnn
reside out OF this Statc Ordered by the Chancellor M,
The said defendants do appear in this Court and X A.
Cause, the first Monday of March next or the wv
planans Bill filed in this cause Shall be taken ~
conesso; audit is further ordered that copy Of tmc
be inserted within thirty days from this date in the W
man, published in the Borough of Wilmington \ NJ,
state, and in the Democratic Press for the County eb
shed in the City Of Philadelphia and in each IL H.,
papers published for three months next af er its f
tcation. NICHOLAS KlDGELY, Chanceilor
The State Of Delausre,
Susser Comfy, 10 ,ri:
lsEAL Jebn &ockhy, Register Of the Court Of Clan
gerry OF the State OF Delaware in and for Sussex Coy
aforesaid, DO hereby certify that the above and torese
is true copy of the order made in the above case
In testimony whereof have hereuntu set nv hand ana
athxed the seal ofthe Court of Chancerya at Georgetown
this fifteenth day Of November, 1928
JEllU STOCKIEY, Req G. q
[Noy. 81, 1921 o4I3n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
The Female Hospitable Society

Grateful to generous public for the liberal donations be-
slowed on former occasions again solicit aid Owing 10 the
unusual sickness the past season. many worthy families are
suffering for the necessaries of life
nood' meal meat, groceries, and vegetables of all DIES
criptions will be acceptable.
ANY article will be received by Mrs BUCHANAN, south
east corner of Market and Second streets
Wilmington, January 8. ID
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
NOTICE.

NNTHEREAS, lillian .uiTdick. of Wilmington did On
w the 18th January inst execute an assignment 10 the
subscriber of all his goods chaes rights credits and eff
iects, in trust for the benefit of his creditors
THEREFORE,, all persons who are indebted TO the said
Wiham Niurdick, or bond, note account request.
cd to mse immediate payment, and such as have claims
10 exhibit them for settlement to ANN MUREICK
Jan IS, 1884. G-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
Philadelphia Tavern Property
For pRIT.3TE SHE.

1--WE long established and valuable stand, sign Of the
IL WIN HORSE, and Wilmington Stage Office. No.
y Bank Street, present in the of David Johns
This property constitutes valuable establishment as
Tavern an Livery Stable, and would well suit any person
wishing 70 engage in that business from either the State
OF Delaware or Maryland, considerable number of The
customers irequentirg the House from those two
States Being the centre OF business and having been
50 long kept public house, renders it desirable and
lucrative situation An ndisputabe title clear of ncum
prance, will be given and payment made easy and suit
the purchaser Persons wishing to purchase will please
70 apply FOR particulars joins c. DAVIS boarding with
Mr.. David Johns, upon the premises.
Philadelphia, Dec. 10, 1928. pm
N b. Possession will be given on the first day Of Apr
next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-23
ACADEMY.

HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes in all the various branches of useful Euca-
tom and as he aters himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu.
plls, ne again solicts share of public patronage
WM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
Night School viii commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1925. 90