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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
III MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRIVED-Mav 6.


Brig George Washington, Rhodes. Pro-
violence, 9 days; domestic goods to A. c.
Cszenove & Co.
Schr. Hero, late Weston, Ell days from
Trinidad Port Spain. and ii from ST.
Thomas, ballast and specie TO J. McCobb
and others
[Per The Hero ]
.4rriyals at Port SPUN, TRINIDAD.
APRIL, brig DIrigo Stone, WInn {.
ton; 9, brig Underhill, Clarke, New Ha-
ven; 10, scbr. Volante, Bray, Plymouth,
N. C. Ii, schr. Hero. Weston, Savannah;
Is brig Voante, Linsie, Norfolk; ID,
brig Armsteli, Cary, Wilmington: 10, brig
Charles, TolIes, New Haven.
Cleared, April 18th, Schr. Boston,
Freeman, for the island Of Bonair, far
cargo Of sal, and jack asses for New Ha-
ven; Is, schr Huldah f. Judah, Thomp-
son, Boston, cargo Of molasses; brig Ann,
Kimberly, New Haven, cargo molasses;
schr. Hero, Weston, Alexandria; brig
TrurbuIl, Ward, for New Haven in 10
days; brig Underh'li, retailing horses
Last of Amer ossseis left at St Thomas,
the Gath ApTit 1924.
Briggs Alonzo. Denys, from Jamaica, OF
Baltimore. tor the Spanish Nam soon;
Corrina, Evans, from Martinique, Of Bos-
ton. soon; ST. Thomas Lane, Of Boston.
for New York, soonj Trim, Briggs, from
Msrseiles OF Boston, for St. Croix and
Boston, soon, Howard, Rodgers from
New York, of Boston, arrived to-
day, ls passe myers; Floyd, Porkin, from
Pernambuco, OF Boston, just arrived, Is
days, left brig Frederick. OF AIexandra.
Scbr Nepbe1le. Moran,, Of N. Orleans,
for Tampico. soon; Fame, CfaIms, from
Wilmington, of Charleston, for st. Croix
and N. York, soon; Hope, Lessen, OF Bos.
ton, discharging; RUFUS KING, Mason, TN.
St Barts. OF Newbern. discharging; Ae-
tbon, Dashiell, from Gibraltar, of Balti.
more, tor Norfolk; Favorite, B Welsh
from Charleston, of Bath, arrived yesler-
day
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
The Alexandria Baths

A RE now in complete order, fitted up
"A IN superior style, and will be rea
dy Tor 'bs accommodation of The public
on the eighth instant As this establish.
ment has received the unqualified appro.
bsion OF the physicians, il is unnecessary
TO say more in its recommendation, than,
that strict attention will be given in lis
management, md faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms reduced 10
suit the times, as ioIlo"s:-For families,
NJ for the season; single persons b5; single
baths 375 cts; tour baths ri. One bali
OF the subscription money will be expect.
ed III advance, and the balance OF the 10th
July. ELIZABETH LAWS.
NAV s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
Charles County Court,
March Term, 1894
sHUTCW S'"s3
Edelen, Thompson & Go.
AGAINST


Edelen, Thompson T. 60.
AGAINST
Bennett Dyson and others administrators
and heirs of Thomas J. Speake.
IN CHANCERY
ORDERED by the court, that the re-
~ port OF John G. Chapman, trustee tor
the sale of the real estate Of Dr.. Inomas
], Speake, be ratified and conhr'"ed, pro,
vided a copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks I'D
the Alexandra Gazette newspaper before
the FIRST Monday OF June next, that cause
be shewn, if any exist, why the report
should no, be confirmed. The report states
that the lot in Port Tobacco, sold Tor o'o
dollars. and the trustee shall give notice
TO the creditors of The said Doctor Thomas
J Speake, to file their claims with the su'
di,or, before the SAID first Monday IN June
JOHN BARNES, Clerk;
True copy est John Barnes, CLERK.
The creditors of the late
Doctor Thomas Speake, are hereby, no.
ti6e to file their claims with the auditor
OF Charles county court, before the hrst
Monday IN June next.
J.G. CHAPMAN. Trustee.
mays ia"o"S
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
Extract OF a letter received at Norfolk
lated


dated
MARANHAM, March 18th, 1924.
"Fhere is some Improvement in the po-
liticaI state of this country. (BraziI) but
more in some province. than in others. es
pecially in this. The government have
taken measures 10 remove the unfriendly
feelings existing between the Europeans
and Braziians, so that many individuals
who bad intended to leave the country on
account Of those jeaousies have changed
their determinations If any OF your mer-
chant, are inclined to embark in the trade
to tins place, Flour is the article most ad.
vantageous 10 the shipper, the duty being
90 cent. per Dbl. & the price here is from
81 10 do. and sometimes from l2 50 TO
DIS. which prices depend on the quantity
in Market Goldfish varies in price, and
the duty per quintal is abou' Dl 90, and if
of good quality. will command from DC
IS to 7 SO per al The hides OF this place
are not Of the best qualty-the prize is
o2 70 to D3 rs no quantity can be had
however, at these prices East India goods
are now admitted upon paying duty Of
"a per cent ad valorem
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
For Bremen.

III, The fine new and last sailing
S4&copper fastened ship SHENAN-
DOAH, caa,.in Rose, just off her first
voyage. Having three tourtns of her Car.
60 engaged. and ready TO go on board, she
will. it is expected, sail, Oh or before the
first June mex. For freight of the remain.
der, apply TO JOHN II. LADo 4 Co. Alex.
andria, e. A. HEINExEN, Esq. Baltimore,
or to w. SMITH, Georgetown.
The Shenandoah has excellent accom-
modations for passengers. Those who
wish il, can be put on shore within the
British Channel. Apply as above, or 10
the master on board. May
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
ALEXANDRIA,,
SATURDAY MORNING, MAYS.

IL Iswith sincere regret, we announce
the premature demise OF Captain WILL
LIAM WESTON, OF the schooner Hero,
belonging to this port. The Hero sailed
from this port a lew months since, laden
with flour, hound to Jamaica: finding the
markets al that place so bad as not to jus
,iiyia sale, the capt with his usual indefat-
gable industry ,procee led to Havana, where
the prospects were equally unpromIsing.
lie returned to Savannah. After remain
ing in that port short time, he sailed for
Barbados, where he effected sale OF bis
cargo, deliverable at Trinidad, to which
place be went; and after delivering his
cargo and receiving his money, proceede !
on his return voyage; being short OF bal.
last and water, the vessel put into St.
Thomas for those articles-after getting
a supply, she made sail tor her port Of
Notwithstanding out about seven hours
a heavy sea struck Der just at the time The
captain was endeayoring TO loose some
part Of the rigging-she took lee lurch,
and he fell overheard never 10 regain bis
vessel. Thus has man, in the prime OF
life, suddenly been separated from an anna.
bic G. numerous family. The ways Of Pro-
violence are inscrutsble. Let US say, %
Father! thy v,ll, not mine, be doneP
The franklin Missouri) Intellgencer'of
March. states that FIVE or six men belong
ing TO Mr. Brazeau's trading establishment
we're lately killed near the Aricsra Vii
lage, while ascending the Missouri River
in batteau and goods taken which cost
DISCO.
Sir. Tilton, trader a. the Mandans,
sent one Of his men to the river for water
who was also met and killed by an Aricara
Indian.
The Franklin Intellgencer in record hg
these events, very properly condemns the
pra tee sopelot our frontier sc c 5 rave
uf bunting and trapping on Indian lands.
We have, indeed, the satisfaction 10 say
that this practice is beginning to be gese-
rally spoken OF IN suitable terms by our
public writers throughout the country.
LOUISVILLE, Kr. April 1.-THE line Of
mail stages from this place 10 Franklin,
Missouri, via Vi0cennes, Vandalia, and St.
Louis, is now in full operation. If any
one had predicted, ten or fifteen years a.
20, that such an establishment would have
been in operation at this day, he would
have been an object OF ridcule. Such,
however, ha. been the prosperity and ra-
pid growth Of the Western states that this
line will not only be sustained, but the
public convenience now requires the es-
adjustment OF others. A line Of stages
from this place to Nashville, would not
only be profitable TO the proprietors, but
ssould be highly advantageous to the pub
bic. Public .Adperiiser
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08

Young Hyson Teas, &c.
Landing from the sloop Adslta from Nsv.
York,
~ chests young hyson tea, Bea>
A,0 ver's cargo, imported last
HO month and represented to be
Of ine quality
22 half chests gunpowder DO
10 bids New Orleans sugar
20 hampers Bristol porter bottles
eo) GROSS velvet corks-For sale BY.
SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
Who has in Store,
10 boxes Sicily oranges
IS bags soft she'll almonds
90 do 6lbefts
10 do walnuts
80 bushels fresh clover seed
so bbls No. 8 msckerel
7pires 4tb Cognac brandy warranted
pure
] do imitation
100 bbis Baltimore whiskey
s 6 bali b, s. pipes French Madeira wins
20 boxes Bakers No. a$3 and
40 half boxes Lapban's No l chocolate
20 half boxes Waits No : do
70 sacks Liverpool blown salt
a9 bbIs superior Rio sugar
70 reams wrapping paper
Is bundles sugar loaf do
10 do band box boards
Is bbls bacon hams containing asou'
200 lbs each
10 bags pepper
Is s s ss S s. ossi's" Coffee
Is fierce. Potatoes at reduced
400 hampers price
Fllnt's Havana segars
Bristol patent wine and porter bottles.
q bbIs Gauber salts
A few casks Goshen obese, &s.
ap "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
L'Improvisatore,
1T THE TOWN HALL.
LAST FINE.
LAST TINE.

MFR. PEMBER will have the
wi pleasure OF meeting those ladies' aud
gentlemen who may be inclined to honor
him with their attendance, at the Town
Hail, This Even,ng. Doors open at halt
past Z; exercises to commence al O'Clock.
Tickets at the usual places.
may 8 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
This IS to give Notice,

"HAT the subscriber hath obtained,
from the Orphans Court Of Charles
County, IN Maryland, letters OF admins
ration on the personal estate OF JOHN r.
REALL. late Of Charles county, deceased;
Ali person. having CLAIMS against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 EXHIBIT
the same With The vouchers thereof, TO-
The subscriber, at or before the lst day OF
November next. or they may otherwise oy
Law be excluded from all benefit OF SAID
estate Given under my hand. this 26th
day of April, Ammo Domini 1894,
JOHN J. GATES, Admir-.
may / ."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
FED.

Tuesday morning, Mrs. lELrzA.ErH,
the amiabIe consort OF the Rev ELIAS
misunderstanding dIsconsolate bus.
band, and three little children, 10 deplore
loss. to them irreparable. Blessed are
The dead who die 10 the lord
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
THE STONE.

II appears that the French surgeons
have obtained triumph most honorable
Tor themselves. and most precious to bu-
msni,y. DR.. Givale has succeeded in
curing the disorder Of the stone without
the operation of cutting. His method
consists in the introduction Of an instru
ment which sezes the stone, then crushes
IL, and reduces il TO powder. This inge-
NOUS process is far less affecting, and does
not comprsmise the existence or even the
health Of patients.
British Scientific Journal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
Married.,

On Tuesday evening, the Alb inst. by
the Rev. q. B. Brown. John S. Jackson,
" D. Of the U. s. Army, to Miss Mary
". Eieiea, OF Prince Georges county,
MarylanI.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
Little River Turnpike Com
Dany

A dividend Of two dollars and Fifty cents
is this day declared on each share oil
stock. paid up 10 full, held this institt>
ton, and will be paid to the stockholders
or their legal representatives. on or AMER
The sixth ms, By order OF the President
'"' JONAH THOMPSON, Treas.
april 8 3tawiw&oa"o"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
New York
LOTTERT.

SEVENTH CLASs-EEW SERIES.
To be drawn on the 10th June next, and
finished in few minutes.
60 numbers-9 ballots to be drawn,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
For Sale.

Srk.A Agood bargain may be had in
n a Two Story Brick House, Cat pre-.
Esss sent n6nished. together with a
2cllot OF ground containing about
halt an acre, situated at the corner Of
Franklin and Henry streets, if application
is made Immediately to the subscriber.
GEORGE w. CATLETT.
may 6 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
John b. Hammatt,

John b. Hammatt,
Uphoistercr and Paper Hanger:
C1AS Just received per sloop Cons'iiu-
1tion. from Philadelphia, a part Of bis
spring supply Of ;
Paper Hangings e Borders,
which, added to his former stock, com:
prise large assortment which he will
sell on moderate terms. J. b. H. is rea-
dy at all times 10 put the paper on The
walls OF his customers, in town or country
Day g. Martins genuine backing per DO
zen or single jar, for sale as above, on
KING street, between Alfred and Column
bus streets. may u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
oyster shells.

I HAVE for sale $500 bushels Of nice
l. clean OYSTER SHELLS. Any per.
son wishing 10 purchase, will please call
aud view them, opposite the old market
house; also FRESH and PICKLED OYS-
TERS. said to be very nice
may 6-3i DOMINY BANCROFT.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
AUCTION SALES.
On Tuesday, 18th instant,

On Tuesday, 18th instant,
"lLL be sold at the auction store.
w. GRCCERIES-eofee, lea; bran.
dy' pimento, vinegar, mustard, blue,
hlacking, sugar, molasses, tobacco, raisins.
wine, &c. Observation-Disclosures,
tables, buresux, secretaries, sofas, bed.
steads, &C.. DRY GOODS-eottons.
se~ings, hdkfs. esmbries, cloth, css.is
mer.. &c.
IL, And at e o'clock, at Ram.ay's
.&& wharf, a handsome new SAIL
BOAT, with sails, &c. complete.
S. A. MARSTELLER, aue.
mays
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
GBu The schooner Hero.l

TRiSiDAD, PoRT SPAlN,) April 10. -
Markets glu,ed with American produce
and island produce very scarce and high.
The demand for molssses very great, and
could not be obtained for less than l9
cents per gallon on board, cash.
American vessels entered at the custom
house of Port Spain, Trinidad, from Isl OF
January, to 3lst OF March, 1894: ship
6 briggs 9 sch0oners 1857 tons.
British vessels from the United States
during the above period: 2 brigs-S08
tons
Duties paid at the custom house by con-
signees on the above vessels and their
cargoes, 10. Us2 IS dollars, viz:
Seth briggs. D6208 SO
B. 4 w. Roberts, l498 IS
Msruche & Scott, 87S SO
J. G.. New bold. 8l5 %
J. Shine & CO. 623 %
D1OOs9
Vessels sailed during the above time
I ship. 4 brigs, schooners
Erports.--l92 hhds. iU4 bbls. 5 ;ierces
sugar, 1880 puncheons, 81 bbls b llerces
nolasses, 50ol bbls. coffee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08
Notice
Just Published,
rHECAMPAIGN of 1881,

IN THE CAROLLN.AS;
With remarks Historical and Critical, on
JohDson's Life Of Greene :,
To which is added an appendix OF Original
documents, relating to the History OF lne
Revolution. BY n, Lee. For sale ~
monI J. A. STEWART.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-08

For Boston,
IN The superior schooner Zephyr,
W Jonathan Foster, master, burlben
about 1000 bbIs and will he dispatched
On obtaining 500 bills. Apply TO.
JOHN H. LADD Il Co.
Who have for sole. =,
80 tons plaster, received BY SAID vessel.
may
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
GENERAL LA FAYETTE.

NoEfoLs. July 21.-At a meeting Of the
q" Juniors" and Independent Yoiuntsersp OF
the Borough of Norfolk, at the Town Hall, ON
Monday evening, 9th inst. Col. A. J. Moon
nico was called to the Chair, and Joseph
Marks appointed Secretary--the following re-
solutions were unanimously adopted
RESOLVED, That the eminent and important
services OF General La Fayette during the
: Revolution, entitIe him to the graf
S S.ue ana generation of the Citizens Of the u.
States, and that his claims 10 the respect and
admiration Of the world. whether regarded in
a political or military point of view are infe.
rior TO none.
Resotred, That the Volunteer Corps NJ
Virginia be fequested TO assemble on the plains
OF York on the 10Th Of October, the anniyer-
sary OF the surrender of the British forces un-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
DOMESTIC.

~, G. WASHINGTON, July st.
LIE secretary Of the I'reasury.-The New
ork oommerclai Advertiser of SATURDAY.
,ss'' stated that, by the last advices from
"aSnins'0n' the Secretary of the Treasury
was uhaD'e 10 SIT up in bis bed to be shaved
me very Gay before this deplorable statement
was published in the Advertiser. Mr. Cav.
ford rode pboa thirteen miles. The editor =,
the Advertiser will see, from this fact. how
greatly be was fosioformed. We can state.
also, for his satisfaction, that the health of the
Secretary is pow such AS TO permit him TO
give daily attention, a, his residence. TO his
ordinary official business. NM. hi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
ann FOR THE Enquirer.
"PENNSYLYANIA & NEW YORK y

Inc psIIod is fast approaching, which is to
uec'oe whether the United States are to con-
l'oue under the guidance Of those great polit
caI principles which The republican party have
always professed; and which first brought
Them Into power. AT this crisis, we turn orr
eyes back 10 that disastrous period, when ON.
poste principles and totally different maxim,
bad the asceodancy. We recur to the glooe g
and portentous era Of 1893 10 the time If
The alien and sedi,ion laws and when unde,
Tie mIsTule and violence of the hen admins.
'rators OF the Government, the people were
threatened TO be ground into dust and ashes
At that awful moment, on what did the pep.
oers OF The Republican party rely, 10 extricaie
them from thrsldom, which they found so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

der Corawalii', anu that the same be cr!ebra.
ri as a National festival, in honor Of Gen La
fayette who SD sgna,ly and heroically con
ir'hulrd To the glory of that event, and as III.
most suitable mode of expressing our sense
"i ms services and worth, and most cOpgenial
I" the eeiinss III This Distinguished hero.
Rssoiird, Tina, copy of these resolutions
be transmitted to the Governor Of Virginia
with request that he will forward the sam.
I" Gen. LA Fayette on his arrival in The U. S.
and invite him in the name Of the Voiuniecr
Companies Of the State to honor the cnntem-
plated festival at York Town with his cumpa-
ny.
|. Rcsolred, That the Citizens of Virginia he
requested to attend and aid in the celebration.
Resofred, That Captain Capron, Captain
Gibbons, Sergeant O'Neil and Sergeant Mar
chant be Committee to correspond with
the different Volunteer Companies of this State,
and to request their corporation in these mea.
sures.
Resolred That these proceedings be publish
ed IN the newspapers of this Borough.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27
EDWARDS OFF,!

Ninian Edwards, we understand, has left
Washington Guy. His longer presence here,
it is presumed, had become announcement to his
friends, Niessrs Adams and Calhoun. The
public indignation had become SD marked, thai,
even these hardy politicians began to be asham-
cd OF being seen tn converse with him. Whilst
Edwards remained here, he held his two as
soc!ate piotters to civllity through fear ofhis
telling tales on them. Adams, who began To
shlver with dread of Edwards's ioquaci,y,
gave him hint of the -rpediency Of locating
himself elsewhere. The intimaon is conjec-
t'ired to have been borne tn Ninian by Cal
houn, when he slipped in siity the other day
TO Edwards's lodgings. The parting scene
must have been very tender and touching
VdSh. City Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

Good ne,rs from Pennsyluania.-Th dele.
gates from Beaver county representing twelve
Towns have unanimously declared in favour
OF the regularly nominated candidates at
Washington. Nv. Y. .Adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

The editor of the Gazette, published at
Milton, North Carolina, of the 18th inst SAYS /:
"lt Gen. Jackson has any friends in this coun-
~, their numbers must indeed be very small.
For we assert noon the best Information, Ina,
"f 1900 votes in this county, Mr.. Crawford
will not lose one hundred.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

we have letter of the Goth inst. from N
Carolina which says, "Mr. Crawford wiIi, @
yona at doubt, receive The vote oftl,is state -
Oloer recent accounts from The most rcspee
table quarters completely confirm this sais
ment.
Nv Cook states, in letter to his consiiiuphs'
OF Illinois, speaking ofthe. Address Of Is. W,
waIdsJ that the general conclusion heIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-07-27

N. Edwards is off--he passed through Ffs.
dsF'ckto"n, Maryland, the other day, IN one Of
ine return stages which had lately conveyed
the Indian Chiefs TO Washington.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01

A report was currently circulated
both in Paris and London in the first
week of November that GENERAL
RiEGo, had been found poisoned in
his prison. The public execution Of
the founder of the late revolution, as
called for by the sanguinary terms of
the articles of Impeachment, wouId in
all probability have been productive
of sensations, which it were as we'll
for some governments should never be
excited.
There is generally strong feeling
Of sympathy for the unfortunate in the
hears of the multitude, even among
the most deSpotic nations; and this is
sometimes powerfully manifested on
witnessing the ignomenous punish
uent OF ia man, whose gallant bearing
in the Cause of freedom and ex.rtions
TO promote the peoples happiness
caused that result. If such feelings
predominant in cases of common
executions, what might not he expcc-
ted from the public inliiction Of death
on such man as The i'll fated RicGo:
Aware of all the consequences which
rsight arise from this circumstance to
endsnger Ike personal safety of the
King, and the stability Of the govern,
meat, there is every probability that
'he secret agents OF he Throne drug
ged the food Of the unGor innate prison
er aud consigned him 10 al ut.imeiy
srave.-Bu{t. Fed. Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01

T'fe Philadelphia Journal SAYS,
" Governor Stdlzc has ise0ed a Pro
',iafnasioa, under The great seal Of the
State, counAersigned hy Milton G
Rogers, as Secretary oil the Cemmon
wealth. iniorE'iog all dice hoitiers 81
Gheir continuance ia laeir statuals, for
toar months, 9nicsa ptesio4sly a4lpec
seGed."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01

The United States store ship Decoy,
LIT. Comdt. Gamble, from Washington,
and last from Alexandria, was tow ed
up on Saturday last, from Hampton
i'oads, by tie steam boat HAMPTON AID
anchored in the bite Of ca; ney Island.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-01

The wreck fallen in with Dec. lst,
by the Zura, Capt. Nesservey, Of i'ar-
blehead, proves to be the schr Niinervi
Capt. Nicholson, of and bound 10 Cha
tham from Belfast Sac bad on board
7 souls including the captains wife and
child. She was loaded with lumber,
and probably upset about 6 or Gays
previous to her being fallen in witt.
The owner has called on Capt Me
sesyey,recognized the dog, and from
he description Of tie man fotnu dead
on Loaid, Mas the captain Of tie sclr
and ali the rest were probably lost.