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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11
REPUBLIC OF HAYTL.

PoRr Au Prince, Ger 6, 1924.
CIRcULAR.-JoHN ?. Boyer, Pre-
sident Of HIyti, TO the Commap
ddnts of Departments
The Enjoys, who, upon the re-
quest that was made to me, | sent 10
treat in France of the recognition of
the Independence OF Hayti, have re.
turned. Their mission has not result
ted in the manner we had right to ex
pect it would, because the French go.
vernment, incredibly as it may appear,
still pretend TO the chimerical right of
sovereignty over this country. This
pretension, which it appeared to have
renowned, is forever inadmissible. IL
is new proof of what / have before
declared, that our only safety is in our
own mistaken resolutions, and how
we'll founded were the apprehensions
which induced the measures have
dopted. Under these circumstance
it becomes you, more than ever, to re
fer to the directions Of my proclanla
ton of the 9Th January last, and the
private instructions which have follow.
ed it. Press with activity all the ne.
cessary works; pCt in good order the
artillery and runitlons Of every kind
Let nothing he neglected. Pot in re
QUESTION The workmen ofthe my and
even, if it be necessary, individuals, to
have in readiness The gun carra ges
which are yet unfinished. Do every
ding III such manner that, in case OF
invasion by the enemy, you may not
be retarded in any one point Re.
member your dnties, your sponsihil.
ity, and act accordingly. The nation.
al honor demands (you will not lose
sight Of this) that safety and quiet be
assurcdto those strangers who. upon
the publ. faith, guaranteed By the con.
stitution, may he residing in this coun.
try Protect them and their property,
50 that they may be in the most perfect
Secarity. Il will be sufficien; reflec.
ton to be sensible ofthe infamy which
will be thrown upon the nation, if.
under any circumstances, we shall act
otherwise. Destroy the impIacable
enemies who shall place their sacrile.
gIous feet upon their territory, but let us
never disgrace our cause by disho
norahIe action. In semding deputies
to arrange the forms of recognition
of our independence, yielded to the
requests made to me by the agents of
the government Of the king of France.
II was necessary 10 perform this act,
to take from malevolence every pre-
text for taxing me with obstinacy. Il
was necessary to do it tor my own
peace OF mind, and, 10 fact, to fix the
opinion oftae nation upon this impor-
tant point | believe, in this respect.
that performed my duty; bot | have
the satisfaction of declaring that have
not been deceived
The Republic is free: it is forever
independent, since we are determined
to bury ourselves under its RUNS ra-
Their than submit to stranger. Inthe
meanwhile, the enemies of Hay,i rash
~ count upon divisions among us
What Jolly, and, at the SAME time,
what duplcity! Lit Us he eternally
united. Faithful 10 COR duties we shall
be, with the assistance OF the A'migh
ty, forever invincible. BOYER.
FROM PERU.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11
From, the Journal Des Debates.
-r,t Nrt,, GrC CUfANf rpEEHp

OFFICIAL NEWS FROM GREECE.
Nauarin, (inthe No, ed, dug. 81.
The Ottoman fleet has effected a
landing at SAmos The Greek fleet,
commanded by Miauiis Vocos, arri
we'd at the same tina furious battle
followed-,he Greeks were victorious.
The Turks lost one line of battle ship,
3frigates and 80 gunboats, which were
either wrecked or destroyed by the
Greek fire ships. Ali the Turks
who were landed were put to the
sword A conspiracy has been disco
vercd here, organized by certain for
eigners who were at Calamate, wait
ing the Egyptian squadron. The
garrison of Navarin has in consequence
been reinforced, and posts are estab-
iished to set fire to all the villages at
TIE first signal OF danger from the
Turks. Before long, also, we shall
know what we have hope or fear from
the Egyptians.
a Turkish corps had advanced to
Athens but found the Acrop0lis strong
ly garrisoned by the Greeks.
The Srraskirr Derveisch Pacha has
rot been more fortunate than his pre-.
decessOrs; he has lost almost all bis ar
my in attempting to force the passage
of the Tnermopvle.
Letters fom Alexander communi
cate the important intelligence, thai the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

The great Dam which was construct.
ed at Bisck Rock, at an expense of up
wards of a hundred thousand dollars. wa
broken during storm on Wednesday
the Goth ult
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

MAysvrLLE, KY Oct. Fatal ac-'
eidsp!.-On Wednesday evening last, a
deputation of the Choctaw tribe of In
dams arrived at this place, on their way
to the seat of government of the United
States. The deputation consisted Of
lingo Puckshunubbe. .Mnshshuioiubbc
"a young chiei,) Pusmatahbah. Talking
Uaraior. colonel Robert Cole, Red Fort, "
captain Daniel W Cution, .siitahkaches,
and Dacid Folsom, accompanied by ma
jor John Piicblynn, the United States
interpreter. MINGo PUcKsHUNUBDE, the
great medal chief. (after having supped
st Capt. Langhorne's, where they all put
up. i'm attempting to goto the river, miss
ed his way, and was preeipitated over
the abutments of the road to the stone
pavement below. distance of from 10
20 90 feet, and received so severe con-
fusion on his head, with other injuries,
as to render his recovery hopeless. He
fingered until Friday night. IN a per-
iectly senseless condition. when bis soul
winged its flight TO the presence of the
Great Spirit"
The Choctaw depuiation mentioned
above. has arrived at the Seat of Co
rernment
The venerable Tx PresidcrtADAss
ntered on his ninetlcth year on saluE-
tay last
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

CONSIDERATIONS On Sunday, thf
9Th October, the Protestant tpisco
pal Church, in Lewistown, PennsyI
wanna, was consecrated TO the strvIce
# The Almighty God. hy the Right
Rev. Bishop White, OF Philadelphia
The service was solemn and impress
slve. A large concourse Of strangers
nd citizens attended to witness the
CEREMONY. A number of new mem.
bers were added to The Church.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

Large Pumpk;n-A sweet Pump
kin, weighing l40 pound and half,
and measuring 6 feet 8 inches in cir
cumierance, was raised this season by
Mr.. Michael MahoD on the farm OF
w. Grim'aaav. Esq. situate about
one mile south cast OF Harrisburg, Penn.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11
GENERAL LAFAYETTE The FOL

GENERAL LAFAYETTE The FOL
lowing is laid do~n by the Enquirer
Ton good authority, NJ doubt as bis
probable route from the residence Of
Mr.. MADISON, whittier he would go
from MIR. JEFFERsoN's, viz. "ro
Fredericksburg, Washington, {where
he will meet the Congress OF the u
niteh States. thence to Baltimore, back
to Washiuglon..arough Caroline coun.
ty to Richmond, (where he may ar
rive the latter end of December, or
the LIST January, and where he will
have an opportunity OF meeting the
Legislature OF Virginia;1 thence to the
Carolinas, and we presume to Geor
gia; back &c Washington (where he
may probably arrive towards the lat
ter end OF February J; in the Spring, on
a tour to New Orleans and the Yves
tern States. Towards the end OF Au-
gust, Or first OF September, Lafayette
may probably fol ever quit the great
ful shores!"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

The fire last night, we regret 10 an.
nounce, was the Union Mis-, Situated
two miles from lownon the Fall Road J
belonging to Benz. EllicOtt, occupied
by Charles G"inn as Merchant Mill
and Chocolate Factory--totally des-
troyed and not Insured.
Bait. Fed. Gag.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

The venerable Tx President 4 DAMS
ntered on his nineticth year on SaiuK'
,ay last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-11

Boston, Oct g. One of the stone
c0lums intended for the Branch Bank /,
which has been transported from
Chelmsford by means of wheels, was
brought into Safe street yesterday a
bout d o'clock. Il is of CHELMSFORD
granite. and is said to way upwards
u eighteen tons. II was drawn b,
hn,y icur yoaks of oxen A Grove
OF peOple thronged the Main street tC
view this immense probably
the largest that has ever been wrorpht
IN America. Tue greater pant of Sc
ven days has been occupied in t,aDs
porting it from its bed in Cbelmsioro
about IS miles. TO its destination. L.
elbow Is yettO come, hv means Of tn,
same or similar machinery.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

of my hand was restored, having be-
fore been so contracted that could
no, eat my. victuals Likewise, a ne.
gro man of mine nearly cut off one
ofhis fingers with an axe, this oist-
ment was applied and nothing else
and in a few days the wound was
healed. A negro woman also Of
mine gave herself a very deep cut
on the leg with an axe, this oint.
ment was also alone applied, and
made a perfect cure in about two
weeks. In justice to this valuable;
ointment I give testimony to the pub
lie. 1t really deserves It.
WIN. BALL, Jun.
For burns and sealds il exceeds q.
ny thing perhaps that hes ever yet
been tried.
Darlington. Ka.ford Co. March 6. 1873.
MIR. SAEPnERD-SIR,
BY request, l inform you concern
ing Samuel Temples SON, Who was
SO badly burnt, q child about 10
months oId.) In the winter Of 1890
the child fell into the Ere, his SITTER,
about. 5 years, began to cry; the mo.
ther, then in the cellar, ran up and
found Der little boy lying on his back
with bis head in the Ere. She pick.
Cd up her child Immediately, and ran
70 ny house, being next neighbour
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
E.om a. H.-,nont Inteli,xeneer.

From the Vermont Infelisgeneer.
:. True bliss, if man may reach It, is composed
OF hearts, in union mutually disclosed
CHARACTER OF A TRUE FRIEND.
Human nature is too fraif, and
subject to too many disappoihtments
and Affections, TO enjoy itself passa-
ble in solitude. We arc melted 10.
form particular friendships not only
from the social affections which ap-
pertain to our nature, but Tie wants
which attend our condition. Con.
corning the man, then, whom you
call your friend-tell me, will he
sympathise with you in distress Z
Will he come forth in your defence,
when calumny is clandestihely aim.
ing its mortal weapons at your repa.
tation1 Will he acknowledge you
With the artless sincerity, and con-
d9st himself with the same cordial
attention, 10 the company Of your
superiors in rank and fortune, as
when the claims Of pride aud vanit!
do not interfere with those Of friend
ship1 Will he still think himself
| happy in your society. if misfortune
| and detriment should attend you. and
compel you to retire into walk OF
life in which you cannot appear with
the same distinct or entertain
| your friends with the same prodigal,
ity as formerlya Instead Of gra
daaIly retiring from your society,
take pleasure in protesting himself
| your friend, and eheerfulIy assist you
! in supporting the burden Of your al
| fictions? Will he communicate the
| balm of consolation to your languish,
ing spirits, when sickness shall OBJ
lige you to withdraw from the lively
and busy scenes Of the world, and
hear with attention your tale of wo?
| Finally, when death shall burst a.
sundsr every earthly connection, will
| he shed tear over your grave, and
lodge the dear remembrance of your
| mutual friendship in bis heart, as a
treasure never to be resigned!
The man who will not do all this,
may be your associate, your cosxer,
yoar seducer-but believe me. "he
is not your friend.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Charles County Court,
August Term, l8s

Hugust Term, 1898.
(0N application to The judges OF Charles
~ county court, by petition in writing
Of John F. Ferreil, OF Charles county,
fer the benefit of the act OF assembly tor
the relief OF insolvent debtors, passed At
November session, 1905. end the several
supplements thereto, Ga The terms men.
toned therein, schedule Of bis property
and: . list of bis creditors, on oath, so tar
as be can ascertain them, being annexed TO
bis petition; & the court being satisfied by
competent testimony that The said John
+. Terrell has resided two years inme
diately preceding the time OF bis appli.
cation 10 the state OF Maryland; and being
also satisfied. that the said John F. Ferrell
is in actual confinement tor debt, and tor
no other cause; AID that The said John F.
Ferreli having entered into bond with sufi.
cient security, for bis personal appearance
in Charles county court, to answer such
allegations az bis creditors may make a
gainst him: 1t is therefore ordered and ad.
judged, that the said John F. Terrell be
discharged from imprisonment. and that
by causing copy OF ibis order to be in.
serted in one Of the newspapers edited in
the District OF Columbia, once q week for
Two months successfully before the third
Monday in March next; giving notice to
his creditors tc appear before the said
court at Port Tobacco, 10 The said county,
90 the said third Monday in March next,
for the purpose OF recommending q trustee
for their benefit, aud shew cause, il any
they have, Why the said John F. Ferrell
should not have the benef, Of the several
insolvent laws Of this state as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
dec Is 2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
District Of Columbia,
County Of .alerasdria, TO p,t:
November Term, l8Q3-2lst Day,
IN HuANHEpV

tN Sl1n1NSGN
Bsojamin Waters, executor OF Spencer
Gray. acknowledgement.
AGAINST
Eleanor Goddard, John Campbell, Will.
am Campbell, William Goddard and
Matilda Dslahaye-Detsndasts.
TINE defendant William Goddard, not
Il having entered bis appearance and
given security according 10 the statute and
rule Of the court; and il appearing to the
satisfaction OF tb> court upon afadavil
filed, that The said defendant, William
Goddard, is not 40 inbabitant OF the Dis
tricl Of Columbia; on motion Of the com
plainant, by bis attorney, it is ordered by
the court, that the said William Goddard
appear here on or before the first day Vi
Rext May term OF this court, and enter bis
appearance to this suit, and answer the
bill Of the complainant; and that copy
OF this OTis, be published 10 one
OF the newspapers printed IN The town Of
Alexandra Tor 2 months successfully,
and that another copy be posted at the
front door OF the court house oil said couL-
". Teste,
feb 5 EDM. |. LEE, C. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Charles County Court,
Augusi Term.

ItguN Term, 1900
IN application TO The Judges Of CharlsS
~ county court, BY petition 10 writing
OF Fielder Berry, OF Charles county. for
the benefit Of the act Of Assembly for The
relief Of insolvent debtors, passed al No.
vember session, 1906, and the several
supplements thereto, Oh The terms men.
toned therein. schedule Of bis property
and list OF bis creditors, on oath, 30 Tar
- be can ascertain them, being annexed
10 bis petition; and being satisfied by com.
petent testimony, that The said Fielder
Berry has resided two yesrs Immediately
preceding the tine of bis application 10
The state OF Malylsnd. and being also "a.
tisaed that the said Fielder Berry 10 in &C.
tusl confinement, for debt, aud Tor no 9th.
er cause; anc the said Fielder Berry hsy.
Ing entered into bond with sufficient see
curity for bis, personal appearance 10
Charles county court, 10 answer such ale.
cations a. bis creditors may make against
him: II Is therefore ordered aud sdjudged,
that the said Fielder Berry be discharged
from imprisonment, and that By causing Z
copy Of this order to be inserted 10 oss o.!
the newspapers edited in the District OF
Columbia, once . week for two nosihs
successfully, before The. third Moedsy 10
March next, be give notice 10 bic eredi.
tors % appear before the said court at
Port Tobacco, in the ssid county. % TIE
said third Monday 10 March next, Coz tbs
purpose Of recommending . trustee fOr
thsir benefit, add TO sheW casss, e any
they have, why the said Fielder Berry
should not have the benefit si The several
insolvant laws Of this state 20 prsyed.
Test, JOHN BAhNES, OF.
dee.ll 3a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

Such sight ] never tsfope saw III
the hair nearly burnt of his head,
both hands burnt, one Of them nearly
to the elbow, SD that we thought tie
fingers on that hand must drop off
indeed, all v no saw the little suffer
er expected he must die. The head
was 81 dreadfuIIy burned that it is
hard to describe tit Was burnt to
the sculI bone. ] apple a plaster
Of Or. VIM. Jadkins's patent spcci-
fc ointment immediately. In taking
off the first plaster. the hair with the
burnt flesh, together viii, some Of
the Goals that were striking to tho
flesh, all came with the platter
Mrs. Batelnan dressed the child's
head next day.
We continued the application, the
wound during the time dischargins
freely offensive matter. According
to direction no water was used, but t
was carefully wiped to keep it clean.
It soon began to mend, and in r.w
days got quite well. Surprising it
had drawn enough, about tho fifth or
sixth day the last plaster was left on
for some days without changing il.
The flesh has grown to the bone, and
| the hair Over the head tho same as il
it had never been burnt. except one
small spot. have applied Judkins's
| ointment for burns and scalds, in
many other cases, and never knew it
to fail. WM. WJiLTON.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
Charles County Court,
As,oue, T.e~, 1Qs3


ON application 10 the judges Of Charles.
~ county court, BY petition in writing
Of Thos. N. Garner, Of Charles county,
for The benefit Of the Aci OF Assembly for
the relief Of insolvent debtors, passed az
November session, 1905, and The several
supplements thereto, on the terms men.
toned therein, . schedule Of bis property
and list Of his creditors, on oath, 80 far
IS be can ascertain tbes,, being annexed 10
bis petition; 4 the court being satisfied BY
competent testimony, that The said ThoSi
n Garner has resided two years immss
diately preceding the time Of bis appli-
cation in the state Of Maryland; and being
also satisfied that the said Thos. u. 0alns1
is 10 actual confinement for debt, and FOE
no other cause; and the said Thowas d.
Garner having entered iato bond with suf6s
Gent security for bis personal appearance
10 Charles county court, to answer sub
allegations as bis creditors may make ..
gainst him: II is therefore ordered and ad-
judged, that the said Thos. N. Garner b
discharged from imprisonment; and that
by causing copy OF this order 10 be 10.
serted in one Of The newspapers edited il
the District Of Columbia, once week Tor
two months SUCCESSFULLY before the third
Monday in March next, giving Loties u
his creditors to appear before the said
court at Pert Tobacco, 10 the said county.
on The said third Monday in March next,
TOR the purpose Of recommending trustee
for their benefit, and shew cause, IL any
they have. Why the said Thos. M. Garner
should not have the benefit Of The several
insolvent laws Of ibis state, as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
nov 20 laW2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
POETRY.
FANCY.

FANCY.
Though atyrant's chains should chance thee
She may soar Ger tower or trse.
Nsnghs can check the fight Of Fancy
Bern fovever q be free.
She may pass the milky way.
she may seek beyond the grave
Nought can make the goddess stay,
Or meantain or the mountain wave.
What, then, Is Fancy, that she breaks
Every hahn hat would her bind!-
What, thea, Is Fancy, that she makes
All the action Of the mind:
Fsney!-'tis the only part
Of Con that's leh his image here:
No pow'r of man. With al his art,
Can the wings Of Fancy scar.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

officers Of thsfU. 8. corps Of snsi-
n.ers, as we'll a. many other probes
sional, scientific, and practical men;
and We doubt whether a single one,
mot under the bias Of some pcrsonai
interest) has gone away, without ex'
pressi ng his admiration OF the pro-
iect, and his entire confidence in its
success.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
The Alexandria Museum

Is open in the forenoon from 10 70 ~ o..
slssk, asd from ) 10 s o'clock aftsrnooA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07
William y. Mutt & Co.

William D. Mutt y Co.
HAVE just received an additianal %.
IL sortment Of beautiful
Figured 8 Plain Silks,
Silk gimp, buttons T. cords
Pushes oil various colon
Ostrich feathers a
An assortment Of fancy hdkfs.
piece superior white velvet, (iof
painting
Blue and mixed cassipet.
Fine worsied f. Angola hosiery
Rattinetts, AusbineS
and variety Of other articles too tedious
to mention, all OF which will be sold at The
most reduced prices. ... dec II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-02-07

New Orleans Sugar.
WEN hhds new CROP Orleans sugar, re.
l. presented Of good quality, landing
FROM slooP Fanny, and for sale by
ianIo SAM'L MESSERSMITH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-11-04
JOHN ADAMS.

This dsv Oct. Soth the venerable patriot,
John Adams completes his EIouTY NINTH
year. One OF tho fathers OF the Re epublic, hs
enjoys tho high privilege OF living TO sec u,
enjoying the happiness and honor, which his
effo,ts so eminen,ly contributed to achieve.
Although the energies Of his physical nature
are exhausted, he yet epjoys. The vigor of h's
intellect, and we'll retain. those powers Of
mind with which he was gifted so much above
most Of his fellow men, still preserves relish
for the innocent and social pleasures Of lie;
while with deep humility he lives in daily ao-
ticipstion OF the hour, when summoned 10 the
regions OF Eternal bliss this mortal shall put
on imt1or,sliy. The body is indeed inert 8
his iengih is now feebleness; his LIES CUT
rem, moves lsnguidly through iis eccu.,osned
ch,noel, but the mind, the mighty mind
still lives and will live TO eternity. God gan,
,ha, the good old men msy be spsred on sth
lutle while longer, aud that his old hart
may beat with quicker puls,,ions, END his
blood course with more tspid'eureDt thrGgh.
his sged frsme, vhen the hear, stirring sood
gree,s hi, esrs, Thy SON JOHN QUlICY
ADAMS rs PRESIDENT Oh THE UNfEp'
STATgs.-Bss. Patriot of Saturday loss,
The Legislature Of Vermont, now ifsss-
sion, have psssed . resolution restorin tho
choice Of Eiectotsto tae people. The eeso.
luton, 'So~svet, does no, take effect iiIIIuns
next. Ofcourse, the Legi.lsture vii! sioose
the Electors Tor the ensu' &c choice.
Hon. Dudley Chase is sppoio,ed Sns,os
Of the Uoi,ed States. Iot six years ft,m the
9th Of March next-Viee Mr.. Palmer.
Commodore David Porter, commander Y
the Naval foress of the United States, in 70
West Indies and on the Coss, Of Africa lesv&
.ownthis morning, TO repair 10 Thompson!
Island. He goes on, sgsin in the .eorvsij
John Adams, nov ly,oe in the .DsIswste, 90
viii proceed wn,h 80 much despatch that n
expects 10 be Q, sea By The day sfrer 10. mo
fow.--Aaf. in,en. Of Oes. 26.
Greek Juhd.--Tbe COMMITTEES, says The N
American, have recently remiited shs bslso{
-emsining 10 their hands amounting to S648
6sets. mskios st the exchange Of 1 Z per csd
i3lt 8, Cd. The whole sum fcmi,ied d.
ibe Nv York Coupiiles VII ,bsn smQpGc
| 70 &3e, ,+9l %. 80 r