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A YOUNG gentleman, qualified TO teach the Latin and
Greek Classics, with the various branches OF Mathe
mates, and also The minor branches OF Education, prof
iers his services ~ private rnior, Aeadenca
Assistant. lie has the proper aud esno
malls as respects character and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
directed 10 h"'er Pits at Robert Hail NELSON'S Rich
mond, A. b, lpset, Essex County, Va will he duIy
attended o.
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Urirersity Of the STATE Of NeO York,

CHicHSUy % me StuU Of JNetO York,
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS H. SURGEONS
City Of Nerv York, 8ugust s6fh 1924
HE College oil Physicians and Surgeons will coun,enc,
IL their Course OF Lectures Tor the ensuing session m
the first Monday OF November next (e 2d at the college
in Barclay street .
Dr. hosAok on the Theory and Practice OF Physie ant
Clinical Medicine. '' ~
Or MACNEVEN, Chemistry.
Dr. MlrCliILL on Botany anu Materia M,dira
Dr. POST, on Anatomy.
DR. MOTT, Surgery.
Dr. FRANCIS, Obstetrics and the Dise,ses of on.a,
and Children. - "
The Board Of Trustees hereby make il kpo,yn that q
conformity with the ordinances Of the Honor lille die M
geu o The University, and the laws of he State of MI
York. every Student Is required attend two full cor
OF ali the Lectures delivered in this College before he
be admitted as candidate for the DoctoTae uness
simen shall have previously attended Lectures IN 81
Cuilrge prior TO the session of 1925 or shaIsove I'D
eel entire Course ofLertures 10 s,ns re
bic School or University fhe Candidate msst asn
studied Medicine three years with some
Onsr have arrived AT tile age Of y.nuc yes and
~ is szpectedthit he produce written testioaov In
to those several points ~
The Naturalization Ticket is FIVE doiIsrs vb;rntiiles
'he n"er 20 The Use OF the College Library for tyear.
by order, WRIGHT posi- M ID p,eS;,,aI
JOHN w. FRANCIS NJ d. pistrar.
Sep'emher2f " - ;n'YN
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ORDER OF PROCESSION

Immediately after thu General shall have
been received, by the whole line, formed be-
tween East Capitol Street and Maryland Ave-
nue., and the advance Corps, under the COM
mand of Biigadier Grneral Smith, shall have
wheeled into column, and move south into
East Capitol Street, with lis rear resting on
Tennessee Avenue, the following Order OF
Procession will he adopted:
Two Marshals, ia advance.
Marshal. Cavalry. Marshal
natacb,nnpt M,,;,,e
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STOP rllE VlLI-AIN

SFOIkS from the subscribers pnssute on Frdsv rsi
the Z4h OF September ns,, Eyat0gt SOrreI li,ys,
Nv Three years Old last spng, good os,rr y hen
"heh as Two OF three white feet II all aud ;oierals
81 "He the trci rathcs uncomnyny formsd-paees
aher rOach-bached. Win snail Knot on back aud
s long and large toll, snod all rOusd holds his head
u"'"nm'"y low when lac walks. I will give a liberal re-
% " any person or persOns, for his delivery 10 m, H.
'rrhs 81 hanover, the Fork Church, Or or ior
''on 50 that get hin, and liberal for tie
'Ppi," e1siou VI ihe thief % sleeves.
"s' 46-it Z. vALESrINE.
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NOVICE.

EsY virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 rs Inv Tbom,s
- tayor and Lucy IL. his wife, and in ohe,.iente Il, an
order ct The United States Court fifth Circuit and Virginia
district we shall trustees, proceed public auc
ior, ON Friday 5ih November the residence af The
said lnyor, all his Household Kitchen Furniture four
wheel Carriage aud pair O Horses several mick Cows
NC &c sc Tor cash all under $50 dollars and
rpOh crsdi OF II and 10 months sums above $50
doiars, the purchaser give bond security with dee.
OF trust upon the property the purchase money
L. w. RO0rES,1
ID WARWICK, : Trustees.
Oct s. 1924. aids j.. IL. HAkVlE
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT., D
June 81, 1924.
NOTICE Is hereby given the of thu
changed per cent. Stock of 1872 issued in pursu
ance of An Act nf Congress- entitled An act asbori1inp
subscription to lac Old Six Deferred Stocks
and providing foo exchange of sanie passed ON The
9th OF July, lGl2tat the principal said Stock and
The Interest which may he due at the time will lie
pnd 10 the SAID prupreiors their attorneys duly au
'horise, the FIRST day of Jauua 1s2 at the Tensr,
in Washington such Loan Office, on The books where
OF any portion OF said Stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of The
Certificates OF tue said Exchanged per Stock will
he required at the time of redemption, thni the n,e
rest thereon will and on the SIS iny of
December, 1874 Wm H. CRAW FORD,
. Secretary ii the Treasury.
JhN To-
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FRESH IMPOKTED FALL GOODS

FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS
FohN WILLIAM GiLLiArr, bave received per the
~ late arrivals from LOnion Livei ro0, their Fail sun
ply Of GOODS which have been selected with great care
ior cash, rad they offer them for sale
terms, Wis
Best London cloths and casieTes assorted co,ors prices
"Vngn and Brahwate's, md James Comfy Sons
double miile'i naYt cOttOns
ronti rose, aud striped bla nkefs
White red, yellow and green 1anpes and green bazes
Double mille'l drab cioths
Nlue, green dFab aud mkt plai,s
Blue, brown dtah AID mike a. cloths
Olive, dIab ana blue ferrgorgbts lt,rns
Figured bOmba tarnline rais ossortcd NO -
German sznaburgs
ilibberts best brown stout and pale aie
'a"' "o'' s ,1 !" sinnl oa'ks, OF superior quality.
90 1iso' "a Store, aud rscsvinl--
20 bags Prre Green Coffee paf OF win, the ps,v erop
30 casks Scott Co.'S, and Olivno 4 O. - afd J"nJnn
Particular madcira Wine, imporled ,i,ecS .na,S If
,, was sese,rh lr1,n The Vintage i3l5, Or pc
eu n.,a nme ha'our' aud IS highly approved.
OesoD', =. 4S-0
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Marshal. Company of Artillery. Marshal.
Infantry.
Faculty, and Students Of Colleges
Societies, and other Associations.
Cayalcade OF Citizens.
The whole will move through East Capifol
street, at the Termination of which, the cereino-
ny OF receiving the Ger eral through double
lines, will take place ; after which, the
whole viii move into First street, until the
Centre rests on the Eastern Gate Of the Cap
ltol Square, where the whole will wheel into
line, and remain at the order until the term-
nation OF the Civic Cerrin obies in the Cspi-
tol. immediately after the signal gun, the
whole line will break into column, move
through the North Gate OF The Capitol Square
until the LEFT rests on The Circular street 'front.'
ing The South Gaie-at this point the General
will resume his place in the cnlurnn of escort.
and the whole viii move through PennsyI,a-
MIA a venue, North 'nf the Presidents mansion.
to the quarters provided for the Grnpral a; the
Franklin House Hotel kept by Mr.. Gad@bv.
Between The War Office and the Frankli,
House, the line will be formed ard reviewed
by the General.
Immediately after the first National salute
shall have been fred by Can't. I3urchs Com
pany, posted south Of The Maryland Avenue,
u WI he repeated by one from the Navy
ard, and closed by SALUTE from a battery
Of Guns taken ut Bennington, Ssralogs, and
York Town, attached TO the Arsenal, at Green.
leafs Point.
SAMUEL MILLER,
Mdrsh0iin Chief
The ssistani Marshas are requested TO az
semble in East Capitol Street, this mornin =
at o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

m The ENQUIRE Err Is published twice week general
L, add three week during the session OF the
ratusPrice, the same as heretofore kiDs Dollars per
.nnum payabe In advance. Notes OF chartered specie
osyng Banks oniy) will be received in payment. Tie Ed
Tors will the safety OF remiiiing them by mall
The postage all letters being paid by the writer's.
r No paper will be discontinued (bu the discretion
of Tue Editors until all have been paid
r1 Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shali have tenth gratis.
'A" TERMS or ADVERTISING.
r One square, ten-First Insertion, rs cenfs-each
continuance, SO cents.
No until II has either paid
for or assumed by person this city, It's
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NOIICE.
lnISI, NAI.E

Sf virtue OF dSed at trust executed by James Brown
- 10 james Times, William Mitchell subscriber
bearing date he 3ut Nay in the year eighteen hun
dret aud twenytwo anh duly recorded in the Office
the County Houri Ut iienrico, the payment vf
certain npney therein mentioned, i'll sold
Tuesay the 18th day OF September, in the year, 1924
lar, II not on the next tax day, puzzle auction the
highest Mdier ioi ON street Ia the city OF ichoE,
being par, u l,t p"' chased by said Brown from Muses.
Davis, and toundei us ,Diows: Beginning I'll. South
her thence down street 20 the alley thence up The
10 The lire OF ihe lot ioinery Lesse's, owned hy
Dnutidi, thence with said line As feet, tLeucs to
beginning which lot there several good houses.
Terms OF sale--Ons fourth of tie purchase money
cash; the balance equal in six aud twelve
months, wh interest thereon from The day sale, secu-
red by negotiable notes with approved esdOrsers and
deed of uusl upon the properly.
The ollie Is psiiesed to oe good but the Trustee will
convey Ualy such title vested in him.
August 10. 2s-,d,
~ Dy OF the parties the above sale is pOstpon-
ed 10 the 2s,D day of October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

no uhdp anne, could survive IN
palsy, dropsy OF the. heart, and many oite
mortal diseases, under which he was a Ion:
time ago lingering according to almost officia
bulletins. II he is not already in his tomb
place no faith in portentsus winding sheets ia
candles, or the crOakin5 of ravens on house
tops. [Saiem GAG.
We have the pleasure of assuring the PEG
pie of thu United States that the success
Of our independent, unpledged Peoples Ticket
over the pledged, domination, fettered, hand
culfed Office holders office hunters, and Caba,
;Iirket, may be confidently expected. We,
nave -sceirrd the rnoVrIuS iniofinatiUo
from all parts Of The Common wealth that ia
flexible exerions will b. made To rnain,uin the
cause of principle, tn preserve the honour Of
the State from corruption and to destroy the
serpents mot Of the Anaconda species either,
VINO have attempted To strangle within their
poisonous folds the dignity, the rights, and in
terests OF the ancient state Of Massachusetts.
perfect. powerful and active organization
has been formed throughout the State. A sem
tlment OF indignatioa pervades all classes.
our independent and intelligent
yeomanry, aud all are aroused TO defeat the
articles and resist the ou,rages which have
been practised upon them. Every indication
NJ puhc sentiment proves, that the cause Of
massachusetts liberty Is gaining strength
evrry hour, and that the chains which fraud
has forged and avarce has attempted tn rivet
'fon the People, will beburst by. one vigorous
extr'ipn of their strength, on the first Monday
o' November next. Bost. Statesman.
PreSlous 10 the sailing ofthe brig Delaware,
at this port, from Santa Martha, let |
tiers were received from Bogo,a stating that a
severe action had been fought betw cen the
Colombian forces in Peru under Bulivar, and
the Royalists, in which the former were cum
plrtely victorious. General Cordoya of the
Colombian army was killed.
The law authorizing resident foreigners to
transact theirown business, subject to the same
taxes and contributions aud with the same pri-
v'ieges as native citizens, had not been put in
force when the Delaware sailed. Santa Marina
remained as healthy as usual. [Phil. ID. .4au.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16
BENI. n. DANNEY. Mloleu I'D L.nln-

BENZ. =. DA BNEY, IIioiey 1T Luio.
HAVING associated himself IN Cbnjery Practice viii
d gsngc"an Of thg bar residing the city Of Rich
utoud will lur the fot Fe attend tle5upefor Coart al
and inferior Oouris ogiianoveg. Kin William and Kno
sGd Qseen whrf Ne ~ present inthe habit Of attend
ing tic his lrbns and the niek. that bnsines
entrusted 20 his care tiil he msnaget ADD conducted viii
promptness AID auegOn and Il rds his assOcia e
With ability
Nc D'% Office is inAi,nover Town, shete he may mos.
aaaily be seen, excet Hurirg Sue ston OF courts
aforementioned.
Hanover Town, Ociotg 8. 4i-3,s
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.Siares and James Rluer land Tor SAFE.

cWtto u"U S"Weo itfCcf l<uHU JOS Acutcs
ON lhe FIRST day of January the oil Land
~ James River in the county Of Buckingham called
Green Hin, belonging To the estate of Col John Cabe
dec will ne so 10 the highest bidder upon The premises
oneiourh pat ot the to be paid in cash.
and the residue thereof i'll three equal annual payments;
the said payments secured by bonds With security and
lien the land 10 be in the fo that best suits
the purchaser the tract supposed contain 22Oo
whereof upwards of eDO is James River bottom OF
excellent quality aud much high land is first
,obacco aud wheat land-about 80 SLAIES will be sold
at tue time an! place cash.
T. CABELL, }r,
JOHN UABELL NA'''
October l2 I6-t2Ih
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NOTICE.

1HE partnership formerly existing between the
dersigned, under the firm of B. & j. HolliAs in this
place. amt j. u. Holns in L, hburg, vas dissolved by
mutual consent on the LIST day OF January, 1870
BENZ. T. HOLLINS. +,
JOHN H0LLINS.
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TEN DOLLARS REV ARD.

A BSc0SDED from ils place about the last OF August
N Negro nlau named LEN by trade Blacksmith, be-
longing 10 Mrs Cooke OF Abemarle. Len is small ILL
looking black negro WIN Ien,arhaoe red eyes and large
River. will pay the above reward, with all reasonable
charges II delivered To- Dse secu,ed jail-or
Mrs. Al. \. Cooke, OF Albemare.
WM. II. DYER.
Richmond. October IL.
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NOFIf,E

IL persons having claims against The Estate OF the
IA late d. WIN. FOushee Sen dee are hereby notified
anu required To nike Them known the undersigned i'm
ORDER hat provision nay made for their discharge
Aud all persons indebted TO the said Estate are earnest
" requested la make inmPdin;e payment to
JAMES RAWLINGS Adin'r.
- With the viii annexed OF WA. Foushee, Sen. dec
Sent. II al az
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hOTICE

NOTICE.
TUE fall session of The Rev. j. siIlimans SCHOOL.
a viii Commence on Tue day the 9th OF October, at ST.
Peters Church, IN New Kent
October I. Atx-u
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AMERICAN GOODS FOR SALE.


M have band for sale low 100 bbls and bales Of
w American Cuiton, Srtings aud Pinids which, from
their snperor excellence recommend To the notice OF
the public. tn. only this place three
OF the best Manufacturing esaolishrenisu the u States
The offer sale warranted. Also, hand
400 casks Cut Seils, Dover Fdctory-as keep a
siaui supply, we would recommend our friends and
the public 10 give call
MoNCuRE, ROBINSON & PLEAsANTs.
October IL. 4S-it
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THE SrEA M-BOAT VIRGINIA.,
ccyA WILL leave York Town, Sunday,
the nth October, ard proceed up
A$l the AlatIapony Waikerlou, that
resssSssis4e~E5Tr place being high the Boat
49,. ~ $50 ~ Win safety.
SeSA]&S@Skxs.r<sSS she " Ill leave Walkeron Mon
day ouig - O'Clock, aud proceed d1wnwarts TAX
ing p,>Sergers iron, either side of the river.
~ The price of passage will be 81 50 for going and
the Tor returning.
The Passengers viii be liberty take With ther any
thing that may be deemed necessary ",r the trip
RU: u. BAGBY.
Oc,nberi 43-i7o
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SAMUEL MILLER.

The Assistant Marshals are requested to as
semble in East Capitol Street, this morning
at o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

that he Idded the Sd quarters rent to the ac-
count, bJdesire of Mrs. Moulton, to show to
Mr. and Mrs. Adams, before the note was
drawn, aid after doing so, she said it was a.
greed to. Surely Mr. Adams must have known
what theamount was, and how it was made
up, befoE he endorsed the note.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-16

MIR. Upward DiGGES' TESTIMONY.
Washington County, District Of Colombia.
Personally appeared before me, the subscri-
Der, ~ ustice of the Peace for the County
andOistrlct aforesaid, Edward Digges, and
mae oath on the Holy Evangelists of Az
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

ing to get them in readiness to sail IN the
course Of few days. with a military force.
Its object was against rhs province OF Ssar-
ras, which bad recently sent back tothe
Emperor The Governor which he had sent
them, saying that they preferred govern
ing themselves. Admiral Jewett would
command this squadron.
On the evening OF the Sd of August, By,
an order from the Emperor. great dis
play OF rejeicings commenced, and cons,-
nued for three days, in consequence Of the
birth Of Princess. All the public offices
were closed, and all business suspended:
ed, and all business was again 10 be sus-
pended for three days more.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
KENTUCKY LANDS.

The information contained in the follow.
ing extract Of letter from Frankfort, the
Seat OF Government OF the State OF Ken
lucky. under date of the Cd of this month,
(SePtember)is Of the highest importance
to nonresident proprietors of land 10 that
state. Nat. Intel.
II may not be amiss to inform you, that
by an act Of the last Legislature of Ken
lucky, all lands are forfeited TO the Com.
nonwealtb which are not taken possession
of in person, or by tenant, before the LIST
of August, 1925; by having which fact no.
ticed 10 the National lntelligsncer, you
may render benefit to non residents hold.
ing land in Kentucky
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Sept. l3.-We learn by
the arrival OF the brig Trader, that The re-
bel Rodriguez, who eudeavored To excite
mutipy among the troops at Matanzas,
and fed with few OF bis followers, as
mentioned short tune since, had not yet
been taken. Some very extraVagant ru-
nors were in circulation about him, but
they we're not generally believed.
Markets at Havana very bad tor Ame-
rican prodace. Rice vas nominaiy al 4
dolls. to d; -four IL TO IA; lard Ii 10
and most other articles in proportion.
Ii was sickly at Havana when the Ira
der sailed.
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TIE GAZEYTE
AND .aDgERT'I s e Il.
fvBLIsHED ts 81
BY SAMUEL SN0WDEN,
At i've dollars per annum.
AZ i've dollars per annun.

PamADELPHIs, Sept l7-Capt. BHt-
Ter arrived at this port last evening, 10 SO
days from Sicily, reports that about or
500 OF the banished Consiitutionslists who
bad been secretsd along the coast of Ia.
rita. had landed on the 9TH ult. and were
amicably received and joined by the gar
rison oi that place. and subsequently, by a
number OF the peasaniry from the interior.
General O'Donnell who was stationed at
Algesiras, sent two companies on the 9th,
to reconnoitre, who also Joined the lnsur.
gents. Thirty individuals at Algesiras,
suspected of being connected with the cap
TORS OF Tarifa, were arrested and ordered
10 Ceuta; but the insurgents fitted out
vessel and recsptured them on their way.
A report stated that from 500 to 1000
French troops had advanced upon TarItfa
from Csdiz. body of the exlles OF about
zoo had LEFT Gibraltar on the night OF the
7lh, for the purpose, as was said, to make
q descent on Malaga. AT lie O'Clock, NJ.
on the 9th, on passing Taritfa, heard a
cannouadiug which lasted Tor some time.
but from the position OF the Constitutions
alists had every reason to believe that they
had not only kept possession of the island
AID town, but had made good their foot
ing on the main. The last mail from Mad
rid had brought accounts OF an affray be-
tween the French and Spanish troops IN
that city, in which many lives had been
lost The troops at Algesiras were much
disaffected with their clothing and pay.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21
FROM GIBRALTAR.

Files OF the GlOraitar Chronicle
have reached us to the Gath July, 10
which we fnd an extract Of a letter CO.
pied FROM the Augsburgh Gazette, da.
ted Alexandra, May the let, stating
that the Sublime Porte, had. attbe re-.
quest of the yicerOy of Egypt, coN6ded
the pacitieation of Greece to that
prince, who had agreed to pay the
whole expence of the expedition. In
consequence of this, steps, it is sald.
had been taken to accomplish the OBJ
ject by conferring unIi United powers on
lbrahim Pacha, who was to open the
campaign by offering safety and pro-
lection to the inhabitants, if they re-
turned to their former vassalage, bot
'if they obstinatey reject equitable
propositions, they will be exterminated, ,
Ten frigstes had been sent by the
Porte TO assist in this humane bust.
ness, TO which the viceroy had added
SIS other vessels, which we're to Convey
5000 to she Morea; two thirds of
which had been trained after the Euro.
pean system. This letter is said to be
official, and to have been sent to the
Augsburgh Gazette by the agent of
Mehemet Ali residing at Trieste.
Whether this statement be true or
false, it appears by letters from Smyr-
pa, that the Turks under the Captain
Pacha, true to their system of ex,ermi
nation, drenched themselves in blood
at every place where they touched, on
their arrival in the Dardanelles. To
stimulate them to these acts Of bar
barity, the government is stated to rave
withheld from them their food and pay ,
calculating that they would thus enter
more warmly into contest where
bundsnce of plumber was to be obtain.
ed, than if their hands were full. Ao
cordingly on entering Melenis they put
to the sword all the christians above
eight years of age. and acted these
scenes of carnage IN all the hamlets
within circnit of 10 leagues. But this
was light, continues the writer, 'com-
pared with Pergamos, where 10000
christians were brutaily massacred in
3S hours
These disgraceful and barbarous pro-
ceedings. it is added, produced an eff.
feet, which was naturally to be expect
ed After Cutting himself with the
blood of the inhabitants Of Melenia and
Pergamos and pioneering their dwell
lings, the Captain Pacha steered to the
Thermaic Gulph to attack the Isle of
Sciathos, where. it appears, the Greeks
were expecting him. Being ignorant
of their measures, he fired more than
1000 guns, and then landed numerous
corps An action Immediately took
place, in Which the Patriots attacked
the Turks with such fury, that the
Pacha alone escaped in gondola. On
reaching his vessel, he sailed for Salu-
MICA, where he was represented to be
in the greatest en- barrassment, the CON
tingents, which he sacrificed. being
composed of Turks recruited in The en-
virons of Cssssndria, Naoussa and Ma.
cedonia.
1t is always a source of qualification
to find, that, Notwithstanding the de.
tails of horrid croelties committed by
the Turks that so frequently reach us.
they are accompanied by accounts of
resistance and bravery on the part Of
the Greeks which afford ground to
hope that they will finally succeed in
securing Independence.
". Y Foe. Post.
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SUBSTANTIAL GRATITUDE.

II is said. that on the return OF La FAY.
elite from Portsmouth TO Boston, be recev
ed notice that there was deposited, 10 one
OF the Banks, 10 his credit, the sum of
10000 dollars. Whether this sum was
the donation OF one individual, or of more
than one, we have not learned.
Worcester Yeoman.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-21

*This must be a mistake, as the General ar
rived in this country in January or February
OF that year.