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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
From late Engiish papers.

The last mail from Madrid had brought accour
OF quarrel and afray between the Spanish al
French troops in that city, in which many live
mad been lost. The Spanish troops in the neighbor.
lhond Of Algesiras we're much dissatisfied owing to
the badness OF their clothing and pay
| The troubles at Madrid turn out TO have been Sc
fous. There nothing short Of pitched battle
Ibeween a considerable number OF F. ench and Spa
nish soldiers, IN which several were killed and a
great number wounded. The utmost rage prevail
led against the French at Msdrd--even among the
ISyrviles. Placs'ds denouncing cath to them were
Iposted on the walls-at the SAME time horrible eX-
cesses are committed in the provinces by the Roy
alist voiuDteers-whom the French General has
sol, ed to get dsbanded Deserlion among the new
Ievies also prevails to extraordinary extent. They
disperse by hund eds, under an alarm that it is in
tended TO send them on an expedition to South
America.
LiuerpoI, July IA.
| We mentioned last week the meant holy fact Of
several people having been drowned in Princes
dock, by being precipltled from stage. The
young MAJ who was paInly Instrumental IN saving
he lives of SO many individuals by his u 'daunted
and merIto' ious conduct, is carpenter, named 10
|SEPH EDWARDS, native oil the United States,
and belongs to the ship IIaIcyon of Philadelphia
A gold medal has been presented him as &C
acknowledgement OF his great exeltions the peri
ous occasion
| LONDON, August 16-.AvfuI and sudden death.
Yesterday, Liable Papion, OF the Chief
Priests of the French Chapel, George 81, Portman
Square. was preaching to his Excellency Prince
Pognac, the + ench Ambassador and suite. and a
numerous congregation, he was observed by his Ex-
cellency stoop in the middle of his discourse in
very extraordinary position for above minute His
Excelency became alarmed, and ordered one of his
attendants to request Mr. Chene Chief Chaplain, to
as end the pulpit, when to his nexpressibe terror
! he found the Reverend Preate the point of ex-
piring. Immediate aid was given by MIR. Coyle,
surgeon OF Welbeck'street, and Mr.. Diesignon, of
York street but before they could reach the vestry
the vital spark had fed The deceased was Of mild
and amlable manners and was particularly noticed
by the present French Monarch and all the Royal
Family. The subject of his discourse at the awful
moment was very pecuiar-The following is the
substance of the words he has delivered 80 How
precious is oui time IN this world, for we are not
sure at what moment we may be summoned before
the Throne Of the Almighty, to account for our
tions here"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
THE NEWPORT MEETING.

meeting called at Newport, assemblies at Newcastle.
None but " dsSat$fed invited come 10 New
port no dissatisfied could be found there and when
the farce opens at Newcastle, they call themselves deo-
Crsc reNbhcanS" These democratic republicans promul.
gate their wordy, windy and warke resolutions in tr-
al paper The meeting large and respecabe"-take
from fifteen and half and what does that give, boys
Say FIVE and half according TO Dlworth, Pike &c. 1t is
said that the following resolutions something like them
wei passed with great unanmlty:-
Re8olved, That dscomfted dissatisfied, disgust
ed, scontened, dsracted dspeased, disappointed, dis
organized and desperate at the existing state of things
Resolved That five can't have our own way in every
thing, that well kick up burberry
Resolved, That the times pregnant with awful conse
quences the liberties of the human race, and in
particular; wherefore unite ourselves into
ISOLATION be called Tie Union Of RAOaes and dssats.
fed men,"
Resolved That having asserted the foregoing principles
wen now have royal blowout.
At midnight adjourned.
We have heard of but accident: jolly fellow at
tempting weather the sgnpost, broke the handle of his
face against the horsebock and it all owing
the Red Lion meeting.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
TO Me editor of the JTatchman.

SrR-I am sorry find in the arrangements made fol-
the reception of Gen. LA FAYErrE Wedne next
most unaccountahIe omission No appointment has been
menoned-no prominent station has been assigned in the
procession for that revolutionary Character the spuer-
ing hero Of Long Isand 5adensburg &c. &c. &C. whose
nheard of exploits detailed by himself to General
Wilkinson, and very good na,uredy inserted by the Gene
raj in his Memoirs. Aerthi outrageous omsson lei Us
hear about gratitude for revolutionary services
performed in days that tried mems souis.'*
would PROPOSE this late hour that the Bla-
densburg hero head the procession, and he shall carry
that volume of Wkiuson's Memoirs which contains his
own relation of his military achievements under his arm.
FUDGE.
Our correspondent We presume means shoe soLEs in
running after the enemy, of course.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
THE PENNSYLVANIA
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

Doctor akNUE6 N1 5n 4 Il, az nc Cuts SAY
Candidate Tor Congress, is well known as a man OF
liberal education and OF handsome talents. The nu
metous family OF which he is a member, has always
been distinguished Tor its devotion 10 Republican
principles. Doctor Naudain is friend 10 National
Industry He signed the memorial from this coun
~ in favor OF the tariff. He is also opposed to he
Caucus of member. Of Congress which undertakes
to tell 100000 Of people, that they shall not have
word to say in the choice OF a President.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
COMM NIcAFED.

Mr.. WILSON, presume that when the commit
tee of arrangement assigned French Street one If
those through which the procession should pass on
Wednesday next, they were ignorant Of the cond-
ton OF said Street certainly they would have cal
led the attention of the Corporation 10 the deep ruts
with which it abounds, particularly between Second
and Third Streets. Ii is not yet too late to have
them filled up, and is hoped Tor the honor Of our
Borough, that it may be done as speedily as posi-
ble Il.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
--ax1s 01J5J1o -

The Equifoctiat GaIe--The Savannah and
other Georgia papers, and those of South Car.
olina, are full of accounts of damage sustained
along the coast, and particularly on the Sea Isl
ands, by the gale which was experienced on the
l4th September. In Savannah, nearly all the Chi
ma Trees, which adorned the streets, have been
Frustrated by the violence Of the wind, several
warehouses blown down, &c.
WEN, weighing pounds, was recently taken
from the right breast of L. f. Daesderner, Esq of Lubec
N Y. aged rs, by Dr. Aver.
DR.. J. L. ATLEE, of Lancaster, has recently per-
formed the operation of bronchoomy, upon child,
who had button lodged in his wind pipe. This
delicate appeal to the knite, effected with the
most complete success and the LAD was enabled 10
few days to follow his usual pursuits.
New FLAG We were pleased yesterday TO see
the new Brazilian Imperial Colours floating for
the first time IN he United States, on board the
handsome schooner EStretia do .nar, (Star OF the
Sea- The increasing trade with Brazil, trust
will often afford fellow citizens an opportunity
of seeing similar display in all the ports OF the
United States. BaLt. Rat.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
SIlERIFFS SALE,
By DAVID c. WILSON, SHERI


I'D virtue OF writ of Fl ia to directed, will be exp
Ed sed public sale at the shop of George Iollngswo
King street, Wilmington in Chrisana hundred, On Sati
day the 10th inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Carding
gines work benches, machine makers tools, quantity
lumber, feather bed, card tables, androns, carpet doh
barrel gun Seized and aiken in execution as the prope
ty of George Holl gsworh
Newcastle, October l, 1894. 84-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

Jacob Taylor
Mr.. 1'ranchant, 9
Nathaniel Thompson
Jesse Ta,man
John Taylor
Elizabe h Tate, Q
Harmon ralley, 3
John S. Turner
Mary Taylor
Joseph & Teas
Benjamin Thomas
Mary Taylor
Ann Thompson
W
Jacob S. Williams
John Woolston, 8
John Wagner, 2
David Watkins
john NJ Wetherald
Seth Wards
N.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

JAMES r. BLACK and ANDREW GRAY, Esqrs. have
been put upon maicOntem ticket formed at Newcastle,
contrary to their known wishes These gentlemen
have declared that they disapprove of this unauthorized
OF their names, and will support the Red Lion nomina-
ton The declaration is worthy of them. Their known
integrity, responsibility and republican principles ought
have forbidden any attempt to make them the nslrn-
ments of dsorganization and division These gentlemen
are not among the dissatisfied"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

DIED-un Sunday evening the 26thult at the residence
of John Higgins, ST. Georges, Del BENJAMIN RAY
MoND, Esq Assistant Engineer Of the chesapeake and
Delaware Canal late from st. Lawrence County, New
York.
in Newcastle, Del, on Sunday the 26h ult. the
Rev. JOHN Z. LArfA Pastor OF the United Congrega-
ions of Newcastle aud Chrsana Bridge.
in New York, the 18th ul. DIVE BErHUNE,
Esq, merchant of that Guy, IN the 54 year Of MS age.
-On Thursday last, in the 54th year Of Is age
SAMUEL NJ sMALLWOoD, Esq. Mayor OF tue Cny Of
Washington.
AT Annapolis, the 23d ut. after severe inds.
position cd on his from sprays, NiNIAV
piNKNEY, Esq. clerk OF the Executive Council OF Mary
land. such was the estimation in which MIR. T. he!,
for so years during which he ha, filled the situation Of
Clerk 10 HE Executive Counc through all vcissltues
Of parties and change OF which has occurred Inns
sa,e he has enjoyed The united confidence Of p1te,
al ali nnres. Alaryaad Republican.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
NOTICE

/ S hereby given that intend to petition the General
Il semby of The State Of DelaW are, al their session
January next for law to vest in title to tract of la
in Mill Greek hundred Newcastle county, called II mt
Ridge, formerly belonging to William Moore, conain
125 acres, bounded by White Clay creek lands of "
Mote, George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin.
Oct ., 1924. 8l-3mp ABEL JEANS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
WESTFIELD, Sept. %.

o. Tremendous Erptosion The Powder Mills at
&c, owned by Messrs. Latin, Loomis x Co were
bn Saturday last, between the houts of and IL o..
alock A. Nj. blown up and Messrs. Edtlund
scntkley OF Lee, foreman 9th establishment,
lAsse Sparks, OF Lee, Charles Tourgee, OF Tyring-
. am, and - Beach, of Russell, workmen were
lied.
prSparks, Tourgee and Beach, were INSTANTLY Kill
SEX and Hlncklsy fingered until Monday evening,
"aen he expired in the greatest agony he remain
cd IN nil possession OF his reason until the last.
This is the sixth time these mills have been blown
up this season, and SIX men have been killed. The
explosion vas greater than was ever known in these
parts, and so loud the report that it was distinctly
heard IN this town, distance of between thirty
and forty miles. 1t is believed that about ton IL
powder was blown up, together with three of the
mills which were entirely demolished, and the re-
naming buildings were nearly stripped Of their CO.
vering and rendered quite useless. The 6le FIRST
caught in the glazing mill.
The loss which Messrs Latin, LOOMS, s. Co.
have sustained is variousiy estimated at from to
$4,000 The buildings contiguous to the mills, from
halt to three quarters of mile, were more or less
damaged.
The paper mills in the vicinity were essentially
damaged, many buildings partially unrooIed, and
otherwise much injured, glass broken. SC. in fine
he explosions has produced scene Of devastation
and ruin through the village.
We have omitted to state the circumstance ofone
Of the men being blown the distance of more
han twenty rods into the mill pond, where his body
was not discovered until some hours afterwards.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
NOTICE.

A T meeting of the Newcastle Turnpike Company
N held this day, it ordered that the Treasurer of til
said company forthwith pay the respective stakeholder
on each aud every share of the Capital Stock by them hell
the sum of eighy-ive cents, for the last six months
JOHN CROW, Secretary
september 29, 1874. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
N. G. WILLIAMSON, p. .N.
Bible Society of Delaware.

BToLD their annual meeting at ST. Georges, on the
thrd Tuesday in October, (being the 10Th list at
~ o'clock, A. M-Sermon at the opening, by the REV.
A. K RUSSELL. E. w GII.HERi Ssc,
October l. 81 y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

EEOLD their annual meeting at St. Georges, the
I'LL third Tuesday in October, (beng the ~ iust) at
10 o'clock, A. M-Sermon at the opening, by the Rev.
A. K RussELL Il. w. GILBERT, Scc'y.
Octnher /
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
PHILADELPHIA, OctoLpr. d.

Us EXPLOSlON.-On Saturday night about eight
O'Clock. an explosion took place al the new Powder
II us on Gwynn's Fas, oil which Mr.. Joseph Jami.
~. is manager The explosion took place ia The.
mncipal building, in which there was large guam
y vi combuslible materials, and was SO violent as
CO destroy the house even TO The foundation. The
porkmen had closed the mill at sunset and were
vot iulured-one Of them however, narrowly escap-
VI from the fragments. We Learn that the amount
81 damage is about S500O and that is supposed TO
OF the work OF an incendIary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

MARRlED--On Sunday evening last, by the Rev. MIR.
Weller, Mr.. ANDREW GERRlfrSON, Merchant, of
Middletown, Del. to Miss MARY IL. ROWLAND, OF b.
hernia Manor Cecil County, Maryland
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

Seeking Wood
Captain Whipple
VIM. Whlndle
Ruth Wilson
Susan Watt, Q
Ann Maria Waterman
Mary Wilmer
Prudence Williams
Rev. William Wood
Danl. Il Wilcox
Simon Wicks
Stow & Whittier
Bernard II. Wiley, Q
Sheldon G. Woodin
Obadiah Wade
Anney Wallace
L n
William Young
Edith Yarnell
A. u
p M.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

Fire The Paper Mills of Webb 4. Bratten,
near Kennel Square, were destroyed by fire ON
Tuesday night last.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
amfrirall alDattI)ma,l.
WILMINGTON 5 OCTOBER, 1894.

Frow1 indignantly upon the first dawng attempt to ALLEVIATE
portion OF the Union from anotler.' WASHINGTON,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

Rattle snake. This deadly reptile oflae has been
carried about as show in boxes, aud the keepers
imagining them to be tamed and not having extract
ed their anes are exposed to continual danger. A
melancholy instance is recorded in the Genesee Reg
lister. A man made his appearance in the village,
" with nu,b,r Of rattle snakes, which he carried
in box. While there, he handled his snakes as
vefy harmless things even allowing them to crawl
on his face He was frequently cautioned against
exposing his life in this manner but dlsregarding
the advice of more prudent persons he took out his
snakes at Mr.. Brisol's, at the Conesus, and while
crawling upon his mouth, or rather be !.
tween his lips, he received bite on the temple, of
which he died next morning, a spectacle OF indie
scrlbable horror.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05
Alerandria, Aug. II.

01tHVUHHTEU, 1Ug' To
Singular Occurrences rattle snake in the
Alexandria Museum, has shed his skin twice du-
ring The present summer. Last year he shed on the
LIST OF August this year he she'd on The Gath OF
June, and on the 10th of August Both of the
sheds are much harder aud much stronger than
that of last summer The animal appears in good
health takes his food readily, and continues to in
crease in his growth. 1t is considered as an extra
ordinary occurrence, that snake should shed his
skin twice in one season. but such is the fact.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

~ imam W ftltl
William Marshall
Edward S Mcnlenhall
Thomas Murphey
Patrick Maquaid
Mark Mellon
William Miller
Mary Miner
john Moore
Gcorge Montgomery
James Murphy
Joseph C Malay
George Miller
+ izabeih II. Miller
Martha M'Comb
Dad. M'Lear
James Mcconnell
MARY MsNIinn
John M'Cray,2
Vim. Mccormick
John M'Comb, 9
Samuei M'Cartcr
Alexander M'Mullen
William M'Bule
Mrs M'Farland
William M'Wade
Alexander M'keever
Springher M'Daneld
Julian NIGH
Thomas MIX awn
"
Johnston Nelson
A X. Ncclson
Lambert Dennis Rowland
Dawson Nelson
Martha Nixon
o
Joseph 0ttinger
David Oar
Il
Mary Pennington. 2
VIM. & : seph Paxon
Robert lPasle
Eliza Prime
Margaret Powers
Jos, PIntlergrass
Uriah Poinsett
Hiram Palmer
Thomas Philips
R
Jane Rice
John Roswell
Issabellah Regain
Ann Robson
William Roberts
Rachel Ring
Jonathan Roberts
Ann S Robson
Elizabeth Robertson, 9
Mrs. Reynolds, 2
Eliza Kelley
Jacob Rhodes
John Russell
William RatcliH
Sarah Rial
Sarah Roswell
Mrs. David Roberts
Jonathan r chardson
Barney Kelley
Hannah Reynolds
James & Robert Richie
Mary Ann Raymond
s.
James Steward
Ann Springher
Hannah Smith
Joshua Simmons
Darby Shown
George Simmons
Joseph Sirond
william T Smith
Peer Spencer, 2
Robert Scott
II. S. Smith
John Sim
DAM. Smith, 9
Rnel Shaw
william Simmons,
John Shaw, 9
Il. Street
George w Spencer
Porter Strobe
Saral. Somers
Hugh Scandal
Pat STAIRS
Eliza Ann Smith
Samuel SHiiii
Jacob Siidham
Thomas S,'ude
IV ID. Sutphen
Ann Siidham
Sarah Stidham
Mathew Smith
Abraham Shad
Mr. Saucin
Mathew Stewart
Lieut.. l f. Scott
Peter Stidham
II
Moses Todd
Robert Thompson, 2
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

Ann Boyd
Samuel |. Beatty
Mrs. James Broom
Caroline Boo
John Boqua
Henry Barber
Robert Bell
Mary Ann Baker
Lydia Bailey
Jacob Brown
a#hJohn Cochran
SNlichael Cherry
Trances Crawford
MARY Ann Craifurd
Willism Carlisle
AR. W. Choat, 2
n flames Comb
+ DANES Campbell
\ Richard Clement
John Cassidy
MARY Ann Carey
BENZ. Chandler
Eliza A. Carne
Peter Cook
MARY Camberson
Eabe 'rer Campbell
Henry Countess
Mathew Coz y
Sally Ann Gable
4 Thomas Croiler
n Mr. Ca,taignier
Robert Chadwick
"a James Carson
y Vac Rooman & Clute, 2
Il Josiah Cooper
John CIR sly
W James Carlisle
Thomas Challenger
a William Cooch
ID
Alexander Dowell
Titus Dick
Mrs. Degraves
n Benjamin Delous
\ John Dolbow
James Donelly
Lewis Dosler
Michael Dnwney
Mathew Draper, ,
|k Elizabeth Daulton
Hugh Donnclly, ,
John Dunn
William w. Dorman
Micah Dougherty
Mary Dickson
ia Alexander Dirken
Priscilla Davis
Il
Jacob Eglee
VIZ, 5~,0 r'+,,'ree q
p;o,,m,'i rl;s
So p,.a',s
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~ romano
In Safail frankieoufy
s Wii'lam roru
! no OF, farry
lhillls PARSONS
stephen fou'K
N kez'ali flSner
Gilbert \ roster
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"
Charies 1reeh
James "ahloIe
NV ha'y nh,i ""
hi o''san Ha'awa
jacob ufegS
Johh 1'lvcf
Mary Hroom
James 1raham' .
fatricK boouihah
neorSe He'Ser
Joiih nraht
~ mary nraVe
81 cara ureeory
M james r. narre'son
isaac 1r'lDn' sen.
II hcpecca oouaeh' q
III ~
81 Ann Hartley
John Haines, Jr.
ri William Holson
II William Houston
Danl. llannaway
Lemuel Hays
Ann Hogan
Sarah Ann Hartley
n John Ilaines
81 Ann Hardwood
II Mary Ann Hardwood
Robert Henderson
James Hunter
Il John iloons
4 John iIarrlss, q
Robert Hill
II Thomas liynson
Henry Hicks
y Charles Harding
4 Joseph Hartley
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-05

PHILADELPHIA Sept. so.
Yesterday Gen. La Fayeite dlned with the Cor
Poration OF Philadelphia in the new and spacious
Hall adjoining the Msnsion House Hoel The
Governor OF Pennsylvania and suite, the Govern
ors of New Jersey Delaware and Louisisna. some
members OF Congress, officers oil the Amy and
Navy, distinguished citizens and strangers to the
number ct probably hundred and fifty as guests
were Of The party.
Philadelphia, October. 4.
General LA FAYETTE attended divine wor
ship at Christ Church yesterday morning. Tie
officiating Clergymen were the Right Rev. VIM.
White, formerly Chaplain to the first Congress,
SISTED by the Rev James Abercrombie D. ID
MIR. p. G. Maggie has completed pair oil Pat
1t Water Proof Boots, for the purpose of pre-
n nting 10 General La Fayete.
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LIST OF LETTERS

a. Persons applying for Letters on this list wiIl
n please mention that they are adrertiSed
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please mention Il
A
a liert. r. J.. Armstrong
William Allen
Il tJane Adams
z lanes Alexander
3Nilson l.. Ackley
II
Elenor Broom, 9
ID Eharles Bohonnon
William Bald, 2
Joseph Burk
Mary Bullock
Y Avilliam Bullock
3 Stephen Bachelor
Z George Blackston
Sarah Berry
Edward Bainton
HSyilliam Bower
ID ohm V. Burklow, 2
flames c. Bailey
j oseph Barker
Peter Burton
'1'homas Bradun
John Brown
James Beggs
.Julia Ann Brown
Ann Boyd
Samuel |. Beatty
Mrs. James Broom
Caroline Boo
John Boqua
Henry Barber
Robert Bell
Mary Ann Baker
Lydia Bailey
Jacob Brown
C.
4 *hJohn Cochran
4Nlichael Cherry
Entrances Crawford
sMary Ann CrailGrd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
10000 DOLLARS.
Ten Thousand Dollars !

CASH FOR PRIZES !
Ticket No. Sill combination 9 40. b.
came up prize of
1000 DOLLARS,
in the New York Literature Lottery, Oh
18th ultimo, was presented on THURSDAY
last by the fortunate owner, and Inc
Cash immediately paid him by lbe hesst''
ALIENS & Go. who hope to have lDe
pleasure of distributing amongst tbsIr Gus
toners some of the capital prizes IN o inc
next class of the LITERATURE LUZ
Terry, consisting of
$50, 900, 10000, 5,OS2, &C.
And all to be drawn on the Goth oc'o'
Der next.
Tickets are expected 10 advance shoI''
ly. Present price, ,,s
Whole Tickets D7 90 Quarters 81 30 30
Halves $50 EighthS. 600
For sale, 10 great variety OF numbers
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02

ed. The auld bowlst's took 1t Warst
to heart, an made sad .moanin's to
the Mune for guide wheen NIGHTS.
Ane O. them was sittin' on Mr..
HntchInson's tomb, when resnrrec-
ton man, gaun about the Kirkward,
CAT a CLINT o. its google cen, an
uswarf'd WI FRIGHT: anither Doctor
seein' him ia crammed him into a
peck, an swith AVA wi him to a
dissectin' room. | wondered there
was nae search made for the man,
but i've sin syne the Doctors are
sac plenty about Glasgow, halt a
hummer o. thum wadna' be missed.
But its time this long letter was fl
nished; as to the expense CO printin,'
there's wheen auid coins herea-
wa of nae use to me-but this is no
causcway talk--come up by your
lane, some NIGHT after eleven O'Clock;
though We see ony thing, dinna' be
frichet, JUST say ye're Come to ca for
the HEIGH KIRK STLEPLE.
Glasgow, 9th July, 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-02
Best Chewing Tobacco.

Best Chewing Tobacco.
NIFTY half kegs manufactured Tobs-
IL bacco, 8's, l2's and les to the ID.
Barclays brand; warranted equal to any
in the district. Just received by the
schooner Partnership, Meredith, master,
from Richmond, Tor sale by
J. D. BROWN, Agent.
sept Is tt