Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-13

, tuitously aided TO achieve it, IN lbe :.
pbatic language Of Madison, it wa va en- 81
berry where virtue was the guest, and s r''
titude The feast s'a'
When the cloth was removed. nun,
Of elegant and appropriate toasts w. uel
drunk. wee
Indeed the whole scene at the Unvs,.,
ty--the buildings and their immortal ~ ,''
jector, supported Ivy Mr.. Madison p s0s
the hero OF the revolution. second onl. .' =,
Washing ion, in war, IN The hears 81 y "
country men, as we are proud to cali ou w
selves; surrounded by crowd Of a Tut'
freemen, and the lofty terraces gE,,ssV
with our country's beauty, can onlv y
described 10 the language OF the poet. "
Overwhelming splendor all of sight and sor.
One rich oppression OF eyes, ears and min
At six O'Clock, The General, ATTENDED ;.
before, by Mr.. Jefferson and MIR Ma IS
son, and escorted by 100 troopers reh', u''
to Monticello.
GEN. LA FAYETTE'S ROUTE
1t is UNDERSTOOD that Gen. La Eavs,
will leave Montlcello on Monday mOrn I,@
next He will be escorted by The AJha
marie Fayette Guards to Montpelier =
Orange coun y, whero be will remain nm
u the 18th ms On that day be will
dine at Orange Court House; or Satu,d,~
the 2Oih pursue bis route TO Frederick.
purg, Washington, &c.
BENEVOLENCE OF LA FAYETTF
Extract of a letter from an American gent.
man in the West indies--a citizen Of Ne.
York.
i believe mentioned to you a cir,
Cumstance OF ssme interest that occurred
after became acquainted with the Mar.
quis La Fayette, and in which was mar.
tIcularly concerned; but perhaps you b, We
ftrg0lteA It, Ii was in April, 1922, a,
his own house in Paris, that ersl saw him
Alter our acquaintance, he very politely
gave me ticket OF Admission 10 The
Chamber of Deputies where, among 9th,
ers, beard speech from NJ. VIIIels
now so distinguished in the Bourbon ca.
bnet. The revolution 10 Piedmont. Won
may perhaps remember, took place IiuIs
before this period Many OF The disfiD,
gusheS Italians, threatened with the yrn.|
geance Of The Sandman government, after
the failure OF their patriotic exertoBs. HsJ
into France. Louis tie 18th, being cousin
TO the king OF Sardinia, projected The das,
tardty project Of experimenting and punish,
log these poor refugees One OF them
applied to The Marquis La Fsyette. The
Marquis informed me of il, and begged me
to lake the Italian gentleman out of France
with NE, as a~seTvant.
cheerlully consented, and was on that
account detained in taus a day or two
longer than the rest of our party Having
procured an alteration Of my passport 50
as 10 include the Italian under teigned
name as my domsstique, was on the point!
OF setting out for Havre, when received
informstion thai toe Bourbon government.
OF France, taking Wit 10 their anger, badI
determined not 10 modest the Piedmont
refugees any long sand so | was depm
ed OF the pleasure OF perhaps figuring d
way hereafter il. history along side Of Six
The Lrhigh Coal and Navigation Con,
pany of Pblade lphia have brought TO ba
city tour hundred thousand bushels, or H. 4
teen thou.snd tons of coal which is ofel.
ed for sale at seven dollars per ton, and il +
stated 10 be OF qualify interior 10 mont.
This article arrives daily, and fifty IhOg'
sand bushels have already been sent to !
New York at the Philadelphia price. with
the bare addition OF the cost OF freight
Contemplated Junction Of the Juniala and
ConemGHgh.
We have heard from the Pennsylvania
Commissioners who are engaged 10 level
ling and measuring the bead waters OF IBIS
route; they have, as yet, they say, net
with no very serious difficulty, and ib'!
the water 90 The summit level Is sufficient
The United States Engineers also spOso
fatterIDg y OF the prospect OF The coDeu'
plated canal, and 10 conversation IN tbs
town, gave This route decided preter.ns
10 any other they bad viewed We look
with much anxiety for the report 81 ns
Pennsylvania Commissioners TO The enSr
ing Legislature. Junia'a Gazstt.
SINGULAR LEGAL QUESTION
An interesting law-suil is al this moneH
carrying on at Paris. The city bad sotl
house on condition Of it's being pUIIsl
down within certain time retaining IOs
property OF the ground. The worbmsl
in pulling il down found Urea
sure concealed 10 one OF the walls. DO
city now claims this treasure. becausel:
has never ceased to be The proprietor o'
the ground: while The purchaser assef'
his right as the treasure was not found De
low The surface, but 10 the wall bought oy F
him The bri klsyer too pretends. u .
his because be found it; and as il this ws' {
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