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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
Office.

nON HlLhRlO DE R}VAS Y. SAL.
~ Won, Consul General OF Spain, bav-
ing appointed the undersigned Vice Con.
sui. sd interim, for the District OF COlnm.
bia, notice is hereby gwen to the mer-
chants OF The District, that upon appli.
cation to the SUBSCRIBER. mex. door to the
corner OF King and Washing streets, all
necessary papers will be furnished those
making shipments TO a Spanish port.
CHR NEALE,
Vice Consul ad interim, tor Spain.
sept IA II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

Non aobis tantas componere titss "
4 The National lntelligencer and The Rich
mona Enquirer are, perhaps, the most &C
i've. as well as The most efficient, support
en of Mr.. Craw ford, in the country; ana
yet here are no two papers whose editors
are more completely at variance on the
great and frndam entail principles OF our
government. We remember contest be-
Seea them, some twelve or eighteen
moths since, oil no ordinary leDgth-and
sslhiuk we may fairly add, otno ordinary
a'perity. Ii related, aot to the passing
Measures of the day--net to the Heeling
Principles of the hour, which rise and tall
Sfh the occasion that gives them BIRTH
ogtkssew out OF The constitution itself.
and involved in il principles OF the utmost
IMPORTANCE, that must continue TO lntiu-
snee TIE government until the government
seit shall be no more.
III needless 10 say, tina; in such con-
vest, the editors OF the two papers could
ao' tail 10 show. that they belonged TO t~0
Inherent schools Of politics: the one dts
posed 10 maintain the General Govern
'lent 10 The full exercise of all its powers
'ns other. limiting and combining il by
aa@oerless restrictions, the creations of a
us'smpered and oyesSeening Jealousy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
.q,Ien's Pixie list

Il
Oftbe 18th days drawing Of The Washington
MONUMENT LOTTERY !.
No. 1879 isiss Sos7 l0ssS prias,o Of Dloo
*7043 1867 13438 I4923 do So
*9507 1897 i4845 1881
*l476l i5o4s $685. 4635 do 20
4 ~ 1910 1852
Sold at ALIENS Office where the
CASH may be had on presentation.
Completion Of the Drawing.
The THREE remaining drawings will
take place IN the, city OF Baltimore On 3
successive days, viz
On the 2eth, eth and 98h of neat mont, !,
when the numerous prizes now remaining
in the scheme must he distributed. Among
them are the great capitals of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
COIIEN'S

Lottery + Exchange Office, ~ Market.street,
BALTIMORE
Where the great capitals OF n loo 900,
9o,ooo, 10000, 5000, sc. were sold IN the
Grand State Lottery, wblch finished a
few weeks ago, and zVhers more capital
prizes hare been sold than at any OTTER
office an y4,neraca
HrOrders from any part OF the United
States, by mail (post psld) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any of the Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punctual
attentions, if addressed to
sep ii J. |. COHEN, jr Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

General CARLOS ALvEAR, Minister Plen"
ipoteDtiary from the Government OF Bue-
nos Ayres, ami Col TOMAS YRIARTE, Sec.
rotary of Legation, arrived at New York
on Friday last, by way o. England, in the
packet ship Pacific, from Liverpool. ib.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

Commodore Rodgers President of the
Navy Board, returned TO the city on Mon
day. His colleagues, and the Secretary
of the Navy, after returning irtsn the
Lakes. extended their journey to the Ma
Wy Yards at Boston, &C on the eastern
seaboard. flbsd.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

The Consignees of Goods
on board the ship Shenandoah, are re
quested 10 have their permits OF board as
early as possible this morning.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
W heat Wanted.

TIME uhsc,iher has again taken tie
j Phoenix Mil, three miles from Aies-
andria, where the highest market prize
i'll he given for WHEAT. Those bsf-
ing wheat TO sell, Will find it to their inter.
est 10 call al The mill, on thei way TO n!.r.
ket, JON JANNEY.
9mu e.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

Mr.. Secretary Crawford yesterday re.
sumed the transaction OF business at his
Office. 1t is now year and day since
his late illness commenced This severe
and painful dIspensstion he has borne
with fortiiude and philosophy which
prove him 10 be equal to any trial thai hu-
maD nature can bear His restoration TO
health IS hailed by his friends with oy and
gratitude, and by his fellow citizens ge-
neraiiy with sincere satisfaction
MAT Int of Wednesday
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
Best Chewing Tobacco.

EylfTY kegs manufactured TOBACCO
IL s. and I2's Barclays brand, warrant
ed superior to any 10 The district, just re-
ceiyed by the sloop Richmond, Knox,
master, from Richmond, For sale by
july govt J. d. BROWN, Agent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
gF A number Of persons of

colour, beng DESTROYS to emigrate TO Hay
ii, sgreeably 10 the propositions and upon
the terms proposed by President Boyr.
A suitable vessel TO convey them is want
ed by the latter end of tins month. APP
Div 10 EDWARD SrABLER.
Ono OF
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10000 DOLLARS,
Ten Thousand Dollars !!

besliys HOODS, sc.
Distant adventures should send on their
orders without delay tickets warranted
un irawn.
Whole tickets DE 90 Quarters D3 90
Halves 90 Eightbs 30
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
CASH FOR PRIZES
Ticket No. ;3i7l combination 9 40 81,
came up prize OF
f0OO HDTI.1R

in tn New York Literature Lottery, on
18th ulimo, was presented on Thursday
last by the fortunate owner, and the
Cash immediately paid him by The lAessrs
ALIENS u Go. who hope to have the
pleasure OF distributing amongst their Gus
TONERS some of the capita prizes IN the
next class of the LITERATURE LOT
Terry consisting OF
S2u, 900, 10000, 5,oss, &c.
And all TO be drawn on the goth Octo-
Der next
Tickets are expected to advance short-
ly. Present puce,
Whole Tickets D7 90 Quarters Di IS
Halves 3 30 EIghths 000
For sale, in great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

II mus: be pleasing TO our fellow ciii-
zens, generally, and particularly to those
OF the volunteer companies, 20 know, that
their patriotic example has been followed
by the most respectable citizens of Bslti-
more. The following is from The BALI.
more Patriot of Monday.
WAsH,NGToN's WAR HousE' was lan6-
ed this morning from the Alexandra Pac-
ket, under national salute OF thirteen
guns. from tie artillery commanded by
Capt. Il. Ross. 1t was received by a
COMMITTEES from the Society OF the GIN
clnnati, and was conducted 10 The Ex-
change IN er military escort. TO NOR
row or mex day it Will be conveyed to
Fort McHenry by a detachment from the
fifth regiment.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

A corooer's inquest was hela on Tues
day last on the body of a ma, fond drown
ed in'tbe Potomac, near M Wlse's farm,
IN Alexandria county Hi name is sap
posed 10 be Hasvs-as in ne OF his boots
the name Of Thomas Paris, Boot maker,
Lexington, was written. nd IN the other
'JHr Havs.' It's supposed he was about
30 years of age, of the mildle size, short
black hair-his cloaihing vas black Goth
coat, striped vest, cassiptt pantaloons,
worsted socks, and moroccoboo,s,t the heels
plated with brass. There was some res.
son to believe he came to hi, death by vio-
lence.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

Mr.. Secretary CRAwFoRD and his ia.
mily returned TO tins city irom BerkIey
Springs the evening before last. The Sec
retary's heath is SO far restored, We I'M
derstand. tina, he will forthwith resume
the discharge OF The duties OF his office.
Nat. Int of Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

territorial ambiguity, in orsr that he may
hereafter acl as his persotl popularity,
arc the maintenance OF his Frly in power
may seem to require ,-wcaD only say,
may the uncontrolled poictoi the indie
peadent yeomanry of our contry save US
nom an administration With Dir. Crawford
at its head!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
AUCTION SALES.

ON FRIDAY at 10 clock will be
Osold at the auction store
GROCERlES--such 90 molssses, SUE
gar, tea, coffee, mustard. vinegar, gin,
brandy. lime juice. coiorng, Cotterell's
best blue, Kellsal's superior blacking,
mackerel, prunes, raisins.
FURNiTURE-Sideb boards, tables, So
tas, bureaus. candle. wash 4 work stands,
and an assortment of cane and rush bot
tom chairs.
yAlso zvathout reserDe,
Rice, fish, snuff stoneware Is bottles
OF old S 81 wine, 8 Muscst do. tobacco a
lot of hardware, quilts, starch, 10 kegs Of
butter, 90 bbls. mackerel bbls behring's,
lot Of hardware, brides, etc. etc
sept l6 S A. MARSTELLEk suc
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16

.Aas, Will be exposed 70 pub &c safe at
.Asss&asthe Trap, on Saturday the Cd day
ofOctober next. tie schooner FIRST Ats
TEMPT, now lying in Marlow's Creek.
The terms of sale will be made known on
the day OF sale. W w DUNNlNGTON.
Charles County, Md. sep 8 4w /.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-16
: :SS, MARINE LIST. ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
SAILED. Sept. Id.
ARRIVED-Sept Is.

Brig Frederick, Barrett, Brazil and
market
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We must be pardoned for pressing this
matter with some zeal. In our opinion, IT
presents the most important question con-
pected with the approaching election, we
have never thought Mr. Crawford fitted,
either by his talents or his education, Tor
the station to which be is aspiring; and we
shall always think, that dangerous apo un'
constitutional means have been resHted to
tor securing bis election But tive couio
he convinced that he is an advocate for that
construction of the constitution which we
approye. and that he is prepared TO sup
port the federal judiciary in all its autho-
rity, and to press upon the attention OF
congress, with all the weight OF executive
Recommendation, an efficient system OF mi
litary defence, and general system OF ~
ternal Improvement, we should cease 10
look 10 his election with those fearful anti
cipa,ions, which the bare possibility OF
such an event has always excited IN US.
Bu, #, on the contrary, he inclines to
that rule of constitutional construction, and
that system of national policy, advocated
nv the ENQUIRER, and the great mass of hIs
congressional supporters; or it (Which is
still worse, and what we most apprebend,)
has views on these subjects are lett in 'n'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23
Latest Foreign Intelligence.


Io1 81 OF LORDS.
TueSaaN F,Jradfy 3.-padliament WAS
oprurdhy Cound-slpn this day, the nm
missloners being The Lord Chancellor, the
Archbishop e Canterbury, the Earl ol
Wcstmoleland, aud the Earl of Shafsbm,
The Royal Speech was delivered by the
Lord Chancellor a. foIlows:
Mig Eords and Gentlemen
We are commanded by his Majesty to
express 10 you his Maie-ly's deep regret.
that in consequence of iadsPosltiou he is
prevented from meeting YOU IA Parliament
upon the present occasion.
II would have been Il peculiar satisfac.
lion 10 his Majesty to he cuahl"d in person
10 congratulate you on the prosperous con
dilion of the country.
"Trade and commerce are extending
themselves both At home and abroad
" \" increasing activity perfades almost
every branch of manufacture.
The growth of the revenue "a such, rs
not only to sustain public credit, and to
prove the unmpaired produclivcncss of
our resources, but what is more gratif, ins
Ia his Majesty's ferlings) IT, eyince u diilu-
SION oI comfort among the great body on
the people,
Is I'thNt lllp from llp uP-
preston under which il lahorrd and, by
the steady operation of natural cases, is
gradually re.assnming the station To which
its importance entities ii among the great
interests Of the nation.
Atno former period has there prevail.
cd throughout all CLASSES of the communi-
ty in this island, more cheerful spirit of
order, or NOR. just sense of the adsanta.
ges which, under the blessings of PIoyi-
dcnce, they enjoy.
q" In Ireland, which has for some time
past been the subject of his Maiesty's par
tlcular solictudc, there are many indicd
tons of amendment and his Majesty re-
lies upon yosr continued endeavors To
secure the welfare and happiness Of that
part of the United Kingdom.
= His Majesty has commanded us far.
Their TO inform you, that he has every rea-
Sun to believe the progress to our internal
prosperity and Improvement will not be
disturbed by any interruption of tranquilIi
~ abroad.
His Majesty continues TO receive from
the Powers his Allies, and generally from
all Princes and States, assurances Of their
earnest desire 10 maintain aud cultivate
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23
TNE ISRAEITTES.

VIII. II IS peculiar 10 this country that
Chmcl and State ARE wholly disconnret-
ed, aud that thu free Aud unrrstrainrd ex.
erclae of religious opinions, and the unin-
toirupted performance OF the duties and
enjoyment of the rights consequent upon
this privilege, are guaranteed and secured
by our National aud State Constitutions,
the disabilities uuder " Inch the Jews Labor
ia Maryland afford striking contrast to
the tolerant and just spirit manifested by
the ather States, aud cast an indrlble Stigma
on her poiitlco- religious character. What J
Brcause 4 man adhercs To the r,ligio1 of
hi, fathcrs-because he is reluctant TO a
bandon prime pies which were instled into
his mind in iufancy --because he clings TO
his early preiudices, with which all his in
cipleut perceptions are Intimately connect
ed--in width he has every day ef, his life
oecome more and mere confirmed either
frem the weight of additional testimony,
which deeper research has afforded, or
fran bisotitd opposition by thosS who
temper their meriar with an inludicions
hand--which have grown with his growth
and strengthened with his strength, lis
he, we ask, to be DISTINGUISHED Because
he follows the dictates of his Judgment,
shall his voee he smothered II the polls :
Shall he he deprived of privileges, which
are, ara Of right ought n W. inalirnahle
ard which can never b. taken from him
without the grossest iniustice2 Commou
eDse and common Justice both revolt at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

BosroN. March 6.-By the ship Emer-
aid, Capt. Fox. which arrived at this port
last evening, in the short passage Of sixteen
days, we have received London papers to
the evening Of February 10th, and Liver
pool TO the Goth, twenty nine days later
than our previous advices.
The Paris Moniteur of Feb. 1G, announ-
ces officially that the King of Spain at the
solicitation of France, had signed decree
granting liberty of free trade with S. A.
merloa to all nations, on the footing of an
equality Of duties. A convention had also
been signed regulating the occupation of
Spain by the French Troops, and a treaty
recognizing debt of $4,000 900 francs TO
France.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23

suddenly appeared 10 me in thai .fanl -.
which has begun the era ~of rational n
dom aud sell government. | hailed ~
banner under whicii | enlisted in nv ,,,,,.
aud shall die in cid age; and thanked NJ. H.
great artist, the good fellow citizen and ~
lier, to whom | was obliged for 50 m,s..
lively, aiircilonate, and patriotic scns.,i,a'
1t Is IL mr, also, an inexpressihlc graf
cation 10 think your admirable u, neil -
fixed me on the grand central ro,ui,d, -
the capitol of the United States, in lin. :.
uation where like myself seen, viz. in ~.
American regimentals, under our rrn,,iI
can Continental culors, al the head nr ~
beloved, gallant, aifeetionate light infant.
at the successful close of the Virginia CO.,
paign. | cannot promise you my ac,a.I
features would do justice 10 your por,r.5.
of that time but the heart is the same
The account you give Of the great VAT.
communication through those c6u,rr,a.
which SAW for the great part viii.
ness, while acted as Commander in g.
Northern Department, is truly enrhsnta.
III those wonders of virtuous fl erdom ~
IionaI sense, and mshackled Industry. M,
mind seeks Il refuge from too many d.,
queis aud disappointments on this sid. -
the Atlantic.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23
NEW YOR

The Electoral law has been rejected a
the Senate of n. York, certainly in Oppo1
Silion tn the wishes of the people. Th1
friends Of Mr.. Craw ford are cxultiuS of'1
the event, and already count certainly nPo1
the vote of that state. But the elections
are first to come on, IA ma iority of the pref
sent members are certainly against him.
Every friend that Mr.. Crawford thus Oh
talns by management, and violence to a'l
wishes Of the people. makes him new err
mics, and confirms the cnmity of old onr'1
He is Summing the door on all PossIb"tj
Of success. He is climbing SPOKE y
two higher up the ladder, but d'e''h I
himself of the ability to attain the sun
nit. He is ut his uiiimaium, and VIII Ifol
bahly come down as rdcc0on drseePu'
tree. L as his friends assert, this vote , J
decided demonstration in his tdH"r' ~
which we can neither see or admit, The IL.
lowing states may he set down 10 ann VIZ
New York Sc. Virginia 81. \. I ar'Ia'
10. Georgia 0. Delaware S-totai o.,
Whence else, can he expect y vote u
other state has been claimed for him, any
these are insufficient by Al votes 10 ''
him. We repeat that the intriguing lr'flp1
Of Mr.. Crawford are doing him irrepaFa1
injury. De Witt Clinton has been ''
nally damned as politician for the ED
p,oyment Of means more Crcumscr.o''
and less obnoxious, TO secure his election
fRich. II hjg.,
Ambrose Spencer, Judge und'r lsl
late constitution in New York, has Dr. Dr.
elected Mayor, of the city of Albany Il
Spencer, II, Charles +. Dudley NOV,
the State Srnatel 10, .Nobody 1, giving "
Spencer a majority of onr. We THINK u
rest of the u. States, are beginning to l9'1
towards New York, too much as the II /
"a
From good authority, we BELIEF
may safely state, that the Tariff hl'I
not pass AZ this session Of COrGfes'-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-23
From The National Mielligenccr.

We are always happy TO hear of LAFAY-
ErrE, and never weary Of pcrusng his let
tiers, Astounding as they do, in noble scnti-
ments, and parental affection for this Peo-
pie. The following is one of them, which
We have the more pleasure in copying,
tron New York paper,) inasmuch as it
affords IA gratifying testimony to the fidelity
of the portraits contained in our great Ma
tionai Paintings, from the pencil of TRu,r-
BULL, which, we apprehend, ale not as
hlShiy valued as 1t appears to lis they ought
10 be, seeing that they rescue almost from
OBLIVION the FEATURES of those whose names
adorn the pages of our history.
EFlract Of Il teiier from the Marquis La.
Jdyette TO Colonel John TrumbuH.
PARIS, JANUARY 4, 1924.
My deW Sir: Words connot sufficiently
express how happy you have made me by
your most valuable and no less welcome
presents | received it in my usual family
retirement, at LA Grange, and was delight
ed with many happy rccollections II did
produce among which the pleasure of my
friendly acquaintance with the painter had
IA very great share. at once recognized
all the portraits, and think You havc been
remarkably fortunate in hitting, not only
the features, but the manners and deport
ment of the principal characters. 1t is so
much the case that my children, who,
GeorI excepted, were very young when
they bad peepAt John Adams, pointed
out the father from their later acquaintance
with the son. Hancock, Charles Thomp-
son, Franklin, Roger Sherman, &c. &c.
"A copy of Col. TrumbuIl's new print Of
the Declaration of Independence;
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Iii. NiRGlNIAN.
rntNTFl an FuHIislItHFHf
nteu.Rp Al TolEK a 1OllN Is CnblNi
- "a Liishfrs otite La,es ofthe taloa.

n The semi Weekly PareE ct 81, aud the
nrekly PAPER, AT - Por aihihih' lis3h'' III
sds anre.->s s"bserlfl'o" "'u ~
= - tim, then ~ months and 40 rsier "a I'll
a. .Ii.,ontisned fi,at al the discretion OF the
tJitarsl until all aIrcaraE es are paid.
A. Advertisements viii lee INSERTED nj d.
cents per square ter iess1 the hrs, t'nsa ana
a, 81 eeais Ter ca,,h continuance. ihese
from distance must hc paid lor pre-, ieus 10
their Insertion, or the payment nssnmtd ny
.onc-res fons,l,le prf<on IN lYnchsnfF
II Chauerry orders are inserted i"r sih
daliars
a. All letters addressed 10 tbe Editors mesi
h.. .,srr.tn. ar ih..s viii mol bc attended IA
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-LYNonBURG, MARCH -, iaa4.
Communicated for she gireiaiao.l

Communicated loo she Vitgiinnnl
E,haot u i,iier reetirtd ~ h'' plare, dated
"LaERrooL, 9th Feb l8sI.
eThr Tobacco auctions ia London have
reduced prices there about III. per lh
without facilitating sales which has pro
dnced calm ia the article here, not unlike
the stiffness uf DEATH