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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Tracts of Land:

one tract OF lease land, containing ,u.
hundred acres more Or less, situated in '% W.
counties of Fauquier and Frederict' we
which the said Robert Cstlett resided oa
the date OF The said deed; ore other r.. ..
situated in the same counties, purcb,,at1!
by the said Robert OF William Massie ,ed
William Gibson, containing two aund IaS
acres more or less ea
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17

Liverpool Salt afloat.
THE catgo of the brig Milford, Jacob
IL Gray. master, from Liverpool.
5000 bush coarse SALT
$50 sacks blown
For sale by WIN. FOWLE & Go.
For Freight,
,&R The brig MILFORD; carries a.
& bout 5000 bbls or 400 hhds of TO-
bacco; is a good vessel, and will be rea-
dy for the reception of cargo 10 tew
days. Apply as above. june ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
St. Croix Sugar & Y. TEL. Tea.

10 hhds. prime ST. Croix sugar
Is chests Y H.tea, Superior's cargo;
represented 10 be Of fine quality iano'hg
this day from schr. Mars. ana LOT sac W
June Is S. MESoEhoMlI II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
To Rent.

- That well known stand as a
MA public .bouse, 10 the town of A.
ik lexandria, by the name OF the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
One other tract

situated in the county OF Frederick, :, le...
al The date OF said deed. IN the poss. .,1se
of Presley Williams, purchased BY 'l S.
said Robert OF William Leach, conlsiD; us
one hundred and fifty acres more Or ls."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
One lot of Land
One other Lot.

a lease Of land contiguous TO The said Min
Lot, purchased by The said Peter Canett
OF Armistead Thompson & Thomas John:
containing one hundred acres more Or les,
conveyed by the said Peter 10 lbe said
Wjlfred G. Settle by the same deed Of
trusi: and also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Cohen's Office, ia, Market 81.
Baltimore, June 90. 1894.
Official List OF the 9th day 9 drawing OF
THE WASHINGTON
MONUyNE.NT LOTTERY.

Now drawing in the city OF Baltimore.
*esso xioO99 nrizrs Of pIOO0
1887 prize OF Ivy
1916 5899 prizes OF ~ 6O
*I334S IO75s iO9O4 9147 1867 do 20
And 100 prizes OF ~ ~
All marked thus y, sold at Cohen's Or
fee. where the cash can be had for prizes
the moment they are drawn.
This days drawing continues the UMPIRE.
cedented success attending adventures 81
this Office, and those not supplied WIN
tickets should procure them without delay,
az the great capitals of 100000 10000,
10000, sooo, &c &c. still remain undra~n
and on ~ 7 drawings more to complete the
achemP.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
Rise of Tickets.

The next drawing will take place OF,
Wednesday, the 2lst July. on which Day
on the opening of the wheels the price OF
tickets will be advanced TO TWELVE
DOLLARS-present prices, viz.
Whole tickets DlO 90 Quarters DE- 5O
Halves 500 Eightbs 70
For sale, warranted undrawn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
One 9th er lot of Land.
SUNDRY SLAVES,

conveyed by the said deed, partly BY Re-.
bert Catleu, and partly by the said Will
am Catlet, il produced by them.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
One other tract

containing one hundred and fifty acre, ,
part of lease devised TO the said Robsrs
by bic father, and purchased by him y;
Henry Curtis, situated 10 the county NJ
Frederick. And also
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
CHEAP LIVING.

Mr.. Goblet mentions an interesting cassot
an English landbolder, who had good estate
mortgaged, and whose substance was decaYng
annually in England. BY Mr. Cobbstt'' ad'
ice he sold his estate, payed off his mortgage.
and found he had 500 pounds year LETT, with
a large family to support The following IS
quoted from the Political Register OF May i
"This was in March 1928. He went home,
and stayed till Mid April and then he came
up and without knowing word OF French ne
went over to France in June last: he rents IN
village in Brittany, nice house, garden, and
about eight English acres of land, for I'O
francs, or about sir pounds OF our money :
year. He keeps horse and cabriOlet' two
cows and brace Of pointers. he keeps mar
servant and maid servant He lives well ana
drinks VINE as much as he chooses. lie mas
most agreeable neighbOrhQOd. and he tod
me. with Joy in his couutenance, which can
not well describe, that he was actually ta|f
by four hundred pounds sterling year.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

We learn from Capt. Spring, OF Tie brig
Jnia. 90 days from Laguira, that when be
sailed 10000 men were ordered 10 be
raised 10 reinforce Boljvar's army in Peru.
They were ordered TO rendezvous 10 the
Valley of Aragua, from thence to proceed
to Puerto Cabello, aud embark for the
Ishmus of Panama, and thence 10 Peru.-
All the English officers 10 Caracas were
ordered TO join the army, and all officers
on parole wers ordered to join their re-
spective corps Immediately.
N, Y. Gag,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
EXQUISITEEESS.

The times and the great oompe'Il0n
ia the arts have rendered it nece''a'!
for every individual TO excel in "Os'
ever business he may be engaged toeO'
sure him any thing like success-hene'
we find an undertaken 10 PhiIsdeIPh,'
advertising superior < elegant oOaro'
for collins Some people have taste ID
these matters. and We are PersUaosS,
there are many fashionabtes wh" "oUa
leave an injunction Oh their e1ecuIU"
to procure elegant ourled boards 81 81
advanced price, and to the ID)ufy"
their poor relatives, rather than PEI.
nit their precious remains TO 10 u
common plain mahogany. or osyWGU"
We have no objection 10 the fGSt WIFI" w.
of such people; all we wish rs that 'ns!
may pc quietly buried, and 'ha' n e
Undertaken may have speedy sac y,
his furpiture. Whimsical az sue. .t 81
idea is, however. isis not 50 bad 81 '"ss
of the fashionable mamma "hU ~
tered the room Of her dying dauS js,,
and with great feeling and m III "on
exclaimed, Julia my dear. VIII yt ~
have pink shrowd or white one =. At
which the modest Julia, fsshlopaO''
the very threshold of death, an' ~ 1oot
sOh! ma, am SO pale, shouIo Dss
shocking in pink, but have me ;opIs.
and delicate blue oDe.' In i've jill .1
afterwards, the delighted julia exP" ant
The same cabinet. maker ns' ' os
and improved cradles we u ssisad,
these matters, in order that our irl0"r
of taste may DO supplied with s 'tat n.
ticls, though we feel aware va c,s !
wise part of our community "0u'O
fer q coffin. -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
lTURBIDE.


Translated for The Louisiana advertiser
from late file Of Mer'can Gazenss
MExIco, 9Th May, 1924.
Official Documents published by order OF
Government.
Letter from his Ercehency d. Augusttn de
hurbide.
The love Of country animated our troops
at Iguala, it led ne TO encounter every OBJ
stacle, and it still burns 10 my heart, not
wihslanding the Decree of the 9Th OF a
pril, 1922, and the means used by certain
authorities to lnlure my good name, all OF
which proce from erroneous impress
sions, or personal malignity respect
the Mexican nation, for whom ] can en-
terrain no Other feelings than those OF al
lection and eternal gratitude
The designs of the European powers
against The new world will shortly be de-
veloped. ! have resolved to place my
self ia situation where may fly to the
aid OF my countrymen, if they should re-
quire my service. suspected that Ger
tain ministers, accredited at the court OF
Tuscany. would use means to Illustrate
my intentions; these suspicious have been
confirmed by pubic acts, with which Inc
sovereign congress are no doubt acqualnt-
ed
III will be for the Representative of
the Nation to consult and decide whether
my services. in military capacity only,
may not be of some utility, by uniting the
public voice and by contributing with my
sword to secure the liberty and indepen-
dence of my country | can offer the most
confident assurances that ] shall be ena
bled to bring with me- arms, ammunition,
clothing, and money; and soIemnly pro-
test that when see Mexico with her Ii
berty secured. her people united, and her
enemies .vsnquisbed, | shall mos: cordially
congratulate her on the dangers she has
passed, and cbeerfully retire to private
life.
Ny first wish is for the happiness of my
country, and for her offer up my iervent
vows 10 Heaven
AUGUSTINE DE ITURBIDE.
Lbndon, 18Th Feb. 1924.
To the Sovereign Constituent
Congress OF Mexico,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA
LLCe'tcHOJ O0Ft. o
MARTINIQUE, March l6, 1924.


MARTINIQUE, March i6, 1924.
GENERAL-The bearer OF this letter to
your Excelency is NJ. Chasseriau, who is
about proceeding TO Costa FIrne, agreea
bly, to my orders; and wbo carries various
communications to Cumsna, La Guayra,
Caracas, and other places. These have
Tor their principal object the conlradic.
ton OF those Iumors which have been pro-
pagated tor some time past by certain TO-
rejgn journals, OF design on The part OF
France 10 aid Spain in the war which eX'
lists between her and the new governments
of Der South American possessioDs.-
These reports, which are probably kept
alive by maievoleDt spirit are totally
without foundation. As however they
may excite inquietudes & alarms, which |
am anxious 10 dissipate, deem them suit
hcienl motive Tor addressing myself 10 the
Generals and IntendaDls OF Departments,
as we'll as to the CornmaBdsnis OF the
Ports OF Colombia, and also to your tx
cellenCy, In order TO state positively that
my government has never changed IFS po-
litical conduct with respect 10 The differ
ences which exist between Spain and the
governments opposed to her. France adj
heres to the line OF conduct she adopted
from The commencement OF the war, being
ever desrous that it may terminate in
lasting peace, consistent With the mutual
Interests of the billegerents. The govern
ment of his most Christian Majesty desires
ardenty the prosperity and happiness of
those countries, and that il may shortly be
enabled to establish friendly and CONNER
cial relations with lbem. am more par.
ticuarIy impelled at the present moment
to announce to you these sentiments on the
part OF my government, because malice
may seek to excite fresh uneaslRess in this
particular, in consequence OF the arrival
of sone vessels OF var and troops at Mar.
tiniQoe. But these sucCors are merely
iptesded to complete the detences neces-
sary for the maintenance of tranquility in
our colonies, and protect our merchant
ships as we'll az those of other nations "a
gains. the Expectations of privateers and
pirates. | have 10 doubt but that this
frank and honest declaration will satisfy
your Excelency of the falsebood of the
rumois that have been propagared, and
cause the cessation OF any inquieludes they
may have produced; and | am persuaded
that your Excellencg will on your part re.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
s. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

The Liverpool Advertiser of June u, says,
The petition from the merchants of the city of
London, praying speedy recognition of the
new states in South America, was presented to
the House of Commons on Tuesday last, by
sir James Macintosh. On moving that the
petition be brought up, that gentleman deliver
ed most luminous aed mastery speech, in the
course of which he proved to demonstration
that England ought to delay that measure of
justice and expediency no longer. In reply to
the observations of sir James, Mr. secretary
Canning made statement of the present views
of government with respect to South Araeri.
ca, some parts of which were extremely salts
factory. while others were not very Ineligible
One most important fact, however, he disclo-
sed namely, that ministers at length were Of
opinion that they had waited quite long enough
for the example of Spain: that courtesy to-
wards the mother country had no further claims
upon US i; and that Great Britain was now at
full liberty to act upon her own ceunsels.-
Moreover, it Is very gratifying to us, and very
honorable to Mr. Canning, that England has
asecond tiPe refused to become party to any
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

very neatly, and thu people here uss
them instead Of iron Or copper vessels
From, the mar ket we walked into the
Alameda, public walk, or rather park
laid out in lines diverging from differ
eDt centres, and planted with great
variety of trees. The roads are wide
enough to admit the passage OF carrIa.
gee, and is much freqoeDied Oh SUD-
days and festivals. There is foun
tain in the centre of the alameda, which
is supplied with water from the great
squeduct leading from Santa Fe to the
city. The water lie carried along IN
trenches. so as to water the plants and
trees, and 10 then discharged into the
lake. The acqueduct, which passes
close by the alameda, is thirty-three
thousand four hundred and sixty-four
feet in length, supported on arches Of
atone and brick plaistered over. The
water ia brought from the springs of
Santa Fee near the chain of mountains
that separate the valley of Mexico from
that of Lerma and Tolaca. Another
acqueduct, 1896 feet in length. con.
ducts the water from Chapoltepectto
the city. The arches of this acqueduct,
of which there are s04. are nine feet
six inches apart, and tbs columns four
feet thick. The width is about six feet
six inches. The column Of water Is
TIVE feet three inches wide, and two feet
deep. The water Of Chapoltepec' is,
| believe, the best: that Of Santa Fe is
said to contain large proportion of The
car Donate of lime
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
From BuenOs Ayrss paper, ApriE23.

Mcssrs. Editors.-l have just received lei.
ter from Rio Janeiro, dated I'd inst containing
the following inform alton, which being inter-
esting to humanity, send you for publication.
"There have arrived in the packet Argent
no four seamen of the brig Agenoria, who
were taken from a raft One person, said to be
a merchant of this place, had thrown himself
overheard. Those who remained upon theTaf
had agr eed to kill one oftheir patty tor suO'p
ence, and had already given him three wounds,
when the packet fortunately hove In sight,
and took them all on board"
We have also received another letter, ofsame
date, which says, "Mr. De Peau has Just arr
we'd in the packet Argentine, by which vessel
he was taken from raft at sea. on which he
had suffered six days He is badly manned
and wounded, but not MORALLY"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Congress IF the Powers Of Europe relati.. ).

Congress qf the Powers Of Europe rslat;,s \
South America.
But while the Foreign Secretary informs -.
that this country will hencetorth pursue h..
own counseIs, we should have been Glad 70 >.
ceive some hints as to what those counsels A..
likely to be- OF one thing we arc thorovgbI,'
convinced and that IS, that if Mr.. Cano;n,
himself guided the vessel of state, the pravers
of the London and Liverpool petitions wonIa
be very speedily fulfilled. But we are GttI.
afraid, .,ud ging from.the teuor of his speech oS
Tuesday, that his own views on this subject Ar
not the views of the whole Cabinet. Not tb.s
he limited at any such difference of Opinion
but when we contrast the political Sentiment
OF Mr.. Canning with those of certain Of h,
colleagues; when we consider how reluctant.
such man as lord Eldon; for example. mnst
be to the recognition Of reVolutionized COM
try; and when we also consider the doubt which
MIR. Canning expressed, in this discussion -
to the future policy of England, We cannot bnt
suspect that the Cabinet are not unanimous
We have not particle of doubt that the F.
reign Secretary, the president of the Board or
Trade, and the Chancellor of the Excheouer
understand the interests Of this country tn'
well to hesitate as to the recognition of SpsnisS
America for single moment but who win
be bold enough to answer for the preiudcs Of
lords Efdon and Westmoreland
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
AN rNGENloUs INVENTION

A patent has been taken out in Englanal O
a machine, for making all kinds OF sAOT'
gloves, caps and hats, cartouch boxes sI4y
bards and sword sheathes. of one piece Of I"'
ther, without any seam or sewing "hSe'3'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

1t is mentioned in the Brazil letters re-
csived at London, that Lord Cochrane
intended to proceed over land 10 Chill,
for the purpose OF capturing the Spanish
ship of the Line Asia, which sailed several
month. ago from Cadiz to the Pacific.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
LONDON. lime Il

LONDON, June 10.
1t is curious fact that the Prince Re.
gent packet, which ought to have SiIsA
tor r 10 de Jsneifo with the mail OF lbe Ist
current, has been several times detained
and notice has again been gwen, that LET.
tiers will be- in time on Saturday next Nor
a doubt can be entertained that this unu.
su. event is connected with the negocIa.
lions nov going forward in LontOn, be.
twixt the Portuguese and Brazilian Nins.
tiers. and hopes may be encouraged that
they will soon be brought 10 fortunate
conclusion. 1t was rumoured this morn,
ing that The King OF Spain had at length
express ed his desire also TO negotiate viii
his former American Colonies
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31
Mechanic Relief Society,",

A STATED quarterly meeting ;, o. held
N Mechanic Relief Society WI" rr,a,fe
at the Town Hall, on RedHesdgy Ls'
neat, tie 4tb OF August, at 7 ocl0'A'
By order of the President; c.,o,ary
JOHN CORSE, secfe'ssi'
july GO II =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-31

;ect al ipsinuatioos tending 10 render Tue
attentions OF France questionable. IL, :,
Your Excellency ought not 70 oouu' =
nv earnest desire to maintain ir'enu.5 80.
iaiions, and beg you to receive lh'S h; al
sursnce together with that OF my hlsn
eon''oe Count DONZELOT,
Governor of Martinique
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
Baltimore. Eehrun,.n 90

THE GREEK BOY.-The citizens Il R,,.
more VINO nave evInced such generous disposition
to aid the suffering Creeks will be gratied to learn
that Captain Partridge, who formerly super intended
the United States Military Academy at West Point,
and has now Military School under his own direc
non has with true lberalty, applied to have placed
IN ms care the Greek Boy, who alter the massacre
OF his SIX brothers at Scio rescued and sent to
TINS city and IS now here--Caplain Partridge has
generously offered to support and educate him a.
his own expense.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-10
]. SHiNN's PANACEA.

yEyE subscriber having discovered the composition of
4 SWANS celebrated Panacea, has now supply on
hand for sae he has reduced the price from IS 50 to
So 50, or by the dozen "a.
All charitable institutions in the U. States and the poor,
will be supplied gratis.
If the citizens Of the principal cities and towns, will APP
point an agent order and distribute this medicine to the
poor, it will be supplied.
This medicine is celebrated for the ofhe following
Diseases scroula kings evil, liberated purd sore
throat long standing rheumatic affections, cutaneous dis
cases. white swelling, and diseases Of the bones, and all
cases generally of ucerous character and chrome dis
cases. generally arising in debtated constitutions but
more especially from syphilis, affections arising there
from ulcers in the arynX nodes &C. And that dreadful
disease occasoned by long and excessive use OF mercury
&c. 1t is also useful in diseases OF the lNer
CERTIFICATES.
have within the last two years had an opportunity OF
seeing several of very nveelae ulcers, winch nav
ing resisted previously the regular modes OF treatment
we're healed by the use of Mr. Swams Panacea, and do
believe from what have that will prove an mpor
ant remedy in scrouous venerea and mercura diseases
N. CHAPMAN, M. ID.
Professor OF &c Institutes and Practice of Physc in the
University of Pennsylvania.
have employed the Panacea of Mr.. Swamn numerous
instances within the last three years, and have always
found it extremely eicacous, especially in secondary
syphilis and mercurial disease. have no hesitation IN
pronouncing it medicine of nestimabe value.
w. GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Professor of Surgery in the University OF Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. II, 1928.
N d. For sale at Smith & Pearsalls, NJ e. corner OF
Third and Market Streets Philadelphia
dec 80. 1928, o
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-10
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

At meeting of the Republican Committee for
the county Of Sussex, held at George Town. on the
18th inst. the following gentlemen were appointed
TO represent the Republican party OF said County,
as conferees to meet the conerees from the Coun
ties of New Castle and Kent, at Dover on the 8 st
Of this month, viz.-John Tenant, DIR. John White,
Joseph Smith, Esq. William d. NAPLES, Thomas
l.. Judge George Polk, Henry II. Wells, Esq.
John Tunnel, Thomas O'Neal and Philip Mar
vel, lr. And at the same time the following Coun-
ty Ticket was formed and recommended TO the I'M
divided support of the Republicans of Sussex coun-
ty, at the ensuing General Election:
Senators,
JOHN TENANT,
THOMAS l.. JUDGE, in lieu of
S. Paynier, ESQ. resigned.
Representatives..
DR. JOHN WHITE,
CALEB ROSS,
DIR JOHN CAREY,
kendall Nj LEWIS,
SIMON K. WILSON,
HENRY H. WELLS, Esq
JOHN TUNNEL.
Levy Court.
JOHN STARR, B. X. II.
ROBERT BARR, N. II.
HENRY LIT TIE, Esq N. w. +. II
JOHN RUST, Chairman.
GEORGE r. FISHER, Secretary
/ George Town, Aug. II, 1894.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-10
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1924.
Valuable Property For Sale.

No. l. two story brick house with two story back
buildings, situate the South side of Broad street. be-
tween Shpley and Orange streets. Among other
nences is pump of the best water in Wilmington oppo-
site the door, part of which belongs to the property
The buildings are nearly The above would be eX-
changed for property in the country.
No 3 frame house and lot on Broad street, between
Orange and Tatnall streets.
No 3. frame house Sbipley street, between Broad
and Hanover streets. The terms will be accommodating,
small portion only of the purchase money being wanted
For further particulars apply to the subscriber No. Is,
Broad street.
NJ The advertiser being about to move into the coun-
try and wishing to close all speedily possible,
requests the immediate attention of all persons indebted
to him. BENJAMIN w. BRACKEN.
Sept. 9. 75-3m