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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
ssR MARINE LIST. sssssl
Education.
Education.
MR. CADEN most respectfully informs
lV1 the citizens of Alexandria, that his
MIGHT SCHOOL

will open on he eth inst. wherein will
be taught all The branches Of an English
educatioD, book keeping and smathema-
tics. Should class of book keepers OF.
fer. course Of lectures 90 domestic fac
forage, and company accounts. accounts of
exchange, negotiation OF bills, balance and
differences OF accounts, &c Will be de-
livered to them, 10 which the merchan, or
accountant will be taught both theory
and practice in general terms. Whereas
the present mode of teaching by those
who consider themselves adopts m the art,
is confined TO particular cases, the adVan-
tages of the former method over the latter
are very considerable, inasmuch as II
shews the merchant or accountant at the
moment that the cost and charges OF the
outward bound cargo are sscerialned how
to prepare bis journal TO answer all he
possible cases of sales and returns IN two
entries. The sales OF gains, OF loss, or
neither, compose the first entry; a return
equal TO, less than, or greater than the net
proceeds comprises the second. Now by
the common method, the book keeper Is
obliged to make six different entries to
correspond with the six cases abovemen
toned, which unquestionably mulupiies
his labor; and when 1t can, it should be a.
voided. Mariners who wish to study ia
vigstion shall be intructed in all the yari.
Gus saiIngs, and laugh, the method of find
ing the longitude at sea by lunar observa
ton. Terms per quarter for reading
writing, and arithmetic, 8 dollars. Other
branches in proportion to the number in
each class.
NIB. A few more pupils can be adj
mtted into both the male and female a
partments of the day school. Terms OF
the day school, for reading writing. ar'in'
metic, English grammar, geography, con-
struction of maps, history, and the use OF
the globes applied TO geography, ana as
tronomy, 5 dollars per quarter. fens:,
INK and pencils furnished without any aa'
ditionai charge. 81 sept -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25

,saas VIII be exposed to public sale at
NaE the Trap, on Saturday The I'd dog
Of October next. the schooner FIRST Al
TEMPT, now lying in MaIlow's Creek,
The terms Of sale will be made known on
the day OF sale. w. w. DUNNlNGTON.
Charles County, Md. sep 8 Az
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
The Stockholders II, the Fire Insurance

Company If -heaandtaa
A7ILL plea Sc take notice, That an e
w lection fot ,weiYe directors via
take place at their ofhcs ON Royal slfeets
on Monday, The first day Of November
mart, between tht hours oi ~ 4 " dna
z o'clock P NJ. J. b. NICK0LLs, sec.
N. >. The transfer book viii be closed
from 2o'clock, T. d. eth Oc. unlI' ale
ter the election.
sep Rs Iaw3lSd0fe
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25

pDivine service may be
expected in the first Presbyterian Cbsrch,
TO- morrow, al the usual hour, by the Rev.
Mr.. Moore.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
For tie alexandria Gazette.
LA FAYETTE.

The American people, without single
exception, feel towards Gen. La Fayette'
sentiments of respect for his character,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
SUG,3R REFINERY.

and the buildings attached thereto, si:Uat-
ed on Atreo-st. with all the UTENSILS
necessary for snch an establishment, Dpw
in the occupancy OF Messrs Douglass and
Nc Lean. Also, that very desirable Buick,
as,.,.,, DWELLING HOUSE, situated
A4Fs adjacent to The Sugar House, and
as;ssa surrounded by spacious garden
Aa!sss. sc. The ierms sill be uery Gc-
comhodating, and made known on The day
OF sale.
It is deemed useless 10 give any detailed
account OF tins property, as those desirol55
OF purchasing will doubtless view 1t teio.e
the day OF sale. Il may, however, &e
proper to stale, that the property is local.
ed in most desirable situation; that HE
Refinery has never beer Idle; that It's cnu.
structlon and utensils are OF The hes EiiJ:
and that very profitable use hos always
been made OF It.
As he executors are DESTROYS OF closing
their trust, they are anxious to sell this e.
tabishment, and lsVite the attention Of
those at distance.
NORMAN r. FIFTH GH,
JACOB DOUGLASS, Ex'rs.
sept
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
Landing this DAY,

Landing this Day,
IvROM schnr. Blacksmith,
Z S quarter casks Lisbon wine
10 bags Laguira coffee
5 bbIs 4tb proof whlskeyi
100 realms wrapping paper.
For sale by
sepS S, MESSERSMITH.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
SUGAR REFINERY
FOR SHE

FUN SdLE.
DURSUANT to the last will and testas
l. men. of Daniel Mclean, deed, will be
sold al pablo auction, on the pre- mi.es on
Tuesday. the 1914 Of October neat, that
10 O Ii knnun hrick
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
Notification.

Notification.
INTENDING, ere il be long 10 revisit
4 Europe hose to whom am in ebted,
OF modern date will please call 90
ALEXANDER HEADEkt ON. /
sept Is 81 y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25

For Philadelphia,
Ak, The schnr. BETSEY, Captain
IE6&G Saloman; will sail by the g5th.--
For freight or passage apply TO
sept 23--3t r. H. ROWLAND.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25

The Adams Corresponding Committee
II fredericksburg have al length comp'e-
.ed heir Electoral Ticket. which our read
sr. will find on The cd page. together with
an able address to the voters of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-25
arExANDR1A,
.rraDaY MORNING, SEP T. e5.

". are informed that some william en-
,,hs store of Mr., Catlett, grocer, in
~ ). lace. on Monday night. and robbed
Wv ~ q bis pocket book. containing about
~ n,oo The fo.sing door being consider
IL =. vorn at the bottom, rendered il easy
-. leo the lower bolt; and by breaking
= ,l.s, in the transom-light. access was
,,,;oed to the upper one.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

has purchased the remainder of the edi-
J ton of This valuable aud popular, School
Book, published IN this town, last winter, BY Mr..
Green, AID now offers il 70 the trade, to mer-
charts IN the country, school Committees, Pre-
ceptors Of Academies, and others, BY wholesale
or retail, on liberal ierIns.
.4Ls0--Now Publishing, viii be out, in a few
dass, and for sale as above. INcERSOLL'S
GR-4HAi7R ABRIDGED, for young learners,
price 37A cents.
w. II has also purchased the edition Of the
MERCHANTS ASSISTANT & CLERK S
-u.9G.9zE.Nf, by n. G. Jrweit and ID. Clarke,
containing tie forms ofNgriiiass nee essary ii the
tra=sact.ons 0i husiness Drtween man and man
the eA4 farlfos Ba.ies, aar complete Probate
Directory. This book should De IN the haHds OF
every Farmer, Mechanic, and Merchant, and
will enable them to execute al their own wri-
tings in legal manner, and save the eNpenee Of
employing a lawyer. Price, 81, Aug. 81.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

Elisha Taryer OF Knoxville, in this state
drew one hail of the 100 600 dollar prIze ~
the State Lottery Of MARY land. Fortune
could not have smiled on man more worthy
of IT, Mr. Tarver has been hitherto slngu-
larry unfortunate. 10 Clinton, few years
ago, be lost bis all by fre.-He lately went ID
knoxViile, one of our frontier towns, aud SCI
up tavern. Those who have stopt at his
house, represent him 20 be most accommo-
dating man 10 his business, 50 far as bis means
extend.
Now that he is raised 50 far above What he
had any reason % expect, there is no aitera-
ton perceived in ms conduct. He pursues his
business with the same industry-eyinces the
same spirit Of accommodauon-and seems not
20 realize the change 10 his condtic2. 10
snort he bears his good fortune as as man
and as a christian. Journal
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
10 THE PUBLIC.
| have used the above named


PnI.s and BITTERs, tar number uf years
both ior ny family and 10 my practice as
Physician, and knowing their whole compol
tion, hesitate not I'd recommend, ana dn fe-
commend them 70 the public generally,
throughout the United States, be the safest and
most useful medicine % be kept il every fam
lily aud used where similar Medicines afe
necessary ana proper eafaring men should
never pat 10 sea without them.-l beg cave.
ith Que Difference, 20 recommend io aii re-
gular Physicians, ihst they make usf 0l tham
IL ;heir practice thtJ beng I'D my opinion,
the bet compositioH OFT kind fer commoa
use. DANIEL CLARK.
Portland. MAINE Oct 1928
Having examined the composition IF whsh
the Fills OF Mr.. simpson are made, I am of
~ opinion that they are a safe and eiirA
cious cathartic, and I believe them faithfully
prepared. DANIEL ROSE
1homaston, Me. Jun "a 1924
LT The above fills aud bdtors aFs Akr-
WISE for sale AZ most Or the principal towns
IN Maine, and various other Of the U. States
and may be had in quantity q the Pr1pre,
Cor az Thomaston, who holds himself respun-
slble for faithiulness and care il their COM
position and preparation, IS Il is done with
ms own hands, aud neve entrusted Cd others.
10 guard against impositions All the dirsc-
tons will be signed ~
BROWN STIMPSON. the Proprietor.
Ihomaston, August 81. 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
CHEMICAL EMBROCATION,
OR
Whitwell's Improved OpodeIdOC

IT HIS article is ID the Liquid form and i
= considered BY he first physicians In The
NJ. ,. 70 rank higher than any other compost
tIon ID existence nv the following con-
plants, viz. Bruises, Sprains, Govt, Rhcuma-
tism. Cnmp, Nurbness weakness or sfiffness
a the neck 0r limbs. Cbilblaius, Chapped
hands, sting'- ~ insects. Vegetable Poisons.
&c. &c. u is applied both 70 man aud beast.
SERIOUS CAUTION
The public cannot he too much urrn their
guard against me numerous increasing ana
vile limitations Of his original and excellent
competition. Recommended TN ono al th.
most eminent NJ the faculty IVY Americai
made by various persons ID their own uamss.
which is sometimes sold for Genuine & some
times palmsd off upon the purchaser freace-
ably ifthty can. iorribly W they mnsio at Z
less price, as bait, with the unqualified and
impudent declaration that they are as good
aud even better than The original. Most of
these wretohed substitutes. however, have
80 oGea Be u Tsiarnsd a. iaiaiig ,loFfhiess. that
with little attention. and hg insisting up
IN receiving WhihueH's Dpodtidat. these a-
hominahls imposiiious wili w a great meas
ure be effect aa.iy oaunferscted
FACTS IN The CASE.
The undersigasd wa the original and cole
inventor 81 The Chemical Emhrrratiou, which
is ltcgether different usd.rine from runs-
mon Opodeid0c az any uf The ephemeral anh
bastard race now An rxisten e--the demand
ior l' was created by Hs peculiar merits, and
by vast expenditure 81 the time. labor and
resources "a its proprietor The nr1atr1rts rs-
spectacle rtrilf ntes rhieh accompany fhis
ncdietae apply 70 this article and ~ other
The public knor no ofher-fhe pHrrhGstr tE-
Ptcts ro other. All attempts therefor io suh-
stiute different composition for mine. Wv tc
make q 10 my name, Is noe only a violation
af the great Christian Maxim. but 81 An in
suli and dscepti0n upon TIE community. Fr-
pugnant % every aTiucipis NJ honor. candos
and justice. aud il moral sense. II not ia
IA court "a Law, might be Construed into an
aci ui even EreHteF atroritT.
JOHN r. WHITWELL.
al q FOR S.5LE-
The Aromatic SNUFF. for
Hsadurbs end Cliarrh, up. TFhHp.lis Grona
Cordial sienleehie Dsisrgsnf BfTTARS. ~
cents paper.
scid wv MERRILL L MITCHELL
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

TO be drawn in one DAYS drawing, which will
soon be announced. Holders OF prizes are re-
quested 10 exchange them tor undrSwn Tickets.
-freseni price, $3.50 Tor Wholes, 81 so for
Quarters, Us Gents for Eighthsf Tickets and
parts may lie had of Lauriston Ward, Esq. Of
Saco, Henry Little, Esq. OF BuckspOrt Mir. sam
Portland
Letters by Mail, (rost paid enclosing cash or
pnze Tickets, promptly attended to likewise
letters inquinuE tue fate OF tickets must be pos
paid, Or they will not be attended 10 by
NJ. DAVIS.
Portland, September T.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
The Unifed States Liferars
Gazette.

IL = think i proper % siaie. for ihe inionna-
w fiup fihosrn h1 may #h tu form iuaf
opinion WI the ma ris amh character lf this Gar
cite that the editor I'D cuniritff9rs tnfaEco, are
prartised writers, and most 81 Sem wei Known
no the public as contributors u Our beet penoA-
icai publications and We behave ourselves au-
ih0rised II siating that the res SIS, essays, and
miscellaneous articles oiierel % oag readers,
win h. ihe work "a those, lrapsf minds arr ns
highly gifted by nature Rnt as well Hnrmrca
and disciplined ~ siudy ana composition, b
those employed b the support Of any hierarl
Journal W this country
II win be our principal object. to make Che
Gazette Gsnerai Literary bisliigtnccr, and we
stall spare no pains % MAKE the work not only
faaririirt but EnilriainiH4 II may TIE well
also i0 state, that ihis Wor4is cheaper, than any
other Of the kind published Id tnis country
Each No. contains the auount OF - commou
$40 pages.
a. il may be thought hat We are sanguine
with respect 20 the merit "a our work, we SUBJ
join the opinions Of several Of our most res
peutable ediiors
CUMMINGS. HTTLIARD SKY GO.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
Removal

N. 7. :. PRENTICE,
respectfully informs the iniah
- iiants M Portland ana iis vicinity ihai hu
has removed tu Csurr Street. Wy here Ep riil NY.
tend % The various operations 81 lie Teets
PuriiaHd. June 18Th, ls24
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
FEATHERS.


YEyHAf extensive TRAIT Of iani. situated on
IL the Kennebec river. commonly called The
Miiion Acres or Bing3ams purchase, Is
now offered Tor sale % actual settlers or favora-
Die tersns Tue high reputation Of keaaebec
lands Is too generally known, 20 need any des-
cription 81 son. o. Recommendation whatever
The Kennebec river runs through the centre Of
this tract. aad there Il a road opened upon each
side ST IL. u2 ID the Dead river, or West branch
where thrs unite "a ore great road leading direct
10 Qaehes. Several Townships are run outiniO
lots, and settlers are going On, and making im-
pr0vemenss rapidly.
The title to this tract Of land IS indispafabie
TIE Deeds from the Commonwealth Of Mesa
chnsctts ia William Bingham, Esq. may b. seen
on the records 0f kcnnebec Cnanty and the
authority al The Trustees TO sea ard convey thv
same Is vested in them By the VIII Of TIE saia
William BsaEhan, Esq. deceased, which Alsn
may be exaniaed ~ applying At the Probate
Oaic> 81 said County ef Kennebec.
Those persons who wish 20 purchase any Of
these lancs viii please 10 make application 20 the
subscriber IL Ellsworth, who j. aata0rred % con-
tract tor the same or 70 Col CALrB Jrwrrr
IT Norridgew0ck. who viii be able to give any
information respecting them.
JOHN BLACK,
Agent fnr she Trustees IL the Is
tate OF Wm. Bingham, Esq deceased
- Annlicati0a msy be made personally, or III
writinr 10 the Agent az Ellsworth, Err Timbes
.lands particularly describing their situation.
EtirsortA, june !, ls2f SIN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
Store to Lei.

STORE NIL. .. Markef-@quare. Main-St--
- For terms, apply ~ No 5, Musseys Row
Portland, Sept ;.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
RICH WHEELS

THE SIXTH DAYS drawing IL the Canal
Lottery took place last Tharsday--oniy
one more to haish. The following Prizes were
sold b.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21

The United States Literary Gazette Is pub
lished Oh the Isl and 18th day NJ every mouth
each number containing l6 quaFto pages of three
columns each, printed with new and handsome
types, and on paper Of superior qualify.
TERMS-S5 per anuum, payable in siK
months from its commencement C TIL N CO
.4gents-WM. HYDE, Portland
III GRAY a. Co. and
JOHN WI FOSTER, lor'''aollh'
Boston, Sept a, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
cardiag, Dyeing and Dressing

lsHE subscriber has new double CAR
DING MACHINE. 4 1-2 Miles from
Portland. 81 Mr.. wshes Grist Mili. Presumpscui
Falls. which cards without cutting or uub5ing the
WOOL, and makes good Rolls
--.4LS0-
Dresses ciuih at the same place, and At Portland
ear NaaHhan's bridge. WHERE he colours silks
g'rapes. Genslemen's Goats. Panfalooas and othes
foods without ripping or shutting and cleanse
noas. ROBERT THOMPSON.
y. Bile keeps an Indigo Satior colouring
Indigo blue.
Portland, August 5, ls2s
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
GTINs0 On
Celebrated Bili0liN-k stfs tllla
RFTTERS,

WILL WV Arpt ranstaniy ar hanA hF
NFNRFt Jaw MITCHELL MI AnH
hsad a. Uuisa street. sole vrnaeFs iof
land ana sisviriaity ard will tie fala nsit
ale nnd retail. People in town sna cpAAifE
We invited tr csliaud pufchafe-
The enlightened public as vel - fhftt
cian.. are aware that most decreases. ine4ffnt
IVY thfs and aihsr climates. NV praiureA lu
great degree lrom 4 collection ai cnlA tisti4
uhlesm and bile on The iuner ceats ci ihf
prfma via. occasianea ny irrgufHt cnida anH
ohstructed perspirAii1n, Whereby hr Aiani-
arh ceases IA perform its o1irs property, d-
zesticu Is impaired, the various .QpciiNps If
ihs system re disturbed. the terfrtinnf hH-
GENE morbid, Tire blood and juices ni thf ha'
~ become obstructtd 81 accelerated indur-
TX thereby long train Of complaints, sash
may terminate seriously M nai iaiHiI.
To prevent which. thc above IlLL- are
respectfully and confidently receumcadtt
40 tho public a. the safest and best remedy
DOW WI NE, iuasmurh they afe rrnPff 1r
any age IA either sex. in mos. AA siiuatians
and circumstances.
The srOMACHiC Buffers me- NEST Att
mirauly calculated, nDi cuig tu benefit the
sick aud irfrm. But will serve tn keep up
and euliyen the health and Csc spirits e
those who are we'll and need nut Physicians
They Will increase lhc appetite. pfrut~sE AA
gestion, strengthen sud ingiscrate the shcie
system.
Among the various complaints inF Which
the above PILLS BlTTERs are unrum-
mouly beneficial, Is pam ia fhs head 8.snsar
super. .fa,uisney. Joui stomach, collie, VIA,
lraTns. cosiirsncss, Jutadits dJEsHftrs, aisia
bed sleep, AZ AZ. beng some "a The complaiAl4
induced BY the causes above mentioned,
The efficacy Of these ILLS has been Al
often proved. and " becoming w. greatly
known. that II ~ unnecessary AZ trouble fbr
public with a long hst a vouchers ior thea
merit. = he proprietor will only offer ihe ial
lowing Testimonial. w Doct. CLARK. late di
tins town, whose medical skill Has ~. been
lacknow lodged ~ The public and If ihe
Hen. Dcct- RosE, v hose high character ana
standing with the people "a Maine, added
70 his prciessic Dal skin aud great practicsl
knowledge a Medicine, will not fail % ss-
cure, for he opinions, the entire coHhdgngt
~ fhp DutiFC
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
NI. DAVIS.

There has been no prize over 2oe dollars drawn
yet. The following Prizes viii be coating and
must come out the next days drawing 80
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-09-21
R4NCHORS
G. B. BROOKS & son

HAVE received a coed assortment OF AN.
l1 CHORS, Of the first quality.
ANCHORS of any size. may w had w short
notice-dslivered here al the iolesa Bosioa p~i.
cet --.3LSD--
80 PLOUGH S--0ne new CHASE and HAR.
.ESS. 10 wv cold low March 81 WI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
of letter 10 The Editors othe r.
Hbjp.
Eannnier Cnunin. 2Nh ,Lllu 1871.

TdNQUW COunIy. -OW jug IB-4.
"From a free and frequent interchange
Of opiuiuu with the people in tie adj cent
counties of Fauqnicr, Londnun and Fred
trjck, containing a gre ter aggrrglt" white
population than any three counties in the
State, ! am convinced that = majority Of
the votes are in favor of Mr. Adams, in OPP
postum Ia all the other candidates. lfthrre
tickets are run, | am convinced that Mr.,
Adams VIII have a majority OF five or six
hundred votes in these three countics."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
From he Ulncl ester (Ya.) Republican.
TIE SEASON.

We have conycrsed with a gentleman
Just returned from Il journey through the
coun les mp The rahey, who assures us that
the harvest in general is very abundant.-
In Shenandoalr, Rockingham aud Augusta,
the WHEAT and rye cr"ps are good. and the
oat and clover fields cxcerd those nf any
preceding year. Hay is So abundant that
many farmers do not think It worth while
to mow fields that would bring from one 10
two tons per acre, of the best kind. The
flax is u~neom,nonly fnc, and the prospect
of q urn crop never was better, though not
so forward as last year. He contradicts the
report ola destructive in1ammatory quinsy
raging in the neishhorhood Of Staunton.-
He saw a great number of persons %ailected d
with a kind Of J. Quincy Adams fever, mt
of a indignant nature, but inrlining rather
10 the mild features of an epidemfc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03

coMNugfcATUp
10 TIE friends Of JOHN q ADAMS, Il
HE eonnfg Of .}mhefst.

a meeting Of such 81 the citizens Of Am
hcrst county as are friendly 10 the election
oil JOHN QUINCY ADAMS To the next pre-
sidency, VIII be held at Lindsay Coleman
tavern, at the eoart house, on the FIRST day OF
next August court. II is hoped that as many
Of Mr.. As friends asscan, will attend. 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
10 the friends qJ q ADAMS, IN III
county Of, Bcjford.

Tie citizens OF Bedford, friendly 10 the
s~lection IF JOHN QUINCY ADAMS are re.
aies,ed TO meet at Mr.. William Terry's Ia.
vern, in Liberty, ON the first day of Ansist
court, 10 make such arrangements rs may be
necessary TO promote that important o ject.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
CONVENTION.

Tohe People OF CampbnH county.
II is proposed 10 discuss at Campbell
courthouse, on the first DIS OF the nrXi
August court, the subject of a { onveution.
All those citizens who feel an interest IA
this important subject, are tespectGdlyre
quested To attend.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
The .Nep York .~3itreartile .1drcrtiStr,
IlIu or
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


The packet ship Queen Nab, Captain
Richards, arrived yesterday from Havre,
bringing advices to the 10th June, and from
Paris To the 18th. Capt. Richards states,
that It was not known WHEN LA FAYETTE
would embark for this country, aud is Of
opinion that he would not be ready as soon
the f"st OfJuly,
There was no particular news in France.
A successor to C~heteaubriand had not been
appointed.
Disturbances continued in Spain.
From PonTuGAL.--The New York
Evening Post states that by the ship Eu
ropa, at That port from Lisbon, inlnrma
ton is received that the Marquis Of Aur.
orutis WAS 4 prisoner in the Castle, and
that every t.,ag continued quiet. The
triumph obtained by the king over his
consoft and her party, continued to he
viewed as the consequence of the predo
minant influence Of England over Russia.
The Europa left Lisbon on the 18th June.
RCssIA.-A treaty between Russia g.
the United States, has been brought to
New York by Mr., Bull, a passenger in the
Ganges from st. Petershurgh, who is also
charged with dispatches for our govern
infnt. The treaty is believed TO relate to
thai r0ri oEtae aorih west coast, within