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cent--at some moments OF particular de.
nand and scarcity II to Ia has been OBJ.
tanned tor small quantities. The Csrojua
piilared dollar Tor the market IS alw avs
worth !, and at Salnarang during crop
tue from g 10 8 per cent. more than the
Feriinands
We have accounts from Manila TO the
middle OF September, by the Dutch ship
Paiembang--no American vessels there
The Cadet, OF Boston. arrived thereon
thei 9Th OF Aug. and lett the 27th-she as
from and returned to Canton. An Ameri
can vessel was seen on The 81 Of October
bound for Manila.
We lsarn BY the Palemhsng that an at
tempt had been made by several officers
in the kings service, assisted ny the halt
blood natives, 10 overturn The governme nj
OF Manila. The revolu,ionists took pos
session of the place during the absence OF
The Governor 10 The country, with part OF
the European troops, and declared a cap
tain OF The kings troops Sovereign of the
Philippines, and concluded that their de.
signs were accompanied: but with a
prcnp,iiude entirely unforeseen by The In
surgenis, the Governor, with some faithful
troops, marched against the City-reco.
yered The principal fortress, aud before
the new made sovereign and his adhe.
rents could recover from their surprise,
they were taken prisoners, and by sLin.
mary process the principal and ringIead-
ers were ordered 10 be shot. The eide.
want emperor and several subal,erns and
sergeanls suffered, in all l9-and all was
gu ct again. Sugars quoted at Dl per pi.
cul-60O0O on hand.
An attack was expected upon Penang
the latter part Of October, by The natives
OF Qulda, the coast opposite, who lie
mand their king, now with the Eng
il is said the sovereign of Sam is the in-
stigator. The government OF Penang
have refused 10 give up the king OF Quda,
sGd the natives were gathering in hosts up
pon tie shores opposite. The force at
Penang does mol amount to regiment,
but they have seut to Bengal Tor rein.
forcement. Our informant says, should
the natives venture upon Penang, the
buildings will probably be destroyed, and
the island laid waste, but thinks the fort
will protect the Europeans From Quida
10 Pulo Peoang, across the Strait, the dis
lance is not more than two miles.
Spices are now allowed 10 be exported
from BATAVIA to any part OF the world in
vessels OF every nation If taken TO The
Netherlands no import duty will be de-
handed, il accompauie with proper GER
tiicates OF shipment from Batavia. No
spices allowed 10 enlrepot, or 10 be land.
ed here from any other than a Dutch CO.
iouy--,hey must remain in the vessel that
brings them, and oe taken away in her,
No American vessels in port.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

Domestics, Russia Goods, etc.
NNIILLIAM FOwLE & Co. have now
w landing and in store, for sale Oh Ii
berai terms,
eco bales OF bleached and brown cot
ton shirtings aud sheetings OF every
description.
pl5 bales checks and stripes
ESQ pieces Russia shee,iDg
$50 do Of heavy and light Ravens duck
800 do Russia diapers
80 do do drilings
q5U bolts lst, cd & Sd quail. Russia duck
~ tons ST. Petersburg hemp
do cordage
10 bales feathers
$50 casks OF nails assorted sizes
AZ tons Swede's iron
10 10 5 Ssd ss N o;'sso' SUGARS.
10000 lbs. green and ST Domingo coffee
5000 DO Sunatra pepper
goo boxes mould candles Of sizes 4 10 Is
Jamaica and N E run
London particular and Sicily Ma
deira wine in pipes, bali pipes,
quarter and half quarter casks
Tenerifs and Malaga do
Cogaac brandy, Seignett's brand
Hampers OF porter and wine bottles
SO boxes tin
100 bbIs beet Boston inspection
march 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

Porter, Ale i Crab Cider;
Vines, Liquors, Groceries, &c.
Nv E have received, per sloop Con.,i-
w tuition, from PbiladeIphis, our
FIRST SPRING SUPPLY
Of Superior Qualify porter. ale. and ciab
CIDER, for sale, on moderate terms, by he
barrel or dozen.
ALSO,
Madeira. (old and sup Murdoch L }. H.
March 4 Co.'S brands
Port, claret. l.. P. Teaeriffe, ,y,Npc
Lisbon and sweet Malaga Vines
Old cognac and peach BRANDY
Holland and Anchor GIN
Jamaica and Antigua OLD Rum
High proof and common WHlSKEY
Fine TEAS, particularly selected
Sugars, spices, groceries, &c.
Goshen cheese;wine biters; cordials, etc
Superior SALAD OIL, in TASKS
Demijohns, from hall gallon to six
Market baskets, fresh supply
Liverpool ground alum and sack salt
Clover seed, &c. &c. &c
VIM DUNLAP g. SON,
Royal-street, next door to the City Hotel.
Alexandra. March 80
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
i, ,,o R,Tca OF cousTEhFElrs.

1t appears from the following extract Of
aleiter from gentleman mar S.sntOn
Lower Caasda. To the cashier OF one OF
the bsaks in the CITY of New York, under
date of tue 2Sd of March, that there has
lately been a new emission of counterfeit
bills. and tina, the public should. therefore,
be on the look out. lState''aan
81 take the earliest opportunity 10 in
form you and the public. OF new ennis
sion OF counterfeit bank notes, which il
is expected will go Immediately into Cir
culal,ou: ten dollar notes OF the Bank OF
Utica, neatly executed; the general ap-
pearance of ihe note j. equal TO the genu.
Inc onas, and only varies in some iriilng
respects Murray, Draper. Fa,rgisn Go.
falls close on the little field, which eoclos.
es the denomination figures The end
dies are shorter than the true ones, and
the space in the centre OF The straight end
die is yisloly too narrow; it is in imitation
OF cha ok letter. In the dark ground work
oil the vignetie, is small difference; the
centre leaves OF the 'ree are shade dark
er: the hand o the Indian, holding the
bcw, differs. Tne counterfeit may pro
badly be detected by toe paper, or the
psrness Of the writing INK and the differ.
. ence III the dies.
Five dollar notes Oh the Franklin Bank,
m imit,iion OF Maverick j. Dursnds WORK,
executed by sumo remarkable workman,
in imitation o check letter G 40 materi-
al difference exceplin he centre circle o:
the LETT hand margin, the paper VIII vary t.
en- dollar notes on the rhGLix Bank OF
New Ycrs, plate altered from FIVE hun
dred o ;ec--ensraying well done.
Tweay dollar notes OF the Banks OF
'Wil~uogton aud Brandywine; engraving
complete, 40 ,naiation OF Murray \ ORA
per's works; same deficiencies in the dies
as above described.
Five dollar notes on some new Frank
liu bank; plate altered. trom the Bslli-
more Franklin hundred, with Franklin's
head in the ,igne,te "
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500 Reward.
A ROGUE e RUN.aWAY.

81 HOO VIZ ~ HOSV ~ vi l.
Z WILL give, If negro WILLIS IS sp-
l. pretended in The county OF Fauquisr,
a reward Of 7 uenly foe Dollars; il 10 am
other county Of Virginia, Fifty Dollars;
and If in. any other state, One Hundred
Dollar,-in either case be is 10 be secur.
ed.
He once belonged to Mr, Jas. Edmonds,
and lived about three miles from Warren.
ton, Fauquier county, Va. He is dirty
mulapo, about 30 years old, Of low STA.
ture, and inclined 10 be tat. His forehead
high, the hair upon the Top Of bis head is
thin. his teeth are white, and The spaces
between those 10 front seem to have been
made with dentists file. He had when
he left home great coat OF drab cloth lin
ed with yellow flannel, With 4 large cape
with buttons; short blue coat Of long
nap, new, and breecbes OF the same kind.
II is said that be wore pair oil old dfatr
breaches over then. He was detected at
the time Of bis elopement, 10 breaking O.
pen The store OF Mr.. Erasmus Helm, War
renton, and 10 escaping left bis hat behind
him. For one or two years he has driven
a wagon between Wsrrenton and Alex.
andria, and was, until within q few
months, 10 The employment of Mr.. Nelson.
S. Hutchinson INMAN HORNER.
Warrenton, Fauquier co. March SO.
april 8 3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
A Horse Lost.

~ S,rayed from my stable on
MswSEySSatur.iay last. "a BAY HORSE.
@sS He is about Is bands high, 8
s.slseks Ayesrs old, has blaze lace, a
scar on the withers produced by istula,
and recently has been docked; trols fast
and PAGES, as the jockies term il, side
at.s.ii,ae He is well formed and dark
slender legs. He may be on the common.
OF Alexandra, or It is probable has taken
the direction to DumfTies. whers he was
formerly owned. A liberal reward will
be given Tor his recovery.
HENRY c. SLADE.
an & n
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Cider. Tea. Cotton, &c.


r lindsay Z. HILL have just received
A32 bbls. Newark cider, prime qlty.
10 chests Y. Hyson tea, fresh
40 bales cotton, superior quality
40 bbls. Cumberland whiskey
an do do. do. old
100 bushels r. ! greeniug apples
10 casks new rice
10 do. Goshen cheese
N. Orleans sugar 10 hhds u bbls.
Molasess in d. do'
Imperial tea, 10 ten catty boxes
Mess & Prime pork, N. Y. inspection
St. Ubes ground alum & fine salt >,
e tons country bar iron, about one ball
plough plates T. coulters
3pipss OF very sup'r Cognae brandy,
All OF which they offer on accommodate
ing terms. april S--st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

WAsHIs6roN, April Sat very hume.
rousmeetins, composed OF citizens OFT the Dis
trct. and OF many respectable citizens from
various parts OF the Uniled States, convened al
the City Hail. Oh the I'd OF April, by a notice
inthe National intellisencer-
Thomas LAW was called to the Chair, and
CuARLEs Gloves vas appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object OF
she meeting and at their request, submitted at
large ms views on tt subject, concluded BY
proposing the following resolutions;
Res0ired, That it is the sense of this meeting
that the present situation of the country impe-
,iouSly demands some legislative interference,
which can only be rendered effective by the
creation ola National Currency, which, under
proper regulations, will give employment to
labor, stimulus TO pnbfic industry. and visor
to the pregress of all kinds of internal I'M
provement.
Resolved, That committee be appointed,
whose duty IL shall be to prepare memorable
Congress, setting fortn the present condition OF
society, and asking such enactments on this
subject as NAV appear expedient and proper,
and that said committee be instructed to cor
respond with other cities in the Union. and to
ask their cooperation IN soliciting the interpo-
sitioD OF Congress.
These resolutions were supported in aspeech
of considerable length, by Gen. Walter Jones,
and, after some further discussion, In which
Judge Woodward. Iessrs. Law, Jones, and
Watterston. took part, the resolutions were u
unanimously adopted.
IL ,vas tll,shsr resolved, That the committee
consist of FIVE members; that the chairman OF
this ,ncetp 2 DE the chairman oftne said com
miCtee, and taat ne appoint the other members
oil the committee.
Res0ipea, That the proceedings be signed by
the Chairman ana Secretary, and published
IN the newspapers IN this city
THOMAS LAW, Chairman.
CHaELEs GLOVER, Secretary,
The COMMITTEE appointed in pursuance OF
the ABOVE resolutions, consist OF the following
gentl. neu: Thomas Law, Walter Jones, DR..
L. Watkin, and Elias B. Caldwell, Of Wash.
inston; Gen, Walter Smith, of Georgetown.
We extract the following from an Ohio
paper; If upon trial, il should prove 10 be
true, i,s value can scarcely be appreciated.
The indigsstibe property Yf rancid but
ter, together With lis general tendency to
ipjure the lone of the stomach, should pre-
vent il, use by all whose means enable
them 10 procure the article sweet and
fresb; and by those without The means, ia
sugar and moiasses they have substitutes,
which are less costly and more nutriciuus
and healthy, and to children generally,
more grateful. Phil. paper.
METHOD.
The night before chnrning the milk or
IA Eafs
clear FIRE. Soon as it ha. bolied, strain it
into The churn, WHICH must stand IN cold
water during Twelve hours, when, by
slight churning, il viii becume swee, but
Ter, which will remain so for years.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
80 MARINE LIST, III;
PORT OF ALEXANDRA.
ARRiVED-Aprii6 6.

ARRiVED-Aprii 6.
Schr. Belvidere, Jurdon, Savannah.
Steamboat Potomac. Jenkins, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Robert Cochrane, Madeira.
Sloop Favorite, S!rout Providence.
ARRIVED-APRiL 7,
Sloop intrepid, Hand, New-York, 6 DIS;
freight for the District.
Schr. Cashier and Sally, Hand, Phiia'
delphia; s days.
Sloop Java, Hub5a!, New York; S days.
SAILED
Steam boat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
Schr. Mary.Apn, Swift, Boston.
Ship Pioneer, Crsbtree. of this port,
was spoke March %, Let. 33, 80, lon. -,
80, 81 days from Ams,erdamfor Savannah.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Notice.

TIME ed Annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Bible Society Of .aierandrta,
viii! be held at The Second Presbyterian
Church, on Friday evening the 9Th inst. at
7 O'Clock.
The Board of Directors will also meet
AZ the same place, at 6 O'Clock the same
evening. JAMES ENTWlSLE,
april Sit Recording Secretary.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
For Sale,
A Farm, in Fairfa1 county,

containing 100 Acres, within two miles OF
Alexandris, and lying between the lands
OF Robert Patton and Anthony G. Ca.
zenove, through which the great southern
road passes. Any persons who are dispos
ed 10 purchase. can view the premises, and
ascertain the particulars, from the age MT,
Mr:JAMES CALF, 10 Alexandra.
N. b. II The farm IS not disposed Of al
private sale before the lsl day OF MAY
next. it will on that day be offered at auc-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash.
april 6 tMt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
Public Sale.
THIS DAY at 10 o'ciocI

uOAAS C0lCs
THIS Day at 10 O'CLOCK.
Will be sold on loves wharf, The good
IL Sloop Commodore Perry,
burIhen Al tons. an excellent vessel and
but recently undergone I thorough repair.
pTerms, on credit Of 50 q 81 days.
april 8 S A.. MARSTELLEk.
NIGHT SALE---NewGoods
On FRIDAY Evening
At half past o'clock, wiIlsbe sold at the
auction store, a variety Of elegant new
Fancy Goods, esceiry, &c.
ALSO.
a,, invoice Of Combs, &c.
The above articles being laid in for cash
at auction, in Philadelphia, will be sold
extremely low,
NJ All goods offered, sold without re-
serve 8. A. MARS1 ELLER, aus.
april 8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Millet Seed for Sale.

l)ERSONS DESTROYS ofpurcbssing MIL
i LET SEED can be supplied by the
subscriber 10 Alexandra, or BY bis Agent
on the Mount Vernon Fishery Shore, now
6shed by Judge Washington and William
Patterson. MAURICE HERBERT.
april 8 3tawtMI
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
To Rent,

- A convenient Two Story Brick
1" House, suitable tor a geniee ia
Ess mily, in the Deigbbofbood OF the
10y best water, situated at the corner
Of Gibbon aud St. Asaph streets Fos
terms, apply 10 JOHN SWAMI.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Spring Fashions.
TINE subscriber has just received, per
y the slopp lava, from New.York, an
Elegant Assortment Of
MILLINERY:

variety of new patterns Tor Leghorn. silk,
lace and unbleached cambria BONNETS;
choice assortment of artificial flowers:
white rose, and straw coiored cropsIia
gauze; black love hdkfs., white and CO.
lored gauze and gros de maple hdkis. un.
bleachsd linen cambria; plain and figured
bobbinett lace; super white and colored
grapes; green gauze wells; eimps; gauze
ribbons; silk cords; curIs, &c. &c.
Also, received fssO days ago,
White and Black Leghorns; straw FATS
and hats; which she will be able 10 sell
lower than any before offered.
april 3-3t* MARY MOONEY.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Trustees sale.
ON WEDNESDAY To insl

UN WEDNE6UAT, To inst.
w ILL be sold at public auction ia
w front Of the Alexandra Reading
Room, all the right, title, and interest Of
Amos Alexander, an insolvent debtor, in
and TO a small tract of land in Fairfax
county, state of Virginia, commonly call
al tho
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Fish

EOR private families. Families desi.
Il rous Of having fish put up for private
use, can be supplied on the Mount Vernon
landing, or on application 70
MAURICE HERBERT, Alex'a.
The fish will be taken fresh from the
seine. mar IS gavin
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

Southern Money Wanted.
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Georgia.
Virginia,
And most kinds Of Foreign Bank Bills,
wanted on favorable terms, by
S. & Nj ALLEN y co.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington,
Where can a. all times be had DRAFTS,
either at sight or shorter dates, on
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
New York, and
Boston. feb q6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Cleaning the Streets

For one year. Security will be required
for the faithful performance Of the duly
TIE duty OF the contractor shall extend at
all seasons, to keeping open the cutters at
the intersections OF all paved streets, lanes
and alleys from distractions by 6th. &c.
sc. That all dirt, manure, or other
offensive substances, all BRICK bats, stone,
or rubbish OF any kind found scattered
over the paved streets, lanes or alleys, Tor
the deposite OF which permission has not
been granted by the Superintendent OF
Police, or unless in the act oil removal
from the premises of individuals according
to law, shall be scraped inio heaps, and
taken away forthwith, beyond The limits oil
apr;I 5 JAMES CARSON, s. P.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Dying.

Lying.
THEIsub scriber still continues to car
i ry on the DYING BUSINESS at his
old stand, near the Mechanics Bank 3 al
his usual prices, viz.
Ladies' dresses, black, 20 cts.
Otber colors Dl w
Shawls, large size, 5O
Small shswls 70
Leghorn bonhets dyed and
dressed 81,
Gentlemen coats dyed BLK 90
Other CoIors 20
Pan,aloons dyed black IS
mar l3-tf X. u. LANPHlEk.
Sperm Candles & Apples.
on boxes spermaceti candles
~ IS bbls apples
Received per schr. Mary Ann, and fol
sale by J.H. LADD q ".
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08

Notice.
II HARRISON and W. ANDREWS
r. have removed their school to tie
room formerly occupied by MIR, Wilbar,
on St. Asaph street. A few more classical
sholars can be received. Terms OF tuition
are
For Greek, Latino Mathematics
per quarter ~ 90
Latin and Mathematics do z 90
English and Mathematics do B 90
Stationary do o7s
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
OLD FIELDS,

adjoining the land OF Robert Patton, esq.
containing Is acres, be the same more or
less. A resale OF this property is in con-
sequence ofthe FIRST purchaser not fully
complying with the terms OF sale under
which it was FIRST sold, very eligible 81
tuation for blacksmith's shop, being at
the cross roads.
The sale to commence about I2, N.
Terms, cash-lo be paid down: and il
not so paid, the land will be subject 10 an
immediate sale at the risk OF the dsfaul-
ter. A receipt Tor the purchase money
will be given until deed can be prepar-
ed, at the expense Of lhe purchaser.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
S. Il. MARSTELLR, Auc.
march 6
The above sale is postpon-
ed to TUESDAY, 9Th April.
The above sale is further
postponed 10 TUESDAY, the 2O.h inst.
ISAAC ROBBINS; Trustee
april
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10 quantities 10 sui purchasers. Sale pc.
remptory.
, prii 8 S. A. MARsTELLER, auc,
On FRIDAY NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. M:
Will be sold at the auction store,
Coffee, tea, sugar. U,oiasses
Whlskey, vinegar, cognac brandy
Madeira wine, Fort vine. behring's
Spanish segsrs, half do do, stoves
Sideboards, bureaux. chars
Tables, desks, beds bedsleads
Cloths, cassineres, caIicoes
Diaper, cassinets, bed ticking
Thread, shoes, hats, &c. &c.
Also, at private sale, large quantity
Of goods OF every description, al very re-
duced prices in The lot Fig blue (Col-
trels nake;, Cuba and st. Domingo To-,
bscco, second hand cart, paper hang
Jugs.
VIII be added. 1v'shsnt reserve,
Fifty Boxes Oranges.
5. A. MARSTELLEk, Auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
Superintendent's Office.

hPTH Q, IO~7'
SEALED proposals will be received by
- The subscriber until Saturday the 10th
mat for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-24

The atarquisief his lodgings az the City Ho-
tel, at half past o'clock in a carriage, and as
he entered 1t, he was warmly cheered BY a large
concourse of people who had assembled IN
trout of the Hotel TO see him. The steam boat
LEFT the dock Immediately on his arrival on
board, aud the weliin again rang with the
cheers of the thousands on shore.
As the James Kent passed the GranPus iy-
ing in the North River, salute of 2i guns was
| fired.
| The Kent then proceeded round the battery
| and UP the East River, until she came TO anchor
| at the dock erected in the harbOr, where the
steam frigate is moOred, when the Marquis and
the ladies and gentlemen of the party disein-
| barked--the u. 5. frigate Constellation firing
at the same time salute of q guns. On land
! ing he was received by three cheers from 200
sailors drawn up for the occasion.
| Tie General then went on board of the steam
| frigatc, and was much pleased with the con-
structon of this formidable and unique naval
| batlemcnt.
| On returning, the jolly tars gave three more
hearty cheers, and the General proceeded in a
barge To the Navy Yard; when another salute
| of guns WAS fired on his landing, and he was
received by battalion Of marines.
| The General was then conducted on board OF
the Washington II, where refreshments were
| provided for the whole party.--Atter refreshing
| himself, the General took rapid survey of the
ships, and these now building, and returned OH
board of the Kent, when another salute was
| fred by the Goa ititation.
In requesting The Granpus, another salute
was fred AMI the sides were manned, and three
cheers given BY the patriotic crew.
At O'clock the boat again came to the
! wharf aud the General MISUNDERSTANDING
| enoyed charming excursion, and been much
| graticd in viewing the works, and witnessing
the admirable order and discipline preserved.
| Great credit is due To Capt. Rodgers, and
the officers, foi the manner in which the com
pl,rent to the Marquis was conducted.
| The propretors OF the old steam boat line a
gain showed their liberal and patriotic spirit, by
| furnishing collation. withthe usual accoihpa-
/ niIneuts.
| Capt. II. WiswaH commanded the James
Kent, under the direction OF Mr.. G.. Rlrnd, the
agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-24
DEPARTURE or GEN. DE La F4Y
EITE.
NEw YoRK, August, 10

NEW YORK, August, 10.
Arrangements have been made for the depar-
ture of this distinguished individual for the
Eastern States Tomorrow forenoon. He will
take his route by la1d, through, the towns itnne-
diately on the Sound TO New Haven, aud will
be escorted by troop of Cavalry to Harlem
Bridge. All officers, composing the various
military corps of this city, together with those
of the U. s. Army and Navy, are invited TO
join the escort on horseback.-it is alsoparticu-
larly desired that all classes of citizens who NAV
have it in their power will join the procession.
A company of Artillery, under the command
of Capt. Storms, have volunteered their services
and will leave this city with four pieces of artil-
lery to await the arrival of the General at Horse
Neck, where salute will be fired from the
celebrated Hill called Putnam's Heights, rem
dered famous by the HaslerIy escape of Major
Gen. Putnam, during the Revolutionary War.
This being the last day of General de La
Fayettc's stay in our city, he will receive the
visits Oh the various societies and his fellow
zens at the Hall as usual, between the hours of
10 and 3 o'clock.