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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
A meeting has been held in Utica, New

A meeting has been held in Utica, New
York, for the purpose OF taking into con-
sideration the claim sci up by the United
States OF exacting a tonnage duty upon all
boats navigating the New York canals,
and to compel them 10 take out cosstiDg
licences therefor. The resolutions enter
ed into partake Of an indammatery charac-
ter; the following is transcript:
Bait. finer.
Resolved, that il is highly essential
that the person exercising the Chief ma
gistracy of the state Tor the two ensuing
years, should be one who, by bis expert
ence, bis talents, and bis weight OF char
acter, shall be able 10 viDdlcste with Ell
tect, the just lights of the state against this
alarming exercise OF power Old the part OF
the United States, and 10 assert lis interest
in those great artificial channels OF internal
commerce which have been constructed
exclusively by the treasure OF its citizens,
and with the undlslnrbed enjoyment OF
which no earthly power can be permitted
with IMMUNITY to deprive u.s.
In continuation OF The fact that such an
attempt has been made, the following
statement is published along with the roso-
iutiOu5 Vi tue uc6llnSs-
understanding that it is de MED that The
government OF the United States or its Of
6cers havelIssue any orders for the licens-
ing and taxing boats employed On The n.
York Canal, ii is necessary to state more
explicitly; that the Rochester Telegraph
Of the 26th ult. contains the opinion at
large of the Comptrolle, OF the Treasury,
stating that by bis construction OF the re-
VENUE laws boats over five IONS burthen
employed on the New York Canals are
not exempted from paying tonnage duty
and taking out lice Dse. ltiurther appears
from the ComptrolIer's statement, that
this opinion OF bis was submitted TO Con-
gress at their last session, and referred to
the committee OF commerce, who made
the following report:
House OF Representatives. Mr.: New
ton from the committee on commerce,
made report against amending the law
so as to admit vessels to navigate canals
without enrolment or license or payment
of tonnage duties, 10 which the house con-
cured
This opinion and these proceedings OF
congress have, il appears. been lately
communicated 10 Joseph HawIey, collae-
tor of the district of Genessee, who in
conformity to them has issued the follow.
ing notice.
Collectors Office, District of
Genessee, Oct. g, 1894
1 shall be roady to attend TO granting
licenses to Canal Boats, at Mr.. Van
Slyck's Office, on the eth INST
]. HAWLEY, Collector
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: uuRsDAY MORNING.. NOV. IL.

rsa latest a, counts troul The Noria.iea-
s. !, certain, ,ba} lln Adams will have
- - unanimous vote Of the New England
" rhe Clay and Crawford parties have
,ao n New York, and will carry their
',sst composed OF the friends of each
Towhom the vote of this great state will
r;vea by lis electors, is as doubtful as
chooId Mr.. era wford be dropped, (Which
N he the case If the pending negocia-
-. at Albany succeed) Mr.. Clay will get
!. vote of New York, together with
nose Of Virginia, Georgia aud Kentucky.
D., should Van Bureh, Forsyth and o.
,,ors demand too much, the vote of New
Work will be divided according 20 the re-
l,dye strength OF the allied candidates
.ay Crawford twenty -four, Clay twelve,
md Virginia aud Georgia will adhere TO
CsawforG.
M authentic accounts have been re.
ssyed from New jersey. The Trenton
o.oer OF the 9th INST. calculates that jack
con uiIlhave majority in the state of 100:
while it's asserted in Phila delphia, that
,Se Adams ticket has prevailed. The
Grawiordites in New Jersey, have united
with the friends of Gen. jackson.
The Delaware election takes place this
week, and the vote may be counted for Mr..
Adams with great certainty. Only part
Of Maryland has been heard from. From
Inc best information we can obtain, the
yOtes win be nearly equally divided be.
tween Adams and jackson.
10 The neigh5oring district, No. /, the
Crawford elector obtained a small majo-
rity over Adams at Piscataway, but, the
friends of Mr.. Crawford, do not hesitate to
say that the Adams elector will succeed in
the district. In district No. 2, Maj. Her
bert, the Jackson elector, is probably e.
lecied-he had not yesterday, be said,
beard from Calvert county, but iD the re-
MATING counties of his district. he had a
majority over Adams of about 100; and
in consequence of two Adams men obsti-
na,ely rudning in, opposition to- one ano-
iher, he islcon6dent of having obtained a
plurality in that county.
Two Adams electors also run in Mon
gomery county, 10 the same district, which
accounts for Gen. jackson's success in a
district where Mr.. Adams is acknowledge
ed to be the fayolite Candidate.
Annexed is the latest returns from the
Baltimore district:
Third Electoral District of Maryland.
las far as heard from.)
Jackson Electors. adams Electors.
a. A
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District of Columbia,
COuntu of Aerd2l

County q dEerd"dT1d.
THARLES T. CHAPMAN has applied
~ to the Honorable William Crancb,
Chief Judge of the United States Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia, 10 be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the
act TOR the relief OF nsolvent debtors with
in the District of Columbia, on the 4h
Monday of November, at 9 o'clock A.
ID at the Court House in Alexandria,
when and where his creditors are requir"
ed to attend. EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
nov St
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Best Chewing Tobacco.

ENFTY kegsand bali kegs manufactured
J. Tobacco, '8's, 1875, l6's and pound
twist, Barclays brand; warranted superior
to any in The district. Just received by
the schooner Union, from Richmond; tor
sale by J. D. BROWN; Agent.
nov 9 If
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
THE ELECTION.

NEW York. Nov a-By returns OF the
roles 70 received at Albany, up to FRIDAY
anlgnt, The @ajority for Mr.. Clinton was
s91 By partial returns received there
W W Saturday morning, il was estimated
wa. 70: The Western and Northern coan-
YES would increase this majority to up
wards Of $4,000.
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Marshal's Sale.

WTlLL be sold on TUESDAY, the It'll
w day OF DECEMBER at I9 o'clock ),
for cash, all The right, title and interest Of
James H. Smoot in and 10 one undivided
part of one acre lot Of ground, situated
and bounded as tollows-Beginning al the
intersection Of Duke-str and Columbus
street, running westwardIy with Duke
street 1873 feet inches; thence southwark :
ly, parallel to Columbus.street, 1853 feet
2 inches, to WoIfe>street; thence casts
wardly with Wolf street 1873 feet inches.
TO Colunbus-street; thence northwardly
with Coumbus-street 353 feet 2 inches, to
the beginning. Sold to satisfy an execu-
ton in favor of George S. Hough against
the said James H. Smoot. Should the pur>
chaser fail to comply with the terms OF the
above sale, the property will be resold,
and the purcha ser held liable fer any de-
iciency that may arise in consequence OF
the second sale.
d MINOR. Deputy Marshal
for Tench Ringgold, Marshal.
nov It'd
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
Majority for Adams

Return. continue to come in from the
remote parts OF Virginia. The Crawford
ticket is unauestionably elected by large
plurality; but we are now satisfied, that
Virginia is opposed to the dictatiOn OF the
minority caucus; and could the enemies OF
that aristocratic engine have united, IN a.
ny one candidate, they must have succeed
ed The last accounts from Ohio will be
found below, The friends OF Mr.. Clay
calculate on the vote; but those OF MIR. A
dams are becoming more and more SAN
guine. We have always been OF opinion
that Mr.. Adams would get it, and appre-
bend no danger from the present state OF
lhe poles.
It's impossible, from present appear
ances, that an election can be made before
the people. If Adams, Jackson, and
crawford be returned to the House, We
Dave no doubt OF the election OF MIR. A
dans. But should Clay get to the House,
instead Of Crawford, it will make the mat
Ter somewhat doubtful.
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FROM CURRACOA.

By the Cannon, in 60 days from Curra-
Goa, we have received regular file OF the
Cou-ant to the 9th of October inclusive -
Accounts FROM Maracaibo of the 18th and
3lst September, positively assert that a
great battle had been fought in Peru. 10
which the Spanish army had been com.
pletely defeated, and that Bolivar lost 5000
men in the action. As this intelligence
was received at Msracabo, from Bogota,
from Quito, and from Guayaquil, ;tssems
to be entitled 10 credit, the more especial
ly as reports to the same effect have also
reached us from Carthagena. The cir
cumstance of Bolivar having lost so many
men, shews that the statements must refer
to period subsequent to the affair in
which Canteract's cavalry was cut to pie>
ces. 1t is not improbable that he sue
ceeded in rallying his flying infantry, and
that general engagement then took place.
Csllao, as well as Lima, is stated to have
fallen again into the hands of the patriots.
A number Of merchant vessels with pro.
visions and other articles from the United
States and from Liverpool, had arrived at
Maracaibo, and others were daily looked
for from England with emigrantS to cult
vate the soil. The greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed in Peru among the Royaists. IN
consequence of the advance Of Bolivar.
". Y Post.
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Columbian Insurance Office

alexandria, Nou. /, 1924.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stock
Y holders OF the Columbian Insurance
Company OF Alexandria, that dividend
OF two aud half per cent. on the cash ca.
pitaI, has this day been declared, payable
on the 10th inst By order of the board.
JAMES SANDERSON, Sec'y.
nov 6 st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
To als Editor of tie .aleaandria Gazette.

oMs Editor Of tie .aleaandria Gazette,
It's said oftile Albany Regency, that
thelrmost important measures are consi-
dered, and finally adopted at dinner par
lies and nocturnal assemblies. The spi,
rit of Van Buren,, ever active. ever insi.
dious, arranges these caucuses, and pre-
sides over their deliberations. Having
once chosen their road, and ascertained its
conveaiences and promises of reward, they
commenced the journey boastingly and
impudentIy. But. in the progress of time,
what has been the result? Has it been
that OF triumph, OF complete victory over
peoples dearest rights-tbe right of ex.
ercising their best judgments I? Ne. Gal
latin having been now abandoned, it is
now we'll ascertained that even Crawford
will be deserted; that the consistent, the
pa triotic caucus association will desert
their unfortunate chieftain, and give their
support to DIR Clay-with what grace e.,
very one can Judge tor himself. 1t is now
confidently whispered, that this bold and
aspiring faction have concluded, that
should appearances not be favorable to
the radical candidate, why then, they
will give their sufrages for Mr. Clay. Has
not this too premature annunciation had
o4o he
Why is it that the friends of Mr.. Crawford
in Virginia, shew so small at the polls
why is il that those papers so lately dicta"
toria in their columns, have settled down
into excuses and preyarcations-bave
spoken OF Mr.. Clay in terms of applause,
and desire him for at least the Vice Presi-
dency Ii is because they have no hope;
it is because they have calculated too Ii.
berally on a perfect acquiescence in their
caucus diclation; it is because they have
endeavored to deceive the people, and
have there fore deceived themselves. The
election for President is now generally o.
yer, but il is the duty of every freeman,
aud hope be will exercise it, to hold up
to the world 10 detestaton the conduct OF
that unprincipled combination who have
vainly dared to wrest from republicans
their best privileges.
Let The election terminate in favor of A.
dams, or Craw ford, or Jackson, it cannot
effect the principle for which | contend.
The caucus nomination OF 1924 will stand
an eternal monument of party assumption,
intrigue and folly. w.
letter from Havana received in Pbila-
delpha, under date of the Gath ult states
that report was in circulation at Havana
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
St. Andrews Society,

A STATED quarterly meeting Of the
IA ST Andrews Society will be held 10
the City Hotel, on Tuesday, the 18Th inst.
at P. NJ by order OF the President,
JAMES S GREGORY, Sec'y.
nov III
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-11
AUCTIOl Y SALES.
pnhl;c Sale.

ON wednesday the ! a ..,,; INST. at 10 O
" clock, at the, meat a r es
ment opposite the post o. Oh i;h has.i sens
at auction, yithout re.'erOe, .fan ,ueIFi cle9
dts, the remaining stock "e'eiy KING
consisting OF ~
SeveraL thousand Us., Bacon.
some Beef and venison. about 700 hogs-
heads for sailing, one large kelr'serators
one do. meal chest, several cIeavsfs and
chopping blacks, one patent balance Sc
veral pair. OF scales and weights, large
and small; quantity of scsnlliDg, and
many other articles. Also,
500 bushels English Coal.
GEO. JOHNSON.
S. A. MARSTELLER, auc''-
nov II
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BALTIMORE ) 1908 1904 1904 1904

Baltimore 1908 1904 1904 5UU4
Annapolis l54 ISL 100 los
We have verbal information that Gene
raj Jacksou's majority at the Blackhorse is
IA, and in the lower district of Anne A
rundel 70.
Iii stated that in the district where
Judge Dorsey resides, the Adams ticket
had majority of seUen votes.
At Whelan's. in Anne Arundel,
Adams electors, S39
JaCkson's do: ~
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OHIO.

Though the election took place 10 Ohio
on toe s9,h ull. we have received but very
lew retusns from that state. The follow
Ing are al we are enabled TO give:
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev.
Wells Andrews, JOHN A. STEWART, Esq.
10 Miss ELIZA, daughter of William Dun
lap, Esq. all of Ibis town.
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Public Sale.
Marshal's Sale.

ON Tuesday, the 7lh day of December
~ next. at II o'clock, will be sold for
cash, on the premises, ONE LOT OF
GROUND, with all the improvements;
thereon. lying and being 10 the town OF
Alexandra, on the north side Of Oronoko
street. and west side OF ST. Asaph street; !,
the property of William Brent, jr. to salts
fly an execution in favor of the Bank of A
lexandria assignee. Should The purchaser
fail to comply with the terms OF sale, the
property will be resold, and said purcha-
ser held liable for any deficiency that may
arise in consequence of second sale.
D. MINOR, D. VI.
For T. Rlnggold Marshal.
nov 4 Is
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4 letter from Havana received in Pbila-
delphia, under date Of the Gath uIt. states
that report was in circulation at Havana
that an American schr. had been captured
on the coast by the pirates and all hands
put to death except Spanish passenger
baltimore .4meracan.
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Extract of letter from Monte rideo, Sept. IL.
"Flour continues extremely dull, say
bout SO 5rs. bbl on board. At Buenos
Ayres, the stock OF -four is immense; not
more than dolls could be had oa board,
Domestic shirtings uDbleached OF - IN
ches, daily increase in demand. Silks
not in demand, and the market gIutted
with German goods Chairs are 10 de-
mand. Mediterranean produce OF all Kinds,
dull.
''P. S. During the last three days $4,000
bbls. Of -four have arrived here or passed
on to Buenos Ayres-sales out OF the ques'
tion." -
A company has been formed in England
for the purpose OF making purchases OF
crown lands and clergy reserved lands 10
Canada, and of giving encouragement and
employment to emigfants for clearing the
soil, building houses for the settlement OF
persons or families, and to advance capl-
tai in small sums at six per cent, with.
holding the title deeds till the principal
aud interest are refunded. be popula.
ton of Upper Canada has dubbed within
the last Is years, and has recaiVed an an"
nual accession OF ten tbousa ! emlgrants.
The Company, with an eye to these cir
cunstance,. contract for fifteen years to
take possession of so much land ia each
year as upon valuation by commissioners
will amount to 2o,ooot.; but no limit Is
made to the quantity which may De TAKEN
The capital amounts to Loo, ooof.. 10 De
raised in $1,000 shares of 1901 each, Win
power to increase the same hereafter. a
royal charter is to be granite ], and the MI
nistry agree to lend their Parliamentary
assistance to procure an act OF incorpora-
ton. We shall have powerful and hardy
neighbors on eug Northern frontier.
BAH. Amsr.
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Collectors Office, District of
Genessee, Oct. g, 1894
4 shall be roady to attend TO granting
licenses to Canal Boats, at Mr.. Van
SIyck's Office, on the eth INST
j. HAWLEY, Collector
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-17
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

AT meeting of the citizens of West.
mor'land county, at WestmoreIand Court
HOUSE, Va on the 26th of july, 1884, ia
yorahle TO the election ofJ"hn Quincy A.
dams to the Presidency, Col. S"mer,illc,
was called to the chair, and George Il.
fn's, Esq. appointed Secretary. After
som. ohservations from the Chairman. in
which he expressed his pleasure at seeing
so large and respectable a convention OF
ireeho'dcrs, aud his regret that circunl.
stances rendered ii impossible for their
venerable SENATOR the Hon. john Taylor,
OF Caroline, to accept the invitation 10
attend this meeting. although he concurred
IN belicvcing that the hes, interest of Vir.
gl"ia an of the United States would he
promoted by the success of Dir. Adams
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From the Nf,c lDrk Gazetfs.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

NV i0RK, August I've have re
ce,vcd by the packet ship StcphaHia, Cap
tain Macy, from 'Iavre, our regular files 81
Paris papers 10 the 9ith and HAVE to tbc
eGth June. Their contents are uninteresi
lng.-Ne have translated a few artlcs'
Nothing is said in the papers about sue
cessor TO NJ. de Chateauhriand.
We learn that Gen. Lafayette was to saj
from llayre for this port on the 10Th d
July il one of the packet ships.
A petition has been presented to The
French Chamber of Deputies TO abolish
the guIlotinc.
1t was reported in Madrid, that tht
Baron d'EroIes would be appointed Vic
Roy of Peru. The iSarans think this :
merely plausible pretext to get him ga
of the country.
The prisons at Barcelona were filled win
Constitutionaists who had been arrested
since the receipt Of the decree of ama's
~.
The Bishop of Majorca, Don Pedro "a
lcio, who was deputy TO the Cort. u
1920 and 1921, has Received an order t M
the King to resign his Bishopfich i d
Col. allater, aid TO Baron d'Erolts, ~
been imprisoned on charge of ha'g9
published the constitution at TaraSona u
1890.
PARIS, esd June.-We heYt reet 81
important news from Stockhaim. IN,
Norm egian Diet, adopting tn decree o.
their committee on the Constitution, have
unanimously rejected the. thirteenth pr'
positions of the King, Tor chaualng crr'a"
parts of the existing Constitution NE
King decreed among other things u:
power of naming the President an'
Secretaries Of the Storthine---he of
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WIN. &. SONENTLLF, Chairman,
GEO. Il. PITTS, Secretary.
From The ~ hig.

At meeting Of the Citizents of Richmond
friendly 10 the election of John Quincy
Adams, held pursuant To notice, on Friday,
the 9th August, in the Capitol-On motion,
VIM. b Randolph was called to the Chair,
and Leroy Anderson, appointed Secreta-
~.
The objrcts of the meeting were stated,
and the mrrtinG addressed ny John H.
Pleasants-at whose instance the following
Preamble and Resolutions (someNha
changed since in Phrdseoiogy,) were adopt.
ed
The citizens of Richmond friendly to
the election OF John Quincy Adams, avail
lnG themselves ofthe common right, and
following the example set in various parts
OF the United States, have assembled to
designate their ehuic- of a suitable indivi-
dual TO fill the office Of President of the u.
States, for four years succeeding the fourth
March, 1925. In the eXertion Of pri
'liegc, which at 80 critical juncture, be
comes also, sacred duty, they think it
decorous 10 declare the considerations
which have governed their choice These
considerations are twofoid. In the char
acter and qualifications of John Quincy A
dams, they discover superiority, which
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To rur Kpfrons OF 4nr vinorsiAS.

Genhem.n--N outstanding 4" An Anti
Missionary IN Your number at the 10th
inst. has unequi,oeally denird both thu
statements aud conclusions of the Mission
arics,o and +" tell II his duly to expose their
folly, aud drnonuer thrlf iuiqIdtS, ~ ettn-
ced Ia tbrlf exaggerated accounts, their
"pompe u demand lur future support, IN en-.
cuuragins project which, 10 its success, is
50 pregnant nnh disastrous results their
moral crnsadrs ia favor of regenerating
the world aud DENIED the radical and
practical lnnueme of revealed religion
thereby /" learirsdy expressing himself the
pfo1igalc seoner, The unregrnerated iuf-
died. The gentlemen who offered, aud the
society winch adopted, the late Report of
the hlrthodlst Missionary Society IN This
place, hold themselves rrspnnsihIe for the
correctness of the theory, aud Tie facts
therein expressed, aud are perfectly willing
10 submit topublic inspection and criticism,
without future discussion IN the ueNspa-
pens, their theory, the truth OF their Mis-
slouafy Reports, and their own individual
opposition 10 any palpable violation of
natural law" aud aposthty llum God,
IN opposition la the Anu Missionary, pro-
vded he will publish his proper name, aud
lei thu public Judge whether he is in fact
actualed by sens. OF duty when he 50
fcarlessly seeks TO explode Though totally
ignorant oft, 81 holy subject y or wh.
Their he Is seeking To denounce as ipiqui,ous
the lIous and ben., olent labors OF thou
$ nds VI the most enlightened citizens OF
Europe and America, to Justify his own
InsoIence aud neglect 10 hide his own inI-
gulics, and bring himself into notice.
JOHN EARLY.
Lynchburg, August 10, 1921.
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THE NIRGINlAN.
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10 The friends Of J. q. .1DAuS, in he
county Of Btdford.

The citizens OF Bedford, friendly 10 the
election Of JOIN QUINCY ADAMS nIe re
anesed 20 meet at Mr.. William 1errys Ia
~ern, in Liberty, on the first dny ol August
court, 10 make such arrangements rs may lie
Aeeessary 10 promote lhhi important object
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LyNcHBuRG, AUGUST 10, 1874.