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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
CUBA.

A revolution in this Island is talked of.
as soon as the new governor who succeeds
Yves shall arrive. Without doubt there
are many in that Island as there are IN
every place. who may look with pleasing
sn'lcipalions towards cbange-but we
Incline to The opinion that, a large pro
portion OF the inhabitants are unfavorable
to any opposition 10 the present govern
ment; among these are probably, the own
ers OF the soil, and the wealthy, generally
Cuba would probably gain as little by
independence as any other colony of its
SIZE. And where so large proportion Of
The lnhabitants are slaves, and.so many un'
rrincipled. political disturbance, or an
s'temp, at a revolution without perfect d.
nsnlmity, might be attended with the most
setous consequences. Bali. Pa.rts!..
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
This Is t. give Notice.

THAl the subscriber hath obtain.
,. ed hom the Orp all Co |, Of Charles
county. letters test ,mentary on he per.
sonal estate OF William W. L. wis, laie Of
Charles county deceased All those who
have claims against the said decedent,
are hereby requested to send them in le-
galIy authenticated by the Orphans Court
L. Thomas Burgess. who is authorised to
settle the same on or before Inc 96lh day
Of June next, as they may by law be ex.
clu'ied from all benefits OF said estate, all
these rdebted to said estat are earnestly
requested TO make immediate payment. a.
tts s,uation OF said estate esnnot give any
indulgence Given under my band this
26th day Of December, 1928.
ELIZABETH LIE is, Elk
Of W. w. Lewis, deceased
3an b iaw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
iruste>'s Sale.
on Monday. 2gth March, 1924

On Monday. 29th March, 1924.
A r len o'ciyek, A. N. he subscri,
IA Der, under The authority OF deed Of
trust irou The late Daniel Dougberty, 10
secure the payment VI d ceItaIn SUN of
money to John M'Pherson, ". therein
1..., mentioned, will expose to pubic.
III sale On the premises, a Cerr.in
ESs LOI OFGROUND.
AS with the ,rnemeats aud improves
ments thereon, situate al the intersection
Of kns and West streets, ~ the town Of
Alexandria. fronting Oh KING street one
hundred aud tsenly-lhree ieei, five inch.
es. and extending on West street one hun.
dred and seventy slx teet seven inches.
This valuable property will be sOld ioF
cash; and upon tbr receipt OF The pur.
chase money, the subst riber will execute
a deed, convey ,ng ali his right as a trus-
tee n. s. WISE-Trustee.
dec 80 IT,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Little River Turnpike Co.

NOusmbsy Is, 1928.
TINE Stockholders ~ this institution
l will meet at H. CIageti's Hotel. in
the town OF Alexandra, on FRIDAY, the
NINTH day of JANUARY, 1924, Tor
the purpose OF elec'ing President, four
Directors. and Treasurer-also, tor set.
tlemen' of the accounts Of the last year.
On the following day. the Superintendent
OF the road, and Collectors of Tolls at all
the gates, will be appointed.
JONAH THOMPSON, Treasurer.
nov 81 stJl3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
TENERIrFE.
Extract Of letter, dated Oratava, Tenetif'
November 10, 1875.


November Is, 1873.
"A iew days since, French friga'e ar.
rived at Santa Cruz. With Spanish and
French General on board, who demanded
in the name OF THE FnENcH GOVERNMENT,
the whole OF the Canary Islands, coded to
them, as is said, by Ferdinand. The Go.
vernon, understand, requested iew days
to reflect upon the subje previous togiv.
ing an answer. The inhabitants general.
Iy are highly eYasperated, and declare
they will sacrifice their lives and fortunes
ere the French flag shall wave over them.
I shall probably kno~ the result previous
10 my departure, which, | think, will be
be IN eighteen or twenty days
tBah Fed. Coz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
NEW ORLEANS.

This city. says Paul Allen, contains up
wards OF fifty thousand souls. and employs
two hundred thousand tons of shipping.
In the year l76l 1t contained only one
hundred barracks, aud three or tour stone
bouses-,his change has been brought a.
bout in sixty years And yet We have
been accused OF wandering in the regions
Of fancy, when we have contemplated the
growth OF this continent. No, it is no,
fancy, but fact, solid fact proved by sta.
tisticsl tables-but the truth of the matter
is, fact so far exceeds fancy, that our fel
Tow citizens have mistaken the one for the
other; We grow faster than our own ideas
OF grandeur and greatness will admit. and
turn with revolving incredulity from the
evidence afforded by fact.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
By authority Of the Comm onursalth
Of VIrgsnia.
QuanticO Canal Lottery,
FIRST CLASS.
ARCHIBALD M'LNTYRE, yNanags-.
1860 Prizes
$500 BLANKS
1850 Tickets

This is a Lottery formed by .Ss con. BIZ
nation OF 80 numbers, and the prizes there
in will be determined as follows Thirty
numbers, from to 80 inclusive, will be
put ipto wheel, FIVE Of which will he
drawn out. The whole number of tickets
in this Lottery will consist, as may be- seen
by the above Scheme, Of 4O6O ticksts, on
each of which there will be three of the 81
Numbers; and that ticket having on II the
LIST. Cd, and I'd numbers, drawn from The
wheel, will be entitled TO the hughes,
prize that having on it the 81, 4th, and
9Th numbers, drawn as aforesaid, will be
entitled to the ney highest prize all 9th.
ers having on them 8 OF the drawn nun.
bers, being 3 IN number, will each be en-.
titled to prize oil COO dollars; all those
having OF them 0. the drawn numbers,
and those two, the Cd and Sd, or the ed
and 4th. will each be entitled TO a prize oil
50 dollars those having any other two oil
the drawn plumbers on. will EACH be ELI.
tied 10 prizes OF is dollars; and all those
with any one OF the drawn numbers on,
(being l5oo,) will each be entitled to a
prize Of 8 dollars. 49,. TO-.
No ticket, which shall have drawn a
prize OF a superior denomination, IAN be
entitled To- 40 inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the draw.
ins, and subject, as usual, 10 deduction
OF Is per cent ..
The manager is DESTROYS to complete
the raising of the money authorised by
law for the Quahtico Canal as speedily as
possible, and trusts he will be aided m the
accomplishment Of this objec, by gen.-
rous community The amount ior which
be has gwen security, together with the
responsibility of his sure'Ies, are such, tbs!
adventures may teeI the utmost safety as
10 ibe punctual payment OF The prizes.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL.

New YoRK, dec. 81 The editors OF
the Gazette received by the packet ship
Orbit, Capt. Tinkbam, their London and
Liverpool papers to the 18th ultimo, and
Lloyd's List to the l2.h. Ii will be seen
by their notice of the contents Of these
journals, that they are destitute Of import.
AM news.
The editor OF The London Courier con
liaues to assert the entire independence
OF the South American provinces, and ur.
ges the necessity and prOprlety OF the br,-
t,sh government supporting them IN it,
He laughs at The douHts. The Inierpolauons
conjecture and self contradictions of the
Par,sian editors on this subject. whose
spleen was 10 have been expected. Our
recognition of the colonies, says the COu>
r,er. is no violation OF good faith towards
France
Lord strangtord's commercial negocia.
tions with the Porte had terminated .alis-
factorily, and The British have again the
liberty OF navigating The Black Sea.
There wa IN London anj Paris the u
suai huciuat' ms 10 the stocks. Con,Ols
in Londoo .err 83a The French Rent-s
had experienced a dec inc, and on the
18th were 80. 80 Spanish Bonds, q;
Neapolitan Stock, I'll. The Spanish
Bonds IN London ior 1921, were down TO
%. 5 per cent lower than the price OF the
18th
There was q report at Lloyds' fromWa.
teriord OF the 9th ut that the Hook Tow.
er Light House was Uh hre.
L. tars nd London good deal is said
about French Admiral having turned off
from Cadiz ship OF the UnIted States,
having on board an AmercaR Minister to
tbeCourt Of Madrid. Attempts,i il would APP
pear, were 10 exercise, 10 ma he this Sc.
rious and crit "a matter. A French edi.
tor approves OF a prudent ar icls in our
National latelligencer on this subject, and
con. ludes that all considerate persons will
abstain from imprGdent coni.cture,.
The Gangps and Superb, with the 18th
legiu ent, sailed from Portsmouth DO the
llth ult. destination unknown, but here
were varioas runur>. >,
Several British regiments were in motion
but secrecy seemed the order OF the day.
The Griper, with Captain SABINE on
board, arrived q, Dronthe,m on the 9Th OF
October fron Greenland, where she was
TO remain Eve weeks
The celebrated Dr.. Chalmers, OF Ed;n.
burg, has resigned his 81 tuation as head of
toe Parish OF ST. Jonn, IN consequence Of
bis appointment OF Professor in the Uni-
versity OF ST. Andrew. On tbN occasion,
he was complimenied with public din.
ner, The Lord Provost in the chair.
The oskum shop OF the work house OF
ST Georges London, was destroyed by
FIRE on the lslh ult.
On the | lth ult in the British CourI OF
Oh ancery, The Lord Chancellor annOunc.
Ell mos, imp.esslvely the death OF The
Chief Baron, Sir Richard Richards.
Extract of a letter dated M laga, 8tb Mo-
vemter, 1923 THE Shipments OF FEut
to the u. States. have been very limited
TINS season; the crop IA. been far short OF
our expectation, and the quantity gathered
en- consequence OF the disturbed state. of
the count y has been very small-prices
+, 70 pa re tnu ovprv nav "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

December %, 1928.
THE Stockholders 10 this institution
L are hereby notified that an election
Tor ten Directors, to massage its affairs tor
the ensuing yesr. will be held OF the Town
Hall, on the third Monday, (ibe l9th) Of
January next. BY order Of the Board.
JAMES l.. hcKENNA, Ca,hier.
dec e sotJl3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Marshal s Sale.

NTlLL be sold on the premises by tho
w Marshal's for cash, on FRIDAY Ite
93d day OF January next, at ~ O'Clock =
. Two Story House and Lot, Aiuat.
ET. ed on the north side Of Prince, 81.
IKE. between Water ano UnIoL streets.
ASoid to satisfy an execution in fa>
vor VI Joseph Janney
b MINOR, D. NJ.
dec g hr leach R,ns q old, .bor,hal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
On Tuesday, 9Th instant.

4 T 10 o'clock will be sold at the aue.
N tion store, . variety Of goods, such
al bids sugar. 2 bags coffee, z chests
7 n. Tea, Sultans rsisits. 6iberts. &c.
Furniture, OF every kind. Dry goods 10
the lot-CIoths, cassipere, .attinets Ha6-
neIs. hosiery, linens, hdkts, &c Hard-
wsre, shoes, boots, bats. Gc-WilI b~ held
tor few days at private sale, sentlemsn's
plaid cIoaks, ladies' do. superior misses
do do. boys do. do.
JAMS 8. 4. MARsTELtER, auc.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
THOMAS E. BIRD

p ESPEC rFULLY informs the public
IL in general, that he continues the
STONE CUTTING BUSINESS,
at the old stand. and will be happy to re-.
ceive their commands, which shall be eY
eeuted 10 the best manner and OF the usu.
al terms Jan
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
II Office,

THE copar.nership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers, under the
firm OF Tyler 4 Baird, is this day di,soIv.
ed, by mutual consent. All persons hav.
ing any claims against the said firm are re.
quested TO present them, aud all persons
indebted to pay the same to either oi the
parties. JOHN G. TYLER.
Jan 81 THOMAS E. BAIRD
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
AUCTION SALES.
This Night

WILL De sold at the auction store, Al
w '7o'cIock.
4 large and elegant assorted lot Of
DRY GOODS
Also, ladies'. geutIem. rs, misses and
boys plaid cloaks,.
Also, . small mvnice handsome shawis.
umbrellas, bats. boots, canes, breast pins
warranted gold. oranges, &c.
S.A MARsTELLER, aue.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
To Rent,

q COMFORTABLE frame dwelling
"A house on Prince st nearly opposite
the Potomac Bank, now in excellent or.
der. ALSO, a small dwelling on Pitt-st.
opposite the Theatre. Also, the ware.
house, next door to my dwelling house on
King.st The rent will be made low.
ian St GEORGE COLEMAN. =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Notice.

NHE Stockholders in the Washington
Canal Company are hereby notified,
hat the annual meeting for the election Of
President and Six Direct will be held
the loh day Of January neat, at. the Ca.
nal Office
JOSEPH INGLE, Trea'r. w. C. Co.
Washington, Dec 80 3lJl0
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
CERTIFICATE,

Richmond. Ian NoU 1928.
Having been requested by Mr. Afcbi-
bald M'lntyre, the Manager Of th- Guam
tico Canal Lottery, 10 examine The prin-
ciples on which Lot. erie. are formed by
the combination Of numbers, plan which
he purposes 10 pursue in raising the money
which he is authorised, by his contract
with the commissioners, TO raise and
pies on which such Lotteries are formed {;
we have no hesitation in declaring, that,
in our view. the plan is perfectly lair and
correct. We have particularly examined
thr scheme of bis first class, consisting OF
4O6O tickets formed by the combination
OF 80 numbers; and find, that The amount
of the price which must, OF necessity, be
drawn tberein,by the drawing offs out ot'he
30 numbers. as proposed by ihe scheme. }:
DIG $3.50, which is the amount oil The 4U6U
tickets at the scheme price Of Dc 81; con
sequentIy, no other profit can accrue to
the said, Commissioners, or to Mr.. Min
tyre On the sale Of al the tickets in the
scheme, al that price, than the IL per
cent. to be deducted from the prizes.
We are also Of opinion. this plan has
decided prefeTeHce over the old. on &C
count Of The celebrity and accuracy Of The
determination OF the prizes ltprecludes
the possibility Of the commission Ct frauds
or mistakes in the drawing, and saves
much waste OF time and expense.
JAMES PLEASAN rs. Jr.
P. V, DANIEL,
JOHN BR0CKENBROUGH
ROBERT STANARD,
WIN H, FlT2WHYLSOkN,
WIN. G PENDLETON,
THOMAS RICHIE.
By the drawing OF this Class 10 the
month OF January next, in The city OF Rich.
nond, prizes TO the amount Of DIG, $50
will be distributed in fire minutes
Ticket. in the greatest variety OF sum
bers. for sale at De. For lucky numbers
please forward your orders to
RUNNELLS'S
Lottery 4 Exchange Office. King Hrsst,
.aLEX1sNURLa.i
Gee IL
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Public Sale.

nN TUESDAY NEXT. the 9Th JAN.
~ uARY. 1894, at u o'clock, A. NJ
will be sold 10 front OF The Reading Room
u Stare Male Ser.rant, ;
as part of the assetis Of the estate ol Dsn'l
Dougherty, deceased. known by the name,
Of BEN By. order OF the Orphans Court.
Terms Cash. y, ian 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Notice.

THE Stakeholder. OF The Farmers Bank
Il Of Alexandra, are hereby notified
that an election Of Thirteen Directors, for
the ensuing year will be held al their
Banking House. on MONDAY, the 9th
day of JANUARY next.
JOHN HOOFF, Cashier.
dec II thslJ6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Notice.

The subscriber having purchased
CO all the stock in trade OF SAINT ID
~ Harper, such as HATS y tURS,
hopes by due attention, 10 merit
Fulnc patronage. He expects daily from
New York, Brewster's best Beaver Hats
dec Is JOSEPH HARPER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

Best Chewing Tobacco.
~ HALF kegs manufactured tobacco,
SIS, los. l2's. and pound twists. Bar
clay's brand, warranted superior to any in
The District. Just received by the schr.
John, capt. Burke, from Richmond; for
sale by JOHN D. BROWN, Agent.
aug 10 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Notice.

Marine Insurance Company of Ater'a,}
AIeIanarra, January3, 1924.
ME stockholders in this company are
L hereby informed that a dividend OF
tour per cent is declared on that part Of
the capital stock now paid. for the last SIX
months; which, will be ready 10 be paid
them on tuesday the 9Th inst.
b. NICHOLS Sec.
JAMS lsw3w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
LOT of GROUND.

with all the improvements thereon, ~ The
town OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al tie cor.
ner OF Fairfax and GibbOn slieels aud
running northwa'diy with Fairfax street
90 teet, 7 inches; thence ea.tw srdiy ~ a
line parallel with GlbboD street, IS II, S
inches thence souhw srdly. 10 a ilue pa.
raIlel with Fairfax street, IS II. I inches /;
thence With GIbbon street 10 the begin.
ming. Sold 10 satisfy al execution 10 Ia.
vor Vi the Bank OF Potomac,
ID. MINOR, d NJ. =.
dec % for 7sneh Rings Old, .tarshos
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Notice.

Marine Insurance company Of A!<r.
andria
Il HE stockholders will please take no.
4 tee that an election for fifteen d,yec>
tors will be held al the uffice Of said com.
pany, on Thursday 10th January next,
from 10 ill o'clock.
The transfer books will be closed from
2 o'cIock on Saturday The 10th OF January.
until the election IS CI"s+d.
}. B. NlKOLLS, Sec'y.
dec s IawtItJ
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
MARINE NEWS.
SAILED-Jan. |.
Brig Hope, Wilson, st. Thomas.
sch, Dash. bacon. Norfolk

Schl Dash, Bacon. Norfolk
January 2,
US, Steam GsIliot sea Gull, for Hamp.
ton Roads, 10 join the squadron
Ship Gen. LingaD. Crabtree, arrived al
Savannah on ED December, IN 80 days
from Amsterdam.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

Jamaica Rum,
II puncheons old 9th proof, landing irou
i L schr. Exchange For sale by
iana Wn. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

DAVIEL BRYAN. P. N.
nyPersons applying for letters IN the
folinwins list, will please SAY they are
adpertised, otherwise they may not get
them.
ian 8 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
Aiarsilai's Sale.

"a ILL be sold Tor cash. Oh BE- premi.
w ses, by The Marshal. on SATGktAY,
the E4tk day Of January next, al Il O..
clock.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandra,
u. c. January l, 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-03

Extract of a letter dated Malaga, 8'b Mo-
vemter, 1898 -'ihe Shipments OF Fruit
to the u. States. have teen very limited
TINS season; the crop Ia. been far short Of
our expectation, and the quantity gathered
(n consequence OF the disturbed state. of
the connt y has been very small-prices
are raising every uay."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-22
MARRIAGE.

"To morrow! yes, Eliza, to NOR
row, wind, tide, and my mind serving
l quit the black and barren shore of
maldenland, and embark on the sea of
uncertainty, for the continent of matri-
mony. AS our course lies by the Cape
OF Good Hope, we have no certain
compass to steer by: especially as its
variations of life have been many, we
must therefore trust to the strength of
our vessel.
1.-The prosperous fate of former ad
venturers has induced us to explore
foreign climes, in search of imaginary
treasures. | confess | have many
fears; know Terra fncognit.a is a
dangerous region to wander in, & we
nave seen many settlements made
there at great expense, that have pro-
we'd hardly worth the keeping. No
more the soothing breezes of flattery
shall wait my barge and swell my
sails.
Pray for me, Eliza, that may be
preserved from the shoals &quicksands
OF pride and jealousy, that | may ne.
yer slip on the rocks of inlprudence
be lashed by the waves of censure, nor
chllded with the cold blasts of indif.
terence; that l may never be tempted
by the enemies TO traffic in contra band
goods, but exchanging largely in the
articles OF affection, in lieu Of gentle
offices, l may have frequent returns o
gratitude and love; that without croud
lng my sails, or expecting to reach
the happy island, while tos. on the
waves of time, may suffer its tide to
cover me gently into the quiet hea
ven of content.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-22
oUR CoUNTRYMEN EULoGIsEt BY A
BRITISH NOBLEMAN,

In the British House of Commons, ON
The 18th ult long Speech was deli
vered by Lord Nugent, on the conduct
OF Ministers towards Spain, and con-
demning in the str INCEST terms, their
calm submission to the French block
ade of Cadiz, and the rude and pro-
voking manner of some of the French
boarding officers. He also condemns
ed the withdrawal of Sir William A.
Court from this post, and pointed out
in glowing colours the degradation to
which the English government had
been lowered.-He concluded in the
following language:
"Let the House hear the fact, and
judge Mr.. Appleton, the Ameri can
Charge des Affairs at Cadiz, was pre-
pairing protest to the Duke dAngou-
leme in the matter of certain Ameri-
can vessels detained at Cadiz. Two
English captains of merchant ships,
who had entered Cadiz and tax en- in
their cargoes prior to the blockade by
the French being declared-who were
lying in the harbor to the ruin of their
owners, and saw no means of applica-
ton, nor British authorities to apply to
these captains went to Mr.. Appleton,
the American Minister, s. entreated as
favor that he would have the good
ness to include their names in his pro-
test. Here, then, was the British flag
asking protection from the Americans
against the French For the Americans
they were our brothers in origin and in
feeling. He trusted that he would al
ways think of them as he thought OF
them now-with the warmest interest
and admiration. He hoped at some
period to see England and America
linked in the bonds of the closest inter-
est and amity, forming rallying point
for the rights and liberties of the world
and he trusted that the time at which
he should behold this was not very far
distant, but he might be allowed to feel
some jealousy, some slight humiliation
at seeing the interest of the British flag
abandoned by the British Minister, and
seeking, though protection from Arneri-
ca, yet still protection from a foreign
power. For the effect of this inglorioGs
policy, as regarded England, we need
now look only at the Spanish ports,
and see all commerce of the country
under the controul and in the hands Of
France.-French vessels, he was in
formed, were admitted duty free into
every port of Spain, while heavy du-
ties were still levied upon the ships of
Great Britain.n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-04-22

Is beautiful chestnut sorrel, now rising Sc
ven years old, stands fun sixteen hands high on
elegant set of limbs, he is pronounced by good
Judges one among the first pacing horses in
Virginia.
PEDiGREE- Young Eyatoga was got by
the celebrated pacing horse old Hyatoga, who
was sold when Is years old for $4,000; his dam
Mr. Clarkson's thorough bred mare ariah-
Mariah was got by Turner Dixon's celebrated
running horse Jeston, her dam by the imported
horse Sir Archa, who was the sire Of the cele-
brated running mare Gentle Kitty, her G. q.
dam by the imported horse Stirling
''We the subscribers do hereby certify that
Young Hyatoga, now the property of Mr.. Ro-
bert P Briarly, is sure and first-rate foal
getter. Given under cur hands this Goth day
OF March, 1928.
Wlliiam Clarkson,
Thomas Buekner,
John Taylor,
Ferguson Bell,
Hector Bell,
Joseph Glasscock,
John Marshall, Jun.