Star.
London, England, 1823-11-01 00:00:00

INS.OLVENT DEOTOIig COURT, OCT. 51.

Philip Jones, a young man of genteel appearance and
respectable family, applied for his discharge, which was
opposed by Mr. Pot.Locit for 'five creditors, named
Hean, Benham, Wharton, Hele, and Allison. '

The insolvent having been before the Court at its last
Sittings, for the information of Counsel, Mr. Commis-
sioner lkiwerr read the notes of the previous examina-
tion, by which it appeared that the insolvent had stated
his father to have been a respectable yeoman in the
West'of England, who some time ago died intestate,
and that in consequence he had not received any benefit
from his demise; and that the insolvent himself has been
absen t front England, but on what mission did oot appear.
It appeared. from a verl,lcing exatetihyttiOn that the
insolvent hadobtained money upon fse pretences, and
without probable means of .payment ; and the Comex
remanded him fox fourteen months from the date of
his petition, and that lie during that period be confined
within the. walls of' the prison.

ELtcTIUNFAIZINGIY tiltkli r 4T.ED STATES.

"'FROM AN AMSHICAN -PAPER.

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The falloiiitri iittipke of modesty, genius, and what
is mar a,tioe- Fa In eleetienee' ling than either—cunning—
has been handed to us by erventleinan who received it
from tht candidate's -Own hands; its genuineness, there-
fore, cannot be doubted:.
NO DRIBERY AND CORRUPTION!
HEARKEN UNTO ME:

Varney op Mosreoautay einarrv--- Last F.lll I was a candidate
for the election, and I wished to be elected, but you would not
give ear to my council, and denied me; say do you understand
that? I say the fact is, come to me and I will tell you. Last year
there was wolves in sheeps clothing, which got your votes ; but I
siy the fact is, beware of them again, for if you trust them you age
deceived ; I say, do you understand that ?—Out of little matters
great things groW—and if you will elect your old friend nod at
quaintance, he will you of the sheep skin, and leave the wolf ex-
posed. But the fact is, if you will elect me, I will prevent the pro-
perty of all persons in debt from being sold, or if they are sold, they
shall be sold at a fair valuation, or one-fourth less—l say, do you
understand that? no vows in trade, but the fair thief', the pretty
thing; and if that is clear, we shall have less blot* stryes among us.
I will chew that the crime of poverty deserves neither bonda nor
chains—earnestly whilst the fatal blow is daily expected. I say, do
you understand that?
N.B. I say--the fact is, I'm for the &MOLT this Toop;sod die
next year for the PRESIDENT of the United Slates Do yea
understand that ?

Voters of Montgomery County, your Mend,
• BARYON HARRISS, Senior.
Rockville, August 29, 1523.
Price Twelve Cents.

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