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paragraph is going the rounds OF the
newspapers, copied from Boston print,
which speaks, as It appears to u.s.. with
unbecoming levity, of the Court Marital
about 10 be held there. Tor the trial OF an
officer of high rank. Not desiring to imi-
tate the example of discussion in the
newspapers OF charges pending before
Court Martial, and still less to express
any opinion of their merit or demerit, IT
is sufficient to say that the statement is cal
oulated to produce unjust Impressions, not
SO much by it, assertion as by its sup.
preston Of facts. The publication could
not have been made by any friend OF the
navy, being calculated to reflect discredit
on the service. Id.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY, MARCH %, 1922,
Wasaington. Marclh 81

Wdsh1ngton. NdTcs IT.
The report of the committee OF the
House of Representatives on the subject
OF the South American governments. to-
which we have given due place to day, is
a document worthy of the subject and OF
the body wheRce il emanates. 1t IS at
once an admirable composition, and con-
elusive argument. Not. Int.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-23

crossed, and thcss from the othetb 8. a
ordered % third Fsading, were 49, -. !.
ally read 8 third tine and passed. p. -
however, without some oppos;tion w :.
some Of them, particularly to tAs IN; y
authorizing . canal to be cut three. .al
the public lands in Illinsis, on vh,eea my
the Senate divided. and, 81 member. s :.
sing in ito favor, it was carried -
Agreeably to notice given, Mr.. SAINT,
ard, having obtained leave, intredn..:
bill to alter the times and place. !.
holding the district court in the di.t,;a..
Of New Jersey, which was rsad '
Mr.. Johnssn. Of Ken. laid on tha tail.
the following resolution:
Rssolued, That the Committee O, =;
ance be instructed tsinquire into n. 49,
psdiency Of sesting the Secretary sf,h.
Treasury with special authority -.
law. to dispose ofthe special d.po,it. !; 2
the Treasury Of the U. States. and tai a
quidats, upon the best terms in hi. n.'
Or, With banks and individuals, all d.h,.
which he may ascertain to bs d.ubtfn,
The Senate then went into the c.s
alteration of Executive businea.. a.
which they adjourned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12

Several members of the levy court of the coun-
ty of Newcastle have proposed the following CUES.
lions for my opinion.
Whether or not the levy court for New Castle
county is authorised by any power delegated to them
to erect, repair and maintain at the expense OF
the county, bridges upon the public highways laid
out by order of court, other than certain highways
called in the acts of assembly, Kings fhghzoays."
This case may not be entirely free from doubt !;
and there is want of precision in the description
of certain highways called in the acts of assembly
the Kings Aighzvays"; but from the best examipa-
have been able to give the subject within the time
allowed me, am of opinion that the levy court for
New Castle county, is authorised to erect, repair
and maintain at the expense of the county bridges
upon public highways laid out by order of court, of
the width of forty feet and at the common expense
of the county.
The acts Of assembly which have bearing upon
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cove RE IS S.
IN SENATE,

APRIL, 8--Mr Rodney of Del. who had been con.
aned at home several weeks by illness resumed his
seat to-day.
MIR Rodney laid on the table the following reso.
luton:
Resolved, That the Committee on Commerce *
Manufactures be instructed to inquire into the ex-
pedeucy of fixing light vessel or near the sboal
called the Brown, in the Bay of Delaware; oil at
such other place places may render the navi-
CATION thereof more safe and covenient.
APRIL, 9--The resolution submitted yesterday
by Mr. Rodney taken up and agreed to.
The Senate resumed The consideration Of the bill
10 allow drawback on cordage manufactured from
foreign hemp, and, without further debate the ues.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12

The undersigned members of the Levy Court, believe
it to be duty they themselves and the county
Castle enter their protest against the proceedings of the
majority of the court in February astbecause, when
motion for the appropriation of of money for the re-
building ola bridge Redclay creek at Auburn factory
regularly before the COURT the members above alluded
to, without dsposng of the question before the court
moved seconded and carried other questions in defiance
of the minority and violation of all the rules aud regua
tons of any deliberatiye body whatever.
Witness hands, this 14th day Of .3farch, 1892.
David Penny, John Tweed,
VIM. Seal Thomas Baldwin.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
APRIL, 6-Mr Cooke, laid on the table the fol-

APRIL, 6-Mr Cooke, laid on the table the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That The Secretary of State be directed
to furnish this House with statement Of the
amount OF money paid salaries, outfits, and con-
tngent expenses, to foreign ministers, since the
year eighteen hundred and the amount paid to
each. Also the court at which they we're employed
and The time they respectively engaged in the
discharge Of their duties as ministers from the U.
States.
The House then resolved itself into Committee
lot the whole on the general appropriation bill After
considerable debate the Committee rose, reported
and obtained leave to sit again.
APRIL, g. The House then took into considera-
ton the joint resolution from the Senate, fixing the
time for the adjournment of Congress After con.
siderable debate the 9Th day of May, was agreed
upon the resolution read third time, passed and
returned to the Senate. The House then resolved
itself into Committee of the whole on the general
appropriation bill.
APRIL, 9-Mr Smith, of Md. from the Com
mittee of Ways and Means, reported bill for the
relief OF Captain James Barron, which was twice
read, and committed
The House then resumed the considerable Of the
general appropriation bill.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12

The members OF the Levy Court should recollect
they created to transact business for the benefit
of the county, and not for their individual aggrau
dizement -and that they are accountable for their
deeds to the power that gave them being. The
conduct OF the chairman (if correctly stately, was
to give it its gentlest appeation, infamous land
should be punished as an outrage on the rights Of
New Castle county. II such conduct be tolerated
in one court, we may expect to see it followed IN
another; and peradventure, we may live to see the
speaker Of our House of Delegates, vacatng his
chair because his minions are not in the chamber
to vote according to his pleasure. If such transact
tons tolerated, there an end of the benefits of
and free deliberatiye assemblies As
there are two ways of telling every story it would
be well in the parties implicated to rebu the charges.
EDWARD Hicks, distinguished preacher among
the society of Friends delivered discourse yeser-
To give an idea of his manner and the subject Of
his discourse, would occupy more space, than we
can appropriate to the purpore suffice it to say,
it was eloquent and impressive. His manner of
delivery is pleasing, his language chaste and ele-
giant; and had the speaker been hidden from our
view, we should not have believed ourselves adj.
dressed by plain, and uneducaed farmer. There
was no display of sectarian pfejudices--he consid.
cred Christians of every denomination as his breth-
remand breathed throughout his discourse spirit
Of love and charity, BETTING real Christian. We
more deeply riyetted on a speaker, and their minds
apparently more eager follow him in his different
views and calculations Of divine truths. His adj
dress to the old, the middle-aged and the youth
was solemn in the extreme mo one within the
sound OF his voice. could have returned home igno-
rant of his duty towards God and his neighbour,
unless calous to every impression, and obstinaely
bent on pursuing his own evil propensities.
We learn from the Boston Daily Advertiser, that
there is little doubt that Gov. Brooks * Lieut. Gov
Phillips, will be reelected by majority Of about
1000 votes.
Four thousand two hundred bushels Of COAL
have arrived at Philadelphia by means of Schuylkill
Navigation. So much for Internal improvement.
University Of PENNSYLVANIA AT the late COM
mencement in the Medical department Of this Insti.
tuition, Il students received the degree of Doctor
Iof Medicine.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania passed 172 laws
and resolutions, at their late session.
University of Maryland, AT the commencement
Of the Medical Faculty, the degree OF Doctor Of
Incidence was conferred on "a graduat-s.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12
ltr hands, thle 14th dag Of March, 1922.
John Tweed, Thomas Baldwin,
VIM. Seal' David Penny.

The undersigned, members of the Levy court believe it
their duty to protest against the proceedings of the Chair
man and other members of said in February LAST:
abandoned the chair throwing the court into disorder and
refusing to take his again. and being supported in said
measure by certain members for the purpose above alluded
to- and continued to keep the court in contom faa absent
member for TO aid them in their 7aervS conduct
contrary to the practice of all deliberative bodies
Witness hands, this 14h day Of March 1922.
John Tweed. Thomas Baldwin,
VIM. Seal, David Penny,
Benjamin Watson.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12

Died. a, Baltimore on Monday las. Lieut.
BENZ AMIN VINING, Ian accomplished officer
of The U. S army.
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PROTEST..

THE undersigned, members of the LEVY COURT, be-
evng ourselves nsulted and lreated by bare majority
of the said in February last, when motion was
before the court to apply Louis Nc Lane, Esq for his
written opinion relative to the authority ohe Levy Court
the subject of building and keeping in repair bridges
over deep waters on the county roads :--and
whilst this motion depending another motion was
made seconded and carried by the majority alluded to- in
defiance and contempt Of any of the rules usages of said
court; and in opinion repugnan to the feelings of all
the good citizens OF the county.
Witness ear hands, ths 14th day Of .aiarch, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-04-12

Fown indignantly upon the first dawning attempt ALLEVIATE
me portion Of the Union from another.' WASHINGTON
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FOR SALE.
OFLAND kipgin A

4 TRACT OF LAND lying in Amherst
L n county, coniainingab 40 acres being
the same land on which Reuben Pendle On for
nefly resided, lying in miles of Lvnchburq
Immediately on James river, considerable
proportion Of which is good tobacco land and
no'yumhered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il deem
edunneccsssry, as IL is supposed those wishing
TO purchase will first view the land. If the
bove land is not sold privately, it win be Offer.
ed on Saturday the 18th of December, to IN.
highest bidder, on a credit of 6, u and "a
months, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security and deed of trast on the land to So.
cure the payment. Thos. who wish IN MIR
chase will apply to Samuel Garland of Lynch.
burg, or the subscriber living near New.Glas.
Cow. j. 5. PENDIEToN
November vt1a0 "a
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed of trust from George
~ Wright 10 me, SHALL on the 10th day of
febTlary, 1873, at Liberty, in Bedford coun.
~ proceed to sell, for ready money, TO the
nIynest bidder, negro woman slave, named
LueiLaa' lection OF Books, supposed TO be
about seventy five volumes, Bed and Fulni-
lure, Tor certain purposes in said deed speci
hed. Acting as trustee, shall not warran,
the title to said articles except against uysef
and persons claiming under me.
WILLIAM FEAZEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small mul
latto with long hair, about Is years old. with
scar on her neck She was taken from the
possession of the subscriber by George Wright
o" the l5th OF this month-AIi person. are
hereby iorwarned from purchasing her from
sud Wright, as she has been convened TO ma
by deed of trust, OF record in Bedford coun,
~ WILLIAM A. HARDY.
NoSemDF B. w3m II
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tOA NaNars NeWarA.

I WILL pay ooe hundred dollars lor the
u apprehension al Jack Harris, Tree negro
raised IN The county OF Bedford, iftaken ont af
this state, OF Tn dollars II taken ia The State.
/ hold his inleniurcs dated tie 18th Oct l5JB,
aud an order oi Buckingham court Tor his sule
~ pay Jail fee lie l. yellow fellow. about
six feet high nni abo1t 30 years Old. Clerks
OF courts ~ here his indentdrcs may be record
ed are cautioned against removing them.
STEPHEN PANkEY.
November - WV 10
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The Subscribers
Trust Sale.

pY virtue Of deed of trust execn..,
- MS by John billiard and snlly ~ los
bearing date the 9th day OF Decemhea WI, ~af,.
and duly recorded III the clerks oiiira - ineig,
tord county, 10 secure debts therein a,,Ss. pe',-
due Col William Lcttwich, dee toge,6ar e,sto'
all the legal charges attending Inc WI, WIN
ton oi the trust, and in pursuance of s a1tt"-
OF said heitwichs representatives. "a. 'foeH
on The 3lst day OF December next. ON the 'naI'
mlses, proeeedto sell by way of public suct pre-
for cash, that uu'tten,
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FiHE subscriber wishes 10 sell the
4 TRACT OF LASDon which he resides,
containing by late survey s31 acres.
This tract lies within one mile of Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, aud Il well
adapted 10 the culture OF all descriptions of
grain. About one half Of which is cleared,
aud partly in cultivation, the balance ol the
tract IS heavily timbcred, aud first rate 1obac
co iand. II is well calculated 10 lie divided
into lots OF 10 300 acres, 10 suit purchasers,
lying ON both sides OF Black Water and Ivy
Greeks, on which streams there are several
eligible MIL sites, with sufficient water for
the erection of manufacturing mills. There
IS also on II an excellent CURRY Of 5Onp stone,
aud very valuable Mineral Spring.
The Improvements are comfortable dwell
ling house, with other convenient out houses,
10 which is attached nn extensive orchard Of
tbc best selected fruit, which, together with It's
convenience 10 market, reader il the most
desithble Tract of Lnud offered for sale IN this
section Of tho country.
Persons who Wish 10 purchase lands, are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves, ms
thr subscriber is DESTROYS TO sell--a harrain
may be had libern credit will he given
For terms, apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses EDMUND TATE.
November ] w3m l3
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Aynchburg Mills.

WILL IN few days be in order for the re
" ceptIon OF Whest.-The Subscriber
VIII slge MIR market price in cash. Should
any he desIrous to receive Flour in exchange
Tor Whesi, they can do so at the usual EXCHANGE.
and he subscriber will subject himself to the
kehmend Inspection. Those who are not
disposed to sell at the present prices, may del.
Vef Their Wheat, ana wait lor better riice. a.
a lar market price will be given during the sea-
son, Tor that deposited, as for what may be co
ming in.
VIM. A. ALLEN
August9. trt,
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Valuable Tract Of land

conveyed 10 said billiard by Rev. las T,.
and being the place on which said Turaaafi
merly resided, four miles above Libsr,'' b 'oi
iord courthouse, and within one mile Of ~.
great western road, containing by a Iafe W. ,ne
Ney, tonr hundred and FIVE acres. THO w.
provemchts are n cOmmodiousdwellina ~"
thirty ieet square, with eight rooms fon,.I,
low and four above stairs, three cbimna,. ~
live fire places, together with all other 6o,''p
necessary Tor the accommodation of II
family; about half the land is in yoods -
wei umbered, the greatest proportio, oaDa
tobacco land, and part first rate, tho balanae
Is we'll adapted TO the culture of all had
gram, the plantation is in pretty coed ROM,
md sufficiently fresh for raisisg crons of ers;n
mere Is on this tract an orchard OF about fop,
hundred apple trees that scarcely ever fa;l
bearing, and perhaps rs we'll selected M ana,
IN the state.-Ihe land is well watered he H.
principal head branches of Little Otter nassi,..
through 1t, in the vicinity of two or three miuE'
md III healthy neighborhood it i, but sclIo,1
places possessing sach advantages are NM j.,
market for cash, and great bargain may ia
expected; those wishing 10 purchase are solici
TED 10 avail themselves of dis opportunity and
Flrw the land previous 10 the day of SALE
winch will certainly take place unles, proven,
ted by something unavoidable.-Tie file
vested in MS AZ trustees (Which is believed tnIs
Indispntablc) will he conveyed to the purchs.
scr and none other.
PLf tSANT NJ. GOGGIN, J
THOMAS L. LEFTWICH, { trustees,
November /. wtas -
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StraSea or stolen,

IsROM tn subscriber, living near Lynch
Il burg, aBAl HORSE. abeut Eve feet Two
ar three inches high, blazrd face, his hind
feel waite aud hearing The marks OF the collnrj
Any jlcrson gning information io the sub
seribef, OF said horse, shall receive liberal
reward CHARLES DI1s0N.
October - Jt Il
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Chronic Rheumatism, complicated ,riM Coat.
Dry 9tRa.

man, forty three years Of age mn inhah
tant OF one OF the ports OF TIE Adliatie, In
been afflicted for ten years with avery extern
sise tea0', surrounding the meek aud should
ders. The te,ter was dry, aud often covered
with red points, with suppurating juniors, 10
which the linen adhered II was attend
cd with excessive ichin.. The general hcaIth
was good, except slight chronic opthaImia,
attributed TO the sea air He recollectcd hav-
my been informed by his mother that she had
suffered dnrtng her youth from m herpctic g
rupton lie lad r,ol a few re'padcs, among
others, solution OF muriatc aeity rabbed up.
on the part, without Sdccess.
Alter the irst fumigatiuu, taken on the 22d
OF June, the itching diminished. and as the
patient WIS therefore prevented from scratch.
lRe, tue linen no longer adhered 10 the buck
After the seventh nppleniou, the improve
mcnt was truly astonishing, the itching hav-
lux almost entirely ceased, IN eruption, nri-
sirk from the innlgations, appeared upon the
flr.t arm, ~ AS to interrupt the treatment ;
b" fourteen. 'amigaions;n ten days compile
ted the cure.
This establishment has LEI recently gone in,
10 operation. have II number of invetelate
eases under nv management. all Of which have
Improved greatly beyond my expectations.
BENZ. Z. OWENS.
ClNEs, PAINTS, DNE-SIuFF5, &c. for sale
upon the most reasonable terms. B 20.
October ~ cots
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negroes Err ale.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
- Girls, will be sold low Tor cash. or ON
shori crelil---say / or month";. Enquire OF
The Printers.
September II tets
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Notice.

''HlS is to forwarn any person or per,
sons from trading for a bond ekeeuIfa
by the subscriber TO Benjamin Perkins az
the sum of 1906 68, payable in -four ~ no, oO
days: and bears date 23d of May, 1878 les
bond was paid off agreeabIy 10 the coIa
IONS thereof, and am determined not 10 pay
il again CHAS. c. PATTERSON
November 90. ,l7w2N'
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DY virtue of deed Of trust executed
- to US by Samuel Anthony, which bears
date the 18th of January, 1918, and is reeor
ded in the iIasings Court OF Lynchburg, for
the purpose of securing to William Radlord
certain sums of money in tie said deed men-
TONED, we shall expose to sale, at public auc-
ton, on the 18th day OF December next, on
the premises, for ready money,
Il Lot or parcel of Ground,
Lying on the main tirce,, on Diamond Hill,
containing s2l feet font, and running back
the doplhI Of two lots, as more particularly
described in said deed Acting rs trustees,
we shrll convey such title only as is vested in
us A. ROBERTSON,
JOIN NJ. GORDON, ! p"'''''
Move mber 20 1t wtds
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Notice.

cTRAfED or stolen frem the ssbscri-
~ her ataul tie geih of last month, large
BAL HORSE, a,,aat lent Inches h'shi WIN
one hind foat white, AID branded VIII the
letters G. II On tar lh.sli \ liberal reward
will be given iof delivering h.m TO iae IA
Iynchburg, aud al reasonable cAPenres pau
or nny iniornaties ia enahie mt To Gft h'ni'
aiIl be thankfully received by
JOIN PATfES,
Nov. l9. liws"
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Motto

10y Virtue Of deea Of f-us, erecutea to
- the subscriber by n S. H,nrr. ffor the pur-
pose Of securing debt due 10 T. RotuH &. Co J
,rhi't deed isof record IN the eouldy court 81
Bedtord, and boors date The 9Th Of .3pgust. lsl0,
! shaH, on the Isl dag y 3prii, 1899, I,rfair. II
not the nelt Jrtr d"y Mereailer,) sell, m PabGc
naef'on, m the tom Of Lyachbafg, bljofc The
door Of HE Franklin Hotci, .tor ready MONEY,
IN" Ncact W land.
In he said deed mentioned, containing fire hun
dred and fHsen acres, bring The same on uhich
lie sa4d Henry rcsides, or so much as iriH BIZ auc
riem 10 satisfy sind tr1a. IN. tusise ,ciH con-
reg suth tItlc only as is restcd in him
CiiISHELL D.}BSFY.
.Norenlbtr % NTH, III
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FOR SALE-SEVERAL
Tracts OF Valuable LAND

In Rockingham county, n. C. situated on Dan
River, between Smiths River and DanviIle
Apply to the subscriber, at Leaksvile, N c.
Dot. is. llHo GEO lZARp
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A.ElrIiN IL.
RVSA WAN,

BYRON the subscriber on the S0th q
Il March, servant named JAMES, gene
rnlb known By the name OF james Lowing
lie IS upwards Of six feet high, light complex
ION, Well mLue, very sensible, shrewd, and
pert IN his observations, aud not easily intim
dated lie formerly belonged 10 John Scott
OF Administrations well on several mu
cal Instruments. particularly the octave flute
and will probably attemp, TO pass Tor a free
niaR' viii give thirty doIlurs and pav all
reasonable expenses il delivered 10 me in New
riassoW--or twenty dollars if secured in any
lHh so That get him. lie is now probably in
The vicinity OF Richmond.
GEO. S. HOLLOWAY.
April 20. az