American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-17

An obging friend at Washington has sent us a
pamphlet containing the Documents that accompa-
MED the Message OK the President Of the U. S. to
both Houses Of Congress at the CONNIE neement of
the present session. 1t contains matter of consd-
cradle interest, extends to 81 pages, exclusive nn.
merous tables, and OF course too much for inser-
ton in our paper. Our friends and subscribers who
choose, Can peruse it by calling at this Office.
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We are authorised to state, that thestcommunica.
tom in the Democratic Press oil last evening, in
reference TO the differences in St. Mary's Church.
is incorrect, and that the late "Rescrpt said TO be
brought to this country by the Archbishop of Balti-
more so tar from producing 'scordal union" is ra.
Their calculated to produce contrary effect. The
present worshippers at St. Mary's Church are
determined 10 maintain their rights; and support
their pastor in she just and lawful exercise of his
functions, with increased zeal and 6rmness. The
trustees and few Of the pew holders met on Tues
day evening last, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the newly imported bull said 10 be
sent from Rome. The result was, that the gentle
men present voluntarily subscribed five thousand
dollars, to be appropriated to resist this foreign
monster. Phil pap.
The practice of Boys ainging stones and othes
hard substances In our streets is great nuisance.
We trust our constituted authorities will take order
on the subject. Last afternoon as little girl was
passing the corner of Tenth and Fiberst streets, she
was struck on the temple by stone thrown by
boy, among parcel who we're throwing stones one
at another. The child walked few steps, fell and
in quarter of an hour was a COrpSe.-Uem. Press.
Major Pissant, we'll known in our Jersey Market,
as one of the first Jersey victuaers, was thrown
from his suky, OH Tuesday last, and was so much
injured as to survive but few hours. Dem. Press.
In Philadelphia there are about 5000 children
who attend the Sunday Schools.
The number of settlers arrived this year at Que
bee, is thousand four hundred seventy one being
one thousand three hundred twelve more than lasE
year.
The Treasurer Of the Trustees Of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. acknow-
lodges the receipt 1924 so cents, for the Theoo-
gicaI Seminary at Princeton, N. ]. during the
month of November last,
Samuel Stevens Jun. of the Eastern Shore, was, ON
Monday the 9th inst. elected Governor Of the State
of Maryland for the ensuing year. He received, in
Joint ballot OF the Legislature, 65 votes, and James
b. Robins received 16.
Don JOSE MANUEL ZozArA was presented yes
terday, by the Secretary of State to the President
of the United States, Envoy Extraold binary and
Minister Plenipotentiary from Mexico. He was
accompanied by Colonel Don Jose Anastasic Tor
rens, Secretary of the Legation who was also pre-
sented to the President by the Secretary Of State.
Nat. Intel.
JAMES PEASANTS has been elected Governor Of
the State of Virginia, for the ensuing year. The
votes were, for MIR Peasants ISL, for George Hay
81, for Linn Banks 18, scattering9
James Madison was put in nominations; but it APP
pearing, from statement made by member, that
this illustrious citizen could not be induced to ac-
cept the Office, if elected, his name was Withdrawn
from nomination.
The election of MIR. Peasants to this Office wild
leave vacancy in The Senate of the United Statesy
of which Mr.. p. is now member.
MARRIED nm Thursday eveninr Last NV III Lav H w