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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
NOTICE.

EoHN SiDDALL s. COMPANY, cotton spnners and ma.
~ ruacurers having bargalned and sold Certain articles
of their partnership stock and machinery subscribers
in payment Of debts due u.s. and tile other creditors Of
the said concern in the State Of Delaware:
Ne hereby giue notice Of Ike said sale snd also that
meeting OF the said creditors will be convened this Even
ing o'clock, P M at the house of Eli Lamborn in the
Borough of Wilmington, when and where all persons in
terested are requested TO attend
JOHN TORBERT.
CYRUS LAMBORN,
Tuesday, Aug. &c, 1928. 6o-4t
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DELEGATE ELEGTTO.NG

THE Democratic Republicans of Newcastle county will
assemble at the respective places Of election their sew
era hundreds Saturday the 18th day of Superintendent
for the purpose of elecng delegates make the county
ticket to meet at the Red Lion, on Saturday the 9th OF
September. August 26, 1928.
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New Y'ohk, Aug. q.

Great 4rrirat.-Letters from Laguira, received
via. Philadelphia, announce the safe arrival of the
Dutch ship Good Hope, Of 1900 tons, and "a guns,
ga long "a Founders and 10 carronades and laden
with military clothing, stores, arms, and munitions
of all kinds, for the government the whole valued
at upwards OF one million of dollars. This arrival
is not only fortunate circumstance for the Colom-
bans, but is subject Of congrauation here and at
other ports OF the u. States, upwards of 100000
being insured upon the cargo in this country.
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NOTICE.

IL persons are cautioned against receiving note for
N forty dollars given By the subscriber To David T.
Jones The said given in payment for the time
of my son who apprentice TO Mr. Jones, who re.
fuses to give up his indentures.
JOSEPH HIGGINS.
sirnsi;lle IN The Drandywine Aug. 23d, 1925. 694t
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Capt, Tear, ofthe brig Ruth, in twenty five days
from Gibraltar, states, that on the twenty fifth OF
July, the French army was encamped two miles
from St. Rogue, and that the women and children
oil 81. Rogue had left their houses from fear of the
French, and were lying in the Sands at the Neutral
Ground, not being admitted into the Garrison
The Congress Frigate sailed from Gibraltar on
the twenty third ofJuy for Cadiz. with Mr. NELSON,
our Minister, on board-Mr. RODNEY was al Glib
raltar. A number of French and Dutch men Of
war were lying at Gibraltar.
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+. IIINDH:AN.

The public are cautioned against receiving ten
dollar bills of the Bank OF Wilmington and Brandy
wine, as there are now number in circulation all
tered from one to ten, and the deception is very
easily discovered, as they are but poorly done.
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Eatract Of letter dated Hacana, .qug. 6, 1923.

Eatract Of a letter dated Hacana, Hug. 6, 1898.
son Friday last received information of small
Spanish schooner being in port, with upwards of
200 stand Of arms for the purpose of cutting out of
the harbour fine schooner of 40 tons but a good
look out was kept during the night, and the little
pirate started out at O'Clock of the morning of
Saturday. The U. S. schr. Fox, Lieut. Richie,
being in port at the time followed her, and very
soon caused the whole armament to be thrown into
the sea.
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COMMUNICATED.

Mn. WILsoN-On the .21st instant, coroner's inquest
was held on the body of Margaret Lyon, white woman
found dead in field belonging to Major p. Jaquett near
the house OF Jacob Anderson appeared by the witness
that she had for weeks been an inmate in the house
OF Andrew Green and Jacob Anderson, black men, where
she had found plentiful supply Of whiskey or the means
Of obtaining it, and had become very incorporate and that
Green had been with her all the night of her death The
verdict of the jury was, thai the deceased 10 her death
by iaepeTance in liquor and the abuse of herself with coored
named .4ndrezS Green.
Quey.ought not said Green and Anderson to be made
inmates OF work house ONE OF THE JURY.
Wilmington, August 23d.
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We are authorized to say that the candidates nominated
for the office of governor of this sate acknowledge the
honor conferred ON them by the nominations and that each
OF them hopes for the honor and dignity of the state, that
the contest will be conducted by their friends in calm
and temperate MANNER and that win be pursued
that may wound the feelings of the other candidate.
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Mr. WILSON, wish respectfully to call the aten-
ton of those whose duty it may be to have them remov-
ed to parcel of stone, which has been laying for three
weeks past the of Market and Watersreets to
the great annoyance of all persons passing in gigs or on
horse back, particularly at night Should it be contern-
plated to have monument erected that public spot,
why not progress with the work. ARGUS.
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The kidnappers who carried off from the vicinity of Vim
cennes on the Esd of May, family of blacks, consisting
Jack Butler, his wife and six Children all born free and
for whose Gen. Harrison offered reward of $780,
have been taken at New Orleans They the point
of ebarking for of the West India islands, when
from some deficiency in their clearance papers, suspicion
was excited and they were arrested, examined and COM
mitted to Jail.
An arrival at Charleston repeats the information before
received that Nina had defeated Donnadeu and Money!
with great loss on the part of the French
William Carroll has been reelected, without opposition
to be Governor of Tennessee.
There is Lace Mandatory at Midway, Mass about
Is miles from Boston, which produces at the rate of so ys
per days of lace every way equal any imported, which
sells at 81 per yard for the finest lace of inches in width
Mr.. Anderson, our Minister at the Colombian Capital.
has arrived and public dinner given him at the
Government House at Caraccas on the 18th of July
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livercd at The Post Office and was forwarded
Ia the General Post Office.
At the spot " here the robbery took place,
there was high bank on each side of Tia.
road. The Guards acted With much courage
and good conduct, ha, ing discharged his blum
derbuss at the robbers when they first Disco
yercd themselves. and afterwards snapped u
pistol al one and discharged the other pistol
at another before they came upon him. II ap-
pears II was the last shut, from the pistol
which wounded Moore in the breast, who was
armed With gun.
We learn that The people in tine neighbour
hood where the robbery toek place. and those
ut the forge, were most active and vi.,iant in
making search for and assisting in the detec-
ton of the robbers. They were escorted to
the city last evening by the troop of First Bal
tlmore Hussars, (under ,he command of Ma
ior M'Ciellan,) who promptly mustered and
repaired tn the spot in the morning. The cul-
prits are lodged in iail-thrir trial will take
place AT the Circuit Court OF the U. S. which
will sit in Nov next.
n. B.-A sum of money in bank bills has
hcen found on the person of one of the rob
hers-it has been handed over to the Post
master
The name of the guard is Patriot Grcen--,nd as
reward fnr his meriiorous conduct in this affair IL
* suggested that subscription be made for his hen
eft. finer.
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ANNIVERSARY.

pursuant TO previous arrangements, nu-
merous and very respectable company of gen
uemen. of Charlottesville and the University.
Yesterday convened ai pleasantly shaded
Place on MIR. Reuben Manry's plantation, for
,he purpose of celebrating The anniversary of
american independence At 9 O'Clock the
company sat down to plentiful and excellent
dinner. After the removal Of the cloth, TIL /:
" Maury, Esq. was inviipd 10 olliciate as
president Of the day, assisted by Capt John
~ ~: Ferry, and Capt. A. S. Brockenbrough, as
Vice Presidents.
~ EXTRACTED TOAsrs.
ne day-Bet rs hail lis retuin loi It gave birth 10
Ihe Presidential eleetion--Ws hare our prefet-
snGe, bat The peoples wili he done.
n The North, the Sonih the Fast, and The Wesi-
pdr pursuits may be different, bat our interests must
South MISUNDERSTANDING in the wake of her
siseF Of HE NOrth-ihe same means will accomplish
tbe same ends
=. SPAN, oppressed in The midst " oppression-D
.Eersnce from all her troubles l-Lberiy TO her PEG
Louis the 19h--
Rum seire thee, rufhiess king;
49, Confusion shy banners wait"
Greece aud Turkey--lbe suOggle OF The cross y
BHT tue crescent--let The holy alliance 10 u.
In addition to the above, number ofyOlun.
"er toas's were given, which We could not
procure in time for publication The subjects
ni these toasls were the University Of Virginia
zen. Washington, Thomas Jefferson, III,
Frssdeui Ut the United STATES, &c.
Central CGz.
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RICHMOND, july II, I825.
To the Editors Of lie Enquire.

- Bainpre Posi- Office, JUly q, la2S.
You will he pleased to learn that of only
three men rs II now appears, who were con
cerned in the robbery of the mail this morn
ing, at A. NJ. 10 miles distant from this
place, all of them have been arrested, and
are now, p. NJ, safely lodged in Jail in this
city. Two of them badly wounded. and
one has made a full confession of particulars
For this fortunate result we are indebted to
the courage aud fidelity of the guard. the CON
tractors and our citizens in general who turn
out on snch occasions with AL alacrity which
1t would be difficult To describe, and cannot be
excelled. Very truly yours,
j s. SKINNER.
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~ EEe.1

ltEr-on the 18th NIL. the residence of Mr.. VIII
lam Hodges in Taunton, massachusetts, NJ. ERASTtiS
ChaNbLERr aier lingering and raiufd illness which
ne pore WIN christian patience and rrsiu.un The de-
ceased was for very gespsctabie merchant,
OF the house OF r. y. Chandler, Providence, Rhode
island. lie always sustained fair aud rreproachabe
aelc and ha> lett Iends aud acquainlan-
crS TO i"nieut their rreparsbla losS,
Departed this life "Wednesday evening last an ad-
VH"c-d period uilie. Doctor JAMES McCLUHG, one uf
ine ou'st nhahiiantS of this city geuteian, enneny
Tor his attachments and skill physician,
aii iis quainis man. His inaugural Dis,
hunDnrsh an The mature "ibr Bill, gave The Slen-
"n In"cilions "i his early genius. IL is lasting
al al profound cn,heiIi, hed by elegant ,aste
Us whole professional lille has confirmed promises of
his early years.
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following toasts were ,1rrnl;, aecomnaniciT
'ith that enthusiasm which ought t. b. oni-
'ersally felt by the Aririic,,n penpl,, upon the
recurrence of this great nation,l jubilee.
L. The dry We celebrate may rising generation
know aud irel Us impu, inuce.
Eth. Heroes ofihc Revelation honot 10 The hoory
locks of the few living, aud reverence the shades
Of The many dead
3. General Washington his cuunt,v s,,,,. a MONS.
4. The constitution, the Eubicon of federal now
cr may they who pass It, meet with ,hc late OF
5 Thomas j. Grtson may his sniri, of ra,rio,smr
philosophy aud iil'ery, illumiue tie world
g. Benj'min Frankie the f."ori,e OF Lbcri, she
gave Ia HIM free county the inNorie vi science She
eyealed 10 him hei mysteries
T. James Madison" the principles Of 98 laIlow his
s. Thomas Paine his memory viii he reyered "a
long as liberty shalt have vUtMy, The rights Of
man adv ocate
9. Spain hers is tie cause of freedom Heaven
prosper ~.
10 Greece her cries have awakened the spi,rs
OF Ihcrmopylss, and The cruel Ottoman shah 40 lon
ger uample on the grave of Leonidas.
II South America nation, oniy wills il, 10 be
free.
II. The University of Virginia; may II reward u.
Tor our labors and counw! with talents and
49, rhe American FAR
VOLUNTEERS.
by Col BENZ ANptRsoH. he war in Europe
may At continue lIi the Royal Race are extinct
by Mr.. Chs PorE. The next Presidency; let
us put aside the ohtrUsive ambition of ri,Al candi-
dates, and cali some C,ucnmaiu. ION the plough
by MIR lHo 2. NATKIHs. Central Wasningt Ton
le'iagy to The miud HAT d,caes--palsy 10 ,r hand
mat records ham, not the SaNioi the tather, the
TREND, nf his conntrv.
b, Mr.. CARTER II HARRisos The Old Domin.
oh>ir reiiiS from III" present contest with becon-
ing dignity. la due she will again asset her
preten>ions.
BY. Doct. RIcu'D w RoysrER The University
OF fe9nsyltanE,-may u continue 10 aour.sh.
bk hr JOINS w. ARGYLE Commodore pnr;cr the
have been shot ~ vain
10y Capt. Jos. q WATKINS. Wm. II. Crawford
now as M w a firm aud genuine republicaE-Nir-
g'nIa looks TO him as The nexi President.
by Mr.. MARotLLus SMITH John Quincy Adams
The skiiul dpomatis--ihe enlightened patriot and
emnentiy eniiiie him 10 preside the desiiuies
nj his County.
BY Doc 10. CuRD Vigilance and activity 10
ihe G"erlilas of Spain, that the Cossacks and the
uauI may not prevail against her. -
BY Mr.. GEO. w. Harms Tho. Jefferson the
osnphca research ilc polish ol hieraiy ucment.
ny MIR JULIAN kEAH. Andrew Jackson The
fnaif al deed,-wh.irss Camden the Nurse Shoe and
the pliIns uI Orl,nus
ali usurpeis terminate IKE his in disgrace and
throw.
BY Mr.. ARcHiBALp 3. LEWIS Tie heroes of tho
tate Wal Tie Eyes OF a free country on ihuse
VII live, and H. hose who haze fallen.
~ Mr. JAS LYONS. Nina may wisdom counsel
and ipeiiy ,''Ivn has cfl'',is
Bl Col. bENy ArDERsoN. Liberal principles
n'a' their lghl spread roug licut e world, uncNtin-
g"Shed by !rauls who loved darkuess father Imam
light
b, Mr.. JoE1. NJ. RoYsrrs The state arMissouri;
The Youngest aud iaIe si daughter OF The union.
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{usr imported n The Ship Georgiana al CITY Point
from Liverpoo'-The subcrUcr is just rerei.ing by
ne above vessel, few packages Of first blue eck
and fashionable fancy colored CLOTHS CASSIMEKES
drec from the manufactures al Thomas Sbeppard aud
A"stin Bruhers Co. These goods laid in On the
very lowest terms aud manufactured TO hi, order =
consequently can make them up very moderate Terms
ana recommend them 10 his others wanting
sIch goods, from whom b. respectfully soiciis call
THOMAS LAMBERT, Merchant Tailor
~ handsome assortment OF ltEADY-MADE CLOTH
lNhnd every other article in his line constantly ON hand
July 10
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- virtue Of deed nj eNr~e 10 The sp,srri- nm
A' the rsy Of April, 1872 Wurner Williams Tor the
purpose 0m".g other hine OF securing the pay nent Of
ue1t therein lrntinned tue joel Watkins sea Will be
sold 80 the highest bidder for cash. premises o. sat
u'da the 6tn day Of August next of anA Tor so
"o" rrni as may be neccSSlry) wing and frinr the
county "f hackngaam the waters of FfSlpnnd creek
containing about 100 acres, md iuuur the lands of
,Anc ikei John Wooson's legatccs, tic state OF
jas" Wotrs IF tiooeicndi, being hc id pnrchuse,, 6y
The said Williams of Robert Smith me, samuel Hal, j
iced viii he exerue Oh she av Uf Sre n tie
upon the payment OF Ihe p1rrba>s money CONVEYING SUCK
inie only rs is vested in the rbrr m the trust aid
IhlN ~. Mthsf SAaiuEL Nl.iI.
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HARVEST.

MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Co. July 9.-The
Farmers generally have commenced reapng
their grain. A long wet spell, has in great
measure, thrown them back in cutting We
are glad Ia find that the crop of Wheat is
far better than was supposed il would be- some
time ago-the Rye crop is very good-Corn,
Oats, Flax, sc. promises to be abundant.
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Colonization .Soci.iy.

WAsuiNGToN, July ga stated Session of
thu Board Of Officers and Managers Of the
American Colonization Society commenced
Al The City Hall, in This city, yesterday, y,
which Hon. Charles Fenton Mercer, one of
the Wee Presidents, presided. A number
Of highly interesting papers were read from
the CulouS. at Montserado, on the Coast of
Africa, which is NOW in comparatively com
Portable condit ion. Considerable business Was
done, and several committees were appointed
In report on other business. Among the votes
ofi6e day was a unanimous and well deserted
vote of thanks TO Capt. Spence, the other Off
GERS, aud the crew of the u. ). Ship Cyane
for the benevolent, important, and most dis
interested services rendered by them to the
Colony.
The Board adjourned to meet again AT the
Cha mber of the Board of Aldermen at ! 1
O'Clock this day. Nat. lit.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

WINCHESTER, July g. Yesterday bring
The anniversary ofthe day which gave us rank
amongst the nations of the earth, the morn
was ushrred in by the discharge OF Cannon
from Fort Hill by Capt BrenPs company of
artlllersts. AT 10 o'clock an elegant and
appropriate Grafton was delivered by William
1. Clarke, Esq. at the Presbyterian Meeting
blouse, the Declaration Of our Independence
hna'ins been previously read by Col. A. c.
smith A Barbacne, in honor 0f the occa
5ion, was also given at the Spring of LyIes
hoOlnson, Esq. near this place. GazeNe
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cnMMrNIcArtnN.

A large number of The citizens Of Gooch-
land assembled At Johnson's Spring, on the
4ih inst. for the purpose Of celebrating the IN.
aigrrsary Of American Independence. A feast,
suitable tO the occasion, was prepared. Col
William Boiling, having hreu appointed Presi
drTi ard Or Isaac Curl, Vice President. the
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LANn FOR SAI-E.-

ITO be sold, grrpralv decree Of ie epri,r court
nc chanc,r ~ fr ihe hichaiord district. wherein WV
p'vF adm nisctnr OF William Price, tceased is piauiin,
AND Henry bunbs and others Defendants credit of one,
t~o au three years b' tie ieionrr Charlie Arurtia
and lauir FenD, ihrr u ten. ii.- Courihosc,
he 26h day Of August rrsf, that brirr day 81
fair nherv sr ihe fr ir dfttp tbc highest bidder hs
Eve following tracts r land ,ing in Sail rountt. wit:
lonJ stustrt mile North of the 1rd Of Glad0
creek, b-anfh r View RIVER. aud Nabans ridge
of Gig Fvd Life Beaver creeks ri
ney Tvcr 1000 acifs Jos ridge, chs ay In no
fork of riney river, branch ~ New rivers 600 acre m
the Norh side " Laurel crert. lying brieen said
Greet sharper KNOTS 5C1 the northwest side
of~hed rters of Glade crrrk $50 Ctade creek
The purchasers viii be requrrd give bond and scco.
riiv 10 the cOmriiss iourrs. or either NJ fhfm.
Nv order cf} C1ARLEs AHHuCBLE, lCommis-
- wv fAANES piNNELL, { suners
IVY - ;aZWs
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Tdiuabie Real Esiqie IT, GnIe.

THE tuct Of land which the SUBSCRIBER >ies in
= ihr county uf Bedford, miles from London, u
mile from the Academy, and from nchbur containing
about 1900 acres between aud 4Oj acres cleared be
balance in wo0d--ihe whole il first ratc ioiacco land
except H "a 80 acres and iat excellent rri, land This
vrry ASaf ~ nlered lies remarkably well, aud is
hnrY "'eTtd Ia" improvements extremely valuable
ann eo"noions and the neighborhood healthy, seaby
county q; cerpel called lie B,vlng Green within u
miles Of LHnchJurg containing acres uf which about
bottom iaud adnirably culture of ,ohacco.
The plantation IN tine order well aua healthy
'e h1Hnce ~ me land Is in Woods, aud doe proportion
oi u tot,cco land cfil'a first quality.
4Ao Anniher tract nj land in county of am hell on
-, rI''N ABOUT tnrt mics from LyTchhurg, containing
III acres very sma portion cleared which i. fresh and
.ue ht Dnnv, anu Is heviiy urhsr.d the w0sd tbs
tract Is source ~ considerable profwen waicred and
have other irrct~ equally valuable ao tedious
20 describe h,r lots in the iowa Of Lynchbg, bree
me main street and two on the bin.
the er'her invites capitalists view this valuable
property, which he offers fur sale ie grous
required In hand aia credit one two aud three wears
WIZ .e given Tor the balance For further particulars, ap-
place. '' William IHviSE.
NIRGINtA. ~ aperor Court III Chs1ce.y holden 4
tie Capitol in the city ofHichmond, the IAN day Of
me. King administrator with the will annexed Of Miles
King De- sy, ., PfaatG !
=, WILSON, T. Gary and Miles Cary executors q Wilson
i"'s c"Sr came on tbs dny TO he heard GA the4f
yer 'nd ekhiis and was argued 10y COUNSEL coi.ide
ration whereof the rour d' c Ter, that re iis connis-
'o"rfs do state account r IRE rpucv under
-E NJ ihr proceedings mentioned, md report the
'r 20 r court, with any matter prcy stated deemed
pertinent iy inself, which nly be required by the
parties tU hr 80 sfHird.
cor,--r"ste, wa. W. fffNING, c. c.
COMBS SloNtP's oFFfCEl The par'c. interested
R.tna'd' Jny o. i3.@. are desired 90 take uoficc
HAT hifr appointed Tive 2d d.. Of September next To-
state The account directed in the fweeong lser of tho
ur on which i1t az 0crock ~. hry w. .uircd
attend my Office FOO ibis city with their vouchers, Sc
reHiy Tor examina,iuo and settlement
joy 80. f9--vaw AM9s LApp, n. c.
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CELEBRATION AT PORTSMOUTH.
The Portsmouth Rife Compqnh con,nand
ed 10y Capt. William T.. Young. met nt thrir
usual parade gIOuud, about half past 9 o'clock
on the morning of the 4th inst. Co eon.nrmo.
rate the Anniversary of their Cuuntry'. free
dom.-After performing "A number ,,f hand
some eYolu'i"ns, with that promp,ness and
precision which distinguish The well trained sol
der, they marched To- the Point near Inc Fer
ry wharf aud fred National salute. in their
accustomed good style. Thence they moved
to the Baptist Meeting House, where, An
appropriate Discourse was delivered by the
ReV'd Mr.. WOodson, after which they rrpair-
ed to the Collage, aud with plumber Of their
fellow citizens artook Of sunptuous Dinner.
prepared for the occasion, by MI Nm. Cullen.
Major John Kay presided, assisted by Lieut..
T. DIV ards.
RAcTED TOAsTs.
The memory Of Washiggfon--Aiay the rising uene.
ration emulate his patriotism aud virtue
The Arn,y gf The y. igics--Chlppewa, Etc. and
New Orlrtn~ ran testify ne worth
The .4ncieat DomiaioH--( Od Vireiafl
III Fueite-We love him, because hr h,st loved
| tbs United STATES.
Gea. MoHfqom1y-Queb ran testify 10 his y,ioy
his country hts public ser vices
The HIRE Of Tngoii--We mourn bis s,riv os
/ from time
| The Er Presidsnfs--NlaV their virtues hs hell !,
graceful remembrance by those for whusa uoliiic.,
hAppnrs- they have fried ~ ie 6elT al paf,itf, a,
him q 4iIrs-lhr she Sttfe.nttn. worth, =.
I The hgha-l -rt, ~ fhe National C,g,dgi
The Hero n Nslo O~ea,n
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The of Dr. Brockrnor,tuph was printed in some
copies nfour last No. Det Digaifori Pain, were taken
20 marh he Ltn Of coast correctly the proof sheet
but The cpmPosor- Instead OF punWit CD.fv Digqi9fi.
1t u Be ciu.n the sporty) erronrosiv changed
the from tire frs To- The last wor,lhus, ha,ra}y max
lag b. correct 10 aLTbe apple ~ D,c0rd which three
Nndfesses 10y tie ears, inscribed DctV pJchori.
TIE Presidency likely produce rs much discOrd
among confronting cOnirenmrs.
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