davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16
TO LE,r.

ND may be occupied for year after the first
day OF JANUARY next, all the subscribers lots situate in
this Borough, which cultivated as gardens; with a
dwelling house. clubhouse, stables and Ice house. The
fruit raised in those gardens would sell for two hundred
dollars annually The grapes, the Strawberries Gooseer
RES Currants and Raspberes which rased are equal
n flavor and size TO any raised in the State of Delaware
There in the barn yard compost sufficient to give the
whole complete DRESSING.
ALLEN MLANE.
wilmington, Del. Sept IL, 1928. 74-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16

large and respectable meeting Of the Democratic
zen, Of Appropriateness Hundred, assembled at the
seotGuilder luk on Saturday the 0th day of August
PIN A Naud4inc was appointed Chairman, and William
The following ticket was agreed upon to be recon,
Med the support of the citizens of this hundred, at
i ensuing hundred election. Inspector, Thomas Rey-
Eb, ir. .7ssessor, Benjamin johnson -Road Commits
o, John Broxen- Co,istabea, John CbiiIins, Thomas
|kll, Secretary.
The following persons were appointed committee OF
glance for the Hundred and General Elections. Alex
Ter Crawford, II. NJ. fmham, James Crawford, Joseph
|aUlord, James May, James Hanson, Thomas Donoho
A. Naldainc, Doct A. Naudainc, i. Newell, William
|Megritt, G., Naudaine, VIM. Weldon, Cd. j. Naudalne
alam Stats T. Roberts, John Eliason, Geo. Cornelius
Pines Chambers. l.. Naudane, Il. Naudaine, 3D. A. >
|ane, Josiah Taylor, Cornelius Eliason G. Stevenson
| MMWphey, Simon Sweetman, S. Sweetman, ir. SAINT
mslong, Eli Stats, and Il. Nmdain nth. Resotord tina
proceedings be signed by the Chairman and Secretary
published i'll the Waterman.
JOHN 4. NAUDAINE, Chairman.
NiLIAM IlrEILL, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16

meeting at Dover on the 9th August, 1928. of the
Conferces appointed in the several counties of this
On the part of the Democratic Republicans, and In
nent Voters, to nominate candidate for Governor at
nest general election
l,Wc DAVIS, was appointed Chairman, and
EllAs NAUDAIN, Secretary.
Rs,9.et unanimously, thyt this meeting recommend
DAVID HAZARD, ESQ.
Candidate for GOVERNOR at the next General cleo
b.. BY oroer gfMe Meeting.
ISAAC DAVIS, Chairman.
N'c3--ELIAs NAuDArE, Secretary.
DNcr, August 9th, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16
JOB lPI las2:1l!t!3! Z 4 AZ
DONE AT THE
w a, II 4 !HElXE .AlyAW OLE u CT lIllaiie
Notice.

MEETING of the Commissioners of the Levy Court
Of New Castle County, (acting comnioners OF laH
DC held at the Court House in the town OF Ne%-Castle
p Tuesday the 3Oh tay of September inst at which tme
a place the Assessors requested to be punctuai II
"eP attendance. BY Order,
DAVID PAINTER, c. p.
Sept. 10. 1929. 74-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16
Notice.

M LICCs
VIE partnership of ]. r.. and j. H. sQuIBBls this aay
dissolved by mutual consent. Those persons having
s are requested present them and those indeDtso
MAKE immediate payment 10 James r. Squob, who
authorised TO settle all accounts OF the concern.
J. r. SQU1BB.
]. II. SOLUBLE.
The business in future will be conducted by
;, ]. Il. SQUIBB.
Newport, Sent 11th 1922 74--9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16
Sale Of Bank and Bridge Stock.
MD A VaLUaBLE TOWyT LOT

FNHE following property will be offered for sale at the
IL house OF JOseh Gbtn Wilmington, the 18th day of
September, inst. precisely at II O'Clock,
q Shares of Stock in Bank of Delaware.
do. do. do. Elkton.
do. do. Wilmington Bridge.
valuable LOT of Ground situate in the Borough Of
fronting on Pasture street, adjoining lands of Louis
MLane and William Seal, Esqrs containing one and three
quarter acres, more or less, When terms will be make
known by IIANCE NAFF, Auct'r.
Sept. 8, 1925. 73--3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16
NO. IFS.
OF THE WATCHMAN.

rrce is fire doarsa year TO those who do not either
XIII subscriptions in advance, before the first of
~, DscemJer and four Dollrs to those who do at or
t,s Which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
Soify the editor of his intention. non compliance
S,Sese conditions to be considered new engagement
ymoahs, and no paper will be discontinued without
Ement of them except at the option of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
bn three months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN
cents for every subsequent insertion, longer ones in pro-
Is Advertisers requested to specify in writing
onr their advertisements arc to be inserted or they
Ihe continued till forbid. Letters to the Editor, to i'll.
|. attention must be post paid.
,4dUertising 6yheyedr.
Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-09-16

1t is mentioned as fact in late English paper,
that poor woman with an infant al her breast, en-
ployed on the grounds of Mr.. Bailey, OF SWANS
combe, Kent in Pooling peas, previous to the COM
mencement Of her daily labols, sucked the child
and left it n a hedge near the place she was at
work; on her return some time alter TO look for
her child, she was struck with horror at finding it
dead. With the wre,ched mothers consent the
child was opened by a surgeon, and snake found
lin its stomach 1t is supposed, that soon alter
the mother had sucked the infant, the snake at
tracted by the milk remaining on me childs Ups
had entred the mouth and suffocated it.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
ron THI vfrGIsI,s.
10 TIE PEOPLE DE KEDEOED.

III tfa u foI VI btbi ot'Rt
Seu Monday decides the contest between
Gel Lelfwioh aud Mr.. Claiborne for Congress
-Alr. Claiborne Games 10 your county sl4
xeies ahead--bnt the fate OF The election Is IN
the hs,adl If neaford--vou have the nnmeriesl
II renrih 10 turn the tide, aud secure the Yicto-
nv ~ sanr CONTRADICTORY ehVri To eso'te
sectional feeing, snd;n ncuirniize the sisei'g'il
of bedford, has been made, aud successfully
Innae. 40 the other oouniics ol the district
The ~ me SPIRIT ought to pcrsade Bedlori, and
bring every lrreholder 10 the polls. Its right
thai yon should exercise the influence you
have In the district. II Bedford csn poll more
votes than all the district besides, then has
she majority, md thai majority by the ae-
knowIedged principles OF our government
on dat to prevrii--Provc 10 the state, that you
have r. speoi for the long and diversified SER
vices o. Col Lcftwich md that Sou have Ell.
iire confidence 10 his s5od sense mud honesty
tie rrcifod. to nothing more, md the limited
voice of his colleagues in congress aeeords
him these--Hi' opponent ought IN pteiend TO
nothing more. for his abilities have never eI-
aItrd him above The standard of mrJioefity-
Thar he II entitled To- The credit of these, oil
eia ALLOW You have tried one, and he has
fulfilled our expecintions--the other might
also answer them, butyou have the experiment
10 make liuzza for Leftwich Ham wheel
horses B0NAPARTE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

tf;aus Of he fruit .of his labor. TIE puiii,
welfare consists in The national defence. The
police Of every weii.nodslled state has re
icrace 10 war and 10 na.ioaal safety. The
Iesi .laler Of Sparta, one nj ilfe most famous
Of the aneient Tcpublics, thought thu nations
were by nature in sfHfe OF hostility. lie
took his measures accordingly, and bbsefsing
that all the possessions Of the sanqa,shed
pertain 10 the victor, he held il ridieulon- 10
Iropose any benefit TO his country before he
had provided ikst II shnnl1 not be conquered ;
most necessary prosision-ior, unless a
state lie sufficient for ifs own defcnee, il must
| fall an easy prey 90 every invader. II was the
intention Of nature that nations rs well as
men should guard shemselves. Hence the
principles II emulation and disseniion which
are strongly Implanted in the souls Of men.
Human nature has no characteristic OF which
more striking examples are given In every
pari Of the globe The first expedient IN pub
lie bappinessis liberty = privile invaluable,
but frequently misunderstood, and more ire
dnently s,Iused. Absolute liberty TO do what
we please, Is absolute power. u one alone,
or few, possess this, the rest are in slavery
il all have II, the whole must be in confusion.
That is the happiest form Of government,
which best secures The rights of The people
INVESTIGATOR
Banks Of buffalo, April, 1923.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

. majority 4 s7e--s,x esaaiiss ODE beard
ffon.
Bisifiri ef .Horsan, s~.--Se cff"sitiea TO
jampS Stephenson.
Diats1 Of .7meiia, sv.--so opposition to
iWillian :. Archer
Diariti Of Priaeess .1Hae, '4-e.--So orpos'-
ision To Thomas N.aton.
District ef Richmond COUNTY, Se.--No orpo-
siiion 70 William Lee Ball
District " Rockingham, S1.-Ne opposnfon
10 William Mccoy
Didrici Of Orange, St.-so opposition TO
PA,lip I. barbour.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
,.ryC yrprINTIAN
III. tfktTif> i1tS

spIEASANTS 10 Tick = 0Vs
4gt.af Is.k,ns of lles LAWS OF IHk UNION
.fa.5. 81. ..as,.fr fffsssfs !isss.eA ! C!ssteFs
II The scyii- Reekiy'fapcr, a. 80, and The
Weekly ra.,s., n IS l,sr annuia, payable ~
ADVANCE 40 subscription viii te received Tor
klv<s ii,ne mar sin months and no PAPER WI
be- discontinued Out NJ the disereiiota "i The
Tditefs, until all arreafaTes are part
n Advertisements will lc insertra at o.
reefs per square tor less) The hfs s.s's, anu
a. ~ cents fer earla continuance. Those
from a distance mus, is paid for presious 10
their insertion. ar ihe payment asssacd by
some rssnonsihle perssn IN Lynehhrrg.
Il Chancery Orders arc inycFird fur sis
Jellsss
IL. Al LETTERS addressed "a Che Editors must
Zoe rosr ralp, u Tiny will not hi attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Lon TIE xlnnIsiAN

understand that Mr.. Claiborne, n candidate
in this district, will come 90 Bedford between
eight and nine hundred votes ahead OF Left.
wirh, hich leaves little doubt OF his election.
In fact, II This county will lay aside family in
iuence, and look 10 talents, attached TO nnde.
Whiting republican principles alonr, Claiborne
will gel majority in Lehwichs own county +;
at leo.,, I, is hoped that he viii succeed in his
election. \ citizen Of Dedi0rd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

II The lrnsih Of c's communication cont
pcls Us to defer II Till eur aeu.
-eE0-
Il, tre extract the following paragraph
from a'la,e Petersburg Republican, as Que al
the .slGss OF THE TIMES forthe bene'
a, Of ihpsc concerned:
"Ynn are certainly very wide nj the
6" mark whru sou ts.rrt that 3fawford IS
the ksori,e pf Virgins. Permit me
" here ~ state circumstance which nc
a,cuIed n httle time hack--lt viii III some
enclosure sllow thai il is not qnite-so clear
i" that this gentleman i. the fasoitt ri our
!" state.--Llst summer number efgen-
"tlemen from different counties OF the
state were attending the Salt Sulphur
"Sprags. There were about twenty m
"cunpany when tlse conversation one hay
"fufned upOn the Presidential eleeilon--
"thr merits af several OF the candidates
were discussed "A citizen If one of the
= counties in order To ascertain the SEMI
:" menis of the company formally put this
"qlestion, who shalt be onr next Prrsi-
dent = The vote MAS Unanimous, with
zone exception, for John q. Adams. The
gentleman who made the exception a.
above alluded to- gave his vote to the Ia
"mented Loundes--In this company, n
respectable citizen and distinguished law
"yer from Your town VAS also present.
"H this statement should ever meet hrs
"eye he will have M doaht youch for'its
correctness. Besides thoSe who conro.
sed this company, several individuals,
understand came up afterwards and de-
"clared that they whould have voted in
:" the same way. This is stronger case,
II think, than the steam boat case which
"you published some time ago-at least so
a. Gar as regards the sentiments of onr state.
at is true that the company did not CON
sisi Of n thousand or n hundred indisi-
"duals, but what was remarkable the gen
" ileInen who composed il, were from diff
icreut counties. Being there for The
-'beneiit Of their health, or on pleasure, il
MS presumed that their standing was high
land respectable--snd that they at asy
"rat. represented in part the sentiments
(Which prevailed in their several counties.
In this company, Me. Crawford did not
yet solitary vote, do not bring up
this circumstances 10 show that Mr.. Ad-
Sams will lee the choidc OF Virginia, but to
show that AF. Crawford will not he so
"geseraly supported ~ some el his warm
and jealous friends would induce us 10
."lhslicye."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
vlRGISiAELEcTIo>s..-Homc Off

VIRGINIA ELECTiO> S.--Homc offei&cain.
.lnhtN--Dnsid S. t,arnnd 3ns, Bcnnet 4
Crawford 1913, William NJ Waller 132.
N nkiagham--lseubcn Patteson, Charles
Ysncsy
Cpoine--W W Dcksnson,- Stafford H.
Parker.
c1taesfeid-David H. Branch, Edmund
Anderson
Characterization Lewis, r. C Morris"
Grsenaiile --Etheljrcd H. Landy,' Jehn
D. Macliu.
Eenry-- Benjamin Dyer, Jr'aes r. Bouldin
--thr latter By majority OF over Chptan
Ring.
Iaie Of Wisht--Josiah Holleman, J. II. Pur.
die
h.ng {. Queen--Archihald II. Ilarwood,
Benjamin pollard.-
LoadoAn--Wm Chiffon, - Strhblings
hoFgan--john Sherrafd, Robert Gnstn.'
Aaascmond-John G. Cohoon, josiah Muir.
aaagh
Se,s Keui--Iohn o. Christian, H. Graves.
Prince Geo,ge-francis F.. Ryes, Nathaniel
Cooley
Princess .9nat--wlliam G. woodhovse,-
Caleh Ward
Psndieiop--Thos. Jones. John HOPKINS
Pdirict-John Tainm, John \. Halrstons
Acknowledgment W. 5. Cabell, /"
II. White
Richmond county--Robert ". Carter, Vim.
conf Bramhan.
Shenandoah -saml Bare, Jacob tinker, If.
&aGod-John Mason, Walter Il Daniel.
HBWak--aliles Cary, William Jones Jun.
City Of Richmond Jacquciine b. Ilaryie.
.Sep Members.
STATE SENATE.
William NJ. McCarty Is elected from the
Londonn district without opposition
In the Snry district, the counties OF Prince
Geargc, S1sses, Greensvihc mud Isle Dwight
gisr +. hailin majority of 900 over his on.
Nsleni. Carr Bowers. Southamrton and Sur.
~ yet to be heard from.
Morgan county gives Ignatius orerrali a
majority OF l53 over Francis White. Several
counties yet 10 he hea 4 from
CONGRESS.
Disiriri Of Bedford, &e.-franklin county,
NATHANIEL ii Claiborne $50, jnbcz LcftwicI
sI-IIenry connty, Claiborne lbs, 1eftwici
l22-Paiffck connty. Claiborne 3s2, Leftu,cl
"a. Presea' majority Tor G. GA Bedford. a
sirons eauniy, yet to vote. Result consider
ed doubtful
District Of Rusy'. g,Nhe, Se.-wy4hc
coaaiy, Alexander Smyih 37S, benjamin Is
I'LL al--presen, majority for 5. 81 ihe coun
lies OF Washington, Scott, Grayson, Lee AM
Tazweil remain TO he heard from. NJ p s
srpn county has rotcd We ho,s not heard N,
sraet daic Of he polls bm rs nhstrsfond ina
sfpnis EstiIl more tran lD ahead
District Of Hackingbam, 8'c.-No opposition
to John Randolph. II is said his health !,
Gsnrh Improved.
Diarie. Of Cdroiine, &r.--Caroiine county
Robert s Garrett Oate representatives, 4i6s
Edwin UfshAw o6--lu King Il Queen, up.ha,,
l33, Garrett l4l.-G's present majority $40
, counties to be heard from
r. Loadoan --chnrles r. Mercer dsl, Sydnor
Bailey 453 Present majority Tor NJ To-
faiffax yet to vote.
Dis:riet Of Frederick ana sheaondeai She.
nands;,h county, Jared Williams 707, Alfred
H. Paweii 81. This was al the close of the
third day Mr. P. left the beach al tho end
Of The first day, giving notice that he should
contest the election il the polls were kept o.
rem. Mr. VS. majority in the district, $50.
ns*tsiet-f Gtoaecsfer, &r.-1he counties Of
Gloucester and Warwick give gurweil gss.elt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

Malsherbe, at a very advanced age, chaien.
ged young mau who had killed his son in a
dnei. Ills friendsrepresented to him the rash
ness of his conduct, as he was then so Old
For that very reason said Malsherhe, 4"
will have my revenge hazard only a sous
to pistole."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
-,.eoe...

4 Hard Cdse.-The editor Of one Of our
interior papers, apologies for not givi &
his readers any news, and states AS rea-
son that some Of his neighbors had taken
of all his latest papers. He must have u
strange set of neShbors, if none of them
take newspapers that he could have hor.
rowed in turn. We admire his modera-
,ien, and forbearance, however, under hi,
misfortune, Tor he declares that /" the
offence is committed : eleven time ,nore,"
he shall feel bound to take notice Oft.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

The late Mr. iIayley, the Poet, and Bio.
grapher of Cowper, has left Memoirs Of
his Life, which al in the London press
They are said to be enriched by variety
cf very curious Letters and Anecdotes o
the most distinguished men Of his age.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
r.YNcnBuRG, ArRih Is, la2a.

II The lrnsih OF c's communication com
pel, us to defer Il ill eur aeu,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

Hunting We perceive by the latest ST
Louis paper, that VIM. II. Ashley, esq. j,
advertising for party of one hundred
hunters, 10 be employed among the Roc.
ky Mountains, by the year. Wages S2ot
each.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

The entire edition of Napoeon's Me.
moirs, scons,ing of five Thousand copies
was sold in Paris In two days.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

kidnapping. -" We areinformed," says
tlir last number df the London Quarterly
Review, ION good authority, that in Is
months ending in August last, not fewer
than 100 slave ships had departed from the
western coast of Africa, carrying away
upwards of 100000 slaves; nearly one
hah of these were French and the rest
mostiy Portuguese"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

The fourth British edition of The An1eri
can novel, The SPy, is advertised in tn,
London papers. The author of Waverly
has another novel in preparation, mundet
on the story Of the Gunpomder Plot"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
The Penitentimy~and Penal Code.

We have the misfortune To- differ esseutiallv
from MIR. ThOmass Revolutionary G prefer the
PeniteDtIary, imperfect as il has been, to that
old undistinguishing and savage system. whose
laws were written in blood laws, which alik @
condemn pick pocket and murderer-laws
which were So lily suited To the age we live in.
that they could n", be carried into execution
SD reluctant were men TO prosecute, Witnesses
to- testify, or iuries to condemn.
But how it can he said, that the Penitentia-
ry has been sufficiently tried that there is
y" no reasonable prospect that it ever will an
swer 7" Have we fairly tried il Have we
ever tried ii,as IT has been at the Auburn insti-
futon OF n. YOrk-Or as Pennsylvania is irving
" ~ her three institutions Surely not The
con'icts should sleep alone-of course there
should be as many solitary cells as cOnvicts-
and when they COrk or eGt together, il s1oulJ
he ~ the presence Ofthe turkeys who should
impose upon them on those occasions 81
fence uninterrupted rs that Ofthe tombs Com
versation should never be- permitted. pxcept
as The recomprnse Of the best. tested good be-
havior Mr.. Roscoe carries his synpatbies
Infinitely too far. The Penitentiary ought to
Ot sceneof punishment as we'll as a school of
felDrm-one oyect Of il is 60 amend the mo-
rails OF tie c0nvlcts ;Ofcourse one Of lis means
uught not To be, To mix the degrees Of vice pro-
miscunusly together, and enable the worse I'm
cOptamiuate the bad
we expect valuable report from the in
tehigent Committee who have this subject I'M
Ger tbelr cOgnizance. IL is to be hoped, that
they VIII carry this leading principle as fully
into effect as possible Make an adeguaie
addition to the present building, and there will
be space sufficient to give each convict a cell
particularly rs by the law of the last session.
properly purged Of its gross defccis, the instilu
ton will be nd Of many criminals who viii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
THE NAVY
WashingLon, 1GM Dec. Iaaa

DEAR Sra The inierrogatOries ia your pa
per OF the 9th lnst. " How long will Congress
permit The public vessels of the u. States to
be employed for the private emolument of
Ih'Ir commanders ~ II Is to be hoped will, at
IN early period Of The session, call the atten-
uon OF some friend Oitbe Navy TO one of lis
most alarming abuses-One, which " carried
on TO the extent that has heretofore prevailed.
will excite irrecOocheabe dissatisfaction and
dslrusi between the crews and their conn
mandeFs, aud ALLEVIATE all the affections of The
people rom soimpOrtant aud fayonte branch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

The students Of Vile College have generously contrfut
ed 900 dollars 10 tie cause o the Greeks vi civilization
of freedom, and Of chrisiianityr
rue SadentS ~ Medicine and Surgery Of the University
oi ~ York have adopted resolutions expressive n tbpr
deep sympathy with the Greek They declare their
belief THAT by the well directed efforts soceiies regu
larry aud specifically organized throughout the Union
measures be devised au' carried into effective e1ecu
ton materially conducive 10 tie ultimate lion OF
The rights anh liberties Of this hseoiG people" They have
organized a committee 10 collect contributions &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
tC.,s,,,,,,iea,,dI

D1EDl-On Wednesds the 18th inst. Of peure,ic dis
order after The very short illness of forty bours
CHRISTOPHER T.. HUDSON of chesterfield cosuty An,
the 27h year of his Seldom tall TO The ot OF
distressed friend to record the bercaycnent fone who
in the space Of few has from STATE Of youth
ard health been consigned he icy arms Of death Iuf
conOlaary thought though yoneihe had the day OF his
youth remembered his rretor md though summoned pre.
maareiy to tbe bar COD, bad learned die he begaa
o live
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
TO CnnREspnNnrN.rs

u. u on the PrnHtnfiary-Irobahiy in our next.
The communications a late decision of the GensraZ
Cotutn-iu a Iays.
" CizeH IF ITgiain" appear ut all.-Most OF
his allegations Incorrect INSTEAD dollars
annnm the Second Auditor receives Oy dollars for
iSchdfgng she duties of Uf ihs Lerarv Fund
Secretary tp the Board of Public Forks aud n4recor of
the james River Comgaay.Thr coin the Public
WuTks receives only 500 dollars nStrad OF 1907 eoc
"g the Whole income III the Fund Tor Internal Improve
OF 5OOp0 dollars.
PuBLlUS, No PIN our next. We need scarcely say
but for himself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23

Pro and Con.--The .fnti-caucus Resolutions OF
MI. Bowie, winch had passed The Senate of Mary
land also passed the Ii. of ID l-gates Thursday,
10y u vote of 80 To %. (Thus we have Tennessee
aud Acknowledgment 10 y. Carolina and Peunsyl-
vania)
Gen. Winder's Resolutions npp',uding the seu,i-
un~"s IN the Pre-'ien,'s Message in relation S.
1",r,cd aud Greece, have passed unanimously, and
are hhely To meet equal unaniny in tie II oil ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-23
THE GREEKs,

correspondent Of Charleston paper states, that Mr.
Iohn Calhoun - not naive Of Pensy9ansG, but Of
Caroline.