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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-27

This act t43d of Queen Ehzabeth) may
be considered the foundation of the poor laws,
both in England and Virginia. The Virginia
schemers nave improved upon the English
model as most imitators do-they have dis.
covered that 1t is better to have two tier of poor
the one for subsistence, the other for mental
ornament. This Improvement has been asher
ed forth under the denomination of primary
schools. This is the Virginia policy of the
day
This scheme involves as palpabIe violation
of mans natural right to property as the Ia
riff bill, or the Kentucky relief laws. II is
highly pernicious in all its tendencies. lttends
to give false direction to the moral sentiment
in disrespect Of honest productive labor-it
tends to destroy the moral feeling Of its favorites
it demands Of them an unnatural and base a
abandonment of the first obligation imposed on
them by their God, to take care Of their own
children.) as an indispensable qualification, to
entitle them to the receipt of the granted ia
vors 1t tends to place temptations in the
wav ofthe distributors Of these favors. In this
respect. am told it has already been attended
with considerable success, &c, &c No
scheme Sottomed upon such principles as
these. can produce good, whatever nay be its
popular glossary. THIS scheme affords one
heavv lite II to the credit OF hard times-snd
one heavier debit TO rights, morals, and no.
nest, respectable lsbsr,
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Prom Il Spanish Of .Hanrg'ts on N. Death y
he Inthcr.

Prom H. Spanish Of Haarg'ts on N, Death y
hls fnther.
q LET the soul H. slamber break,
Arouse 1t, senses pod awake,
10 see how soon
Lift, with rs eIories glidcs away,
Aud the stern footsteps Of decay
Comes stcHling on
Iiou pleasure, ire lbe passing wind
Bluus by, aud 'raees rs uoufht behind
But gret at ast,
lJaW III nnr present happiness
ocens. To- the maynard lahey, less
Than what IS pa-'.
And while We eve The rolling tide,
Down wh.rh our fSing minutes glide
hway 81 fast
Lei rs the presrut hour employ,
And dcem zach future drenm oi oy
Alteady past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind
No happier let rs hope to ind
lo#mofow than to-day
Our golden dleums ot y"re Werc bright
Like lbrm the present SINH delight
Like tben decay.
Our liyrs Ike Fastening stream, raasl be,
lhal into one rugulph,hr IA
Are daom'd i1tal
The scn ol death whose waves roll on
Ger k,nc aud kingdom, crown aud throne,
Aud swallow all.
Alike the rivers lordly tide,
Alike the humble riv lets glide
10 that sad Ways,
Death levels pa, ely aud pride,
Aud rich aud poor sleep side by side
Within the gave.
our birth IS but II starting place,
Illo !, tie Running ol ia" rate, -
Aud death the g"nl
There Nil our steps nj nt nre brought,
That pnth nouc, oi all unsog2h',
Is found OF all.
Say, then, how poor and little worth, 81
Are all those Flitt,flnr toys ol enhh
That lnrc IL here
Dreams Of n sleep that death must break; 4
Alns before it, bids D. whkc,
ie disappear.
Long ere the jamps Of death can blight
| The check, pure glow Of rod nad white
! Hath pnssed away
Youth smiled, aud NIL was heny,niy foir
Age came, mud lad his hnfer there,
Aud where are they
Where ARE the strength thai Knocked decay,
The step that rose 81 lIghi aud rh1,
The hearts h'hc tome
The strength ~ zone, abe .iep - slow,
| Aud Joy crows Wcnrln"s and wo
| When ~" come on
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TRUs ST SALE OF G0Ons.

IN conformity To the provisions Of deed
/ in trIst executed j. the subscriber by
Merritt NJ White and Judith p ms WITT, and
sl.o of another deed in trust executed BIZ n .
said Merritt NJ White ard William Nhile,
which said deeds Of trust are dnly admitted
10 record in tie .oG.ee OF the eleIN OF ,he
county court u Amherst, ! sha'l ror@ed 10
sell, TO the highest bidder, by way OF pubic
anctiop. at the Ptdar Mills, on Friday mud
Saturday the 18th and l9,h OF Inue nest, the
remainder of the STOCK OF GOODS on
hand, belonging to he said Merit, NJ. and W.
White, on credit Of six months on all sums
Of eve dollars and uPwards--on all purchases
under that amour, The cn Ii will be require =
Bends and approved security will he dema.,.
aed. Wh. AkMielEAD, Trustee.
MAY - ltwtds
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SHOES

WE have Just received eencri e.
w aoflmcnt Of the above article, at NC y
reduced prices.
Lads Morocco Denmark, Satin and bS r.
nella S'ippcrs,
Do fine seal shin,
rhildren, Morocco aud Leather Boot. Snnd
*hoe-,
Aud hourly look for the most splendid a
saftia, NJ OF Ealicocs and other iashtcusbi o
Goo,s ever offered in this market.
hckEE, ROBINSON & CO .
May %. t.53
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.t-,-roon,.,, n t;,a t,ro s,oo,a J..
mehts oI me senate "" '''e "C'''" o'"'s''
the vote STOOL Ye - "aga %
The Speaker Young ~ '1r "'1a'f'r, tue
motion was lost % Tue i'''oss 'e'"sfo
10 reteue io'" aa "'S's er'''."' !" NJ
an1endmeh. oi III" senate '"''f S''''a
aud ihsieled on s','"'"5 ''t 'i' i'r"'i'"' anu
On restoring the ou'! "l Do per cent al
ralnfen'
Inc 4nesilon IN ''ceo'os 'r"ha me "a
dmehd'hen' A''9Pr''l'E V,''o" "a'ss"iS NJ
inE tahef' II WIS ne'l.'' ~ yeas ahu nay
as follows cas- o., N'!s iot'
Af. l"!iaf 'ho'ed 'hat committee OF
conference De appointed IN The par Of ms
House u meet similar committee on TIE
part OF thr Senate, should the same be APP
pointed, to confer on thti"" p"lntsln which
the Houses disagree which motion Was
agrced to.
A message was received from the Presi-
dent of The United States, enclosing par
proceedings OF tourt Martial lately held
at Norfolk for The trial Of Lieut. Beverly
Heenon, "t the Unted states NaYy,Whieh
WIS iaid on tie table. Aud then the House
adjourned.
p
PENSACOLA, Apnl 29.-ArrHed at this
port On Saturday list, the Col"mhan YES
sci oi war EoitSar, Commodore bel"che,
captain Clark aud b'yaea, CaPt brown,
with their PRIZE, the Spanish corvette &c
res. "a entering the llarbor the Comno-
dUfe saiuted Tue toft' S3h 0hllbs d" Bar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

Io.e.uoiion \ circumstance refen''r
took place IN the Hospital IN rro'ideuce
Which ccrrobora'cs the opinion Of is Eli
rary \ person with small pox was landed
from 4 sJoop from Baltimore, together
with passenger vino had never bad thr
dj,"aec. The former VAS very sick, the
Latter was Immediately vaccinated aud re
manned with him. A nurse attended the
sick person, having an infant with hcr
who had never hid the mali poy, but was
also ,ac,iuated Immediately, and rennalu-
ed with It's mother. The vaccine matter
prevailed, and u"iln,r Of tn two "ere IN
any way affected with Tn sympioma Of
small poN.
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Caution 10 Sed'ntoIy peopIc, and hos
wLogc hobtts cudonpt Their heaih.

Caution 10 .Seaenia,y people, and nosc
irLoac hobits cndanra Meir heaiM.
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MISSOURI Iron.

ST. LOUIS, lhissouri,) April J.-he :
haze received letter from our enter +.
SIM fellow citizen, Mr. Martin H0ss's, of
Washington county, in answer to some
enquiries about IL" iron Works i which
lie IS Interested, and are authorized t. state
that the number OF hands no" ennloy d
Is forty, who make weekly 1000 los. tr5l
quality of bar IRON aud 4J00 lbs. of casting
and pr Iran, which tor cash can he had AT
the Tennessee, Alabama, or kentucky
prices.
The ore worked Yields so per cent and
miles of the furnace yields - per cent Of
aQul ! unknown elseM here III America.
3,r 10. Gen. Scott arrived in the
Maeian, an leaves here 10 day for St.
Peters. Hi, early departure prevents the
Cltlzels Of tins place from testIiyina then
high respect Tor til, distinguished officer,
by slNnl aim and ~uitr public dinner.
We are Srltlllri 10 learn that measures
have hrru taken "a strengthen oar P'stS on
the southern and ~ tern iroato.r - IL
log the companies under the command OF
Col. ArbWe.Ie and removing the troops
from Fort Smith, 10 some eligible site near
tbe mouth Of the Ftrdl5ris, and also By
sending two GO npanes up the Rcd iI'.r,
10 establish 4 post dear the mouth OF In"
knmitia, who will keep up a 60 STAT
communication with thc Post on the "
kansas, by military route To be establish
ed bet" ern them.
General Scott, aiter visiting ct. Pctcr'9
viii return to jhis place, ana ascend TIE
Missouri, to Council Bluffs
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From ihe Boston tDpriO .iiGy o..
hlBBlt. fDIKf


Fortune I,Hinr. I.a.inl Stewart. a
muhtta woman. was brought M o.. H.,
complaint Of \ Rovntou. A., -, p,f#on
] friguiu, arr,rlf T. l.,N,. ku,yl,dg,. In #ehy-
sInguomy aud p,lm,stry. aud pu.rrt',Iinp
that >he eau tell d,,t,nirs aad turtunc,,
aud discover where list ar storm goods
may he lound." sc. contrary IL the hla-
tltc of i780, for suppressiug rasurs, ,aga-
bonds. -. The drt,ndanrs appearance
was no. such as poets usually frisn IT the
weird sisters aud dealers With familiar
spirits. and there uasnathug al the starved
aud h.,p.frd Etrr the "sklnuy I'M or The
j" lean and cholpy finger Z" al If M.
+ La,mla Stewart ha, ever ridden through
tn air on a hroomstrk, We venture IL say
That more sohd body ii 0esh and blood,
we'll fed md noalishrd, nr,cr travelled The
aerial regions Indeed she VIZ as soh,r
| aud houtst q looking uemnn, rs ever had
The good fortune To be brought to the po-
j nc, Office.
J. Williams aud !. Suarts, Esafs n.
pcarcd a. counsel for thc defendant. sc
YtraI witnesses were ptudu,cd by the
complainant the first of which nas
Mr.. Cudmorr. went 10 the honsc
ri Mrs Stewart, about Il month ago, with
Mrs BpYaton ST., locked the door ofthe
room. Mrs Il. sand she had lost some
goods, and a,i,ed If Mrs. Stewart could tell
where thrN were. She said sir could tell
the next day, If Mrs. l.. would bring bottle
"a small clear phiul. sad size shuoldask
a dollar II she told Where the goods were.
! Nlrs Boyntou gave her quarter of dol
| laI aud uttnisrd ia bfinu the rest next
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lBY Al TIiORlrY1 !
ruHIIt ACTS.

ftHIIi Acts.
Az ACT supplementary IL the nrt, cntllcT
An mel supplementary h rhc net, cnt'lle
IN mel Tor the reliel Of persons Imprisoned
ior debt"
Bet cnacicd bY ne Senate ami House Of
Representatives QfNc tinted States Of Il
meJica in Congress assembled, That the
person or prr,oos who shall ~ may bt,
commissioned, either 10y any Judge ofthe
Supreme Court of the United States, Ut
by any District Judge bl1hr United States.
To administer the oath prescribed by tho.
net, entitled An act Tor the relief of rer='
sons Imprisoned for debt, passed GA tho.
sixth day OF january, hhno Dominl ono
thousand eight hundred, shall, and may
have full power and authority 10 ISSUE a q =
latlon, directed IL the creditor, bis ageut.
OF attorney, II either lives within one hnn-'
drcd miles Of the place OF lmprlsonmenls
requiring him 10 appear III the tune and
place therein mentioned, If he gef TT, 10
shcw cause why the said oath or ailirnatIon.
should not be administered.
Src. .4nd be II further snoeied, Thai
If The creditor, his agent, of attorney, lives
within City miles ol the place of imprlsoh-
ment, only fifteen days previous notice by
citation shall b" required
Washington, April %, 1894.
Approx JAMES MONROE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

Confidential intercourse. WHEN a nan
| fights with dishonest weapons, II IS lair to
presume that his quarrel IS likewise dis
honest. What shall we say " hen a prr,l
dental election, cannot be carried on IN
thIs country, without Violating The sanotit,
ri cplotoldtory intercourse ? flNate men
may indulge themselves IA thu TAI 1aw of
cordial feelings, they may pour out thur
hearts upon paper, aud the stnclty of the
seal i not violated Ent it ihls individual
become candidate for puhlc oDhce, hc Is
attended hya phalanx ofhsh mudcd men,
whose especial business 1t seems IS, IL hunt
ont his private letter, TO match every
word thai falls from his bps and t6 certify
Ia the public the amount of sueh convrrsa-
tlous. They may be called cttcr ,rrl>rrs,
men whose business II Is to find out "A mans
correspondents, for the purpose of disco
,crng evidence to erinuatc. Why not
discover testimony IN a mans public ac-
tlons-dccds done IN The uoun I'D, blaze of
day why not search our public archives
and thr repositories OF ducumem--lhcsc
are sub rCts on which none can be- mistaken,
these are amplrs material, lor triumphant
acquiltl or decided coudemnatlon--no
M, this would not answer the object ii
such high toned characters Not "A wuit
Is said on s'rth points; but the ouIy qucs-
ton, Is, what expressions my have eeca-
ped man in The full how OF confidential
intercourse. To those sources of auth,.i-
tie Intelligence our eyes are directed, "hIir
public documents are abandoned aud for
gotten. We Will not say that tina mode ot
al,
uncxamplrd. but this we will say with
perfect confidence, tEat a man WHO has
run long and glnrioas career of public
life, aud can BE- condemned by ia othtr
testimony, is the man above all others, the
most suitable candidate for aay office. Pm
waite corrrspondencc Is now dirulgcd with
81 little shame or remorsr, that we should
not be- much ast6aishcd, ii u bal was
brought into congress, TO authorize man
To break private s,ls, his lnsiguils armor
i'll, might be two Gogers rampant on open
letter, r0uchaut aud seal vacant. II such
things arr tolerated for momcnt If they
do not produce one united emphatic
chorus Of contempt from millions Of nee
men, we mny talk - much IL e please a
bout monarchicaI spies, ab0utth" espionage
established 10y Bnonapartr, but the defend
erS OF monarchy may So. with better en-
ph35ia, pray where the difference IA turpi-
tide aud dopraslty between spies IN the
service oiHoyaity, AID spies IN the 2ersicc
ui - Republic II IS honorable 10 steal 4
orre,n. conf leutjal secrets on one s'dr
r6o Atlantic and dlshcnorahr On ano-
lIrri Republicans o America let our IN
etIntlpns a'nur--IOuk t. yuur own govern
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

T. h2'ea IaRy.-Aerounts fran
Indianapolis Of the 9th April, give some ad
dltlpnhl particulars respecting the murder
OF the Indians ou Fall Creek. An Indian
who Was fired at, aua supposrdto be wou9
dcd, bad returned unipiur, d. and ,l,nr,r,l
satisfied that thr surprised perpetrators had
been arrested, and thr proplr Who had re
moved tn The fails tom the settlement
where the murder Vas committed had re
turned To their dwellings, anl Tranquility
va, III great measure, restored. The
prfson no made his escape, and who Is
surprised 10 have been the ringlrader OF
the ln1rdrrers, IS named Harper, aud is TX
pected To have strcred his course for OHIO
or Kentucky. II MS ascrltaincd that the
number of Indians killed WIS nine. consist
ng at two men, four sQnaW,, aud three
chldten; thai the number Of whites enc,
ged IN killing thcm were seven, five men
aud two boys, namely, John T. Bride,
Andre" Sawyer and his sou Stephen
Sawyer James Hudson, Andrew Jones and
Thomas tiarper; aud that they are all in
custody except Harper. A party, however,
htd been Sent after HIM. Stephen SAWYER
and Andrew Jones had asserted their own
innocence, aud became states evidence a
gaIust the others.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

pro,m Men Never haye substantial
friends, neither in prosperity, h"eaes" they
Kn.w nobody nor IL diversity, because
nobody ',oaws them. 4 nao had hf'''r
he familisrIy pleasant, ON al occasions,
.h.tL eluerc-IlDus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-25

o. Spanish Ntims.--The bin author
zlng the Secretary Of the Treasury to Dor
row five millions of dollars at the annual
interest Of tour and a half per cent, t. pay
the claims under the treaty with Spain,
has passed the House of Representatives,
The Washington journal states that the
Bank at the United States has already
offered to loan the money at the interest
set down in the blu The Commission
will expire under the Treaty on = 9Th
Of jun oaxt, and should the bill meet
with no further opposition, II is probable
the Claimants viii be able to procure thcir
certificates Of award
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03
REPUBLICAN MEETING.

AT meeting of the Republican Committee for
the county of Sussex, held at George Town. on the
18th inst. the following gentlemen were appointed
to represent the Republican party OF said County,
as conferees to meet the conferees from the Coun
ties Of New Castle and Kent, at Dover, the s st
Of this month, viz.-John Tenant DIR. John White,
Joseph Smith, Esq William d NAPLES, Thomas
l.. Judge, George Polk, Henry II. Wells, Esq.
John Tunnel, Thomas O'Neal and Philip Mar
vel lr. And at the same time the following Coun-
ty Ticket formed and recommended to the I'M
divided support Of the Republicans of Sussex coun
ty, at the ensuing General Election:
Senators,
JOHN TENANT,
THOMAS l.. JUDGE, in lieu Of
S. Paynter, Esq. resigned
Representatives..
DR.. JOHN WHITE,
CALEB ROSS,
DR. JOHN CAREY,
kendall M LEWIS,
SIMON X. WILSON,,
HENRY H WELLS, Esq.
JOHN TUNNEL.
Levy Court.
JOHN STARR, b. K. H.
ROBERT BARR, N. II.
4 HENRY LITTLE, Esq. N. w. f. Fl
JOHN RUST, Chairman.
GEoReE r. FISHER, Secretary
George Town, Aug. II, 1924.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03

COMMITTEE MEETING.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Democratic Re
publican party OF Kent county, held at the house o
Abel Harris, in Dover, on Tuesday the tenth instant
the committee appointed to fol County Tickle
in pursuance OF resolution entered into at the las
meeting of said party, on the 31s ult reported the
following, which, On motion-was adopted, viz:
Senator,
PRESLEY SPRUANCE, Jun.
Representatives,,
SAMUEL PRICE,
ANDREW GALLEY,
MARTIN w. BATES,
ROBERT YOUNG,
JOHN G. MAXWELL,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JAMES P. LOFLAND.
Sherifs,
NEHEMIAH CLARK and - -.
Levy Court Commissioners,
THOMAS MABERRY, D. c. II.
JOHN BELL, l.. c. H.
THOMAS GREEN, and
THOMAS M. STOUT, D. II.
CoronerS,
WILLIAM HARRINGTON, JOHN SMITH
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be printed in hand bills, and published in the 4
merican Watchman.
ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman
AUG M. ScHEE, Sec'ry.
Dover, August 10.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03

A LETTER

To Mr. HARRISON GRAY OTs member of the Senate of Mas
sachuses, on the present of National Affairs with
remarks upon Mr. T. PcKERINGs Letter, to the Governor
of the Commonwealth, by JOHN QUINCY ADAMS; writ
March ST. 1908 with Appendix, written July, 1924
The Portland gazette., 1824-05-04
DIED

In this town, Mr.. Alexander Baker, aged 10.
% fbis t0wn. Mrs. Cammett, witlow 0f tie lats
D0dlsy Calnmsti. aged about so
10 Messbfook on sanday evening last, Mrs Jane
wife Of Mf Benjamin LArTabse. aged as.
la NestsTook. on the 24th inst al the house o.
Arehslaus Lewis Esq. Miss Ruth Mayo, Of Port
lana aged 80.
70 Cape Elizabeth, Mr.. jonathan Sawyer. aget
7s
AZ South bosion' -3ts inst Mrs Susan y. Hun
ting wife Of alf Daniel p. ~. and daughter Of III,
late Doot stephen Foster. Of Bristol. Me
IN Yoh, Me. suddenly. Mr.. Abraham Bowden
aged rs.
IN KmeTy, Me Mr.. Edmond Hutchings. sol
der OF the revolution and pensioner. lie retired
20 bed apparently 10 good health Dot vas soon ate
found eorpss.