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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

The Boston Gazette states' mat the
cause OF this geDtleman's name being
struck of the list, was the writing an IN
warrantable letter ~ The Secretary OF the
Navy
ARRIVAL OF THE WILD CAT.
NoRIo,K. June 2l.--The u scbI Wild
Cal. Lit. Com'dt James b. Legare, 3 days
from Matanzas, anchored OBJ Old fo'nt
Comfort yesterday morning having put M
on account OF thick weather, anu We learn,
will proceed this day Tor washington,
wind aud weather permitting. captain
Jesse Wilkinson, LIS. S.las duncan, n.
b. Cunningham, and /. u benhan who
cam. passengers ia the " I'D Ca',
with LIT. Legare aud Mr W b. Micks
came up last evening m The steam boat
The Wild Cat left at Ma,anzas the U.
9 Steam GaIliot Sea Gull, ITO sail on the
J5,b ;ns, with Com Porter and family Tor
the cake )-also The U. 5. schr
Terrier. Ii, Com. Mcintosh, aad Ferret,
1t. Com. Farragut. +,
The Wild Cal spoke, in lat "a, 40, ~.
long. rs, 90, w trIg GeorgIana, IRON 81
Japo de Cuba, bound to New York, which
re5or,ed having parted company on the
Ia,h Min. with the u ). scbr. Beagle, 1t
Comd't Montgomery The w y en-.
covutered. OH the 17th inst violent gaze
Of Sind from the II. h. which continued
without ,ntermission tor AZ hours. spoke
on Sunday, of Cape Heory. brig Galaxy,
from New York bound 10 Ne~be u.
The sIoop Ocean, Johnson, hence, ar
rived AT Key West in 9 days passage
We are gratifed TO learn by this arrival,
aha, Thompson's Island continued healthy,
with the exception OF ague and lever. from
which some of the men suffered mueh
The Grampus, 1t. Com. Sloat, had
touched al Matauzas, and sailed again OF
DAYS before the Wild Cat, on cruise 10
the Gulph of Mexice-othcers and men all
we'll IL. Com. Legars confirms the ~
,slligence before published by us, OF the
loss OF three of her officers and two sea-
men.
Tbs u. S. ship John Adams, brig Spark ,
and scbr,. Weazei and tackall, were cruis-
ing in the Cult OF Mexico, and when last
heard from, all then officers and crews
were in good health. The Spark ana
weaxel were expected TO return 10 the y.
States shortly.
Prior to her touching at Matanzas, the
Wild Cat, 10 company with the Jackaii'
Lit. Comd't John H. Lee. bad been eruls-
ing 90 the Yuca,an Banks, and bad run
down the coast from the Island OF Mo-
haires to the settlement OF Sesal, taxing q
particular look into New Malaga;
IBsueon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Caution.

r OST or nislsid. a NOTE for boys.
I/hesd OF tobacco, inspected I'd the A..
lexsndria Thornton warehouse, the l2ih
Of December, 1898 marked 1 NJ. 45I,
IlI6, IS. I0sl, granted by John Muncss.
ter, Inspector. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing The above described
note, new note having been issued Tor
the same. June 5-law3ts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
MARINE NEWS.

ARRlVED-June "a,
Schr. New Priscilla, Crowley, Boston,
ballast to J. n. Ladd & Co.
SAlLED-June 25,
Steamboat Petersburg, Croker, Norfolk,
with passengers, among them Com. 10.
gers
Schr. Lady Hunter, Holmes. St. Johns.
Schr. Emeline, Jordon, Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
CuIlEN'S

Lottery 3 Exchange Office, ia Narket-,treet,
BALTIMORE
Where The great rapuni prizes IN both
the last lotteries uere soi1 ~ distant ndDtn.
iurers, anduhers more capital prizes hare
been sold than at any other Office tn Ame
r,ca
trOrders from any part Of the United
States, by mail (post paid) or by private
conveyance. enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punCtuai
attention, il addressed to
}. |. COHEN, ir. BALTIMORE.
iuno Q6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

wind, on the 18th and 1sth lost. which she
rode out WIT, great esse, strongly indica.
Lag The great utility OF such an establish
leht. at That point OF the North Carolina
Coast. fib.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Sixty Dollars Reward.

Sixty Dollars Reward.
pANAWAY from the subscriber, on
~ Thursday night 10th inst. two M :
gro men: LEWIS. about 10 or ~ years
old, s feet 10 inches high, Of a dark color,
Also, PETER about 2z or g years old.
OF tawney color, about S feet 8 or 8
inches high; no particular marks recoiIect.
ed on either of said boys The dres. Of
both was blue or dark coIored cloth, rathS
er ragged, f. has been very much patched,
but il is supposed they will change tn, (
clothing; they are brothers, and were late.
~ purchased of a Mr.. freuss, Of Prince
George county, Md. The above reward
will be given, or thirty dollars Tor either
of said boys, il delivered TO The. subscribed
at E. Legg's. in Alexandra, or secured id
any Jail so that get them again.
DAVID T. CURETON.
OTThe Fredericktown Herald will
publish the above three times, and forw ard
his account to this Office tor payment
jupe is tf
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE IS.

AsIIAH JAsNkv aud JAMES CLOUD. were
yesterday appointed INSPECTORS OF Flou,
Ter the town and county OF Alexandra,
under the late Law OF Congress.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

Capt. J. d. Elliott, Of she Navy, who
tnok charge Of the Light Boat at n York,
10 give her an appropriate stationlof Cape
tiatteras, having performed that duty, ar.
rived here last evening. He sales that
,ae boa, experienced very violent gale u
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
GRAFTON

4 stale loaf of bread Reward.
- AN AWAY from The sub 4criber, on
~ Monday the iilh inst. sn apprentice
boy to the LOAF Urea ! baking baslness, na-
med VICTOR FLORY, about Is years
OF age, four lptt six niche, high. will
give the above reward and no charges TO
any person VITO VIII deliver him to me.
Masters OF vessels aud others are fore.
warned against harboring or carrying of
said boy. JOHN A. RHEEM
"a Ct
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

/, New YORK, June z2-The Recorder
offered the following preamble aud rsso
buttons, viii were unanimously adopted:
Whe eas. The Senate and House Of Re-
representatives. have lately, Dy concurrent
resolution, requested The President OF the
United States to give 10 the Marquis LA
FAYsfTE. AN invitation to visit :bls country
and 10 communicate 10 him The assurances
ofgra,eiul and affecuonaie attachment still
cherished towards him, by the government
and the people.
And, as turther demonstration Of re-.
spaci, Congress directed that :. national
ship OF the line, should be offered 10 the
Marquis Tor The purpose of conveying him
to The u States,
And II being understood, that the inyi
tarion has been given and accepted and
The distinguished VISITOR may, lprobaoiy
shortly arrive at our c,ty-lnAuenced as
this Board 10 BY respectful deterenc'. to
the Constitutional Authorities of the 'Ge ne.
r4l Government and animated by the high
est esteem tor the public and private viz.
tues OF the Marquis La Fayelte, it is there.
tore
Resolved, That the Corporation OF the
Guy OF New York, acting ~ behalf al their
fellow citizens, will receive and treat the
Marquis de la Fayette, as guest OF the
nation.
Resolved, That committee of FIVE be
appointed to prepare suitable apartments
for bis accommodation, aud 10 furnish and
supply them ia a manner corresponding
with the greatness and hospitality OF oul
city, and the gene rous feelings OF tree
people.
Resolved, That bis honor the Mayor, il
hereby requested. upon the first announce
meni of The arrival OF the Marquis ~ til
city. to convene the Common Coun /! ir
the City Hall, tor the purpose OF ceiving
him, aud OF conducting h,m to the resi-
dence which shall have been provided to
him by thus toard.
Resolved, Tha, his honor The Mayor, /!
hereby requested, immediately apon The
ARRIVAL OF the Marquis in this city, to com
municate to him copy OF these proceed
ings, and 10 inform him that committee
OF the Common Council will wait upoI
him, TO conduct him to The City Hall
1.-THE committee appointed under tn,
foregoing resolutions are the Recorder
Alderman King, Mano, Zsbr'skie ani Mr.
Hune.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

ON TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock will 30
Osold at the auction store,
Stone Jugs, assorted sizes, jars do. bot!
ties do.
Spanish tobacco, Spanish segaIs, com.
mon do.
Chewing tobacco. moIasses, sugar, teas
Coffee, gin, brandy, vinegar. mustard -.
Backing, blue, cheese, wine
Also, Furniture Of every description !,
CaIicoes, ginghams, C0ttOns llckiDgsl
Cloths and cass'neres, sewing silk ~
Sewing cotton, do thread, playing cardS
Shoes, boots, bats, &c. &c. ..
ALSO,
{ oil Deeion's patent Cutting Boxes
8 boxes fresh Prunes.
VIII be added,
A like young female house servant, for
q term OF years.
N. b. Always on limitation a large
quantity of warranted goods.
S. A. MARSrELLER, auc.
ne "a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
sTATELOTTERT.

BALr,uoRr, Juue 26 The twentieth
AID last drawing OF the State Lottery took
place Yesterday afternoon, when the toll
lowing brilliant prizes were dislrl-
buted, viz:-SiOO,OG0 to NO. 1881;
10000 dollars to No 80a8; 10000 dol.
lars to No. su835; C,00O dollars to No.
"a 53s: 5000 dollars TO No. 1880. The
whole OF these were disposed OF at the Oh
fee of the Messrs. Cohen, IN shares--ex-
cen, the 10000 dollars 10 No. 1859,
which was sold at WAITE office some
months ago and transmitted 70 the east
ward in a whole ticket. l.1meTlcdn.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. The
Elktop Press states that the number OF
hands at present employed ON this work is
1000, all 10 good health and generally con-
tented. rbe reports which have been
snrea adj abroad, respecting their riotous be-
baviour. are without foundation in fact.
An Irish newspaper expresses sensl.
,;v. unea.iness al the conviction OF black
man and iwo rpomen, under the Wh'teooy
The quantity Of Sugar annually consum-
Cd in the kingdom of Great Britain, Is e.
iimated al about l60, 900 tons.
Accounts have been received at Jamaica
from Madeira that The second mate and
s.,nep of the American schr. Napoleon
for the murder OF Captain Hall and crew.
vera 10 be executed On the 18th Of April.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Trustees Sale.


FINDER tbe authority OF deed Of
~ t,usJ from Leonard Cook and wife, u
James Clare and vile, bearing date The
9th June, 1922, tor certain purposes ib.re:
in mentioned. the subscriber viii sell at
public auction, Tor cash, on Saturday, NE
26th inst. at B F. NJ. certain piece or :.
Lot Of Ground,
situated in the town oi Alexandria, and
bounded as follows, TO wit: beginning at
the intersection o, Kiog and Union streets,
and running thence weslwsrdiy tn King
street, and binding thereon IS teet, thence
aorlhwardIv With a line parallel to Union
street 81 teet, more Of less, 10 Fayetle al.
ley or street. thence eastwardiy with that
alley or street and parallel 10 KING street,
As feet to Union street, thence with that
street, and binding thereon 10 The begin
ning, will, ali lnd s,ns uia the houses and
mprovmeDts thereon.
Upon receipt oil the purchase money,
the subscriber will convey all the right,
title, and interest which he holds, under
the said Cook and Clare, 10 and 10 The
said premises, 10 the purchaser.
THOMSON F. MASON, Trustee.
june ~ St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Notice..

Notice.
OCCASIONALLY appeared before me
L one of the United States justices, LOT
the county OF Alexandra, Richard Kirby
and John Casino, OF said county, who
being duly sworn, depose and say, that
they have been called upon by Hester
Mortimer, to appraise and value tres
passing estray Of the following description,
Wig: 4 dark bay horse, about Is hands
high, four white teet, star 10 bis forehead.
sbod all round land pretty we'll in bis teens.
Appraised 10 fifteen dollars.
Signed,
GEORGE W. p. GUSTS. (seal:)
June 26 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Apprentices Wanted.
Fancy and Military Store.

Fancy and Military Store.
8. MAST, at the sign OF the Watch and
Spectacle, Pennsylyaia Avenue
WAsHIEGToN Cry,
TTAS on hand. and constantly keeps, a
III superb assortment Of the finest jew.
ellery, patent lever, repeating aud PLAN
watches, in gold and silver cases; military
goods, pertumery and fancy articles. with
a great variety OF other goods loo tedious
10 mention.
Every description Of Clocks & Watches
Cleaned and Repaired.
Also, pearls, diamonds, chased work, die
and seal engraving, executed 10 the hfsi
style. erOrders rum the country
promptly attended To-.
june 10 la"o"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
National Anniversary

n atlOhal Anniversary.
J>HE members OF the PERlCLEAN
l SOCIETY. are requested 10 met at
the Town HALL, on Saturday, July 8, at
half past 8 A. VI. whence they will move
in procession lo& Pulls Church, where an
GRAFTON
will be pronounced by JAMSs G BRYcE,
ESQ. aud the Declaration of Independence
read by f.. X. BELCHER. ESQ. members
OF the Society.
WILL. A. McREA, Sec'y.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
INVITATION.

The Mayor having received the follow
ing letter, iovi,,ng the citizens OF Aiexau-
dria TO join in the celebration Of the Aau,'
ver.aiy OF American Independence, q,
Washington, on the Nth Of July next, pub
fishes u Tor their information.
w AsHlNeroN CTR, June 81.
Sir-We have been Instructed by The
comlhlitee oil arrangements Tor cele bratiDg
The approaching Anniversary OF AuIei,csn
lnuepe udenee, 10 Inform you that we WIS.,
10 make ii a District celebration, and re-
speClluliy request the cooperation Ol the
c,ilzens Vi -Alexandria. VIII you bs pleas,
ed lc invite them 10 join tue procession ~
be formed OH the PLAIN south OF the Pre-.
sidenl's house, al O'Clock. A. M. on The
Sin vi July. We are, &c.
THOMAS CAkoEKRY chairman.
JOS. GALES, jr secretary.
To the Mayor oi Alexsnoria.
Mr.. Crozet engineer OF the state, has
concluded hls view OF the Fauquier anu A
leAaudnd | urEp,he-hs alsU, The Uiter'
en-, routes prUpp-sd tor MS CGDiinust ou
from bulklsnd TO this place. ue result vi
his view IS not known.
~ Grrenton, VG Gaz.
ARRIVAL of COM,aoDORE PORTER
Yes ,ernsy afternoon, ARM. al the Ma
w Yard. in this CITY, the Ua,ted States
Gaihot Sea Cult, Lieut. Com, Voorhees,
in egh, days from Malauzas, having on
board Commodore DAVID PoRTER.. Com
maniant of the West india Station, and
his family, with Capt. FINCH, aud several
officers, all In good health.
mat. lat Of Yesterday.
We are grieved to learn by letters from
Arkansas, that Hon. JOSEPH SELDEN, a
Judge of the United States Court for that
Territory, was Killed in duel on The
bank OF the Mississippi Oh the 10th ultimo
His wife and one child are already on the il
way to Virg iois. where Judge Selden was
born. bred, and married. IhIs gentle
man was distinguished officer OF the Ar
my during the late war, and previously to
bis leaving the Army tor the pursuits Ol
civil lite, had reached tine brevet rank OF
Lieut.. Colouel. He bss iell nunerous
circle of connections and friends 10 mourn
80, no no,,meIy end. lib.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

pxilact Of letter from a gentleman on
board the U. S. schr. Grampus, to his
friend IN tbs place. dated
". S Schr GRAMPUs,
MATAKzAs, May 3I.t. 1924.
We have just arrived al Tins place from
ine American Colony at Cape n1esurado,
IN the Coast OF Africa. We were thirty
even days from Cape to Cape. On our
passage, we encountered a Tremendous
gale OF wind, which sprang both our lore.
mast and bowsprit, the latter so danger
psly that we we're compelled to ge: new
one, at the Cape
Ne found The colony all healthy. and
making vast improvements in Agriculture.
ihey all seemed perfectly satisfied; they
ave most delightful situation lor town,
aud the natives are friendly. We lost two
men at the Cape, by the upsetting OF our
gig, and three officers by the coast fever.
alter we sailed. one OF which am sorry 10
inform. was Dir Mansfield.
1t is supposed we shall all for Norfolk
in 10 or 70 days [i5.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
Cheap Living.

IRISH POI AIOES tor isa cents per
L bushei. /, applied for Immediately.
.diso for sale, gust re6e,ped3
200 casks fresh Tbonasiou iime
Iu0 bbls Su1o K lar
June ass JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
Cohen's Office, ia. Markef st.
Baltimore, June 95, 1924.
Prize List of the 10th and last days drawing
OF THE GRAND
STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
*i563l The capital prize oil 100000
*80s8 q capital prize OF 10000
*sOs35 1859 capital prizes Of 10000
*2l88O capital OF 5000
* gsS. SG 1857 a4 1894 prizes of 1000
&c Of 100. 26 OF 50, and s277 each OF l2
All marked thus soId al Cohen's o..
fee, where the cash is ready for the tortu.
nate holders,
WASHINGTON
MONUMEN + LOTTERY
Will draw on tuesday next The capt.
tails are 60, oDo, g If 10 900. 2ooo, &c &c.
Only eight drawings remain to complete Il
Whole tickets Dl0 10 Quarters De 81
Halves 5 90 Eighths / rs
For sale, warranted undrswn, at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

An Irish newspaper expresses q sensl.
tive uneasiness al the conviction Of osae1
man and iwo 1pomea, under the Wasteooy
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26

The quantity OF Sugar annually consum'
Cd in the kingdom Of Great Britain, is e.
iimated al about l60, 600 tons.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-06-26
CAPTAIN ANGUS.

The Boston Gazette states that TIT
cause OF this geDlieman's name beins
struck of the list, was the writing an IN
warrsntable letter ~ The Secretary oil tn
NAVY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

,hat tue m I,;up of The gentleman from lll
nols had been made. lie did not see The ne
cessty for il even 10 tie attainment of the
movers ewn object. and there VAS. in The
mean while Il wei.Lty reason why the House
should act uphn the hill. al tu. vrcspn, ses.
sion. The hui had as had been observed
iwu reading leaiurr,-iirst. the establishment;
meat OF a Teirhor,ai Gnyerutrrut AT such
tame as the l,rt.:Isnt shall i,d-. # 10 n. pro-
per. Th. object .r the ..,,t,,.n,an from Hi
nus would hs. fully answered nv striking u,,,
the latter feature. To which aion. his ans
seemed 10 ,,ppiy-,pr c,rt,,nlv .t,.,, M, ink
ID OF sends. ,n,n..a,,,ir.i ,.,,.,,-.,s T., sur
.ry The ,un,,,y M. ,.,d mar ,,.., q, ,,r,
ti,us,. gentlemen u,,, ,i-I.r.,l,s. uno,r :,
,a.,sNl,,. v,,,.,d .,,r,.v s.,, ,;i;,.,,,, h,,r.
.t sua,.. ,i,sr.inl!,n /, .crno,,.a,v and mo
&c, them. Bar il WAS np.dc 1 ,h,t lin, unns.
snnud nct ,,un,, tn. si,hi,,., and Tor I'm. ra,.
s.n Dy the t.., ms of M. ,it,sb ,,,a,v. En.
land a,d ,h,. Un,,d States A., +, rad. "a
common thrnu-hut that cou,,ry. and the
treaty si;nul,.s tb,, ,b. r;s.r,. ,,,,.,ss, :, hx
cari. AT m. t,,nr of The ,r.,,y a., ,o REMAIN
as hry tbeo wer. far lour..n v.ars. Nov.
"A was y,I kuovu that an ...,,.,t of ,h,. A,n.
,ican government had ro,,. rn,nj Ia A.to,io
~ s..i,i.,,,,,,t.t,h ,,,',,r r,,,.;.... C.,.,.,
Immediately a,,.r ib. c.rcI,.i.,, ,,r nr,c,.
and demanded hat cV,;,isl, n a.. s,n,,lJ In.
tnD.rr i..,,,i ,h, A,,..,,,.,,, a., L,;.t.d -. .
signal az ,h,. u,ss.ssin,, ,,f M, u,r, III tin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
;, o,,'WE DNf9DAY, DncFMnrR o..

~ ~ ~ Z. O i,,l, Ere SENTATlVES.
n LATITUDE TO LAFAYErrE
;, on motion IL Mr.. Little, Of Maryland ,h.,
'io"se resumed The consideration Of the hin
Yesterday reported by committee of ,h.
'IoV7e - concerning Gcn. Lafo yettc."
"i'' Siodhe, OF ONO, moved that the hin ha
POs'P"ned until h3Onday next and tb;,t a ram.
"r''es DE- appointed " to rapurt a stat.o,,ot
~ me idcts and accoua!s on which Il i
founded" ""'" 1t -
MT' Tucker. Of Virginia, said he was WILLING
- poS'pon Tie bill, Il any gentleman desired
% no accommodation, hut, for his par. he
"dn'sd 10 fuFiher lnfOrnatiun of fhis Housr
. 49,: ;G he presumed, did any geDlirmoi Of
ii'i5 il9use. tie, therefore, moved fo Crib,
oct The Part of Mr.. Slcanr's mntion wh,ci,
proposed The appointment of a comn,i,te"
"!' Sloane supported i,is mol;on--AIr Tnt,
motion Was nrga,iyed 49, i"VNe'
mr. Heffck Of Mime moved 10 pos,pone the bi,r
-'i'. L'inss on rose one of the Conn
arc VINO r"p1iied he bIii 10 speak 10 49, n,erra
re "ssgned The REASONS why iIe Conn,it.ee AT mar
" CO.." "e''ii; the debt due 10 Ia F--Inised
| ,1 ~" ~ Z" acu b1i us lac Expression Of a ns-
li"h" sehimeH', which weud do 'houof In ,I,-.
"""'t, 10 'hIs people, 10 Erpul,iics On renc,J .
~ ms measure was proposed Blu, on ihe grnnnJ
n,i' pay alone, Wiih meet Ia, s. .u.n money
/ would bc due to 'bs Huatluus mAs-NI IL /,
dIued "ah gces.f eG CT upon the immense sn,nies
"iuch la + had lufnshrd u during on, Flu,
"n"'y Struggles He repeated wuh &, ear c,t,e ibe
| arguments sud Statements OF Alr ila,ne
| Mo SiOaHe's HIuuon 10 recom,nii tue hin ,;t,
"si'"co5s, H. bong 81, ed Iiy the Sgsaksr 4, IL,
! the question: 5ciuro he ilsnsr ~
W. 81 D"mi 1850 10 address The Chaif-I, in.
sis'o" ''l was 'naeheaio 10 call fur such crou,,s
S~''--.if' "t'tum repeated ihis idea wi IL NJ, a =
cnphHs''--!if u'rirk declared his at ci,e,. %
NE O"i--tnd protested ~ uus, any fn ber disco.
SO" "s He "ds lgp,etcn,iye tl,it .f,o, ~, 80,
$3.50, ,io '"ui'dgal concerned us,ght not accrrt
NV uV"'en should u be made.--Alf Bar,lcit s,,,L a
/ '" iH'oi " lhe bti but wished To avoid lilo .,.
/ i'o"''noo u htsc, and risfefofe desirou. 'f
ro''"s w Ai'ni0 1ir Cau,pb 80 wished for a
sn0't posipO"tment.--Mr Tucker n1,ed ia lao ,t,.
~ -" % 'ns '"Ole-- L"st-alr. Mercer Of Y hsn
." we 10 ~ aDimded tsfuis ~ favor OF The bin
/ >. ~ COhct ded With these emphatic gofJe .
| ""oc''f has knnwn or road oui history can Le
| W stranger 10 whai he done fpt Us MIN II,
s''" 70 day uhai 0s ink 70 he die ieas. 10 en l
20 as "n;isa fir SlOane's mOiiOn - as tirO rsir,s
! a"e question was iaken On oId-rigg ,l. li Al,
DC eh2rOseed, add decided ~ the aiii,e,s,iye Lo :
large ~ jorii, III was then o,deted tn ,ho9i
be rr"d mud Tine, hsi day. 4 was .cco,GDSIS
$40 . 81 ''me aud passed, yeas i6C, na,s e6-'fno
tie uli~du,e "0 '''0u !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

"AsHINeToS, Dc. Gs.-Gen. I.aEyer,c.
1 "iui h's o'n add Secretary, returned 10 this
my yesterday afternoon from lis visit TO
A""'Po''s, escorted by Capt. SstJg's troop If
TIE ., Arundel cavalry, aud acc0'nyaned Nv
=, ISIS hen' ana htche'i OF the House If
Representatives of he United States. End Lv
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