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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-14
VOL. II.--NO. 8.

IERMS.--ADvERrIsEnE not exceeding
nnc square will be inserted four times for one
dollar and 20 cents for each subsequent inscr-
lion. If continued for three months, 81 50--for
six months, 81 so; or for one year So.
n-T' Subscribers are entitled to the privilege OF
having their Names place of residence, and occu-
patton, inserted in the Register, GRATIS.
No subscription wiN be discontinued until all ar
ycarages arc paid, ind too ueeh's notice giren.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
POOR HOUSE REPORT.

At an Annual Meeting of the Overseers the Poor the
County of Berkeley, Monday the 9TH day of june 1924
being the first Monday in said month
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
From the American Farmer. 81
SOAP MAKfNG-BYs THE "coLD PROCESS
Alhnrnna.Ie En Mna,1s 1924 .

1tVcmeHscS W. SbU1 A1s 1850
Mr.. Skinger: 1t is my custom, in
reading over your valuable Journal,
whenever | came across any article re-
lating to domestic economy, to read i
out to my wife, who, you must know,
is a notable manager, and great ecoao-
mist. In the fourth number of the Far
mer aprotess of making soap is detail
ed by housekeeper, of simple mixing
the ley, and grease together, and pla-
cling it in the, hot sun, without any boi-
ling. When read this account to her,
which is, wound up by tie emphatic IN
curry, on your part, aCan this b truei"
True, said she, certainly, it is true; |
have made soap,in no other way for
three years, and believe every body
in this neighbourhood does the like
only do not take the trouble to mea-
sure the ley and grease, and etit in the
hotsun, but I,put my barrel, "a COM
mon fish barrel, in Che ctller where it
is intended to stand, and fill it nearly
full Of strong ley then add as much
grease, without melting it, stirring It
once every day on two. In 9 few days,
! can tell whether have put too much
or too little grease, and add ley or
grease, as the case may require. In
two or three weeks it becomes excel
lent soap. We call il the cold process.
la this way we make better soap !. get
rid of the trouble and risk of boiling,
and can make it as suits our conve-
nience, or occasion requires. And |
wish, my. dear, that you would write to
Mr.. Skinner, you have not written to
Mr.. ). fora long time and he Is very
kind and attentive in sending you valu-
able seeds--and, moreover, we hear
that he is sick-and should be glad to
hear that he is getting better"
| forthwith sat down; and have given
you her own words, as many of which
she saysyou are at liberty to use, as you
think necessary to support or confirm
the cold process of making soap.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
Many persons are surprised at tn
VIZ. LONG, Secretary.

MANY persons are surprised at the
Quantity Of business winch Is often
Transacted in the few last days OF ses-
sion of Congress, and suppose, on that
account. III al members are chargeaDie
with hastily legislation. 1t may De SO,
In some instances but, in at least nIne-
teen cases out of twenty, the subjects
have been fully matured and their met-
its are known-and SO when there is no
time for talking, a great deai OF BUSH
ness is done In short period, because
the facts have been ascertalned, and
little more is required than the act OF
the house to estaollsn them. It's, gener-
ally spe aking,imposslble stprlVase bills
can 90 otherwise adjusted IMAM 10y the
several committees, and it is seldom
that their reports are reversed. Ii ev-
ery thing of this sort was to be discus
sed a perpetGal session could not DIS
nose Of the business Of the nation.
y Us neg stsr.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

A Duel was fought in this neighbor
hood, on Wednesday last, between
Doctors Bartlett and Price, two young
gentlemen belonging to the adjoining
county of Woodford. The former, who
is said to be the challea ger, had his right
arm shattered by hls antagonists ball
Frankfort paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
,sTATEMENT of THE room
lteglmentaI Orders.


N obedience to an order from the Admtant
4 Generals Office. directing new Regiment
to be formed out of the 9th Regment--to
be bounded as follows, Beginning on the POI
tomac river. at the Jefferson county line,
thence with said line to the Opequnn Creek,
thence down II to the mouth OF Tuscarora
Creek. thence up said creek to the east end
OF King street, Ma,tnsburg, thence with sad
street TO German street, and with il to the
Tuscasora; up the Tuscaroarz to the Boydts
Gap road, aiong said road to Snaps Saw Mill
on Mill Creek. thence up said creek to the
'moutA Of Porters run, with said run to its
source, thence due west to the Morgan coun-
~ line. with SAID line and the Potomac. 20 the
beginning TO be denominated the I3Oth Regi-
ment, AMI tosbe attach d to the sixteenth bri.
gade, and third division of the Virginia militia.
Commandments Of hAstalions and companies.
within the bounds aforesaid, viii assemble
themselves a. McCle&ry,s Hotel in Mar,ms-
burg, on the 26th INST. 1t 10 O'clock, =. N. for
the purpose Of forming board of officers
touching toe formation Of The new regiment;
after which said new reg meat will be console
red As separated from the 9Th Regiment v. NJ.
WM GREGORY,
Col. Corr 9th Reg v. M.
june II
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
EstraY Horse.
Martinsburg. april IS

LsOUND trespasslng on the farm of Col.
Ei.sba Boyd, at Tascarora, "A .SORREL
HORSE both hind feet white, blaze in his
forehead. has collar mark on each side Of his
neck, about fifteen Or sixteen years old. = nat,,-
raj trotiers fourteen and an half hands high:
appraised 70 fifteen dollars The owner OF
said horss is desired to came forward, prove
his property pay charges, and take him away.
JAMES GARDNER, Agent
June - $500 81
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

At numerous meeting of the Freeholders
Martinsburg, ON Monday the 14th day OF June,
1924, agreeably to previous public notice, TOR
the purpose of making choice OF a candidate to
be supported for President of the United States,
Col Dawn HUNTER was appointed Chairman,
and Wa. LoSs, Secre tarys when the following
resolutions were adopted by large msjority;-
Resotoed, That this meeting entertain the
highest opinion of The talents of HENRY
CLAY, Esq. of the state of Kentucky, and OF
his qualifications for the office OF President of
the u States, and that they viii cooperate with
his friends throughout The state OF virginia, IN
supporting by all houourable means, his eiesa-
tion to that high STATION.
Resotred. That Moses T. Hunter, Esq. Col
David Hunter, MIR. Wlam Long, Mr. Archibald
Porterfield, and Col Edward Colston, be a
committee 10 correspond with other committees
favorable to MIR. Clay's election, in this state.
Resolved, That the same genie men, with
the addltionoi NJ j. James steph nsoa M Up
C.. Pendleton, Esq bea committee iol the pdr'
pose of preparing an address TO the people OF
tins electoral district, and Q, the state generally
upon the subject Of the ensuing election TO the
presidency. ~
Ordered, That the proceedings Of this meet
eng be published in tic Martnsourg Gaze.te.
DAVID HUME Chairman.
VIZ. LONG, Secretary.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
Take Notice.

4 IL. persons indebted to wM MAYNEs
"A Fullet at the MartInshurg Factory are
respectfully solicited TO make payment mmeS
diateiy as he has engaged for term Of years
in the Waterford Factory and annexed Fulhng
Mill He wishes to have his business wound
up in Martinsburg as sosn AS possible. All
persons indebted. neglecting the above need
not expect indulgence.
VIM MAYNE
n. d. Notes win be taken on short credit
If money cannot at present be obtained.
i,Ins. 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
Chambsrsbrg, Jun. 8.
"Lo. the poor Indian.

Eighteen or twenty days since, two
Indians, who said they were CheroAees,
came to this place, and were uay or
so shooting about our streets Win 'iieif
bows and arrows ,or cents. Inc uay
after they left this, one OF them was oo-
served early in the morning, running
through town in the direction they had
came here; and the beginning OF last
week, the dead body of the other was
discovered in the woods between TINS
borough and Greenvillage, near to the
turnpike, in state putretactlon! On
examination the scuIt was found to be
broken, and a short distance from the
corse a stone with dried blood dpon 1t
was discovered, with which, it is suppo-
sed, the foul deed was perpetrated.--
From the circumstance OF these two In
dams having been seen together near
where the body was found, on the eve
ming previous to the day ON which one
of them returned through here; ana
above all, the peculiar manner IN winch
the corse, SIC. were concealed, leaves
no doubt of the deceased having fall
len by the hand of red brother!
1t was evident these Indians had con
tra:ted the vice of the white man, in-
toxication--and the auntutor'd mind"
OF the murderer may, doubtless, with
great justice, charge his crime to rum!
A trOttlng match, for purse OF 1000
dollars, took place on Tuesday last,
on the Jamaica Turnpike, long
Island,) between young Mr. Coster's
mare, and Philadelphia horse. The
match was won by the latter, which,
we understand, trUtted the three miles
in three minutes and 40 seconds.
Sewall r.. Mack, who was aiver-
tised short titne since, as having run
away with'the daughter of the lady
with whom be boarded, leaving his
wife behind him. has been arrested IN
the village ofAmsterdam, Montgome
ry County, IN. " and committed
10 prison He married the girl he
ran off with in Albany. She has
s'lce returned home tc'her mother, to-
isly Insane.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
To the Public.

WiIEREAS my wife EiIzABnrn has
w iett my bed and board without any ,us<
Cause or reason: this being the second time,
am not willing to tutup with such conduct I
therefore forewarn sll persons from hsrboring
her al tleir peril. as aIso 1 give this public no.
TIC, that shall mot hold ~, self responsible for
amp debts she may make.
y.n d. BOCKIUs.
June 10
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

Ia The. Legislature of MAssAcHu-
SETS, TO give all possible effects to
the vote of that State in the Presiden-
tial Election, an act has passed to
choose the Electors by General Tick
ct. Massachusetts, thus pursues the
policy OF New York, Virginia, and
other great states. This will ever be
the case until the Constitution be. SO a
mended as to require the election OF
Electors to be uniformly made by Dis
tricts throughout the United states.
Nat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

DIsTRESSING.-On Thursday the Sd inst
house near Leesburg, Va. was swept away by
che sudden descent of an overwhelming food
in one OF the branches of the Tuscarora--two
women and two children Climates OF the house,
Dos. their lives.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
TM@ aAz&TTGa
MARTINSBURG, June IL, 1924.

M There will be divine service and the sa-
erament of the Lords Supper will be admins
tered at Mount Zion Church, on Sunday next
the 10Th inst. Those parents who have children
whom they wish to have babtized will please 10
bring them 10 church at that time.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

The B'ord then proceeded ry ensuing year. oOr
En- odsn allowed Sa5 to be applied the
eksat2 90
W. n nan Ions to pc applied to the Lenah. 500
Mary Be for and clothing deceased
job" ,r 80 20 s app 10 the support of Nancy Bryso 90
Thomas digging &c Myers 100
% a amount account for digging graves tor Myers and John ches
Nntaei Brown
Samuel Coal keeping children seven months and
,v s s same. me- after dedutus So
re'ef s5 account making 400
George sindres furnished Isaac p.hai as
and ,sSss e s aaes furnished Lewis So g.
Robert sneg Young s Morgan
:: :: s : 81.
gi Of c. mss n r 50 M Mccormack
2 job" d. ns W " ps"ss% s. for the D.o VIM
"bn Tan a ooas account tor undrs FURNISHED
oha account making coffin
J.t s sl not Poor House
for bbe2 ns amount their ceont tor wood furnished the Poor
= s;s.s; sS ] %s ss 1880
Beach "g s and ss"ns weeks 5Oper VIZ
John Fas na c s account sne furnished John Dhn
mhaam Long balance Philip wge iS
William ss appnea 70 the support Of Molly
Wila~ ienr pp ma 70 the support Of Job Curtis
Doctor o0 nsSa % ar the Poor House for 1922 SIC 60
from the mouth Of Middle from in line TO he
,Mo gan County line na'hward, 90 90
e b mShezsr eo Physician county
lhn d ns Attorney for tue oyeresrs ossh 20 90
IGa' I'M. account for -four furnished William
senma h s siaaass salary ensuing Isl 50
Poor
" VIZ o0Nu present az o. each %
DeDosu,, to .,,., s.. s2572 IS
Qao On
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

Il is stated, that more than hun.
dred thousand passengers have been
carried in the steam boats Fulton aud
Connecticut, in the course of the last
zine years, through the Sound, and
not a person has been killed or hurt
from any defect in the machinery or
the management of the boats. There
is no mode of travelling known, which
has proved to be equally secure
Neither stage, coaches, nor even pri
vate vehicles can boats of much sue
cess.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17

Hinois.-Letters from Illinois state
that party spirit runs very high in that
state, with respect to Convention for
the purpose Of Introducing slavery. 1t
is aid that both parties are equally
confident Of success. such is the feel
ing that the usual intercourse between
families who are divided this question is
interrupted.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-17
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber IN
n any manner Whatever are earnestly re-
quested to call and make payment, espeeia's
those whose accounts have been OF long s'ahn
ing, as longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
;une 10 ALEX. COOPER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
CRATDRT0.

WILL he given Thursday The 18Th ;,s4 :.
W the FIRST Presbyterian Church. snionh,,
collection of Anthems, Solos. Duets &C. un t,'
benefit of Sacred Muse Ladies and ct ,oI tI'e
me, OF RIchrnend ard Manchester. are reenai,
iuiy ih'tco 70 a'tcad. Performance to COM.
fnence at eight o'clock precisely.
ORDER OF PERFORMANCE.
pARTi.
Adair1s.-COme let us sing unto the r ord e..
Aagdain Ode; BY .Hndan.--GratefuIn not, ~,
numbers bring, ana
Drummond; r..MtHer.-Sce Now beapte;o6s
on the mountains,
Anthem j. .4rnod.--I bshcl1 and low :,
great multitude,
Duet Beaumont. Althourh tho a. L..
Strike the Cynbal P,cittd.~0strir,So' ~ ~,
Cymbal, roll the Timbrell. '"s
Solo. Father thy word is past
hymn Ior CHRISTMAS Leach Shepherds RI.
PARTIL,
Anthem: Hnadek.--O praise The Lord
Vcspcr Hymn Russian .4;y--.II1ril",,
per Hymn is stealing, vac ''''
Solo, Sun is Rising Hdnlek-LJI,I - AZ" a..
brightness glorious Sun. NY
Inc Last Day; Whitnher.-That dat ofvraft,
that dreadful day, " "'d'''
Chorns Anthem Rev. c. Gregcrc.-lItpsgtng
blessed is he that comes, Sc. ''''''9
Anthem Csapple.--O CONC lei rs sine
! the Lord, 'sS unto
Anthem; Rco. M. 6fds6n.-I,o r5
oraud might, &c. u all pow
| n. u. The above pieces y. ...,..
wI'h variety Of Nu:;caI Ip.I,,,,,t,,,, anic.i
fage Icen Ju ic'nUs!y selected for ISe
ilchets aI' Ellis TO be had At ll,e Boo, SsS,on'
and at the door ;~Ff;ce fy Cebie CL Iy5Jrcs'
My ", W. - cent,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
THE PRESIDENT AND MR.. Lowe1e.
Contiaua5k.

THE PRESIDENT AND MR.. LONR1R
We place before readers continuation of
the correspondence between different individuals
involved in this affair-It comes out by piecemeal
and with apparent reluctance, but it must all
come at last. The offensive parties placed in tina,
situation, in which aey will doubtless ud it to their
acknowledge, instead of By with
oldng to leave the public to conjecture more than
is true-Dragged out thus by inevitable necessity,
they merit great appreciation for their determi-
nation to face what they could no longer avoid.
They have literally ''made virtue Of nccessityn
We reserve some comments which we had prepared
this correspondence until the whole is published
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11

n N the Court of Chancery of tue State of Della
Il ware, held at New Castle in and for the Coun'
ty of New Castle, OF the August Term, Ammo DOM
I'M 1923,
Thomas Roberts,
James NJ Broom, Jacob r. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
berts, Asa Moore and Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel 2. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and jacob b. Lyon.
And now to wit, on this twehty-fourth day of A
prii, Ammo Domiui, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-four, on motion of Joshua 6. Brinckle Esq.
complainants Solicitor, and Afidavts filed, lit is
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon Ra-
chael B. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear i'll this
Court and in the above caDsc, on Thursday, the
18th day of August next ensuing, and the Chan
cellor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, ard the Const-
tutional Wing, published at Richmond i'll Virginia,
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
of three months next after its first publications.
.Ncso Castle County, do certify that the above
is a true copy ofthe record thereof--In tes-
timony whereof, / have hereunto set my
H. ST. hand and affixed the seal of the said court
~, at New Castle, the Sd day of May, An
TO Donlini, 1924.
DAVID PAYNTER, Reg'r
3m31 IN Chancery.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
Postscript,
NEW YORK. aar

A'b' L OIsN, .day 10
Our French papers received by the Don
Quixote, contain intelligence from CONSTANT
nople Feb. 24,statingithat thcVice-Roy of Epypt
had declared himself independent of the Grad
Seignior. This is very important news, if true.
The character of this chcftan, his intoIlironce
activity, and high military name would natural.
ly lead US to expect that he would avail himself
of the first good opportunity to throw off the
Turkish yoke, & assume the station and ranI, of
an INDEPENDENT sovereign. And perhaps the
present Is as favourable moment as he could
expect. The Ottoman power is weak, poor.
and to considerable degree exhausted bv its
own preservation against the threats Of Russia
on the one hand, and the Greek Instruction ON
theother. Unable as the Sublime Porte is To ~
ry on the conflict successfully with the L,.so,
the addition of another insurgent foe ,,;r, 49,
tendency to distract lis counsoIs. a.,a Dot.
lis remaining energy. From E.g,pt thc Tnrlts
expected assistance in their W. rfare ,o,;,st nc
Greeks. If instead oft the y meet with = hold
active, and deternrad Zoe, il will add much TO
their diliicuites, and naturally tend to disheart-
en- them
That the news may prove to be true is our
most cordial wish for if so, we shall consider
1T as decisive of Greek emancipation.
IN. r. Daily .4dy.
| LATEST FROM FRANCE.
! BY the ship Don Quixotte, Captain Clark. in
% days from Havre, the Editors of the New
York Daily Advertiser have received their Giles
Of Paris papers to the 3fst Of March.
! Translated for The n. Y. Daily Advertiser. I
j PARIS, March 30
News has been received to-day from Con.
siantinopie Of Feb. %. Strange reports are :,
circula ton concerning the Pacha Of Eeypt, +
\ is certainly known that the Vice ROY va. !,
camp with 5000 men Disciplined in the Eu
hpretencc ofopPosing ibe Arabs. 1t is also sal,
tliat 20 Persuade the Porte to credit hin. ne ba
4 reinforced her squadron in the mediterranean
IT IS at least certain that the grand sein:or ser
him verbal orders Of great import 81 4 cscrie
: on fAr gu inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11

structoa to confer with them ia the formation
OF an Electoral Ticket, in support Of General
Jackson, rosorting to all honorable and con.
stitutional meansin their power, to effect tue
object and wishes of this meeting.
Resoio,d, That these proceedings bc pub.
fisheiin each Of tho Norfolk papers, and that
Eve hundred copies be printed and distributed
among the friends of General Andrew Jackson
Throughout the State.
oninotioa mad, and seconded, the meeting
then adjourned.
ROBERT 3. STARK, C2sa;rmaa.
JOHN K. TRrpLErr, Sec,.etary. j
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
COTTON s. CLARKE,

COTTON s. CLARKE,
EUAVE recently received considerable additions
ii to their Stock of DRY GOODS; cornpii-
sing general assortment of staple ariicieo, mostly
They 6dUe MISC inland,
Tanners Oil, prime Pork,
Sole, waxed aud ru35st Leather,
Cali, kip, seal and morocco Skins,
Shoe Thread,
All the diGercn; kinds OF writing Paper Of A;rcs
manufacture,
Medium printing Paper, sc. sc.
o. CONSIGNMENT,
bales New Ipswich Sheetings,
9 half pipes Madeira Wine,
Old Spanish Scears, and
Valencia floor Mats, SC.
April %. 3w26
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
RACES,

PsTERsEtRG,M May 1.-The Races over the New
Market course, commenced on Tuesday last, on
which day the Propfictor's Purse of 800 Dollars,
nile heats, was won by Mr. Wyche's horse Henry,
boating MIR. Johnsonis Betsey Richards.
On Wednesday, (seeend day. the Jockey Club
Purse 5000, four milo heats, was won by Mr. john
sons's horse Washington, beating Mr.. Wynn,s illy
Squirt, and Mr.. Harris0n's horse Aratus.
On Thursday, handy Cap Purse, of 500, twp
mile heats, was taken by MIR. Harrison's horse Ara
m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11

ish Bonds are gradually sinking. They openet
at 1871, and are gone down one per cent.
Itco c'cfock.--Consols are somewhat recover.
ed, and are now tolerabiy brisk 94ai for May
account
In the Foreign Aarltet, little has been doing.
Greek is very heavy at g discount. A new
insurance Company, under the title of the
British Assurance Company at the head OF
which are many Of the principal bankers and
merchants In London, has this rnorninS been am
nounced as forming. Its objects are very ex-
ehsive, and much anxiety Is expressed for the
tlunP, which shortly will be made public.
liverpool, March Sour corn market to
day was better attended than for some weeks
back, by country dealers; who rs well as those
resident in town, bought freely of good wheat
at an advance on last weeks prices of2d to3d per
bushcl.
From Pe,nambtsco.-- learn from Captain
Rathbone, who left Pernambuco about the Sd
ut. that an English frigate, aud two sloops of
war, the latter under command ofttom. TAYLOR,
arrived OF the port days before from Rio Ja-
nero. The Commodore informed capt r. that
on the 9th of April, he should put the port under
a strict blockade, and should not permit YES
sells OF any nation to go in or come out until the
present President was removed, and the person
appointed by the Emperor was placed in his
stead.-1his the majority of the inhabitants
were determined to oppose, and number of
troops had already come in from the country
to aid in defending the town. The place was in
a good deal of confusion and the market dull
.Hercdati!e .4dp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11

WHKELINo. MAY 1.-The SERGEANT arms,
despatched by the House of Representatives in
pursuit Of Mr.. N. EDWARDS, left this place for
Illinois in the Steamboat Congress on Thurs-
day.
CThe coincidence Of the lame of the Steam
boat with the vocation and object of the traveller
Is somewhat renarkable.1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-11
HENRY nrnsofY

"IbL In future attend the Superior end Infs-
w rior Courts Of Cumberland county, in addi-
ton to the Courts held in this city. His Office is
immediately over ne store of Mee-rs. Geo. DyoaH
s. Co.
Mac6 ~ n,