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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-10
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7aursles .Norni.., peeen.ber Q, 1891.

The Legislature OF Virginia convened on Mo,
dn" ne 10Th ul' The Governors MESSAGE.
"i';ch our readers VIII find plain, unos,e,,a
t!ous a"d sensihlc productions appears on the first
Rage Several other articles ofin,eresi will also
'e found an the fourth page, amongst which the
short address of Mr.. Jefferson, which was read
ut tie entertainment al Charlottesville, given ~
honor oi Gen. La Eavcttc, merits n conspcuous
rank. For ncatness and pcrspcuty of STYLE. we
have seldom read any thing of n similar nature.
which we have deemed its cGnal. We venture
TO recommend lis rerusal TO rea iers OF erery dc.
scripiion.
F'';,inia Eicc!ors.-Thcse gentlemen met N,
the Capitol, the City of Richmond on We'd
nes'!ay the LIST. and, as was expected, gave a
rnnnimous vote TO Vim. ". CRAWFORD. They
merit, and doubtless will receive, the thanks OF
fheir constituents in voting for the venerable
NATuiYiEL MACON, for Vice president-Nr. NJ.
IS, we believe the oldest member i'm Congress
Whatever may he the result of the election
Nirsinia will have the pleasing copsolaton in re-
hecfn- that she has supported Cor the two high
est offices, men who are " without spot and with
out blcmsh'
-fdry'aa5s Eieciors.-The Electors from this
Stale also met according TO law and voted as
follows;
For President: Jackson Z, Adams 3, Craw-
ford l.
For Kice- President Calhoun TO- jackson 1.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1824-12-10

Washington, Dec 7, 1924
This ny at IL o'clock, the President of the Uni
tel states communicated 10 both Houses of
Congress the following
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
FOR THE wArcHMAN.

Mn. WILsoN-rhe partisans of Mr.. Crawford
are exhibiting great political cunning They have
fully adopted in practice the adage, that every doubt
loses ten votes, and are determined TO supply their
deficiency in lair argument, and the requisite evil
dence of the competency OF their candidate Tor the
office which he aspres, by an assurance and bold
ness that are truly astonishing to every vntuous
and elevated mind. Ushercd into notice in man
ner deprecated by all who wish to preserve the
principles OF our constitution inVloable, and who
regard the purity OF our elections more than the
selfish feelings of faction !; decidedly the lowest
ol all the candidates in the estimation OF the people
without single reference that can be made to any
evidence in his public or private lie oil aoiillles
adequate 10 the discharge OF the duties OF Chief
magistrate, Mr. Crawford is unbushingy declared
TO be the man of the people. In what page OF the
history Of our country, in what Journals OF the pro-
Ceedings of our national government, IS to be found
single proof of his greatness, or single lndca-
ton OF the qualities OF an eminent statesman! 1t
is Tor a OF such weak pretenslons that you az
called upon to forget the services OF Gen. Jackson,
and 10 exclude from the Councils oil your nation
such statesme n sAdams, Calhoun and Clay! The
Elevation Of Mr.. Crawford will certainly be atten.
ded by the exclusion from The administration, OF
OF the ablerts statesmen patriots oil our coun-
try. Upon the great and paramount questons oi
national policy we know and can appreciate the feel
ings and principles of Messrs Adams, Calhoun
and Clay: but who knows or who can divine what
are the sentiments Of Mr.. Crawford, what would
be his course of policy? To those who are honest.
ly seeking TO disco, er the merits of the respective
candidates it would be favor if Mr.. Craw DIS
friends could inform them what are his opinions
upon any one important question of poicy'-l have
in the papers devoted to his support or among
bis friends though have made dlllgent inquiry,
been able to learn whether he is friend or Toe to
our navy whether he is friendly 10 internal improve
phni hnr Ia
approved of The course Of policy pursued by the for
mer and present administrations, in short whether
he is man of any settled principles in his politics.
IA--l, is said that at period and that period oil
greet difficulty and trial in the affairs OF our coun-
Ivy, he was NAL content with John Randolph
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
SHERIFF.S SALES,


I'd virtue of writ of lev facias to me directed will be
AP exposed 10 public sale, at the house of Eli Lambo,
Wilmington, i'll Christiana hundred Saturday the Cd
day of October next, at O'Clock, r. M. All that Ia
house and lot of ground thereuno belonging, situate
in the borough of Wilmington, bounded and described as
follows, wit beginning the souherly side of Water
street, two perches broad and on the easery side of
aketstreet, thence running along the eastery side of
Market street. south thirtytwo degrees west, about fifty
feet and six nches to the corner of another lot conveyed
to John Warner and William Warner, thence with line of
the said lot, south hftyegh degrees sxtysx feet and
three inches to stake, thence north hirytwo degrees
east and parreed with Mar ketstree ttyseyen feet and
inches Water street, thence along Waterstreet sixty
feet to the place of beginning, be the contents thereof
more or less Together with all and singular the improve
ments thereonto belonging in any wise apperailng-
lSezed and taken in execution the porpery of RObet
Macfaan and Charlotte his wife, late Charlotte Young.
Sept. TO- Sl-3t
ID virtue of sundry wrts of vend exponas TO me direct
sDed will be exposed public sale, the house OF Eli
Lambon, Wilmington, in ChrislIana hundred, on Satur-
day the ID day of October next o'clock, Z. Nj. The
following described lands and tenements situate lying and
being in the hundreds of Christiana and Brandywne AMI
lcouny of Newcastle, to wit No in Chrsana hundred,
containing hundred and entysx acres more or less
bounded by lands OF Samuel Gregg, William Wilson and
Brandywine Creek with six dwelling houses and
two stone mill houses with three water wheels and mch-
lery for the manufacture of grain, situate the Brandy
wine Creek Also, mill house, situate Mill ru
formerly occupied a cotton mill, with mill on the
same stream and also, two unoccupied mill the
same stream. No in Brsndywine hundred, containing
seventy acres of land less, bounded by lands OF
William Young and Biandywine Creek, with dwelling
houses thereon No. g. in Brantywne hundred conain-
ing three less bounded by lands of Joseph
b. Sims, the mill seat company, and Brandywne Creek,
with six stone houses and water right in the Brandy
wine No. a, in Chrsana and Brandywne hundreds, one
sixth undivided part of about ninety OF land, more Or
less including the Rockford Factory, unmproved
rights the Brandywine, with mill house, and
stone dwelling houses and stone barn hereon bounded by
lands of Alexander Pnrtes heirs, Joshua and Thomas Gill
pin, William Elliott Samuel Love and others. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of Caleb Kirk
Sept 10 8l-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24

that upon receiving an appointment 10 execute some
commission in the south, and afterwards that Of
minister to France, bis opposition ceased and that
he has subsequently been Of service in the cabi-
net. but has shaped his TO subserve his own
selfish and ambitions views without regard to the
harmony or efficiency of the administration.
The puerlle and unmannerly writer in the Gazette
over the signature of One of the People, who has
been wisely engaged in searching among the writ
ings of Lord BoliDgbroke for model for repuo-
lican President might q hink) be much more prof.
itably employed in attempting to pourlray the pub
lie character and merits of his favorite candidate.
II the subject is beyond his ken would recon-
mend it to the attention OF the sapient editor Of that
paper who has the talent of writing largely on
matters of which he is profoundly ignorant.
PLAIN TRUTH.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24

guisbed Guest invited TO revsii the United States.
fesotred, That The Marshals be requested TO assign
to the Clergy place in the procession.
Resotred, That it be recommended to the Young
Men and others who purpose joining the escort. to
meet at Wilmington at an early hour OF he day on
which the Generals expected in the Stale, provided
with the badge and cockade.
Resotred, That the proceedings of the Committee
be published in the state papers.
B. WHITLEY, Chairman.
Z. H. THOMAS, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
LA FAYETTE MEETING.

At a meeting held Sept 18th, at the Red Ii
on Hotel, of the Committee of Arrangement, on the
part OF the Young Men of Newcastle county, tc
make arrangements for escorting the Nations Guest
Mr.. BENJAMIN WHITLEY in the chair and
EVAN HENRY THOMAS, Secretary, the proceed
ings of the county Meeting held at Newport were
read; after which the following resolutions were
submitted
Whereas the Committee OF Arrangement oppnint
sd at meeting held at Wilmington, of the elder
portion of our fellow citizens, having made as we
conceive, the necessary arrangements towards mar
shalling and forming an escort, as laid down in q
plan of the procession, that has been published, il
was
Resolved, That any farther arrangement on the part
OF this Commute is unnecessary.
Resolved, That an additional banner be procured
with the following OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
LIBERTY.
Resolved, That the banners be borne in process
sion by Riddle, jr and T. Naudan.
A Communication having been made to the Com
mittee by captain Moore and Lieut., Sutton, of the
LIST troop Volunteer cavalry, in which ii resolv-
ed at a meeting of said Corps, that they, with all
members DESTROYS of joining them 10 Uniform,
would meet to escort Gen. La Fayettee into and
through our State, it was
Resotrcd, That this Committee concur in the Iaud.
able wish OF the said corps to testify their respect
to the National Guest and recommend to the
! st Marshal to assign said corps of cavalry and 9th
er volunteer troops of the State, place in the es
cort.
Resotred That, the address TO the General. voted
at the county meeting, be drafted and presented by
b. Whitley, L, II. Thomas and DR.. w. M. Gem
mill
Resolved That the thanks of the Commute be
voted to Col George E .Mitchett, Member of
Congress from Cecil county, Md, who during The
late session, was instrumental 10 having our distn-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
Draft Beer, Porter and Ale.

ESRAEL ID JONES, Brewer. at No "a, Second street
Wilmington Del. keep constantly ON hand supply Of
Draft Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
Boels and others be fernished reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barrel or quarter barrel.
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re-
ceved and solcits continuance Of public favor.
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1924. SI-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24

7tt750oHcu7s y C00TFy.
FELLOW CITIZENS be upon your guard The same dis
organizing spirits who have been stIaning every for
three four years past destroy the democratic party,
are again at work An open attempt is to be made by
called for this purpose ReubLcans lie sole object Of these
maneuvres is to give The U0te Of Ibis county Uam H..
Craordi a few Crargfordite8 about Wilmington the
agaors of the project and they hope to by their
arts, and make you the instruments of their nefrous
schemes Republicans be your guard Let your watch
word be, UNION
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
CHRIsTIANA HUNDRED AGAIN.
The Democratic Republicans Of Christiana hui

requested to at Paul MGinns inn in Newport,
Wednesday afternoon, o'clock, goth inst for the pur-
pose of appointing committees of vigilance and making
other necessary arrangements for the ensuing general
election. Sept. %.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
The arrival of General LA FAYETTE in Philadelphia
is expected on Tuesday next, the 28h instant

AT meeting of Citizens from Appoquinmink and ST.
Georges Hundreds held agreeable public notice. at the
house OF F. Mansfield, Can,well's Bridge, the 10Th
September Col. PATRcK MCoNAuGnY was chosen Chair
man and JouN EDDowEs Secretary and the following
solutions were agreed on.
Resolved That be recommended TO the Citizens of ST.
Georges and Appoqunimnk Hundreds assemble the
Red Lion horse back, upon notice being given, dressed
near as convenient agreeable to the request of the Will
mngton committee, (viz white panaloons, white waist
coat and blue or black coat, &c proceed to the State
line to receive and WELDON the Nations Guest.
Res0fved That committee of four be appointed, to OBJ
tain the earliest intelligence of the time When Gen LA
FAYETrE will be in Wilmington, and to give immediate
information thereof 10 the two Hundreds
Resofred, That William Il. Cochran and John Burnham,
Iof St. Georges Hundred and Thomas Reynolds r and
James Chambers, of Appoquinmnk Hundred, be the said
lcommittee.
Rcsofurd, That the committee communicate with any
other committee appointed to carry the object Of this meet
ing into effect.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
ished in the American Wachman and Delaware Gazette
PATRICK MCONAUGHY, Chairman.
JoHN EDDowEs, Sec'y.
AT meeting at Naaman's Creek of the citizens
lot the neghborhood, on the 18th of September, fol
the purpose OF making arrangements to meet the
Nations Guest, General LA FAYETTE, on hi.
lapproach to the State of Delaware FREDERICK
lSHULL was called TO the chair and DAVIS OsLERE
appointed secretary. The Chairman having ex
lplained the object of the meeting. David Marshall
ESQs HonaS Robinson and DAVIS OSere were APP
pointed committee to draw up resolutions expires
sive OF the sense of the meeting The committee
reported the following, which were unanimousl,
adopted.
| Kesolred, That we will meet in equestrian order
at the house-of Ashbe Taylor and form procession
TO escort the illustrious General LA FAYE1TE
from the division line of Pennsylvania and Delaware
| to the Borough OF Wilmington.
RESOLVED, That one Chief Marshal and two Su
coordinate Marshas be elected, whose duty it shall
be to give notice of the time of meeting, and to re
lguate the procession.
! Res0lred, That it be recommended to all thost
who may join the procession, to wear black or blue
coats, white pantaets and vest, black hat and
the Revolutionary Cockade and La Fayette Badge
| Resotced, That the Marshals be Committee t
wait upon and furnish the General Committee o
the State OF Delaware with copy Of these Resolu
tons, and to make such arrangements as they may
deem necessary.
The following persons were elected Marshals
with power to supply any vacancy :-THoMAs Ron
lNsoN, Chief Marshal; FREDERICK SKULL ant
DAVIS OsLERE, Subordinate Aiarshats
Resotced, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Delaware Gazette, American
Waterman, and Upland Union.
FREDERICK SKULL, Chairman
! DAVIS OsLERE, Sec'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24
amerlcatl matrbman.

Indignantly upon dswning attempt ALLEVIATE
one portion of the Union from snother.' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-24

Received Sept. %, 1924, of David Penny, for.
mer collector of Brandywine, seventeen dollars and
ten cents in full of the receipts of dog tax with the
commissions deducted for the years 1879 and 1S
The duplicate for 1914 was not taken from the
office-Sl7, 10 C. P. BENNETT, c., I,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17
From the Nsr York american,
I.AnY ESTHER STANHOPE

The subject of the following notice
is an English lady of rank. the near
relative Of Mr.. Pitt, who, like Lord
Byron, has long been a voluntary
exile from her native land, and who,
in imitation of his example, has also
eflate interdicsed all visits from her
own countrymen.
Ertract from PilgrinsGgss IN tho East
IN 1915 and 1916, By Otto Frsderac6
YGn Richter.
Near the summit Of mountain
we came to the Maroaitc village and
convent Maschmash, in the midst of
vineyards and plantations Of mulber-
~ trees. AL the monks were en-.
gagged in domestic employments;
loms gathering mulberry leaves, o.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17

W0man's charms are certainly ma
ny and powerful. The expanding
rose just bursting into beauty ha,
an irresistible bewitchingness; the
blooming bride, led triumphantly to
the the hymenial altar, awakens ad-
miratioa and interest, and the blush
of her cheek fills with delightful
the charm of maternity is moro sub
line than all these. Heaven has i'm
printed in the mothers face some
thing beyond this world, something
which claims kindred with the skies
1.-The angelic smile, the tender look,
the waking wstchful eye which keeps
its fond vigil over the s!umbering
babe.
These are objects which neither the
pencil nor the chisel can touch, which
poetry fails to exalt, which the most
eloquent tongue in vain would eulo-
gise, and on which all description
becomes ineffective. In the heart of
man lies this lovely picture; it lives
in his sympathies; it reigns in bis at
fections; his eye looks round in vain
for such another object OH earth.
Maternity, extatic sound! SO
twined round our hearts, that they
must cease to throb ere we forget it!
tits our first love; tits part of our re-
ligion. Nature has set the mother
upon a pinnacle, that our infant eyes
and arms are first uplifted to it; we
cling to it in manhood; we almost
worship it in oldage. He who can en-
ter an apartment and behold the ten
der babe feeding on its mothers
beauty--nourished by the tide Of life
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17
Charles County Court,

March Term, 1894
John Ferguson, John B. Wills, John Ede'
len and William Thompson, surviving
obligees OF Edelen, Thompson T. Co.
and Samuel Chapman,
VERSES
Lot Mason, and the heirs OF William
Brawner,
YVHE object of the bill plead in ibis
cause is to obtain decree Tor the sale
of the real estate of William Brawner. tor
the payment of his debts. The bill states
that the said William Brswner is dead,
leaving among others The following heirs,
who are minors, to wit: Ann braWneT'
Elizabeth E. Brawner, and John A. Draw
ner: and it appearing to the Court lnaI
the said Ann, Elizabeth, and John a:
BrawDer are not residents OF the state Of
Maryland, Ii ,s therefore ordered and ad'
Judged. That the compliments, by csu',
ing a copy Of this order to be inserted
once a week tor twelve successive "eeks'
in the Alexandria Gazette newspaper, BE-
fore the first Monday in November DeSI,
give notice OF this bill and its objects, tha'
the said absent defendants may appear 10
this Court on the said first MONDAY 10
November next, to sbew cause II any lDey
have. why decree should not &c Passea
as prayed.
John G. Chapman, Solicitor for COM
plainants.
iulv Iawl9w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17
Charles County Court,
March Term 1924.

ON application to Charles county court
" by petition in writing OF William
Coomes, of Charles county, for the bene
fit of the act of assembly, for the relief OF
insolvent debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto on the terms mentioned therein, a
schedule OF his property and list OF bis
creditors son oath, so far as he can ascertain
them, being annexed to bis petition; and
the court being satisfied by competent tes-
timony that the said William Coomes has
resided two years Immediately preceding
the time of bis application. in the state OF
Maryland; and being also satisfied that
the said William Coomes is in actual con-
fnement for debt, and for no other cause;
and the said William Coomes having en-
tered into bond, with sufficient security,
for his personal appearance in Charles
county court, to answer such allegations
as bis creditors may make against him : 1t
is therefore ordered and adJudged' that
the said William Coemes be discharged
from imprisonment, and that by causing a
copy of this order TO be inserted in some
one Of the newspapers edited in the Dis
triCt of Columbia, once week for two
months successlvely, before the Sd Mon
day in August next, he give notice TO bis
creditors to appear before the Judges Of
Charles county court, to be held at Port
Tobacco. in and for said county, on
the said third Monday in August next. for
the purpose of recommending trustee tor
their benefit. and to sbew cause, if any
they have, why the said William Coomes
should not have the benefit OF the several
insolvent laws of this state, as prayed.
Test JOHN BARNES, C. c.
june II 2n.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-17
Charles County Court,
March Term, ],

March Term, 1871.
ON application to the Judges OF Cbarles
" County Court, by petition IN WIhlps
OF James 6. Moran of Charles county, ios
the benefit OF the Act of Assembly Tor r., las
reliet OF IHsoIyent Debtors. passed al NO'
yember session, 1900. and the several sup,
plements thereto, on The terms menIion1ts.
therein, "a schedule Of bis property. and lIss
of his creditors, on oath, so far as ne cav
ascertain them, being annexed to MS pc.
tition; and being satisfied by comp.e'en.
testimony that the said James u, AofSn
bias resided two years Immediately pTeCe'
ding the time OF bis application ID !lis
state OF Maryland; and being also sallsleIt
that the said James G. Moran is 10 sc'us'
confinement for debt, and tor no o'De'
cause; and the said James g. Moran nav
ing entered into bond, with sufficient 80,
curity, for his personal appearance IT., ~
ChsrlesIC ounty Court, 10 answer sued Sne
cations as bis creditors may make again.
hint is therefore ordered and adludgeo;
that the said James G. Moran be discharge
from imprisonment; and that BY CAUSING
copy of this order to be inserted u sol!V
one OF the newspaper edited in the Disl,iSs
of Columbia, once week for two mon'i',
successIyely, before the third MONDAY u
August next, he give notice TO 6Is cieu >,
tors to appear before the said Cour. lii
Port Tobacco, in said county, on tDe so.
third Monday in August next, for the Pai
pose Recommending trustee lot , Inv
benefit, and to show cause, il any lnea
have, why the said James 6. MotSIt
should not have the benefit OF the sese'''
insolyent laws Of this State, as prayed;
Test JOHN BARNES, 1l b
July 1a. AN