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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31

forever, by the ccunssllors OF state ap.
pointed by the people Of the different
provinces; by the city corporation ano
all incorporated bodies: by the regular
troops and the militia; by the attorney
from all the cities and towns OF the dit.
ferept provinces, which was possible 70
reunite between the 9th August and
18th October. A public record was
made and signed by the Emperor and
all public characters present, u printed.
ITO be continued.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
District of Columbia,
alexandria County, ec'
May Term, 1924.
IN CHANFRY.


John Roberts, Complainant,
AGAINST -,
Richard McKim Holiday, and Sally u
Davidson, administration and admins
trairix of William Davidson, deceased,
and the President, Directors and Cou.
pany OF the Bank OF Potamac, DgdS, =,
TIME defendants Richard J MchIm
L Holiday s. Sally E. Davidson, ad 6
nistrator and administrative OF William va.
wilson, deceased, not having entered lne pei.
appearance to this suit and given seCul,y
for performing the DEGREES OF the cout.,
and it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF 'Ie
court, upon affidavit filed, that the saIa S ;u
ministrator and administrative are Do' ~ ~,
habiants of the District OF Columbia on
the motion of the complainant by bis csun
sci, it is ordered that the said admiD's!GG'
tor and administering of William DStiu
son, deceased, do appear here on ,Oe u.,
day of next November Term, anc ensu.
their appearance to the suit and give ssI'
rity for performing the DEGREES Oh .bs
court; and that the other defendants .bs
President, Directors and Company o. ~.
Bank of Potomac do not pay away eo" /,
vey or secrete the debts by them oWpis 10 ,ef
or the estate or effects in their HANGS ,nls, Oe
longing to the estate of the saId W Il.' or.
Davidson, deceased, until the iuFlhe9F vi, VI
der OF the court; and that copy VI , ,a
order be forthwith published for liz Lie
months successfully in ore OF tne pOo and
newspapers printed in ALEXANDRA, 1 1"
that copy be also posted at Inc frou' Wv
of lbe court house OF said county.
A copy. ,rr a. G.
Tesie, EDM, l.LEf'' o.,
july ~
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District of Columbia. J
IndTia County, Set.


Alexandria County, Set.
N cHAN Mcsy Term, 1884,
Samuel Lindsay and Lawrence Hill ng,
partners in trade under the firm Of Lin, "
say & Hill, Comptainants,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Defs.
dants. ~
THE defendant John A. Jones NOT h.,
i ing entered bis appearance and sv.s '
security according to the statute and ,Saa
rules of this Court; and it appearing 10 ,bs s
satisfaction of the Court, upon affd.,;s
filed, that the said defendant, John 4
Jones, is not an inhnbitant OF the D,,,;noss
of Columbia: On motion of the conplaiH
ants by their counsel, it is ordered iba.
the said defendant, John A. Jones. d. ss
pear here on the Isl day of next Noyspp,>
ber term, and enter bis appearance 10 ,h.
suit, and give security for performing bs
DEGREES of the Court; and that the o,Ss s
defendant, Lloyd Logan, do not pay sNs AVA,
convey, or secrete the debts by him ow;ns
TO. or the estate and effects in his ban5ss
belonging TO The said absent defendant
John A. Jones. until the further order ot
this Court; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith published for two months sur.
| cessively in one of the public newspapers
printed in TIE town OF Alexandra. and
that copy be also posted at the front
| door OF the Court House of said county.
A Copy.
Teste, EDM. | LEE, &C.
july l5 EN-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-08-31
Great Bargain in Land Oh
the Potomac.

Gfeat bargain HI U VIZ,
the Potomac.
I AM authorised to sell lot OF 10 or ~
Il acres of
LAND,
Lying on the Potomac; - miles from A.
iexandria, and from Font Washington
adjoining the Tent Landing. with a tlshe-
~ on it, which once rented for $3.50
The land is rich and well adapted to gar
tening, being handsome site lor coun-
try seat, commanding view OF Aiexan'
drla Georgetown and City of Washing
ton, and an extensive view down the 70
tomac; to which is attached never taxing
spring OF excellent water. Ii Immediate
application is made. great bargain may
be had in it. For terms, apply to
THOMAS JOHNS.
Living near the premises.
Prince George Co Md. June 8-tf
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National Government Journal.

REGISTER OF OFFICIAL PAPERS.
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1 devoted to the compilation of Official
Documents, State Papers, &c. is issued
once in each week, Cor oltener if necessa.
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tional Government.
Terms--FIve dollars per annum, paya.
BILE 10 advance. =.
The National Government Journal will
contain
The Proceedings OF Congress at large;
The Laws;
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Official correspondence;
All appointments TO Offices. Civil, Mill
tary, aud Naval;
Promotions and designations in the Ar
my and Navy;
And, generally, such other oficial infor'
nation, "a may, from time 10 time, be pro.
muIgsted by the National Government.
It is printed 10 convenient form tol
binding and reference, and to each volume
will be added copious Index.
The first Volume commenced with the
last Session of Congress; and each future
Volume will begin with Session.
The Papers, sent by pail, are packec
with the greatest care, in strong wrappers
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vernment Journal, by giving the above an
insertion in their Respective journals
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u6lEUs
At Rio de Jansiro a party arrayed
itself against the Ministry, one of whom
implicated himself in the cabal. The
first Minister, the eldest of the two
Paulis,as, was man Of talents and cou-
rage, but he was destitute Of prudence,
and exhibited moro pride and hauteur
than were to be suffered from newly
created Minister. His brother manifest
I'D some vindictive features in his cha.
racter, which frightened their cppo.
neDts. Still, the government in their
hands had energy and a syssem.
Yet the family party at St. Paulo,
and the ambitious individuals at Rio de
Janeiro, projected new administra-
ton, precisel y when the people, hearti.
ly pleased with their declaration of
independence, were projecting how to
requite the Prince Regent for so sibgu-
lar favor. After mature considers
ton, the Brazilian people, finding them
selves 80 much stronger than Portugal,
and their country destined to be great
nation, resolved as their sovereign will,
that its FIRST magistrate should have q
higher title than that of the Portuguese,
and they resolved to proclaim him En-
peror: and so strong was the popular
desire, that the municipal authorities
were obliged to forbid the people to
burst in Imperial acclamations before
the twelfth day of October.
On this day, being the Prince Re-
gents birth day, he was proclaimed
Emperor constitutional, and Perpetual
Defender Of Brazil, he and bis dynasty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-16

E,unccs T.. Harwood, surviving Nd
ADMINISTRATION, ruth III. wiH anneredle JOHN
C1pJhson, decd, .4nstim CiarLson, HIM
C1or6son, james Garrison, Darid Clark
son, Thomas Jones and tntha,ine his
,riEc, Frances Carter, Betsy Taylor, Luz
ca Dodd and Chn1ies Jfass3t, dduinistro
tor Of Joseph Dodd, dsc'd.
IIIAkE ICE-Ihat ON Saturday the
u 2nth day Of March next, ut the dwelling
house ofthe widow Mnry Nnde, 10 the coup-
~ of Bedford, shall proceed 10 take the ia.
position Of Major Merritt. 10 be used ms evi
dence in suit now depending IN the snpcs'or
court of chancery holden in Iyncl laug, Tor
The Lynchburg district, wherein myself ard
Polly my wife are plaintiffs, and yam are de-
lerdanls, when and where ) on niay attend OF
not, as you please
HENRY BALLtNGEf.
Eehrnhry l3. W4WZI
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aarc than ron c.iu,n.d eTispasifinn 10 ,lo
misrhlef aid llieoSh ofan inferior degree
of turpilnde, nfien rndangers nay frequent.
y commits the peace of families.
The gafrulty of the aged, or tho ftivo-
lily of the young, sometimes II hil mp =
zap Ia conversation, the young viii be
tempted In repeat AN idle Islander, aud this
monster h,'licviagit will thereby interest
lAeh,arefs, vii magnify the scandal ill u
-efi9s eSp'oslon takes place, giving
Wounds alike 10 the innocent aud guilty.
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HD0rS, and >slls,ES.

lust received IA, HE subscribers, u large
~ misunderstanding Il
Ladior sarerior blue aud white Paris hid
Shoes,
D.. do. black Morocco heels do.
-. de-. IL. do. Suing, ID
20. common do do Heels d."
DO. do. do. d. swinfs do
Do. sal hbd Cnlf shin d..
iutnk Mls-rs Morocro do
d.. ebidrrns, eolotcd do. do
do. buys cali skin do
do. mems 10. do
! ease LoNDoN BEatER flhTs.
| do. Youths do.
10 dozrn 6ol 10
MCKEE,, ROBINSON .AgCo Z
March 10 #69t,
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THOMAS A. lIOLCOAliE

kffERS his services, IL sell iobac,6
" Tor the Planters who trade 10 Lynch
hutg lie Is aconstnni nticndnnt At lhr Nnfe.
hoosts, aud knows the value al the different
qualities OF iubncco IN this MARKET. lie will
Use his best rs.rtinns To promote The intereat
81 those, who conhde their produce to hi.
care. Ilisoiico Is ut Hancock q Browns
February p. wlsif 20
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u D III Il NJ, 81

lottery and Eschnnec Onicc, Id, Market-a
BALTIMORE
Where the great eapi'nl prizes in BOTH
TIIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, md
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEES OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from nny Inr Of the United States,
either hy mail Gpost pnid) or private sonvry-
pnce, enclosing the cash or prizes in any of
hr Baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prunpl and ruq ctual attention as If on per-
soum cation, addressed 10
J. |, COHEN, Jr, baltimore.
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EUVNN.

ON the road between LynchbnrG and
~ Mr. Jhiswell Dabney's, near The latter
place, II few days ago, small BUNDLE, con
mining dozen SPINDLEo, ana dozen
CRANkS for sinai, wheels. 1he owner can
haze thcm by calling al the Nirgnian otce
and paving for this advertisement
~ I'D LEWIS CAMPBELL.
March Il.
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DR.. S. Reynolds.
TALL. 81 AIRING.
The uords efa tale bearer are as hounds.
Proverbs.

Il
Amid the numerous petty Wees which
iufrst and contaminate society, perhaps
therr is none in the whole catalogue of
fashionable foIllrs, more dangerous than
thu, al tai, braliap although dImnutiHe
wee, in somr respects II IS frequently IA
monster al srcat magnitude. " Death and
life are in the power of the tongue, says
solomon, 50 perfectly convinced was he
Of fn,. lni,riIlr,ous aud deadly effects of m
considerable language. {" She has tongue
thai can undo world" There is no
society, let its circle be ever 50 lnlted'
bat something may ncantIously or hastily
drop from then bps, when 1t would he nh'
pleasant or painful 10 have repeated abtoaa'
t,ayocatt my L nnw the sNiethG lh4e "' u"
sa,ieiir+, na--l IL, and iev"A o. i'"Son'
| 4, thout bcing at tn eNp"n.e ana l e"o'''",''"
ma , cam tntlo d, Of ulcha, ny a''u S'u u
tthe numerous publication 10 when tnc'e VI
I,ere tn. aud important Objects ha'e 'sc'"'
! 4iVcu occasion, ,.nh.
4 ..neA in the fist week OF every month.
nn,teprhalt he profits ofthi- wo' k shanheli
n :, t,,'n a ,und to be app,op' lated annually Il
ph,i.tiau ci,il es hv some members 81 III
;..sbv,r.ian Church, clei gy and iaity, Infpn
talav selected. - l:., of IN
work are to be pos, paid, and aaa5e5 7ef 10 i9
wicked messenger Ialleth into mischief
bat faithful ambassador Is health
When honocis once sullied,
Not weeping mercies er can keel, II c'e"''
There is also species ri ta'e Oearl"
which prucoGds from Il vacuity OF h''ro
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yuSiIE sub.c,ibcr bes resumed the practice
1 Law, md will intend 'he enreIior and in
fcrior courts Of The. counties of bedford md
Campbell Eio re- -ldepcc is nj Liberty, (Bed.
ford courlhouse) ia. n. CARDOIO.
Jfnuhry 10. 3tif23
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will calI Aaba a La Of tie English Ian.
suage. Cortland Courier.


Implicit Fdih has been sometimes lndi.
er1n,it styled flies carboaaIil, from the
noted story of Or, vino, examining an ig-
norani Cutler, On his relisions principles,
asked him what il vas that he believed (?
Tie answered. believe Whit the church
brlirvrs." The other rrjoined, "What
hem dos the church believe" he re
Piled readily, The church believes what
| believe The other, DESTROYS, il posi-
hle, 10 bring him t" particulars, once mare
resumed his inquiry: "TcII me, then,
pray You, what il is you and the church
both believe" The only answer thu. CpIi
Iier conId.el'e was, "Why, truly, Sir, the
church and | bolh-bcIlcve the same
Thing This is implicit Faith in perfection,
aud, ia the estimation f7ome celebrated
doctors, The sum of necessary and saving
knowledge in Christian.
TT,Jyn,
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FOR REN'T,

fst.aH Until the 18th day OF octoher
sssr next, a comfortable brick dwell
sAHAA ling house, on 3D. street, formerly
occupied by VIM. NJ. Wallace. On The lot
there is good well oil water, ana iii the ne
ressarv ont houses. Fer terms, npPl5 al tia
Virginian Office, Or TO .
SAMUEL LANCASTE r.
March L., e1A
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Fran Domtsiic Eacgciop.dta.

Mr. BooMrd, architect al Lyons, has
lstry invented very simple preparation,
attended with little expense or trouble, AMI
admirably calculated To defend Wo'9d"n
materials from being CONSUMED by ham"s,
though exposed 10 their Influence lof two
lnHrs.
After many trdians experiments, hr
found that solution of pot ash T. the most
rIfcacinas liquid for resisting the action 81
f,c longer than any other mud. That Oh
r., ton induced him 10 apply that sub
,lancr in kad OF paint or eoatirg on
wood which was completely rendrrrd fire
lraorin the following easy manner: DIS
sllye such quantity of pot ASH W tu.a
water as that fluid is capable of holdaT
ipsumtion, Wa-h or dauh with IT All the
boards, wainscoating, shingles, SSc. "hHh
are iotendcd to be pr"pared Then dl ne
Tie same liz nor with a little water add
hit such portion at iine ely as " III make
Tie mixture Of The cousl-tcnCc Of tn" com
mnn paint employed up Wood, and lastly
,tr into il small quantity of nour'pas'e'
In order 10 combine onhstauccs intimately
With this Iixaul. I'll NuuIrn materials
Ol.hl To be Cn,tci three OF ION uht~ =
mlar 10 palninE york. Thus, wood VII
Il secured FROM Iii" acton OF nrr, though
ty usod tn il for a time not exceeding two
lar, hat the greatest advanta5e OF this
r,,'l.,t nrru.p,,i.,u consists in the cir
/ cr.,.,,'.,. IN II Il prevents tine wood from
/ ,,er h,,.l :; o. ;aua n,n,es Mr.. BouIa,l
f.m,,l.S ~ % h. .irtrd ,,llnw rlA. "A
n,a 4 - n,,n,. la. ,,.l,ino the nssi, add
pound n.t ash are sulieirn, f. nrcparr a
sgI.r..rao5 l,r4ncl, m.as,r,. nd v,ipht1
u de-, hand. ca inf, 1e .vn.,s4s. when
so.np,rcl vii, fho ,nnort1nce of the OBJ
isct. qr md, "a frillinr, II +. further de
-. go dude; c ''', even Cnr,iIurr made
ira encI =. 81. IT.. t.i,,.s. &c. and
n,rlir,,l 5rly th, stair c,srs aud nourin- Of
,l,i,,. 4 .,,s,,s ,,,',r ~ G., f,r .nahIrd to
,r,,.,,I =. r,, .,,,c. ~ to-. fro ,ha, they are
h5ly r,Jo. =, .,,',l' ~ ol,h.,s viihunt
,a,roJ.,,g ,h, ,,',n'r r,Iion he ,dditional
! famcs-nrar,, ,b,rc a,iu.d at
Ia.t tno hnnrs Sa'i,q n,,i,4, II ,a,uahIe
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TIE FCNEKAL At SEA

TIE FUNERAL At SEA.
No brro2e Wns on the mirror ,ynVe--,
Tn. ,raasled pennnni idly hung.
A., IN the burial of the brave,
Wide Ger the SEA our requiem rung.
Ne scutcheon glilier'd on his Lrcnsl,
No coffin ca.cd his sruseloss chly,
No kindred hrnrd his Inst request,
lis prayef Tor one lar, fnr away.
......u,,,,.. I'D
0u'N ~ . = nv ,'''"N' ~ '"''''' ~"
81 "o.a' ~, :, M M T., .p
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attention '.
Nruss and Meaicines.
=
Walter II. Middleton,

[Orposiie the Poa QHce,l
HAS just received a supply nf DRUGS
Il Il aud FRESH FAMILY MEDICINES,
which he can with pleasure aud confidence
recommend to his friends and the public, MS
being OF the pnrcst quality, aud will he sold
on such terms aud ri such prices US will moi
fail To rcndri satisfaction.
A. Practitioners OF Medicine, Country
Merchants and others who haye been in tie
habi, Of purchasing in Richmond, are inyiieo
10 give him call.
lie has also for sale PAINTS, OILS, DYI
sTuFFS, &c. &c. at his usual low prices.
March l6.
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More New Goods.
Fsacy rriirnle-, new lyle
flatd silk lIdkIs, 10
ZelIh do
Iinen Cnmlrirs. very oheap
d Cambfic Dimiliea
Nathc,' Bs8l nid Null flounces
! baN Ilhel Fumes
. cH.rs Dbl. -
MCKEE, ROBINSON . CO
March = IA
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Foreign Gleanings.
FROM SMYRNA.

The following extract of letter from
Smyrna dated June 81 1924, is copied from
the Boston Ccntncl of "Wednesday. rbt
determined dcvotions Of thetircekS Of Ipsara
awakcns the deepest interest in the fate OF
their expected contest with the Captain Pa
cha. We fear that the awful tragedy Scio.
has before this been enacted at lpsara.
Statesman.
{" "lnpolitics have nothing important tono.
tcc since my last, excepting that the Can't.
Pacha has been collecting together vcry
heavy force. A frigate and some smaller
vessels have ust sailed from Smyrna with
troops. About dozen Greeks were shot by
them before they embarked. He has ayow-
ed his intention of Immediately attacking m
sara. | fear if he does he will overwhclm
them. he has about 100 ships among which
arc 10 heavy frgatcs. He has also about
10000 land troops on board.-Ihe Ipsaroits
have only about 5000 men to oppose them;
but they are brave, and if the Albanians Who
are among them, are faithful, there will be
a severe battle. They have shut up their
wives and children on the top OF a mountain
under guard Of 200 foreign troops, with orders
to massacre them if they find the Turks gain
ing ground Upon hearing the intention Of
the Capt. Pacha, they repaired to Church,
where prayer was offered up to the Al
mighty that they might be successful inrepcl-
ling their invaders after which they kissed
each other, and sworc fidelity. The Greek
Bishop, it is said gave one of the most elo-
qucnt cxhortations upon the event overheard,
and ended with blessing them and admins
teiing the sacrament. fear they cannot re-
sst the Pacha whose force is SO very gr'at,
and these Islanders can expect no foreign
aid.'
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From the LONDON Alirror.

PO7e@JM 6;'cts Of sudden fcar.-Nicolc,
marquis of Fcrrcra, was taken i'll Of an ague;
which continued SO violent that his physi-
clans gave him up, and sent him to country
house he had on the river Po, for change
of air. His servant who loved him with the
utmost tenderness, having heard that sudden
fear was sovereign cure for that complaint,
resolved to try it on his master; wherefore,
having observed that the marquis walked
every day to the banks of the Pc, and know
ing it was not deep, he resolved to push him
in.-He acquainted a miller who lived over
against the place, with his design, and having
ordered him to be ready with his boat to
take his master up, if there should be occa-
sion; the next morning he threw him in, af
ter which he fed to Padua; in the mean
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time, the miller took up the marous J.,
was indeed thoroughly frighten ed, and v"'. "ae
ed to be rcvenged. wv
so extraordinary a case was the sub;ec, r.
general conversation the marquis cav,
his servant to be summoned before the su con,t.
ofjustice, and not appearing he was declaroS
an outlaw, and condemned, if he should e,o'
return to be beheaded. This news co.,. u'
reached Padua, notwithstanding which tIa
servant i'll few days came back to Ferraraa. a. :.
and demanded admittance to the maron;a
which was denied, and instead thereof Ln'
was apprehcnded, and ordered to pren,ne
tor execution.
The marquis, however, finding himself
cured of his aguc, his resentment began r.
abate, and he was determined to save hin,
but seemed to resolve to let the law take IT,
course. A day was fixed for his execution
and all Ferrara thronged to see it. The sow
want appeared on the scaifold, and afternro
testing that he had no other motive than tbo
cure of his master, he laid his head on tbe
block, and gave the fatal signal. The exc
cutioner, according to previous orders at
that instant poured cold water on his necI
and this was no sooner done than the colmr
left his checks, his eyes sunk in his head
and he died in few moments without sneat
ing single word.
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A1ENIC,O

Trtc McX.C.iir c-ons r., ~, ,,-.
zed ALL the public debts of the Mexican Cow
ernmcnt, however contracted or under what
ever system. The following Decree is an exam.
pie worthy Of imitation.
"Thc General Sovereign Constitutional Con.
gross ofthc United States Of Mexico, wishing 10
show 4 testimony of their respect for public
Faith anil oitilcirrigorous observance of the prn-
ciplcs Of Justice to regulate and establish upon a
soi baSis thS credit Of the nation---DEcrrG Aa
tuLLows:
/. They recognize the amounts due uponall col-
tracts made during the government Of the Nice.
roAs Of the Mexican Nation up TO the l7th sept.
1910.
;. Also the National debt proved TO have bc2n
contracted for the pablic service by those G0v-
ernors, recognized i'll the Law OF Premiums and
also by such Generals us were acknowledged wor-
thy Of the public faith.
3. The Nation also acknowledges the debts
contracted with the Mexican People hs the Vice
10y from tn l5tii OF sept. 1910, until the en-.
trance Of t'!e AleNican Army into the capital, III
cases where the loans are proved not ohage 6et@
mate r9}nWarjh,.
4. 'rhc Nation acknowledge all debts for its
service cotractcd BY the Independent Chietl,
from the moment OF the declaration of lndepen-
dcncc until the entrance OF the army into its oc-
cupa'ion Of said city
5. The Nation finally acknowledges oil debts
contracted by the Established Governors from tle
first epoch OF independence ai mentioned in the
preceding article.
The Supreme Executive Power will ca'l5a
these presents to be known and disposed of as ne
ccssaiH 10 their fiIliimcn, and cause the same To
be printed, published ana circulated.
JOSE MNHitNO MARIAN, President.
JOSE RAFAEL BERRGACAS, Dep. Sc :!
DEMErRlUS DEL CASTiLLA. do
lhr'co Juac 28, 1924.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-09-16

history of his preservation, and the sad hav-
oc of his race, endeared the child more close
ly to his sympathy and affection. He was
constantly with his Lordship, to the last
moment of his existence. Soon after his
Lordship's death, the Hon. Leicester Stan
hope sent the boy to England for the advance
ment of his education, and recommended
him to the protection of the Earl of Har-
rington. On his arrival in this couptry the
Duke and Duchess of Leinstcr were so much
delighted with the noblcness of his manner
that they adopted him as their hrotcgc. He
is resident in London, with the Leinstcr fami-
ly. He is perfect Grecian warrior in
miniature his costume is most imposing.
He wears Il turban, jelick, &c, and on the
right side of his belt are lodged pair of pis-
tols, on his left dagger. He was in the
first coach after the hcarsc of his illustrous
patron, whose name, when even casually
mentioned in his presence, produces the most
aiflicton recollcctions to his infant mind.
Morning Eaher.