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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-12-09

1T is an interesting fact, that Of the
t,eenty thousand children, whose
names have been registered on the
hooks Of the common or public schools
Of the state of New York but one OF
them has been traced to a criminal
court of justice, charged with an Of
fence; glorious instance of the effect
of education in the Improvement of
morals in land offree institutions.
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X%kO.S ANEEt.,
LYNCHBURC, Va.

tKNHE subscriber having taken possession
Il OF thai well known house, the UNION
HOTEL, formerly occupied by Mr. John
Hdncock, Is prepared to accommodate
BOAROERS and TRtVELLERS and he
faters himself taat from his unremittn2 ex-
ertionsto give satistac ION, and from his long
experience rs will receive LIBERAL share Of
rabic patronage. lis table will he furnished
In the be .tyle which lhe market will admit.
A new sjab'e u NV preparing, which viii he
finished ia a few days, which Will enable him
t. take good care Of such horses may be
lett with him. His ostiers are careful aud
attentive. ELIJAH BROWN
Anri 2 6w34
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Bedfold .4prii Rules, 1921.
linsley fucker and Nm. NJ. Otey, pl

linsley I;ucker and Wm NJ. Oley, pits
against
John Moore, bepiamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, ST. delts.
IN CHHNCERT.
The defendants Thomas Moore, jr. and
Benjamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO
law and the rules of this court, aud it appear
ing That they are not inhabitants OF this
state, ON the motion of the plaintiffs 10y their
attorney, II is ordered that the said defendants
do appear here AT the next June court, aud
answer the plaintiffs hiIl--and that II copy of
this order be forthwith inherited in some one
of the LyncLburg papers published in lynch
burg for two months successfully, aud that IA
copy Of this order be posted al the front door
of the court house for two successive court
days.
Copy-Teste.
30 J. STEPTOE, C. B c.
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/ a court OF quarterly SESSION. "a. ID. ,ll
Amherst county, at the courthods., ON
Monday, the 10th day of March. ISL
Charic, Brhh, Robert [. Bbb, Benjamin
brbo, aud Lev, Blbb, plaintiffs,
against
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
sady Blob, John Duncan, aud Rachel hl~
vile, formerly Rachel bihn, Joseph Blbb, and
Nancy Bibb, widow and rclct OF Martin Bib
deceased, Arthur b. Davies, appointed guar.
dian to defend Nancy b,hb, William Urbb
and Martin Bib, iuiant buus oi smd Mart.
bibb, deceased, defendants,
~ CHlNCERY
The plaintiffs having flied their bill where,
upon Il appearing Ia the satisfaction OF the
court that the real estate OF the said Martin
Bib, deceased will not exceed three hundred
dollar, share 10 each disJnbuter II is there
fore ordered. thai Joseph MAYS aud SalIy hi:
wife, formerly sally BIhb, John Duncan, nnt
Rachel hisNlte, formerly Rachel BIB NancS
Bibb, William Blbb, aud Martin Blhh, intan
heirs of Martin Bib, deceased, by Ar
thur b. Davies, their guardian, Joseph Bib
and Nancy Bib, widow and reiet of 81,
Martin Bib, deceased, do appear here ont ht
first day Of June court next, to shew cause, ,
any they can, why the said real estate shou,,
not be sold aud distributed according to tn,
Act OF Assembly in that case made and pro
vided, according to the prayer of the plain
tiff, bin aud ii appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that the defendant Joseph Bib
does not reside within the limits OF tins com
monwralth 1t Is therefore ordered, thai IN
less the said defendant doth appear here OF
or before the FIRST day of June court next, am
enter his appearance, aud give security az
cording to tue Act oil Assembly, the plaintiff
bill shall be taken as confessed and the mat
ter thereof decreed accordingly /; and il
further ordered, that copy oil this order b
forthwith inserted in the Virginian, for tn
! space OF two months successfully, aud tina
another copy thereof be posted at the from
| door Of the courthouse of this county, O
some court day A copy-Ieste,
SO A b. DAVIES, c.
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NOW ~, NANAES

Has Just received thirty four packages of
FRESH Genuine Medicines,
FNOGETh II With supply ofPAlNTS
I IN oil lie keeps for sale constantly
SODA WATER. and SODA and SElDLIfZ
POWDERS, al. OF which he is disposed to
sell, on the very lowest terms. fer cash.
april ~. II
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NMe CeMt NeV avA.

nUNAW AY from the subscriber on the
tA41th inst an apprcutic, hoy by the name
Of HORATlO auRPIN, who wRs bound. to
LIE bv the over~eer. Of the poor, and had a.
ioal two YEAR 10 complete his time. The
ABOVE reward vii be gwen Tor ms delivery
IL me, bu 10 charges paid forwarn ali
persons ttom harboring said apprentice, us
the law is strict in that respect.
JOHN RES, % s.
Anr 30 81
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GOODS. and OTHER EFFECTS,
STOW wv NNNAWaN !.

ON Monday night last, the 10th inst.
~ my man BILLY ah,conded from the
plantation OF Of } x. J. Anderson, on Staun-
ton river, near the mouth Of Goose creek. -
lie is OF low stature yellow complexion, aud
between 30 aud 10 years of age he carried
oft all his clothing. and new wool hat 1t
is believed he is lurking about New London or
lynchbnrg. and may attemptto pass rs free
man. The subscriber will pay reasonable
rev ard for the apprehension and delivery OF
said slave, or for his commitment 10 jai
JAMES {. ANDERSON. .
May IA 2awfs3q
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'Eract ov parcei OF Hand,
sNAi tee

Is hereby given Tdai oH he Cels IN he
Luiaiic HoYaat, IN The city Of Hditsms-
hug are occppisd aud that no more patients,
tAlale or FcmeIc.J will be received into said
Hospital, until come ot the said Cells are va
can't. due notice Of which viii be gwen.
~ o,def gJ me Co,td u Djrectors.
LEO. HENLEY, {. {. u.
William burg. Erb y mt, -
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Stop Ahe ' iAain !

bUNAWAY tn I'd 81 THIS month, a
Ia mnlatto man named NED He Is low
fellow. bat has large hrcast aud Is strongly
made, a ltttle boNzlegprd, q hlgh full forehead,
dark eyes, holes IA MS ears, aud Il tolerHble
shafp chu--WcHrs his hair tied beiind-has u
bold and open ounnlenHnce when spoken 10.
/ lie Is q keen artinl fellow, aud pefIups can
read and write little Ills clothing cannot
particularly describe, tho there j. no doubt
he Is genrcclly clothed. lie has a good silver
watch, with n pold or gilt chain, boots, DC
He rode Oft l. NIX GREY MARE, about 4
feet inches high, IN good order, bod before,
hef shoes not much Worn--she Is lengthy and
well iormcd--and has the marks oi plough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shoulder
blade | think on the right. Size has very
thick tale aud mHne, though moi very long -
she i spirited aud active aud rldes well He
IS we'll equipped FOR travelling, with .Hddlc-
bags biz cont al bonr skin with large capcS,
&C. have no doubt he has 0btainedirec pa
pers, aud viii attempt To pass rs Tree man,
aud make to some free state, and have no
douht but he has altered his name He is a
handy follow, good house cry ant. miller
aud shoemaker, aud can turn his hand 10 any
thing, and | have no doubt bat he hash plenty
Of money. will give n reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 any person who#uill deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail 30 that !
rel hun again within this state; and if taken
state on HUNDRED DOLLARS |
II secured or delivered to me, and ten dollar
for the mare # taken within this state aud dc
lyersd 10 me, aud twenty dollars II taken
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % Wis3
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HadLorA .lprH RAies. 1921.

BeGj0rd .7pl73 HUGS, 1S2J.
Tim! Rocker and Nm. al. Oley, fts
against
John Moore, BENJAMIN Perkins, Thomas
Moore, i. and Thomas Moore, 81 diets.
IN CH.9NCERY.
The plaintiff writ OF SUBJ Uua being exc
Cutcd upon the defendants john Aroore and
Thomas Moore, 81. mote thau two months
pre,on, hereto, and thcy stlll falling 10 appear
and answer the plaintiff actou--ou the mo-
ton ot tie plaintiffs, 10y their attorney, II IS
ortertd, that unless the defendants do appear
here al the nest MAY court and answer the
plaintiffs bHl, the same as to them will be Ia
ken Tor confessed and the matter thereof be
deereed accordingly.
\ Copy-lcste.
80 J. STEpTOF. c.F.c.
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TIVE STORE

Nov occupied by }. l.. WAfROUS
! - co will Be for rentin very lev day
A they are going 10 decline business IN ih'a
place, lhoy viii sell Of heir GOODS, while
In. remain here, extremely low. fers"hs
indebted 10 them are requested 10 call anu
mako immediate settlement "t their accounts
or they viii be- necessarily compelled 10 leave
them in HE hand. Of an officer for collection.
J. l.. VARIOUS q 60.
Nay II isI9
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'NllN. NeNhSrvlhNN.

VgAylNG attended the Medical Ii
: 4 lures in Philadelphia daring lie W. W.
las, winters offers his service,as PLY oItiAH
aud SURGEON to the citizens in tie orI.'.
horhood of MIR Robert CanpbeII's. or o''>'.
creek, Bedford county. where he Is no" Is'
ding The strictest Alteration 30 Tue e1i's
his profession, with Que regard to he -.
sure OF the tines. may 1t relied mon bs -
those who may favor linn With tt"f
age JOEL LItlht' ~
MAY = - =. -
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CERTAIN Tract of k.aSD.
ice.

yevIlE subscribers inform tae public 2, large
v that they have dissolscd partnership in
consequence of which, they win expose for
sale, al public auction, 10 The highest bidder,
At their store house, in Bent Creek, on Mon
day the 7th OF June ueAt, all their remaining
stock of
GOODS. and OTIIER EFFECTS,
of every description. A liberal credit will Ice
given aud as the sale will take place without
reserve, person, wishing to purchase will find
II 10 their interest II attend. Further parti-
culars viii bc made kroNn on the day OF sale
WILLIAM l. YBEELANp.
WILLIAM 4. WINGFJEID,
DOGALD FERGUSON, Jr
OWENS I. FOWLER.
MAY il. wtds3a
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.Marshai's Sale.

\ pursuance vi decree of the superior
Court of Chancery for the Lyucbburg de
trict, pronounced on the Isl DAY Of November,
IS25, in a cause therein depending, betheeh
George Nhitlocke, painful,
aud
Charles Dcison, Edmund Tate, GARLAND
Tate, David G. Alurreil, aid George +. kich,
Hrdson, defendants,
The undersigned, Marshal Of the said court,
VIII, on Il WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF jan"
next, ii iaif if not. the first t,r day thefealter
Sundays excepted, proceed 10 sell, on int PIE
misses, by way oi public auction, to The highest
bIadefior cash, certain
tract or HarceA Of Aand,
Lying in the county OF Campbell, afjolm"s
the lands OF Edmund Tate, and o'It s. oti"S
the same on which the said nri,"n NOW -
sides, containing lo4 acres, wub The dwelling
houses, out houses, imprON emenls, ala ati""'
tenances thercmto belonging Also,
The following personal property
to wjt:-one Negro Girl, astd 10 lt'as' nam
ed beckey; one ditto, a&rd it y'ai' taE' -
Bctscy one ditto, aged II ven. nj"
Suckcy and two children, named IT, an
Junn; together with Tie increase a. lie ~
female slaves, if any Also. on" hal y ''
ra4e and Harness, owned by NE stlG -
in coparincr,hip with Cololcl Edmotd '''
two Horse, hsr Cows, all the plantation ~
sis, and all the Household and hICbeh u
niture belonging to the said DeisGn.
GEO l.. NOODSON, ii. ,. &. !.
May = II vi
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FlY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
I'D the subscribers by Oliver IoWles, j..
bearing date the 29th OF February, 1871, and
duly recorded in the county court ot Camp
bell, we shall, for the purposes therein e2-
pressed, proceed to sell, for ready money on
the premises, az y O'Clock, ON Monday, the
-th day OF June next, lt tair, if not, the next
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a Tract of Alana,

In the county Of Campbell, on the waters of
lat creek, containing 500 acres, on which
Mr., Ioules now resides, or 50 much OF the
sand tract a. viii be sufficient To pay the ba-
lance due under the trust deed aforesaid.
The title under which the subscribers will
sell, Is believed 10 be indisputabc, but they
will convey only such tile as is vested in
themhy said deed OF trust
THOMAS WATT,
DAVIDSON BRADFTTE
Nav 4 II ltwtds Trustees
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TICKETS and SHARES for sale ut
ECHOIS fT .NURTHS

LUCKY OFFICE, Lynchburg,
Where the CASH viii always be paid, at
It iriE,ng discount, for all PRIZES in this
Lottery, as soon rs drawn.
ORDERS, post paid, thankfully recey
Cd, and promptly attend d to.
Clubs dealt Nth on the mnst favorable
terms. April %.
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Cassmeles American Manufactured Cgapg
AAJ .hHA4E AANDS
For SlLE-

EHE subscriber wishes to sell The fol-
Il lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND.
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Purchased clR auction in The A6un Cis and for sale ,,lo
the Establishment q he SUBSCRIBE: .Lnong uhic1 ~
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Buckingham, Aug -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
WashiRgton. Angnst 8.

Washington, august 8.
Convention vlth Russa.-Mr. Luclus Bull
who arrived in this city few days ago. was the
bearer OF dispatches from our Minister at St. Pc
|ersburgh BY these,i appears that Convention was
on the 18th April last, between Mr.
Middleton on the part OF the United States, and
Count Nesserode and Mr.. Polica on the part Of
Russia. We understand that the Convention con
siss of six articles, in which all the points in dis
Ipute between the two governments are adjusted, ir
"a manner the most honorable and advantageous tc
this country.
The ls article authorizes the free navigation OF
1.-THE Pacific Ocean, by both parties, and recognizes
the right of fishing, and Of landing all points OF
THE West coast not already occupied, in order to
trade with the aborigiues.
I'd article provides, that the citizens or subject.
of neither country shall land points occupied by
either without the permission OF the Governor OF
|Commandant.
Sd article fixes the boundary line at $40, north
|of which the United States are not to form eslab
'lishments, and south of which Russia cannot ad-
vance.
18th article allows free entrance, to both parties
flor ten years. into all the gulphs, habours, Sc
leach, for the purpose OF fishing and trading witt
THE natives.
9th article interdicts trade in fire arms and IL
liquors; and provides that violations OF this article
fSnail De not ny VI the VESSEL Oul
10y penalties, be prescribed by each government
lon its own citizens OF subjects.
10th. This article prescroes that the ratification shall
sbe changed within ten months from the date OF the
streaty.
This Convention may be regarded as second
|sgnaI effect Of the late manly and independent Mes
Usage of our President to the Congress. II the EN-
!peror Alexander had lett it 20 own government
Ito fix the terms of the treaty, it could not
Ipletey have secured all our interests in the Pacific
We congratulate the country upon this new evi-
been pursued by our present Administration.
Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
MORE FISHERMEN TAKEN.

In addition to the information which we lael,
published respecting the capture and detention O.
several American Fishermen in the Bay of Fundy
10y the British brig Dotterell, have now TO state
that two other vessels, the schrs. Galleon and Rover
were on the 18th ult. captured and carried to ST
Andrews. Accounts given by the crews OF thest
vessels state that they were seized when taking il
fuel and water in the harbour OF Grand Menan
which they had right to do by the treaty will
Great Britain. ". Z. Eu. Post.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10
SHERIFE.S SALE.
BY DAVID C.. WILSON, SHERIFF

I'D virtue of writ Of vend exponas to me directed
ND will be exposed public sale, at the house Of John
Crow Newcastle in Newcastle hundred on Monday The
2Sd Of August inst. at O'Clock, p NJ the following des-
crbed lands and enements situate lying and being the
hundreds of Newcastle and Chrsiana, aud county Of New
castle, to wit: No. plantation Of land situate
In Newcastle hundred adjoining property Of Kensey Johns.
ESQ Jesse Devou and Others containing by computation
los acres, more or less No. 2, Brick dwelling house
lana lot in the town of Newcastle, fronting Delaware
street. adjoining property Of Joseph LockEa and Others
No s. frame house and lot of land the town of New
castle fronting Front-srree adjoining James M'Cal-
mont and others. No. A. brick house and lot in the
of Newcastle, fronting Frontslreet, adjoining Nos
and s. No. 5, brick house and lot situate as No. f. Nc.
g. brick house AID lot of land situate esad adon-
ing No. S. and others. No 2, brick house and lot 'front.'
ing Markesreet, adjoining No O. and others No. s.
situate like No T. No 9, brick house and lot situate
the aforesaid fronting an alley on Marketsireet
No. TO- three and hiryour perches adjoining John
Wiley and others No. ii, life estate two houses and
lots in the borough Of Wilmington adjoining the heirs Of
Benjamin Devon and others together with all and singu
lar the and appurtenances, &c Seized and
taken in execution the property Of Jacob Bslvll.
Newcastle, August a. es-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10

The Presidency. We learn from the Salem
IN. j. Messenger, that one of the most numerou
public meetings ever assembled in that place, wa
held on the Slst ult. Above one hundred and fit,
of the most respectable and influential citizens d
THE county of Salem, were present, and unanimous
ly resolved to support JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
and JOHN C. CALHOUN for the next President
and Vice President of the United States.
Prosperity of the Caucus cause.-Among Other
mad illusions of the Custom House Gazette, rea
tive to Presidential prospects, is the following =
!" We feel confident that Mr.. Crawford will receive
the vote of Pennsylvania, and our judgment on the
subject is confirmed by the accounts which we re-
,ceiye from that quarter" Coming from any Other
source than Corporal Harker, alias Baron Nun
'chausen, we might be surprised at such an asser.
tion. But having been so long accustomed to the
frantic rawlings of the shameless minion Of the Gus
tom House, they have ceased to excite our wonder
III is well known by those who have been observan
of political movements in Pennsylvania, that every
attempt which has been made in that State by the
pdItihdHS vi NF. W dufduCE
interest there, has proved abortive. After the mos
untiring exertions TO get up public meetings in his
favor, they have not succeeded in the most popuous
lcounties, in mastering more than one out Of {
Thousand voters. With Albert GaIlalin speciousiy
lhooked on Tor bait, the Caucus fishermen have no
been able to catch the natives OF Pennsylvania. MOI
Twill their stratagem succeed, The hardy and pat.
riotic yeomanry of that great state will not be gull
led by the wiles of Mr.. Crawford and his designing
Iadherents
The following account from the Lancaster Free
Press, of Crawford Meeting in that city, affords
correct view Of the standing Of the Caucus candi
'date throughout the whole State of Pennsylvania
Lancaster, .9ugust 2.
CRAWFoRD's INCREASE! Agreeably to public
,noce, large and respectable meeting OF the dele
|gates from the several townships and boloughs OIL
this county, was held at the house of Leonard Eich
shotz, in this city, on Wednesday the 28th ult.-
Robert Spear was appointed President, Daniel M.
Lane, Vice President, and DIR II. Defnnboueh, Sec
Alter the President had called to order, it was as
|cerained that only three persons were present
which three were required 10 fill the Offices there
fore, for want Of person to make motions the
Injecting adjourned sine die.
The foregoing is believed TO be q true statement
|of the proceedings. They sat in style, with
CLOSED doors, and we could not precisely
what was done; but as respects the number of del
|egates, positive. In fact they do not pretend
Ito say that they had more. IiCo delegates from
IColumbia, and one from the city of Lancaster, con
|sttuted The sum total OF the meeting. Our readers
Twill therefore perceive that the force Of Crawford
n this county, is not increasing but had attained liz
|marimum two months ago. The detected coune
nances Of this " iororn hope" loudly speak that all
lis lost.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10

A Good fiction Some Of our readers perhaps
recoiect that III May last in publishing the Lottery
advertisement Of w. c. CONNIE, Esq, of Balti-
more, we stated that that gentleman had generous
ly determined to appropriate, for the relief OF the
sufferers by the fire at Newcastle, one dollar for
each ticket he should sell in the Maryland State
Lottery until its completion. The result OF Mr.
Confines liberal resolution will be perceived by the
following note from the Newcastle Committee.
aThe Committee for the relief of the sufferers
by the Fire at Newcastle, acknowledge the receipt
of one Hundred and Tloo Dollars and Fifty Cents
from w. C. CONNIE, Esq. Of Baltimore; and
T,centyfre Dollars from Judge WRIGHT, Engin-
eer Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com
pany."
The Packet ship Stephania, capt. Macy, arrived
at New York on Saturday from Havre, whence she
sailed on the 9th of June. Gen. Lafayette did mol
come in her, as was expected, but was 10 embark al
Havre for New York, board the packet shiE
Cadmus, capt. Allyn, sail about the 18th Of July
The Stephania brought no news.
" The late Piracies "-In an article under this
head, in the National Integencer the Editors say
that there have been but one or two piracies II
the West Indies, for months' We presume tina
the deplorabe cause of their patron, Mr.. Crawford
has entirely engrossed the attention OF these gen
tlemen Of document mutilating'' fame, that the,
have been unable to notice any other subject Iher
X have been at least one or two dozen piraces com
mitted in that quarter, within the few last months
Rhode Misunderstanding to the new constltu
lion for this state, framed by the convention whc
lately met at Newport, every elector is required tt
n possess freehold to the value of 1854, and th
\ name Of an elecor is required to be written, a
length, on the back of his vote at the time of de
lvering the same. The constitution is to be sub
mted to the people for their appreciation or rejec
ton, in October next, and if adopted, is to go int
operation in May following. We hope the goo
people of that state will not adopt 1T until that anti
republican part of it, relative to the elective fran
Z ehise, is expunged.
/. The brave Col. George L. Mitchell is candi
date for reelection to Congress, in the district com
posed oil Kent Hartford and Cecil, Md
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-08-10

An Alexandria paper, some days ago, contradict
led, as IT BY the authority Of Mr. Wirt, the stae-
Iment made in the Washington Republican that The
Editors were authorized to say, that if he had re-
,ceived an invitation to the Anniversary Dinner, he
would have united with Mtssrs. Adams, Calhoun,
and M'Lean, in the letter which they addressed to
1.-THE COMMITTEE. We thought the contradiction, at
ipeated in so many papers, that it becomes
Try to notice 1t, and we now say, that re are nathor
lzed by Mr.. Wirt TO confirm the statement in The
Washington Republican, which was subjoned to
the letter of Messrs. Adams, Calhoun, and M
Lean. National Journat