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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

LA FAYETTE.-The following Act, was pas
sed by the Legislature of Maryland on the 22d oil
January 1875.
Whereas the General assembly Of Maryland,
anxious to perpetuate name dear to the State,
and to recognize the Marquis de la Fayete for one
of its citizens who at the age OF nineteen, left his
native country, and risked his life in the late Reyo
luton; who, on his joining the American Army,
alter being appointed by Congress to the rank OF
Major General, disinteresedly refused the usual
rewards OF command, and sought only TO deserve
what he attained the character Of Patriot and
Soldier who, when appointed to conduct an incur
sion into Canada, called forth by his prudence and
extraordinary discretion the appreciation of Con
gress who, at the head of an army in Virginia,
baffled the Maneuyres of distinguished General,
and excited the admiration OF the oldest comman-
ders, who early attracted the notice and obtained
the friendship of the illusrious General Washing
ton and who labored and succeeded in raising
the honor and the name of the United States Of
America therefore
BE 1t enacted by the General assembly Of Ma
ryLand, That the Marquis de la Fayette, and his
heirs male forever shall be, and they and each Of
them are hereby deemed, adjudged and taken TO
be natural born citizens of this state, and shall
hencetorh be entitled to all the immunities rights
and privileges Of natural born citizens thereof they
and every OF them conforming to the constitution
and laws of this state, in the enjoyment and exer-
else Of such immunltles, rights and privileges.
A similar act was passed, about the same lime,
by the Legislature of Virginia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

DlED-On Monday last, at his residence in Newcastle,
DIR. JAMES M'CALMONT, in his 7O,h year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

Gen. Montgomery's Stcord-It appears by an
article in the New York Statesman, that the sword
which Gen. Montgomery wore at his death in l775,
is now held by gentemanby the name of Thomp.
son, an elder in the Scotch Presbyterian Church,
at Quebec. This sword, it seems was bought by
MIR. L. OF a soldier, who was present when Mont
gomery fell, the morning after the battle.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

GENERAL LAFAyETTE.-The reception of this
veteran in the land he beriended in early youth is
NORWOOD to the serpiteS OF Europe. The London
Courier, in particular, may be remarked for dis.
play of venom on the occasion, worthy of the pen
of Clifford. We subjon brief specimen Of its
style OF comment on the honors paid the veteran.
W Y. Patriot.
"The following effusion of Democratic twad-
ding" says the Cockney, :" is from American
paper. What demgods revolutionists think each
other Let man be successful traitor, and what
human virtue will he want in the eyes of his asso
cistes? r--husband-brother- son--friend--
he is patron for imitation in all. This is trick
which tells to certain degree; but in the display
OF which we tesitihates great bunglers."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

The late report of the return to London of the Rev.
Mr. Colon, the author of LAcoS, is fatty contraliced
his friends there beng entirely ignorant OF any thing
tain about him.
William Duane former editor Of the Aurora has
been nominated by the Democratic Republicans Of
Philadelphia as a candidate TO Congress.
In Virginia the Executive have agreed to appropriate
5000 dollars for the purpose Of deayng the expenses Of
the tete at York on the 18th October,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

One circumstance, connected with General LA FAY
ETES reception here, cannot ought not be passed
t,verin silence. 1t is this Several truly phanhrophc
Ladies originated the plan Of forming ASYLUM in this
Borough through the kind agency ofthe Rev Mr.. Will
son, suggested the to the general who highly APP
proved ii, and cheeruly gave it the testimony of his
most cordial sancon-Ie was greatly pleased with this
mark of from The Ladies, and observed that he
should have been happy to have been present at the
nizaton of so audabe Institution,
And the Specification by the Ladies that they would
be pleased with his sanction TO the formation of the propo
sed institution he promptly replied in appropriate terms
but CRAFTY readers, insert the note presented
him and his written reply-The following the note
6 GENERAL LA FAYETTE
The members Of the 8 La Fayete qsgum for Poor Hid
oyys and Orphan Chen," deeply regret being deprived
honor of your presence to organize their Associations
designed your visit to this place.
The hope Of this honor still anmates them, when anticpa
ting your return. Would you condescend, General La
Fayette, through any medium most agreeable to YOURSELF
to signify when your return might be expected and would
YOU honorable Defender of America honor al that time
with your presence, to sanction the humble tribute OF
grateful feeling, thus offered you by the Ladies' Of Whining
ION ?"
To which he wrote the annexed reply
"With mos. affectionate and respectful gratitude
cept the honor intended me by the Ladies Of Wilmington
LA FAYETTE."
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08

Splendid tran9parencies of WAsHINGroN, LA FAyrrrE
and JEFFERSON, exhibited in this Borough We'd
nesday night last the Fayee HOTEL kept by Mr.. Wolf
Pickpockets.-We have heard Of three gentle.
men who had their pockets picked in this Borough,
on the day of La FAyETTE's visit A gang of
the light fingered gentry follow the General from
place to place, for the purpose of laborng in their
vocation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

- The ENQUIS ER is published twice week general
,bree times week during the session Of the State
,rtye-Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars rer
rsvahle in advance Notes of chartered, specie
;ng banks (ony) will lac received IN payment The I'd
y will guarantee the safety of remitIing them by mail
n ,osare Of all letters being paid by The writer's.
M PAPER will he discontinued Out the discretion
Of me Editors until all arrearages have been paid mp.
whoever will guarantee the payment of nine papers,
sna" ' TERMS or ADVERTISING.
NJ One square, tess-First Insertion, IS cenis-each
continuance, so cents.
No advertisement Inserted until haseither been paid
assumed by person in this city its envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

hiE subscriber respectfully informs h. public the
II citizens oi Richmond and Manchester, that en-
gagged The large conmudinus buildings belonging TO
hessrs Sonhgaes. situated i'm G Capitol Square
AMI near the city Courthouse.
fhe proprieurs have contracted ts commence immcd
Neiy with the repairs, and them thorough and
c0mplrle.
ihr main part Of the huilding viii he opened Rep;
"a genieel BOARDING HOUSE under the care md atten
non q" manager and well acquainted witt,
business uenemf from the country having business
transact in the will n situation elevated airy
and convenient and he accommodated hoard, nv the
day. week, n"nth, year. stable and os,er will also
be kept on the premises
The wing oithe building viii lie fitted up for m ACADE-
MY tue plan OF which will lie in lew days and
ohrred Tor The consideration of the public. Until the A.
cHdemy shall he carried into operations subscriber
receive pupils and undertake in the syer,
maIicS. 80 ~
Gentlemen no are in favor establishing an Academy
IN The metropolis TUE Old Dominion un efficient il,,
o. and ruar~p plan WHO disposed encourage
e subscriber III his undertaking. commnn
cate with him on tie subject cIIIIEs TErREJT
March 90. ,o7 ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

w INC Vh of This MONT, Nv the suicriher, between
tow nrg and Bichmoad, the ether Of he
Rot. bOND for also dollars signed by william Shore,
az ~ es1rt, and William O. Grernii and 4us the first
ba S<5. Az persons are cautioned against receiving
s.,.1 I"n0, except from The subscriber. II found
70 me- residing IN powAafan county or 10 The edi.
g. ,l' paper suiiahls reward viii he giteu.
H'''' fII- 81 BENt.I. SENFE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD- :

I WILL give 20 dollars reward person that will
u secure negro man named STEPHEN in Louisa Jail
or deliver him Ia me in Sposyvania county near New
Market Tie went on after my hiring him last January
Louisa court lie is small yellow fellow, aud worked h
mr. Richard A. Perkins far several past city
OF Richmond, Pow haan and Cumberland counties lie
perhaps lurking about OF the named places
win Tree pass. lie is gnUd ditcher and
shoenlkrr. THOMAS MINOR, Guardian.
March %. iCs-R,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16

Is virtue " deed Of executed IN by Thomas
I91o taylor and Lucy A. his wife, the 9th day "
winch T. of record IN tn, CLERKS Office nf llsnrico
and IN obedience order It the United State,'
tes. nun circuit aud Virginia district shall
~ proceed ~ sell psic auction on Thursday the Sill
" nay net a. The highest bidder for cast, ~ ail
AZ ~ un"er l5l dollars ard upon credit Of ~ ts oas
% 70 s sums ats 80 tlrars ~ purchaser IN rye pn,l
,,uTiy with deed " trust upon the property
st. ~ The purchase money part NJ Lot ~. GO +
Gt and part Of Lot No. 7O7 on I street. And on the
ny at II o'clock, the residence ~ the said rh
carriage aud pair OF horses several meh cows &C.
r. W. ROUrES
Ar..o -. WARWICK,
~" 4 lR2h 108--ids y. 4. HAHViE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
rider of the James RivFr Company,
LANES PIEAGANTG w Z



lie II enai"l hy the General Assembly, that the
dent and Directors the james River Company he and
Ihey are hereby cnipOwCreh necessary
Tnr The purposes he declared, hDrrnw the
o This state, "f mOpry exceeding
th""sand dollars, and of interest exceeding
SIX The monies : n a..
shil he paid ntO The the OF the
cont auditor and. the receipt In the Of
gums So borrowed, the shall issue certificate
stock for the purponng that tho common
"rAIii o Virginia the lender
administrators, assigns the loaned, together with
we inereS, NJ the of interest agreed and that the
interest able sen-nnnuay the the
m"n"ealh Such cerifiie shalt shew the face there
W. INIT The loan unsler nj this
AZ SnhH Toe sigued 10y The and 'sigue
we "a andoT and registered in book 10 be KEEP hy him
H bAt pHrpnF, and then delivered tire lender bis
"eent Every such cerCatP Of stock shall he ranseb bic
On Tie hooks nj the 2 auditor the
1hereun shall he paid mis- The principal
uthnrzed tn he borrowed by this is hereby declared
'eemnie for twenty years. but shall be afterw d
nerletl NJ The pleasure the General Assembly, within
peti"i not exceeding fifteen years.
an" ne II further enacted, that, fur the payment of the
"feSt, and ~" final redemption Of the princ AL of the
> IN be borrowed under authority This there shall
or anu hereby appropriated md pledged the of
ethHl Improvement ile surplus tolls and rents o water
sh heoHging To the James river Company, aud the
Puctes htising from the canal and The tolls The Kan
1a Inad amt river when completed also the surplus
s eonging 20 the Company arising from the unPxpend-
balances Of the appropriation of eighteen thousand dol
we revenue of the fund for Internal improvements
,.i Tue foregoing appropriations should 10 Inadequate
49, payment Ofthe Interest the h0fized to be
ncipa' The General Assembly pledges it,F provide
80 anu sufficient funds for that purpose Uniii
go ,hHcieui funds shall BY provided by law much
49,, IeVenus of the fund for Internal improvements rs
necessary TO supply She deficiency, is hereby pledged
''ss,,hM purpose.
march y. tO5-uqA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
TO The Members Of The PROTEST.

10 The Members Of The Protestant EpiScopot
Chueh ia pirginia.
TF1IlE Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Il in the DOecsr of Virginia will Staunion, in
the county of Augusta, the third Thursday May next
being the 20th oc the month.
The men,hers entitled requested he pune
tua in their attendance.
RICHARD CHANNING MOORE.
hnrD y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
JAOUELIN P.TAYLOR

rs now receiving from the Hannibal and other conveyan
| ..s n use fui assortment of DRY GOODS
amongst ,rhch are,
c,oer6ne cloths and cass:meres
\ onndon hats and umbrellas
.s,ompauy flag bandanna handScrchiefs
Madras and other 40.
ss,rined and checked cravnts, fashionable style
white ami striped jeans and satteens
anrola ssimeres aud striped Granderels
whie and colored Marseiiies
Crca ssian bombnLetts and Denmark saiteens
Nark bouibaz line and levautne
Irish linens, lawns ard hollands
DO. sheeiings and diapers
B. T,dies' white and slack cotton stockings
no. English and French silk do. lscrrtion
en,ensns silk, cotton and thread hosiery of every de-
Ladies' and Centlemens gloves, good assortment
English and Italian sewing silks and grapes
Srno! and ball cotton
w L., osnaburgs and all colored threads
Striped and checked cambric ginghams
Blu. and white fancy prints and plates
upane calicoes printed musns, rich zephyr patterns
(,otinn and jicone cambric> well assorted
Plain aud tam,our~d null aud book muslins
NIuslis rohrs and dniIies
London piRs and needles, imprSSed quality
Linen and cotton checks and bed;icking
A few Aieriuo sha~Is--cheap
finen cambric and pRrkeens
And other seasonabe goods, which lie will sell fair
advances. Iiso,
large supply of German Rolls, Buriaps, osnaburgs
ami Tickenburgs, at moderate prices.
April .. ii0-i2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
HIDES 81 OIL.


1"itEE hundred large Permsmbuco OK Hides, and
- Oarrels Tanners OIL For Sue by
--Ht'Wcb o. loot WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
SEALED PEOFOSAJS

WILL he received until day oC April ne 1t for
loan of 100000, in pursuance OF act of the Ie-
gitHTe ni Virginia, passed me 9th day the
in"hh-SiO,OOO of the he borrowed he paid On
The c"nclu Of the contract ana ihe residue in
yearly instruments Of less 100000 hut IL tho
VENTS ~ The LANES River Company should reque at the
enc ary 0arier greater than 100 dollars sur
great-r shall he demanda',e upOn a notice ~ so
days 3he proposals above menaned will he received by
IRE Goverunr1 President of the James Company,
ai VIII he opcnrd the 18th day of Apri aforesaid in
ihe presence 81 The company aud such o the bidders the
loan chOsse attend.
u ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-04-16
EI,I,IS n. ALLAN

IJAVE for sale the following goods
Ii Il.avy German 0Znaburgs
White do. Ticklenburgs
Burlaps and nessians-
which they will dispose OF on moderate terms.
Apr g. iOa-i,
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, By subscription,
NEW AMERICAN
biographical DictionurN
A Observation-Disclosures

OF THE
Departed Heroes, Sagts aud Statesmen Of a
'meficn
1 BE- confined exclusively to those who sin
,''".d themselves IA el,hef capacity, in The
'te' olationa V War, which obtained The Ind.
pendenee isaeir county.
Second Edition. nm dnappendir--cog foiu;,,o
VIE aecidra'Iun by Tie Rrpresenl4t,,.s, 81
Il the United Colonies oil North Amer. a.
aetln foith the causes and Necessity ul tal inv
up arms, 1uy o, I7.5-rhe Petition by the
Representatives Of the United c ,lonies. To Lac
King ot Great Britain, July 3, I775-A proeIa.
ton OF Congress fra day OF fasting, hu.niIia-
iotand aver, March 10, 1878 The Decia
ration ol Independence, July !, 1916 and the
MANIFESTO by thu & ng'ess o the United States
II Amsrca, October 30, li79.
Also, The Constitution o. tue Unitei States
and thu Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNGroH, % the People i toe Uniteu States. am.
nouncing sinteutiou OF etiring from publi..
service, septcmlcl 7,i1g6.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGFRS
"ed ledUCcu 20 .ae alteiua'I { cho,
9InS an uncoudi iuua al submission to the tvtat,
ny OF Initiated ministers, resistance by 10 ce
Incl 1T II ouI cuoice. We have cotiited lie
cost oi tins contest, aud lind nothing So d, cad.
ldi a. No'unthy slave y. Honor, lusticr. and
humanity 10 cid as ,anielv to sur enoe, TIM
! erdom win we received tom uui paliam
anCtsto ,, an viii h our innocent poste,,tv
naVe tlshg To receive Il ON us. We ammo,
enouie the lnianiy and guilt oil resignlng sue.
ceedI Sgenefatiotsto that wreI chcdness winch
inevitably ANA tncn. il we taseiy ent.il Ge,,
dita Y "oa.lbe upon mem.
" Ine ms we have been compelled hy on,
-nem est assume, we will, IL defiance Of eyeiy
lazafa, wiz unaLdting damtess and pc, sc. ei-
zee, employ - the p e elvaton u oul iibel
its Ell y With Que mind resol, ed to die II e.
en- attic, than u live slaves. - Declart,iio,,
y Congress, setting FORTH The necessity oyfukiaE T
,y drms--Jt,iy ., l775
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On IR.4CT,

on the waters II Little Otter, about 3 miles
above Liberty aud near the nnin western
road, containing II 3 nrics, mem unr balf ~
which - IN weeds. and Is considered With thr
exception oil smhll pat. Ia he prime inbac.
20 land lie halansr ~ plantation, snAcienf
To ""Ik I've al siN hands 10 advantage, and l.
sosc"pllhI" al fteet iupros emtuts.-. On this
iathl Is u comfortable DIV ELIIAGH OIhI.
suil Gent for the accommodation OF u large
family together with utl,crncccssnru cut hnn.
ses. Likewise, an srPLE aud PEACH or
GUARD the apple orchurd is inferior, per
baps, "a but few IN this upper country. 1hia
"hs the former residence OF the Kov. james
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One other Tract.

adjoining the last, containing between 3b0
aud IU acres, on which Is likewise smnll
plantation a some log buildings, This land is.
IN poirt OF quality, perhaps not much, ifuny
inferior TO the oiher II lies unc oiBIhoisly " eli
aud likewis abounds with the best Of ninn
Tor plank orslliugles, aud lies near a eaw min.
The two last named tracts, adjoining each O..
Tier, would be more equally divided, To nc-
commodnte purchasers
We Will sell the whole or either of the n.
boye mentioned tracts OF land upon the fol.
lowing terms, VIZ One third of fhe purchase
money to Oe paid Christmas, 1921, ut which
time POSSESSION will be Plven-thn balance ia
Two equal annual payments, aud provided The
pnroh ascr should find II tUhis interest IN the
hrsi payment, 10 advance more a liberal dis.
count viii be made. We expect 10 sell The
above lands al reduced pticcs, owing 10 the
pressure OF The times, and should mol u safe he
effected before, We shall offer them 10 the
highest bidder ut next bedford June court
Capt John ". Holt, who livrsir The pre-
misses, Will accommodate any gentleman who
mey wish TO see the first named tract, md
Capt David ". Qnnrles, who lives in the vi,
entity OF the thfee othrrs, viii show them
SAMUEL READ,
JOHN LEFTNICH, Executors.
WA. LEfIhICH,
January 2 eocpl0w 81
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