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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

The National Advocate states. that
the Committee appointed by the Com
monCouncil of the City OF New YORK,
to make arrangements for the reception
OF General LAFAYETTE, have already
prepared for him a suite of splendid "a
partments in the City Hotel; and that,
independent of splendid military dis
play, ia which will be concentrated the
whole military force in circumfer
ence of SO miles, to be reviewed by
the General, and probably amounting
to 10000 men, under arms, he will be
invited to a great civic feast, in the
Banqueting Room in the City Hall,
which will be illuminated at night, toge.
Their with the whole City A grand sa
lutte of 100 guns will be fired from Fort
Lafayette, together with salutes from
the batteries and ship of war in the
harbor, and the decoration of all the
shipping. Every place of amusement
Ihrougout the city will have something
appropriate on The occasion, and, in
the hilarIty of the occasion. the day
will be equal to the fourth of July.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

Chief known TO the soldiers, are all err
cums;anees Justly capable of exciting
considerable alarm. Itcannot be doubt
ed that the great commercial interests
OF England will be injured by the ex-
pected results of these intrigues; but
powerful party which regards its own
privileges more than any thing else, may
easily sacrifice the interests OF the conn
try to is own interests, and sacrifice
to the dread which it has of phlosophi-
cal and liberal doctrines, the glory and
the utility of placing Great Britain at
the head of civilization, and lis chief
defender If the Independent States of
South America were recognised by
England, they might COM through the
long and dangerous contest, in which
they are engaged, succeSsfully-but it
Is the most complete delusion to be-
ieve that they can surmount the obsta-
cles which are opposed to them, and es
cape the snares laid for them in every
part of their territories, if they are left
to their own resources. Dignities, no.
hours and money will soften the firm
ness of those most frankly devoted to
the national cau-e. and the art is well
known of getting rid of those whose
incorrup,ible virtue might prevent the
wished for consumnalion of events. -
the termination will be neither far dis
tant nor secret, aud then will be clear
ly seen the great share which the Cabi-
net of the Tuilleries has had in bring
ing il about. Then the secret intrigues
of w. HYDE de Melville, at the United
Sta es of Nmerica will be recollected-
then the secret spring which guided the
whole will be seen, aud the explanation
will then be found of what this Minis
ter said pub icly, last year, on arriving
at LISBON, namely, II am cpmc here to
put an end 70 he supremacy and the
influence Of England"
MEXICO -Tde Congress OF Mex
leo has issued decree declaring that
Don Augu,tin Iurbidc shall be declar
ID traitor from the moment he may
appear 10 any part of the Mexican
Republic. All persons favorIng his
return are also TO be declared traitors.
TROUBLES 1T JNMATCA.-Pa-
pers from Jamaica to the Goth June
have been received at Norfolk by the
editors of the Beacon. they con firm
the rumours which have been already
published respecting an instruction "a
mong the black population of that Is
land-butit appears that the vigorous
measures adopted by the military had
given severe check to its progress.
The Cornwall Courier of the Esd says
- we have every hope that an insurrec-
ton, which from the commencement,
and in its duration, has borne, such a
formidable appearance, is about to be
crushed without the loss of many of the
negroes lives, and none of the white
population. But we look with horror
and commiseration on what is to follow
on the trials and subsequent punish
ment of the nhappy victims.-Pat.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29
VESSEL BURNT. The schoon,

VESSEL BURNT. The schooner
Harriet, Deckers, of Stoningham, 6 days
from Plymouth. N. C. laden with 600
BIB naval stores, anchored in the bay
on Monday night. About 10 o'clock
the watch discovered the vessel to be
on fire in the fore castle. All hands
were Immediately called, and every ex-
ertion was made to extinguish the flames
but IN vain. They had penetrated into
the hold, and it was sool found neces-
sary to abandon the schr The cap
tain and rev accordingly took TO the
boat, having barely time to save part Of
heir clothing, and were picked up by
he ship La Fa' cite, coming in from
Charleston. The Harriet continued to
burn Until P. NJ. yesterday, when she
,unk
The fire is supposed to have origina-
cd from a seaman on board having,
turing his watch, fallen asleep, and
# lamp burning below, whence the
ire took
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

Ri ode Island Conrention.- This body,
after session of a fortnight only, have
prepared a Constitution for the State.
The question of acceptance by the peo-
pie is to be taken in special Town Meet.
ings, to be holden on the tn of o ctober
next. Three fifths of the votes are re-
quired for ratification.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

Ihave little iutrmiiy IN my dis'osi-
iion. and where fondy loye or hlS'-
" esteem, canaci bear rcpr"ath'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

Letters have been received from the
U. S. ship Peacock, at Rio Jeneiro,
whefe she arrived Nav ., in 80 days
from f,orfolk. On arriving she saluted
the forts and naval flags which was re-
turned. Lord Cochrane, Admiral in
Chief of the Brazilian Nav, visited
the ship. and was received by salute.
Except one or two instances OF shsht
indisposition, the crew were IN excei,
lent health. Two of the men WOUNDED
by Lightning, had recovered X Two were
convalescenf. The King of PortuSafs
birth day had been celebrated IN hes'yle
notwithstanding the two laiiot,S are Z,
war. The Peacock sailed Tor fa'paraIt
So, about May 81. They had heard Of
the arrival of the frigate United States
at Valparaiso.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

MOBILE, JCxE 25.-A gentle man
very LATE from Pensacola, gives the
iniorml,ion that the Columbian squad
ron had dropped down to BArducas,
and most probably have sailed some
days since. TIE Com modore, on his
visit to New Orleans, received com
plimentary Dinner; and on his return
TO Pensacola, ne and his oiie,s recei
we'd a similar testimonial Of respect
from the citizens of that place.
ARKANSAS, June % We are hap.
py to learn, by boats which arrived at
this place on Sunday last, from Can.
tonment Glib 'on, that six OF the Osa-
gcs concerned in the murder OF Major
Welborn and party, in November last,
have been given up to Col. Arbuckle.
Among them is the chief called Mad
Buffalo, a son of Caynore, one OF
the principle Chiefs of the Usage ma
ton, and the head OF the party who
committed the outrage.
These Indians, we understand. will
be sent down to this place, to he tried
by the Superior Court at next October
term.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-07-29

MEXICO -The Congress of Mex
leo ha, ISSUED decree declaring that
Don Augu,tln Iurbide shall be declar
ID traitor from the moment he may
appear in any part of the Mexican
Republic. All persons favorlng his
return are also TO be declared traitors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

rT,HE land which subscriber resides in the
Il cnunty OF Bedford miles from New London /, from
the Academy and ~ from Lynchburg, containing about
Suo acres upwards Of 800 cleared the balance
tue whole of first tobacco land except 10 or 80
and that excellent grain land. This very heavily
umbere, lies remarkably WE'LL and is finely waered
excellent Springs The extremely valuable
ana co'nnodi0"s the n.ighbohbo aiihy agreeable
Ais trac, lying on s'aunton RIVER in the county
Campbell, called 2he Bopng Grten, within rs miles Of
Lynchburg, containing 1000 acres about ncres cleared
r"Ige portion OF which first bottom land adn,ira
"iy adapted 10 the culture of tobacco excellent springs
very convenient To every part of the plantation aud
healthy ,!Ie baiance o the land woods, due
portion OF II tobacco land II the first qualify.
Also, another tract in the Campbell on wv
creek about three miles from Lynchhurg containing 47i
tcresa very small portion cleared, which is fresh the
dia'nder mostly rich tobacco quality
IS heavily imbere The wood this source Of
considerable profij we'll watere, and several excellent
'" seats Each Of the above tracts is in coed repair
fhe above property will ny lie said
.e sun,rier-an valuable property seldom MARKET
The subscriber invites capitalists view vasahic ro
perry, which IS offered for sale the
terms small portion of the purchase money will be re-
Iured in hand, the time possession gven and
eredt OF one and two years-and threa ii
hi'qnce--For further particulars, application may he
made to the subscriber, near New London in case OF my
absence TO Mr. Jesse Irvine in the neg hborhool.
may b. 11S--tE WILLIAM IRVINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
SALE OF LANn-

"A GREEABLY to the will Of the late Ilev. Ne.dlsr m
b,nson, will offer 10 the highest bidder on The SIR
day OF October 1924, il fair IL the next fair day on
the emises Of each two Traots Of living in the
end or Neskent County, and Immediately on the waters
OF York River. The one Tract known by the name of
Mnrsb6eld contains 1000 acres which there Is large
and commpdioas Brick House Of stories and ou
ses some NJ which arcin good repair. The nusy of the
land Is siT and well adapted TO the grow, OF wheat
It's coHtguity the river affords great facility In
ing the necesssres of tue water Oyster Beds and Fish
ing Rocks Immediately adjacent 10 the door and The
door wilbing so yards Of the bank Of the river. "
ihis land Is bounded on the West BY creek runnpg
through spacious piece Of Marsh CONTAINING aIon "a
or 10 acres-which IS partly owned by Mr. Prior Vaughan
who Is DESTROYS IN joining to reclaim Nature
up an enormous mound of sand leaving ony 81
ten feet for the ebbing and flowing Of the III. M and
down the creek-'be expense Of reclaming This marsh
Cannot exceed thirty dollars the onIy o,L
VIII lie the fixing of food gate this narrow
The other tract commonly called Pond March Inn, was
changed TO Watieihorpe, contains 400 acres ami oins
harShiied on the Southeast There are m,
on this TACT except the frame Of an old do r,ns %
which may be easily repaired oon,torIls. Tire
culiar advantages oi this Tract consists In i
adaptation 10 The raising OF Cattle having very
Marsh attached 10 IT, shall sell bah tiacts a., rpegi,
of Que, and three years, requiring oT the
bond with security ana deed Of trust ON hs Ipnd ~, :.
cure the paJ ment.
August g. oe &c. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
MIR. CRAWFORD

We expressed the opinion some weeks ago.
that this gentleman was preferred BIZ majori-
ty of the reading and rejecting men of the
country, as the successor of the present veuer-
able Chief of the nation. That opinion was
not lightly given; we should hold it criminal
TO hazard such a declaration without the
strongest conviction Of ifs truth Since that
opinion was expressed, we have closely ex
amned all the indications of public sentiment
which have come under our observation dur
ing tins season OF the year, which is most fruit
ful OF lis expressions, and we can now say,
with increased confidence, f the sentiments
expressed, individually and collectively daring
the festivities Of the recent Ami, ersary, and
by the public prints, may be taken as indica-
tive of The popular wil-ihat VIM. II. Craw-
ford Is the choice of decided majority of
those citizens who, by public service, or n
greater attention to public men and public af-
fairs, are best qualified 10 form a just estimate
of public character and Of fitness for the exalt-
ed station of President of The Unitrd states.
We say this without dnubt or hesitation VET
without the remoiest intention Of dispararior
the high Claims and ackHOwlt dyed noerits re
the other distinguished citizens who stand firth
as candidates for that important trust, so vor-
tiny OF the most virtuous ambition. (.vat. Int.
OF eight Banks to which the aid ofrnycrn-
a,enl was extended by the Secretary of the
treasury III the District of Columbia, some
OF them owe nothing, several had claims from
loans which they had previously made 10 the
treasury, some oa them had rendered services
on col'ectlOn, and were entitled To friendly con-
sideration as being within the exclusive jur;s-
dietion OF the United States. with the en-
gross fsr their sole legislature and Mr.. Monroe
Tor their Governor. The state of the curren-
cy generally demanded relief, society required
II, and only in one instance is any eventual
loss apprebended, and that from inadyer,enc,
in the law officer Of The government. Inter-
ct was exacted in some instances, and AN ar
tJal premium of Q per cent: paid Ly me
bank. IL had been the practice Of the govern
ment long before Mr.. Craw ford became Sc
cretary Of ;be Treasury, To afford relief ia
moDeycd institutions of the couotry. and jf
relief were necessary and proper al all, il was
as necessary and proper in the case Of the
Banks Of this District rs in any other. if NOT
more so. They had nobly and disinteres,cJ!v
stood Ivy The o,uniry in the hour Of its peril.
and the fayors extended TO them was onv n
return Of good Offices
Upon these circumstances, and on this eyi.
dence. we fearessly place the conduct and
character Of William n. Craw ford appealing
to all mn 0f intelligence and virtue for The
correctness of iiis TRANSACTIONS with our locs,
banks and the benevoence of his views.
[ppash. City Ga.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13

VOuISUANr 10 a decree OF the Couri OF the United
satcs Tor le Filth Circuit Virginia Disirc,,
by wise vi tue last will and testament OF Robert Means,
deceesed, bt as executor OF the will
tdueHt sell 10 .be hsnest bidder, public auction Out
ut course without warranty responsibility shall sell
rs executor ~ aforesaid ou)) the Of Chicotle
~ tie Slate 81 Onio on Inc rhieeeut day of Sep euJer
II lai otherwise the next lair upon a credit OF
and years, the purchasers give bond and secu
rily and dccis Of trust upon the lands secure nav
vt nc picnase Monty the following lands situate
in Virginia IiIifa,y District the
to say Survey 4i2i Of $50 pom the waters Of
Deer Geek Madison survey No 55S7 acres
upon yn,crs IL Deer Creek, Madison County; Survey
No 5T78 5oi 5S05 and 6i91 u I3l3i the
of Mill Creek UuJn County Survey No. $500 Of 1000
Boxes Creek, Union County Survey No 1857 Of
287j tbe waters OF the Big Miami river, Logan
County Survey No. 1853 Oi $685. kusb Creek,
Logan and Unhn County, Survey NJ iOUO4 OF $50
the waters oil ScrtO river, Harden Couny Survey No
1O02i OF 1000 scolo river, Harden CoYnIy
No. 1OUls vi 1000 the Of ScOto river
Harden Comfy Survey No. of Boxes
Creek Delaware Couoiy Survey No. 1913 Of $685. acres,
the waters O SciUiU fiy-r frauku County; Survey
No. 5974 Of 100 the waters of Three Mile Creek,
Brown County; survey No. 1866 Of 1901 Paint
Creek, RDss County Survey 1866 acres, Paint
Greek Huss County Survey No 54s7 of 1858 acres
Blues Greek Uaon CouDy Survey No 55O 10
on the waters Of Mill Greek, Union County sn. yey No.
$50 " 1901 acres, Union Countrywide the lofwing
Of iiui situate w The United States Military District in
ter, 81 township 18Th range aud Los No T. g. ~ il, 9Th
quarter, a.. township, lJth range Bot as executor as
aforesaid TO myself the right making one bid on
behalf If the estate each or each tract
may nj With respect each particular tract This
Is done prevent absUlie sacrifice of the lands bn
there being necessity for The sale they will be suffered 4,
so at very low prices DANIEL CALL,-
as Executor OF The last will and testament of
Robert Means, dec.
July ~. 23-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
ValudbIe PROPERLY for .S1,Ie

by virtue Of the last will and testament of Pas. n
I'D dec late Of Port Micou aud with the cousen, ~ ~
widow and irgatees shall on The ist day OF sen,
II fair if not the next fair day thereafter sell =,
auction the bghet bidder ON the premises that valuable
estate knownby The name OF Port Micou situate in the
comfy o Essex Immediately upon the RsppalanpocL ~
yer, eleven miles below Port Royal. The tract eona;ss
about thirteen hundred acres eight hundred acre. as
which is arabic land well adapted to the growth of Indian
Corn Wheat, &c. No estate upon the river possesses
greater advants yes than this, the houses are
aud To- comfortable repair The will lie one third
cash the day 81 January and the balance IL,
annual instruments 70 carry interest from the st
Of January, 1875 which time possession will be pive
The purchaser will he permitted 10 seed Wheat AZ ans
time after the LIST day OF September nexbond with az
proved security, with deed of trust upon the land win IL
required for the acknowledgements.
JOHN H. mICoU, Er'or
xAaguH g.. tells of Paul aiicon dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13

T1OR the purpose Of discargng the ebts due from the
Estate OF Jcserh Foster, dsc. shall, agreeable pow.
vested IN by his WILL Wednesday the 1871 day
of August next expose 10 public safe the premises
sash much Of Vie tact land OF which said ed
died possessed, known 10y the Fosters level
be Necessary TO raise The Of thousand dollars
This Of land contains about seven bunhred acres
lies Immediately Psnunkey river in the county ~ New
Kent, AMI with confidence be asserted TO he inferior
10 plantation of its extent lying that river II com
iuands all the advantages OF the river embraces most
xalaroe meadoS-is perfectly level and the whole Uf II
y eoclOSi add condition for cai,ivationexce
ng mach has been retained in woods for timber kc
The soJscf,er residing The land will sbew IL 10 an,
.rsaic. EHANtIS FoSrFp
-Is'y =. 2i-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
LAND FOR SALE

AGAtN Offer for sale my Of Laad iyinr IN Char
Tssa rev. on ,h. waters Of Little Roanoke and Ash
cu'6ng alarge body of superior low rronnIs Ths inn.
Ho srs nsgs seean, and sommodiou. brick
;s @ WIN All the necessary appurienant build
rSnS.,s on 10 ~, high land Of ,..s
urs, % ine culture OF Tobacco, together with its
lii 70 NOSE DESTROYS Of owncg such properly Tie srns
w... S moaans should prefer sell IL by pri-
'I nut SHOULD not be thus sold, before Tues
, s is,n Gay vi Sepienber next will be sold OH
'"a' Jay al public nuc,ion ON the premises.
Yale 90 HENRY CARRINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. :

n yorycr 49,. June 80, 1894
NoIICE Is hereby given TO the propreiors of Tie Ex-
cnengea per cent Stuck OF 1872, issued in pursu.
oS " an Act OF Congress, entitled An act nu,to,
TO the Old Six per Deferred Stocks
anu browning tor an exchange of the same passed ON the
a suy, ISi2Ihat the principal Of the said Stock and
nteres which may he due thereon at the time will he
a 70 he SAID prQpreiors, To their attorneys duly
~ on Tue hrt day OF January, 1925 the Treasury
20 washington % at such Loan Office ON The books where
o' any portion OF said Stock may stand.
Information is further gtven that n surrender of The
Cerhcn.es Of the said Exchanged per sent Stock will
We required al me time Of redemption, that the
rest thereon viii cease and ON the SIS day of
DeSe"oe'' 's-1 VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
,, 20 Secretary Of the Treasury.
July io
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
Mill QUARTER FOR SALE.

NOR sale at Auvon the premises Monday the 27ih
n september, IL fair, II not the ia,r day, With the
liberty sowing crop wheat, and possession given the
January 1875 thai valuable estate, the Min Quarter
lying NauTgeen Greek, par,iy Amelia, partly
Diddir, principals !" the former about y miles above
Petersburg aud 30 south from Hchn,on Containing
by 225o Of lnt thousand OF which
low grounds vi 'ne first quality About 600 I'll the
low grounds cleared and cultivation, the " mule
ba, been dilcb, within the last IL considerable
expense, aud is capable OF producing fine crops of
wheat aad Tobacco land James River. One third
oil the woods, atordHg ample supply Of tim
ber sGd cleared high land, of equal qualify il
superior any neis hborbuOd Tue be ad
vteousiy DIVIDED in Two parts, IL should he The wish
ot Ihc purchasers ibe Improvements consist of small
but comfortable dwelling house, situated eminence
winch commands au extensive virw OF the low grounds
dairy smoke house stables and coach house oyerseer
house Ia negroes, stables for work horses
with ihreshug n'acine auached two framed obacc
harms 60 20 and SIX log 81 20.
Their is thought 10 pre-
p=rsun wishing TO purchase, viii irsi view the
premises.
TEhM5.0ne fifth cash-ihc BALANCE in three equal
nuai G-tnuients, the chaser giving bonds with security
ofHust the property.
jay 50 25-ms FRANCES TABB.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13

~ The ENoUInER Is published twice week general
n and thre times week during the session Of the State
the same as heretofore E..s D'aass per
naying hanks (oniy) will be received 10 payment TIE Ed
itors will the safety Of RENTING them ny MALL
The postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
~ No paper will discontinued (but at the discretion
of the EdursJ until all arrearages have been paid up
r Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers,
shall have a tenth grafis. ,,.,,,.
n One square, or ie-First Insertion IS cenis-eaeh
continuance, so cents 80,
No inserted, until Il has either been paid
Sr or assumed person in this CITY, It's envrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
.NOl,ICE.

HAVING administered on the estate of NV late hus.
4 band, Iir. William Prosser, have authorised MIR.
Samuel NJ ockus collect all transact all bu
siness relative TO said estase.
Dreno, July %, 1924
VIE Subscriber being fully authorised by Admins
ratrx To transact all business relative estate
=" mr. william Prosser, dec. requests all persons ndeb-
eo 10 Inc estate 10 make Immediate payment The creditors
thenticated, for settlement. ny
SAMUEL NJ. BOCKIUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
Yuiuatie Ch.ckahomonu Lnnd lor Sue.

TN pas suaaee Dse OF Trust she Dr. Aaron
u Burt'n,t To William Burton jr. and William D. Chamber
layur, ansel 2Sgh oil J1ne 1916, Office
81 Ikea .DUnis Court will
DIR ior ready third ay Of September, 1874
Dix. ro,d N, an. honr of - tIoc certain niece mr.
parcel OF Land lying in Iepico County, being tie
tract par at land INCH conveyed the said
Aaron Burton, by Mary roer, by deed dated the -
day vi Jnne, 1885, will fully appear Icy reference
had tnereio which contains about three
of L,n, and adjos thr lands OF William Barton,
James " Leiaw aud others.
WILLIAM BYRD CHAnDERLAYNE.
WILLIAM BURTON.
AugusiS 2S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13
Mayh.ld, Angus, 6, 1924.
TO GOAI.ERS.

WILL "a negro fellow ~ o. years old, feet, 8
w inches nigh, slender made, dark compilations, thin
vage, with yery ioug feet left plantation ia Lancas-
ter Dis,ric s. q. the 18th April last lie sold
by nir Lewis Charles, of York Go,uIy Va 10 Mr.. vii
liam Faiisr al whom boug .,iu four
Iris likely Iha he returned native county,
IS in jail the Any Information of him shall
he be ally rewarded-Please direct Liberty HILL . q.
JOHN GOOCu.
August T.. 27-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-13

ences OF the members, but we are perf-c. iy
willing to trust the fate Of Alr. Crawford Win
democratic legislature /; perfectly certain we
are, that ifhe does sut receive the votes, a
democrat will, aud that John Quincy Adams
will not. We know, however. to a moral
certainty, that Mr.. Crawford will receive III.
votes of this state, and the friends of this gen-
tieman 10 the other sections of the union, may
"write 10 Their correspondents"