davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
TO LEI

ND possession given the first of March, a our story
IN Brick House very convenient Store, &c. Has been
occupied Grocery storeDy Goods and Shoe store for
many years. 1t fronts the Upper Market and within one
WM LARKIN.
Feb. a. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
THE commissioner, appointed Nv I:,- uo0I7 20 r

ME commissioners appointed Nv UuuuS q,
Il RielHond 10 take into consideration the cree ipg u
good aud sufficient common jail aud prison said
county pursuant To the av last subject
determined Tint NEW JAIL shall BE upon the fol-
low fig plan, to witt
The nii he OF brick feet from ont TO
out two stori~s high, walls two feet thick,
disding each story into two apartments inches
lower story eight feet pitch the upper story
halt ieet pitch In the clear. The to
story 10 he through door IN the end with steps
form TO the onier door of the upper story 10
double and OF them be with iron nal
bolt, and shielded with ron-fsur windows on side Two
to snch room, eight lights each, open like
inside he well nv iron prates
The lower rooms to be foored with two inch white oak
panh winnie yak sireper> than apart
ceiied will inch white oak plank lined side
WIN same description OF pankthe upper
e IKE the lower, and covered With sheet copper, lined
all sides as below aud covered ceied with iron
hooi white oak raers sheaihed with white CYPRESS
plank one inch hickcypherrd and with jun
per shingles y inches in sngh-ie cornee
dow frames TO be all painted with Of paint-each
apartment To be furnished with stove-ocks all the
doors OF such Kind the oonimss may drec-,Le
schntig, plank and shing-s throughout building
clear of snP, and well seasoned.
Undeak.rs are therefore informed, that proposals will
be received by in writing directed, this place post
age paid, until the first Monday in April neI which
time the proposals will be considered aud
such amendments To the foregoing plan he deeu,e
eSpedent being made, will be closed.
by order Of the Commits toner's.
GEORGE SAUNDERS.
mundC ourt M,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
SPRING GOOnS-

THE subscribers have made to receive
L constant supply Of SEASONABLE DRY GOODS
principally purchased at the auctions 10 new York 10y
person Of experience residing there.
To give the capitalist advantage in the purchase OF
his goods they have determined all general
credit business and sell only cash.
at shsrt date THIS will enable them dispense with the
proht usually laid on goods to cover bad debts.
they will also continue to import such cles Of British
manufacture not usually offered the auctions,
expect by the first packet TO this port from Liverpool,
large assortment of the fancy goods in the London
glasgow aud Manchester markets, which, with their choice
assortment of British French and India goods
will he sold at very low advance.
ROBEkT BEVERlDGE l. co.
i55, Market Street. la tinisre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
TEN DOLLAKS REIvApD

nN Friday The I7I nit NY servant LEW is bseop,ed
- he D. fright musttu. about twent y.,i,ree or G,,
years oi aye AMI about Eye feet three or 1nr inches bio
heu"n ue cost nrd panalOous. waistcost not rerecf
"hie cotton shut has and new glazed ot ne
F" " wih hn,, also. - black fur hat about haIfworr
VIII give Ten DOiinfs fer bis delivery If caught Ia fo
hht opntuorae Increase n taken beyond the limits OF
e cry a"u brought 20 secured in any ia 50 Thai
get him "gaiu tuugh him of Mr. HOLIDAY arenf g,r
n GARY % the county rf Gloucester, 10 which place s
"ih probably attempt 80 lie ran away al,on, i've
Yens eru ana WIS unprecedented Nv Wi!lausfure on hi.
wn. ~ Elouce,ief ieing FURNISHED With n forged pass
Nithm1his N5fCh1. Eff JERMAN BAKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
NOTICE.

WTlLL be sold AT Pansvil-, Monday the 18th March
between Is and so likely NEGROES also thu tract ot
LAND called ransville, containing 800 acres subject
the Widows dover The purchasers negroes will he
allowed IL months credit bv giving bnnds with
security and six equal annual payments upon land pur
cnse, 10y giving bonds with good secury and deed in
trust TO secure the punciual pm, menI thereof.
JOHN r. JETER. Adm'or
with the will annexed of John Jeipr dec.
March 9 Q, 49,
The Petersburg Inleiigencer will copy the above and
charge 10 tne account ot J.TJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
GREEN SPRING ron SAI,E

WIS estate situated On the james river at nearly equal
Il dista from Richmond aud Norf,k contains 5a3i
acres OF land be dwelling house built brick large
amt conn"dOus' aud attached IL is every neressn
building At short distance is sprinp Of fine water and
nn'fcdid o. excellent fruit The quality of The land 1,
yreray goO"and large proportion is covered with y,ry
variable timber conveentn ihr river Fe,v estnes noe
sesS greater advantages than Thu, II is offered AT reduced
price H"d on long credit.-Mr WIN NJ Jones residing a,
Greensiog will sbew the preuises-Applv To- Mr. JsHrs
ID. hiodlr ~ Richmond, or 10 VIM L. iiODtiSON
March 8 ttO-if A., tts.seLi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
aIARSHALIS SALE.

pursuance Of decree OF the Superior Court OF Chan
cery Tor the Richmond District pronounced the isi
day oiJune 1928, i'm the of the Mutual Assurance
ciety U.s. Saunders, siai Saturday, the 9th OF
March next IL iar and should that day prove be uniar
the hrs lair day thereafter offer for sale, tn he heb-s
bidder, at public auction, cash. ths premises the
whole" so much Of the following PROPERTY, ma,
he sufficient TO satisfy the sad decree, wit
n'iier house and lumber house, aleing house. kiich
en- barn and weaving house, and mill house as the pro
perry OF Samuel H. Saunders, dec Sale commence a,
the ri-Ai of which houses situated in the county
Powhaan, in the town OF jefferson.
J. GuERRANT NJ. S. C. c. RID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
THOMAS TRIPI,ETvr

ATTORNEY At Law, FRANKFORT, (EEN.)
WILL attend Lhe Federal Courts holden al that
w place and viii undertake the collection n,uncy.
the investigation Of land claims, any where Kentucky
For Information he refers Members Congress
that State, to some of whom he is personally known
February Or,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

~ The ENQUIRER Is published twice a week general
ly, aud three times week during the session of the
LegsffurePrce the same as heretofore, Fave Dollars per
annum, payable in advance. Noies Of chartered spec.
paying banks o"y) will be received payment Tie Ed.
i,ors will guarantee the safety of RENTING them by mall
the postage OF all letters being paid by the WRITER'S
IL No paper will be discontinued (hut at the
oil tue Eofs) until all arrearage have been paid up.
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, ,s-First Insertion, rs cents-eac
continuance, so cents.
NO advertisement inserted until il has paid
ior or assumed by Some person this city .vrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
KENTUCKY AGENCY.

FfrlE undersigned, formerly OF Richmond, has
u bisicd an Office il Frankfort, Kentucky trans
action al business for residents at the sell
take possession BY tenant iur and it
10 collect debts, settle estates &c For the legal
Inns business he engages the best counsel that the
inrds An sssiuous nr six titles
OF iaad owned by several large Virginia companies
dispersed throughout this hns made
sun 10 provide cOrneced plctSinurmation IA
son anu value OF lands, such
wan comparative facility, 10 furnish Information
law OF the last session OF the Legislature Kentucky
requires settlement to lac made each 500
with certain excep'inns} before the 1t August
er the pepay Of forfeiture IL will he within ne
business, and he has provided assistants lease
lardS against the operation of that law
Frankfort, (post pad) viii be attended To.
Refer to the hon. Thomas Todd, Grurge NJ DiLh, nd
John Crit en'irn, Frankfort, Kentucky
T. io-din, for whom have 1ne business of
this KIND the hop lab" w Green and VIM. S. Archer -;
also, To- MeSsr> Eotef Pollard aud b. P-yon Richmond
Va; John Scott aud Wn Stone, Frederick bur-; H. *
Jones and w Prer Peiersburg Alexander Wilson and
Charles Ill. Smith Norfolk.
ROBERT TRIPLETT
JrThe services TO he rendered in This kind
are of such nature Iha j. impossible rms
they must depend upon the difficulties attending To
b- performed IL would tin Teforr b.
me- f persons wishing business donc, would
am willing To accept time will be the prosec,,.
ton Of the business f objections be mnde
known The business is expensive and here
required mat Will mot he compensated speedily Nie
siness itself a. advance viii re required.
MIR. Thomas Grern of RchInnud viii make contracts
and arrangements behalf persons prefer com
inuncati9 win me directly. K. 7.
r. 4. will rrnsin Virginia until about The Ist of NAV
next and will be in Richmond April hn time
March iri-amSw,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
RICHMOND DOCK

LII persons holding my bonds nr the hire neerops
who have worked upon th. Richmond hook for the Inst
Tour years requested present Mr. John Van
Lew ON the Market Bridge Tor pay nien
February ~ 90-f j. p.,UiRyIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
g., OLD AMERICAN NURSERY.
Charlottesville ProDeriy for Sole.

WISH to sell that valuable property in and adjoining
~ The Town ot Charlottesville known by the the
SWAN TAVERN There are between 40 and As a.
land, running from the northeast the southwest
Tue town. and II affords many beautiful sites f pri-
Satc res,iencesi full view o the University of Virginia
The improvements the Tavern, .se built
wood, 30 iee 10y 50 and store house ndnninga kiih
meat house, ire house, stables &c These
We're valued 670o and by the Mutual Assurance
Society ~ Virginia for rowus.
NV business IN Richmond preventing paving that
ten'io"io the above property which il requires r-
tcr'ntne 10 sell the Tavern win much lad suit
the purchaser the whole IL desired The pRS will
he rahe very accOmuIo,iaiingor will harter the whole
property for Virginia or Farmers Bant Stock par.
February7 88--wu Edmund ANDERSON.
II The editors Of the National In,rgencer
ed To insert tue above weekly three WEEKS
account ths office.
hit subscribers Cary opposite
II Moncure, Robinson x Peaslns where they viii, in
addition TO their present business The sale
consignmenis o prodoee, and the purchase of goods.
(whrn funds are paced in hand for that purpose which
Diay be eBt listed to them
MADISON wALTuALL Il co.
January N 7a-wI9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

WISH 80 cmpuy ~ ny family ile TOW N oI AIgc.
n don, Wellington county Virginia. a Young lady ne n
riyae uiuress VI" j, well qualified to teach The English
avn French languages aud Music. TO such u ona viii
give salary o six hundred doars-ad find he, a. Ioarl
Ing, room, ere, candles, washing &C. She will have lie
care IT The education OF NY daughter receive the
attentions. FuANt.te svt.rfi
ltnuury p AR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
NIITIl n

u the effects and Claims Tire late firm of E,Ip,pd
Taylor Co have been transferred and as. rnsI IN e
., seed from John Taylor, the surviving parner esr
ng naie the 10th Dccener, 1925 ur purposes therein sol
ioih and recorded ia tue Office nj thu Hastings Coort M
ihe Guy ~ Rchn"a Those Indebted The said concern
signed, whU alone Is authorized settle tue rnnsaeons
WILLIAM GILLtAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
TO TOBACCO-MAKERS-

WISH o sell ofland Poletat Swami in the
county OF Caroline IL contains about 1000 acres about
iSo"i swamp equal to any in Virginia tobacco as
proof the crops have made of the mart cleared
we're considered equal IL superior the Rich
mont market The improv best kind for
quarter plantation, and situa a any below
the Ridgelf sell. il mus he Immediately and the obi
ing 10 pay deb's claim gainst lie tax
~ phrt The premises will he shown nv Mr. Pond NV
ov-rseer, residing The place, any person inclined To-
mazda. WI Sn ,TrES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

6'tORMlt MS PATENT PLOUGES.
Nv ohTHAM MGRUDER. Main street. offer for sale
" as hsens tor the manufacturers Mtormick's Patent
r!oghS, which for simplicity vt constructions Of
any poughs In use. -
For pore particular description OF these pIougbs refer
To the proceedings at the last laughing at
fto-rcksbure, 30 the suoined cerfcnte OIL Thomas
toned below. 80 ~
Richmond, 27th february 1924.
hereby certify the Poughs made al the SHIN nj
Peter Minor, Esq of Albemare, in the highest es,,ma
ton among the farmers OF that county that dc mysef
consider them so inferior, advantage whatever
TO the hest ~ this time offered for sale this place from
OF the Northern manufactures. ny
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH
- a, 4 Delegate from -iibemarie.
10 Messrs: workman x MGruder Feb. 20, 1921
Richmond
Hon. William H. C bell
Refer TO ; J s-ph g. Cal-i . -
IA + Gutd.n b>>prs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
by The GorernOr of tte Commonwealth of Yirgiuio
4 PROC LAMATJON
March 6
FOX REN

~ thursday the i8h DAY at Ibis month Rocky Mills
- House an The roua;y Of Hanover shall Tor rest
slu nous Hnd Tie iind attached thereto benngng
Lsnue h,'rh, uhder AN "rder ot the superior Court
Cbaneery for The RinDnd District made i'm line case nj
s{me vsswann and others Add 1t The time will he
nirrd about ten negroes consisting Of men and
hoDe with approved security viii he required.
March {. - Ni " Ioo =. "a a. u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
DOCTOk CARfER Il. BRADLEY

10 ''''..' i"''srH b, Dover, Che residence Of Mr.
,.', "'f'f''y '"d tenders his professional
VIC o. ih" n.eoa i.ns o. ,he adjacent country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

No'ire IN Soufhsra aud Southwestern Ii,reil,rs
0WA The Steam Boat MOUNT YER.
NON viii commence her daily
- IN route between Washington Ci,y
,sd Potomac Greek, un the great
xyrRz13&K southern and South. western Mail
Lines Monday the 8th inst. =
leaving Washington at hall past ~ O'Clock p NJ and re-
turning by ocock ri. every day Passengers NAV ira
vel by this from ichnon 10 baltimore in 33 hour,
enjoying the regular Loors Sleep.
CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
March g. lnts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
RICHARD POLLARD

fHRANSAoTS business in Lynrhburg Virginia, as AUG.
u TONER and GENERAL COMMISSION MER.
CHANT. February o. s.-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
YkO ST. SAlE-

TkO@T SALE.
~ vir"e of deed al me by NJ H. Poi.
,iua, The 18Th day of April 1919 duly recorded in
ON the following day shall i.r read, money, n, pub
nc auction, on The 'nses on the s6h day Of March
appurenances, situate in Tupn's Addition TO The civ now
occupied by the said NJ. Is. Poiiiaux.
Richmand. February 81 1924. siN,ds
NJ hereby gwen, lhnt all The cells ia the Lunalic
Hospital in the city williamsburg are occupie and
thai no patients male female
the said hospital until of it said are vacant
Que notice OF which wiz I've given
by order OF the Court OF Directors
-, 40 49, LEoHARp HENLEY, z. g. D.
..ly -. 1878 24-tf
PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
SUbSCkiPrioNs to the NnrlI, American N,yirn md
- hinpbel'' New Monthly gaznc are Nv The
WIN Tue January numbcr, for III. press wear each
work, or they Ga" lie furnished viii, complete
- Mnrch p, lO0-3t J. II. NASH.
TUE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FoR RENT Thu
Furniture may lie had rern,s-and three
or M four servants until 'so The first ifeqned
-- zMalch 70 ltO-tt ARCu'D ROBERTSON.
HIDES * OIL.
fI'ihEE hundred IrIge Prrnambuco OK I,ides and
Mach E LOOT William ANbERsoN.
Ey HE Gorer".r # ne Commonwealth Of Vn;ginia,
4 PROC LAMATION.
WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the representa-
w ton ir"m hi. the Congress of the United
Ivy .r death % William Lee Ball. Esq member
OF the connie, OF Westmoreland Ric,mond Lancaster
NorihunrtTlani, hing George and Stafford do there,
tore, wa The advice o the Council STATE hereby autbo
rise ard require the she several counties
ing the said disirc, 10 cause an election 10 ne ar 'b
respective conrthouses, "wednesday the 2fh day OF the
present. n"ni fora suitable person represent The said
district IN the teuse OF Representatives according TO The
Constitution 81 The United States aud the of this com
~ e;sitl - ~ '
Give" under NY nd.as Governor aud under the senl
go Oi The commonwealth, at Richmond, this Gttb iay
lSeaiI Vi March, 1924. ''' '''
JAMES PLEASASTS, Jr.
t'Ith o. loot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12
no THE ATTENTION OF CLERKS

~ lie. ENllON OF CLERKS.
YOUNG MAN who has lived nine in the Office.
OF superior Court of Chancery. Superior Court al
Law. and County Court, will without rmployment IN
Tue hrt ay oi May next, and wishes obtain situation
lie can come well recommended Letters addrp.se, 40 y
A. Bowling Green Caroline County, Va will lie atis ndes
fc. January q, - no as S''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-12

ne Edii9rs of The Natiral nlcgeHeer NJ the Frcie
chs1ag srnl ct the PETERSBURG lntelieeucer vt the
Lynchbnrg Firginan and ~ the Wiushe.irr Republican,
WI have me goodness e. give ,be iee ong noce an ~
tl2n ~ ther papers respectively, only thro
nW 'his month, aud nclpse their acrours ~ NE by mail
" Fnmyie or otherwise and they shall be Gulv pId b,
'"'" h'"s'sts'iehl sftVsnb CREED TaiLOn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17

whether 1t was IN ORDER to offer amendments to the
bill, after it should go into the House, and beinp
answered by the Chairman in the negative observed.
that The gentlemen opposed to the bill had not come
prepared to enter Immediately on the discussion al
ITS details, and he hoped some further time wonld
be allowed for consideration. If the friends az The
Oil were determined to press it, they must be me,
but, ne trusted they would indulge its opponents
with some further time and he renewed the motion
made by Mr.. Randotph that the Committee now
rise.
| Mr.. Taylor, Of New York, spoke TO the question
OF orders which, he stated TO be, that amendments
might be offered in the House, which went to d.
mnish the amount OF duties proposed by the bill.
but not such as were intended to increase that A.
mount.
Mr.. Clay said, he was far from wishing 10 nre.
vent fair and deliberate discussion OF the bin, hnt
some regard must be had to time. Numerous me-
titons had been presented the general subject oI
"a revision OF the tariff, the reading of which had
been dispensed with and they still lay ON the table
OF this House. Would it not be respectful 10 these
numerous petitioners, (and they amounted 10 thou
sands') to have some further disposition given to
THESE documents: They should either be taken IN
ana read' or referred to committee, to have their
contents presented in condensed form, TO the Com
mit'ee OF the Whole. The voice Of almost the whole
country had come up TO the House, setting forth
picture OF distress, invoking the nerposition of
Congress-thst voice ought at least 10 be heard.
Mr.. Cam6reteng stated that the reading of the
petitions would occupy much time. He had taken
pans 10 count their number. 1t amounted, more
'han three weeks ago, TO seventy, and must be now
over hundred. He suggested their reference TO
the COMMITTEE on Manufactures; and Withdrew the
motion for rising.
The reading ofthe bill was then gone through
when
MIR. Foot, OF Connecticut, moved to strike out
'ne S5otn and 256th lines, containing duty on i'm.
ported spirits the enacting OF which clause would
not increase but rather impair the revenue. and
would, besides, operate bounty on intemperance
Mr.. Gay expressed hope that the motion would
not prevail.
Mr.. Foot replied, that he was sorry no friend of
the bill rose TO stale the reasons which induced tbe
committee TO insert this clause For himself he
was not to be driven from his opposition to The
measure by mere suggestion or wish of any gen.
teman. lie believed The clause would have len.
dency materially to injuie the foreign commerce of
the country, The present duty was already So bieh
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS.

The Tariff BiA,-The National ntellgencer of Feb. 12,
says" The discussion of the bill for revision of the
Tariff of Duties Imports has fairly set in in the House
of Representatives Without attempting to give, an
fetso the Speeches the details OF the bill, shall
deavor TO keep up with the discussion Of them in such
to enable our readers 10 comprehend clearly
what is going on in respect toit.
The subject may be regarded the great question Of
the present Congress"
The Editors of the lntelgencer certainly deserve the
thanks of the public for their unweaiied exerons to fur
nish report Of the proceedings Of Congress; and we
take this opportunity Of rendering them thanks and
Of acknowledging that IL their lsbors are indebted
for the matter published under Congressional head
We conscious that we could not offer, to great
portion of readers any thing than the
discussion of the Tariff Bill, which occupies large share
of our columns to-day We do not expect TO keep pace
with the tongues of congressman, but we will endeavor
to follow as close as possible.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
SlIERIFF'S SALES,
~. " AALIn q 1LII clANI


BY virtue Of writ of ais feri facas to me directed,
will be exposed pubic sale, the house Of Eli Lalrbon
Wilmington IN Chlistlana Hundred, on Saturday the 2lst
inst. at O'Clock, Nj the following described lands and
enemens situate, lying and being in the hundred Of Mill
Greek and county Of Newcastle, TO wit "A plantation or
parcel land, with small house thereon, adjoining
lands Of John Ball. jr Mary Kunkle, and others con.
tanning sixty two acres less, Seized and taken
in execution as the property Of Thomas, Joseph and Solo.
mon Rice
Newcastle, Feb TO- 1924. 19-2t
BY virtue of writ of vend exponas to me directed will
be exposed to public sale, tie house of John Crow
Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred, Monday the LIST day
of March next at O'clock p. NJ the following described
plantation, situate, lying, and being in the hundred Of
Pencader, and county Of Newcastle, adjoining lands Of
William Black, Ersby Henderson, James Ferris, James
liakum and others, with log dwelling house and corn
CRIB thereon erected, containing by computation one hun
dred and twenty-lour acres be the or less.
!. Seized and taken in execution the property Of vii
liam Canlbn's heirs
New castle, Feb. III, 1894 1o-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
LAWS OF THE U. STATES.
1911 AutIlpritu.
~ NUIUuI IlEs
RESOLUTIO.Ni in relation to an intended visit o

RESOLUTIONin relation to an intended visit OF the
Marquis De Lafayette 10 the United States.
The Marquis de Lafayette having expressed his inen-
ton to revisit this country
Resolved 5y The Senate and House Of Representatives. Of the
United STATES of America m Congress assembled That the
President be requested communicate to him the
ces Of grateful and aectionse attachments still cherished
for him by the Government and People OF the United
States:
Ind be il further res0tvsd Thai; whenever the President
shall be informed of the time when the Marquis may be
ready to embark, that National ship, with suitable
be employed, to bring him to the United
States.
H. CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives,
DANIEL d. IoMPKINs, Vice President ofhe United States
and President Of the Senate.
Washington, February 4th, 1924.
Approved JAMES MONROE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-17
TO LET.

"A large Stone D7pelhng with good barn. stablng, shed
- &c and about acres Of land, situate on Cherry Hill,
near the first gate on the Lancaster Turnpike within one
mile OF tins borough Possession given the 25th OF 81
mo next. Apply to NATHANIEL RICHARDS
Corner Of Shipley and ETigll-street
20 mo- 10Th 18-A