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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-15
ALIENS
march 80
Marshal's Sale.

VIRGINIA.:
\ At Superior Court OF Chancery held
in The town OF Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October, 1898
joseph Shunate, in bis own right, and as
administrator of Richard Shu.e, deceas-
ed, Plaintiff,
Augustus B. Carver aod Luther Radcliffe,
DEFENDANTS.
n ME decree nisi entered in this cause
i At rules on the 29d day Of May, 1898,
being returned executed On the defendant
Augustus B. Carver, and the defendant
Luther Radcliffe, who is out OF this Cons
monweslib, and against whom. the PLAIN
tiff appears 10 have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants; and they still failing to appear and
answer, the bill OF the plaintiff is taken Tor
confessed; and on motion OF the plaintiff,
by counsel. the Court, Oh consideration OF
the bill and exhibits, doth adjudge, order
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from The
date hereof, pay to the plaintiff The sum OF
600 dollars, with interest al the rate oil
per centum per anDum from the hrst day
of January, 1899. until paid, and the costs
by him expended in the prosecution Of
this suit, the said defendants and their
heirs, and all persons claiming UNI
der them, be theDceiort barred and tOre>
closed Of all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lots described in the linden.
ture of trust, the exhibit Aforesaid, made
on the Esd day oil September, 1916 be-
tween Augustus B Carver OF the one part.
and Richard Shute Of the other part; and
that the Marshal of this Court do, after adj
verlsing the time and place thereof for
three months successfully, in some news.
paper printed in the town OF Alexandra,
expose 10 sale by public auction, for res.
dy money, the houses and lots in The said
indenture mentioned, and out Of the mo-
ney arising from the said SALE, after DE-.
fraying the expenses attending the same,
pay TO the plaintiff the said principal mo.
ney, interest and costs; and The surplus OF
the proceeds OF sale. il any, retain 10 bis
hands, subject TO the future order OF The
Court, and report his proceedings herein
TO the Court in order 10 final decree.
Costs, SO dolls. As cents. Copy.
Teste, J. 4. FORD, G C.
trPursuant to the foregoing decree,
shall, on Saturday, the 99ih day Of May
next, in front OF Capt. Williams's Tavern.
in Dumfries, expose to sale by auction, 10
the highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known iD The plan OF tbe
SAID town of Dumtries, by the numbers
Twenty-six and Tbirly-four.
WIN N. CRAIG, Deputy OF
JOHN STANARD, NJ, F. c. ID.
feb Is t29InaY
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-15

Sicily Oranges y Whiskey.
$50 boxes Sicily oranges, 10 prime or.
der
$50 sbis wbiskey, landing from the
schf's Friend to Peace e. Stag.
sna Tor sale by
ap3 sAM'L MESsERSMlTH.
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Westinghouse Reports.

Washin.ton's Reports.
pEPORTS OF cases. argued and deter,
IL mined 10 the Court Of Appeals o.
Virginia, by Bushrod Woshinsso.--Sd e
dilion--very materially corrected: VAN
the addition OF references 10 subseqsest
determinations OF The same Court; new
marginal abstracts Of the cases reported;
a new indeA, and a complete table Of The
cases cited-in e vols. Svo price, neatly
bound 9 dollars. For sale by
march 6Galaw3w A. Z. kENhEDI.
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Halves 1000 Eightbs $50
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ance. enclosing cash or prize tickets in a.
nv OF the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet
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DOtC III ociCStlpus tl6
mounted The popular hobby IRON the be-
ginning; aud has lately exhibited himself
TO all the people Of the United States ia
exteaso-a1d 10 triumphant attitude upon
hint
In consequence OF the perpetual burly-
burly OF passionate excitemen,s. produced
by the electioneering spirit, it woaId seem
from the newspapers, that the people have
fallen into one fatal error "a estnatiog
the qualities. and qualifications proper Tor
the President of The United States. They
seem to have mistaken the yoiubility OF
the tongue. tor the wisdom Oh the head.
They seem 10 think that a H,ppani pratt
tier would make as good . Presidsnt as
wise man Wisdom consists in the facul-
ty of choosing the best object, and the
best measures for calculating it. 4 wise
man is vice in coaddct, and hrm in pur
pose. A pfattler is seldom a wise man.
Seldom wise in conduct His merit is in
words. General Washington was wise
man. He Was irm 10 purpose lie was
no prattler. He never permitted himself
to be the sport OF every popular Whit.
Whenever the popular current set against
the interests Of his country. he sci himself
against the popular cufreat. Witness the
celebrated French revolution. Witnes,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

meinber with gratitude, the glorious triumph Of the
York Mason. '''
IRE Temple Of .Wasonry-its golden gates omen
but to the magic password, which is deposited in
the 6osoms Of the faithful.
.Nasonry, the handmade of ReIgion-like Mar.
tina and Mary, both devoted to the service Of The
Master. -
Ihe Charity Of Masonry-a the Widows cruise
shall never fail, nor the widows son feel WANT,
1he .Nason'o Eadge-More ancient than the COL.
den Fleece or Roman Eagle, mole honorable than
the Star and Garter.
ihe .haSonic commandments the hand
writing on the wall Of the Royal Palace, Ineligible
only when interpreted.
me tcentyJour pillars Of our ,oestera temple
like the Alphabet, may the nations OF the earth learn
wisdom therelrom.
Woman-l hough not permitted to worship in
the masonic temple, she enjoys its protection and
It's blessings.
The Members Of Congress will give Dinner to
General LA FAyErrE on Saturday next, New
Years Day. in order that they may enjoy the plea
sure oil his society before he leaves the Seat OF Gov
eminent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
u 1d'agsdan DAc 20.
SENATE.

Mr.. Liftleton w. Ia2erelI, of Va. elected in
,hr Mace of Mr.. John Taylor, deceased, appeared,
,v.s qualified and took his seat.
rhe Senate according to the order OF the day,
nroreeded to the consideration of the bill to abolish
,,nnr,,onment for debt, and alter debate Of near
two hours duration, the bill was postponed till to.
morrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The following message was received from the
President of the United States, by the hands of Mr..
irereti, his private Secretary:
~ the Speaker Of the House Of Representatives:
In compliance with resolution OF the House of
Representatives of eth inst. requesting Information
explanatory of the character and objects of the vi
SIT Of the naval officer Of the United States com.
,nandng in the West Indies, TO the town OF Faxar-
do, in the Island of Porto Rico, the - day OF
November last, herewith transmit report oil the
Secretary Of the Navy, with letter from Com
modore Porter which contains all the Information,
in possession of the Executive, on the subject
Deeming the transactions adyerted to OF high i'm
porance, an order has been sent to Com. Porter to
repair hither, without delay that all the circum
stances connected herewith may be fully investiga
ted. JAMES MONROE.
Washington 2Sth Dec. 1924.
The Message was read, and ordered to lie on the
table and then the House adjourned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
From the baltimore american.

THE TIMES.-The Journeymen Hatters of
the city of Philadelphia have turned out to establish
regular system of wages, TO prevent one employer
from undersehng another, or one journeyman labor.
ing less than another Some oil the employers have
refused 10 comply with said regulations, in which
case several Of the journeymen out Of employ
ment; in support of which the journeymen hailers
of the city Of Baltimore have contributed $50 dollars
for the relief Of the families of said journeymen, and
the subscription is still open.
THOMAS ST. CLEMMONS, ir.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
0a3slGliArin.

On the oath inst. in Philadelphia, Mrs. HARRIET
LUCAS HUGElt, wife of Col. Francis *. huge, and
daughter OF Gen. Thomas pnekney, Of South Carolina.
At Avarado, the 9th ult. WILLIAM G. MIL.
LER Esquire, late American Consul at Monte Nideo.
In Warren County, 28h ult. MIR WILLIAM CRl.
aged AZ. While attending The funeral the de-
ceased lis mother aged 76, while standing oven The BODY
was struck with the hand Ut death, ard fell ieess corpse
in The hands Of her daughter, having eAped without
4 groan
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

MARRIED-On Thursday last, by the Rev. r. JTsHtston,
MIR ALLEN KLAIR 20 Miss HANNAH r. S1lDHAM,
both OF Chlisana Hundred
- On the day, BY the same, Mr.. JOHN HEND-
RlCKSON to Miss MARY SPRINGER both of Chrlsaha
hundred.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
From the H'estchester Record, December 90.

MURDERS tephen Hicks. coored man who
lived ebput mile below this borough on christmas
night about ~ o'clock, was sitting near window,
leaning back in a chair, nursing his child when
some person raised the window, put a stone under
it, and shot him with gun or pistol with squirrel
shot. He received the charge in the back part Of
his head and neck, and instantly expired Several
persons in prison TO take their trial for the al
fair the particular ground for suspecting them we
do not think it right 10 state lest it might create pre-
judice and prevent an impartial trial.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
TO DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.

We are necessated call all those indebted to u.s.,
for payment, including the subscription the Watchman
till the LIST Of January 1925. We sincerely hope that this
notice will not be treated with natcntion neglect,
too often the case, determined TO have all our
accounts closed without further delay aud nothing will be
more repugnat painful feelings than be driven
adverse to accomplish intentions; but the
business be done, ''peaceably can, orcbly il
We must" Bills will be forwarded they eau be
made out and reasonable time allowed for those who
choose avail themselves Of the opportunity Of calling
and dischagng them giving their notes for the
due after which all that left unsettled will without
be placed in the hands agent who will
call OH them In the Of the State OF Delaware
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
NOTICE.

NXTHEREAS the subscriber executed power of At
w torney Robert 1cpham on The 5th day oi October
last past 10 collect and 10 transact busiess
Tins therefor 10 give notice that the said Power
The 2I December, 1921 revoked, and void, III dlelom;
from which date the SAID Robert Tophans power did
cease agent aforesaid. JUSEPil SPRlNG GER
Dec, 29 1924 lip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
PLOUGH MAKER W.aNIED.

Man who well understands ihe Patent Plough making
N and Cartwright business, and can well
uended Tor sobiety and industry may find constant
poyment and liberal wages, BY applying 10 Mr. DANIEL
Dlugee Wilmington, 10 the subscribers.
WILLIAM HARPER & SON,
Dec %, 182i-o--4t Lcntleiile, l.. Shore Md.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
MISSIONARY NOTICE.

Sem-Annual Meeting Of the .3uaiLary Missionary So
c7ety oe Diocese Of eie will be held in Christ Church.
Dover The day next following the third Tuesday in
January" nex II o'clock, a. Nj. Sermon by the Rev
Mr. FRESHMAN. Dec. 29.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

H3rLes the following notice should not have beep
seen by g all whom it may concern" we give it another
insertion. Those upon whom has operated to our bene
fit, will accept our hearty thanks.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

!: AND WHICH PROPERTY THEY Will
NOT PERMIT TO BE MEDDLED WITH
OR TAMPERED WITH, OR IN ANY MAN
NER ORDERED, REGULATED OR CON
TROLLED BY ANY OTHER POWER
FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC, THAN THIS
LEGISLATURE"
| Thus are the constituted authorities of the Gen
eral Government treated with defiance and con
tempt These are fine sentiments to be addressed
TO the President oil the United States, under The
circumstances.
We are as Jealous an advocate for the sovereign
" OF the state as any other reasonable man, and
we also view the law oil self preservation as being
paramount TO every other; but we never can yield
our feeble countenance TO such principles as those
above under the flimsy pretences there set forth.
The Constitution and Government of the United
States guarantee our preservation and protection,
ana we should therefore give them cordial sup
port, and not be The first to assa and destroy them
ne people OF this section OF the State OF South
carolina, are as DESTROYS as those OF the Iegisla-
ture, to avoid the dangers of their personal security
arising from the large black population, and would
as cheertully Join in any measures calculated 10
secure their safety, which were at the expense
OF their loyalty. As South Caronan, we feel
the necessity OF having laws for the govern
ment OF our colored population, and we are wiling
not interfere with the constitution and foreign rela
lions of the Union. The law alluded 10, can be
equally efficient and modified as to be consistent
with the Constitution and our foreign relations il
persisted in, 1t must result either in War with
England, or an internal rebellion. We look with
confidence to the intelligence and national feelings
OF The House of Representatives, to quash these
high handed proceedings.
South Carotina.-The following resolutions were
agreed to IN the Senate of The State OF South Caro-
lima, on the 18th Dec by vote OF 80 to Is. They
are IN strong and explicit language and directly IL
the teeth OF what has been her etoiore generally sup
posed TO be the sentiment of the State oil South Car
DINA on the subjects to which they refer:
Nat. INTEL
RESOLVED, Tha, Congress does NOT possess the
power under the Constitution, 10 adopt general
system OF Internal improvement, as national mea-
sure.
Resolred, That a right to impose and collect
taxes, &C." does not authorize Congress 10 lay al
tax Tor any other purpose than such embrac-
ed In the specific grants OF power, and those neces
sariy implied therein.
Hesolced, That Congress ought not to exercise a
power granted Tor particular objects, to effect Other
objects, The right TO effect which has never been con
ceded
Resolved, That it is an unconstitutional exercise
Of power on the part Of Congress to lay duties to|
protect domestic manufactures.
Resotced, That it is an uncon stitutonal exercise
Of power on the part of Congress tax the citizens
Of State, TO make Roads and Canals for the ben
Eft OF the citizens OF another State.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

TO BE RENTED, the Room No. 103, Market-street
Apply the Office Of the Waterman. Immediate posses
sion may be had. Nov. so.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

John C. Calhoun The following extract from official
document from the Secretary OF War to the President OF
the United States, dated Dee g. 1924 reflects the highest
credit on the in which the business Of that depart
ment of the government which Mr. Calhoun presides
has been conducted, and we venture affirm that the
world affords no parallel TO it. We confident that i'll
any station to which the Secretary may be called by the
people of the United Sta equal satisfaction will be Civ
en-, and the untirng zeal manifested for the public
good.
"s1R: In compliance with your directions, herewith
transmit reports from the various branches the Military
establishments which contain full statement OF the adj
mnsation of that portion OF the public service which is
confded to the Department of War. The reports afford
satisfactory evidence, that high degree of excellence has
been attained in the administration Of the different branch
es of the Department. Not instance Of dealcaton,
loss has thus far occurred and there every to he
eve that The disbursements OF year will be made with
out the loss OF a to the Government The
have already been rendered for nearly all the money WHICH
has been drawn from the Treasury in the three first quar-
ters of the year, account of the army orcatons,
dnance and Indian affairs, and is anticipated, with conf
dence that the of the whole of the disbursements
of these quarters will be rendered before the termination
of the year The old unsettled accounts of the Depart
lnent which, at the commencement OF III. present admin
straton amounted TO 45, 1913 have been reduced to
as 1856 991 and further accumulation cffectual pre-
vented in the Department by strict fidelity and puncuaty
in expenditure and settlement Of accounts"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31
GREEK VICTORIES.

Gouras has defeated the Turks at Negropont
He made many prisoners, among whom two
Pachas. Arta, which has been hall burnt, has lal
len into the hands OF the Greeks. In Eprus, the
Greeks are encamped at Bouila, hall league from
Janlna. The mountaineers OF Mount Pcndus and
the neghboring mountain are in a state oil nsurrec
ton. The Sullots remain quiet.
A letter from Prince Mavrocordato, received in
London dated at his head quarters at Ldoiitz Sept,
5, states that the operations Of the Greeks against
Aria, have been crowned with great success. Omer
lacha continued shut up at Carvansara. Mavro-
cordao entertained hopes OF totally destroying him.
The Greeks in engagement, with the tn ksh
beet on The 29th October, destroyed a Ttpolilan
lgate with 900 persons on board, and one brig with
100 persons.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

Whskey.-This article is selling in the Baltimore
market at aeeen cents per goon The Editor of the Nor
ng Chronicle has revived the subject Of taxing whiskey
and says that an mpost of pe cents per gallon
would produce yearly revenue o. eight ten millions Of
doars We should be very glad one half this sum
flowing from such source into Uncle Sans Treasury
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

The Boston Centne has published letter dated Pana-
ma Oct 2l stating that the Patriot army under Bolivar
had been entirely defeated. Other accounts induce us 10
believe that person has been huaAn the Ceutine
or ha he has been asleep Tor year, and furnishing
with his dreams AS there is auch reason to dseIeye
the letter in question: shall wait for further information,
from that part OF the world where ii said TO have come
from
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dlnerlran UDatrDinan.
WILMINGTON. 81 DECEMBER, 1894.

Indignantly the dawnng attempt aena
|, portion of the Union another., WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

Shb4vrech-The packet ship Nestor Capt Pease, from
Liverpool for New York. lost on Fire Island Inlet on
Saturday morning last, o'clock Passengers, crew. and
mart of cargo saved,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

BANK, " TIC place OF Henry Saynakcr, Esq.
resigned.
The electors OF Indiana met on the first instant,
and gave their five votes 10 General .4RdreC Jack-
son for President and John e. Cathoun for Vice
President. BY the loss Of Two votes in Louisiana,
General jackson is reduced ninety nine elector-
al votes, MIR. adams has eighty four, Mr.. Cra,c-
ford forty one, and Mr.. Clay hriy-seyen.
The Electors of Louisiana, gave 8 votes for An
drew Jack son, and toI John Quincy Adams, as
President; and votes for John &. Canoun, as
Vice President.
The three electors Of illinois met at Vandalia, on
the 1st inst and gave tlco Tor .dndrelc Jaclc-
son, and one Tor Jotn Quincy adams, as President,
and all three for John G. Calhoun as Vice President
the United States.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

We yesterday received London papers TO Inc 4th,
and Liverpool papers TO the 9th OF November, by
the ship Nestor. W r. Daily .4dv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

Captain Smith from Russia, arrived at Boston,
Informs that The Emperor OF Russia had issued am
order ior the departure of all Foreign Missionaries
from the Empire, and that many Of them with their
families had arrived at ST. Petersburgh, and were
embarkiDg for England.
The board of officers, convened at West Point,
for the purpose OF revising The book of field exer-
else and manGuvres of infantry, which was adop.
led at the close Of The late war; and TO correct and
enlarge the military rules and regulations of the
army OF the U. States, have accomplished the OBJ
ject for which it was constituted.
Elias K. Kane has been chosen Senator Of the
United States from The State OF Illinois, to succeed
MIR. Thomas, whose term of service will expire on
the Sd day OF March next.
The Letter Of Commodore Porter, transmitted
by the President 10 Congress, corresponds essential
ly with the first account we had oil the affair.
Nat. Intel.
In Neac Hampshire, the Legislature adjourned
without coming to a choice Of Senator OF the
United States.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-31

Dr. A. Muhenberg has been elected President of the
Lancaster Bank, in The place of Henry Saymakcr, Esq
resigned - i