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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

MIR. RouIsione The public mind having been
ed to believe, that the political sentiments of Dr.
William Dickson, (who is now candidate for the
honor ofrepresentrg this in The Congress of tho
United Saies,) were doubtful, this consdcration in.
dnced me 10 waite the Doctor the following letter.
For The Information and satisfaction Of the public,
request YOU TO give IL a place in your paper am
sir, your most obedien servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Knorriis, Sept. 90, 1901
KNOXVILLE, SErT. "a, 1901
DEAR SIR Through life have held Il n sacred
duty owed To my country aud myself, never 10 give
my suffrage Ia % candidate for seat in the Congress-
OF the United States, unless convinced that his
political sentiments scere coupsniaL 1ri those he
presented, aud that he would speak nd do the will of
ms constituents; and being row informed that you
| are Candidate for the honor OF representing the
czens oil the Stale OF Tennessee in the representa-.
1--WE DIanc" oil the federal Ieg'saiure-believ wing, rs
20, That any cMzen who does obtain The suffrage Of
Tue iteemon oI tennessee, must I've character, The
composit'o" o' winch IS virtue, talents and The TRU
WING PRIHCIPLEs SEVERITY srx in short air
that he must ice Republican, and u, roI;,;rs m.
Ccesar's pife, not only ehaste, bat uNsuspEcTyp'
7" The first Two componen, pats Of this character
know you possess The latter, to myself have
ever thought you did. Bat, sir, The public mind bas
been lately led 10 believe, that your political Mi;
ueois are doubtful, and some have held you I'D as an
| 8r,siOcrat. These reasons have operaied with ne
to call upoD you 10 answer the following iHierroaa-
tories First, are you, and have you always been,
rue Adm'rer OF the whig principle of sersntyGr p
Have 'ou always been an admrer OF The state au-
an admirer Of the constitution Of the Un,ied States
friendly TO IFS administration, agreeable 10 the true
iiieh meaning OF the instrument, and baDshing tbe
dangerous doctrine Of impcationi Have you al
ways been, and are yop nov, opposed to standing
| armies ~ time oI peace Are you now, and have
you always been, nimicai 10 y Standing naval arma-
'nehi Ale you now, and have you always been,
opposed 10 foreign political connections? Are YOU
now and l,.'e you always been, opposed TO The ex-
1 ,eas'"" OF Executive patronage Have you always
b"s"' anu are you nov, advocate for freedom Of
religion and iiefd"m ofibe press? Are You now
and have you always been, friendly to economy IN
the pubic di-bursemen's, and An enemy To the sys-
len OF loans Ard lastly, YOU n real Republicans
IN Pr,ncple, aud will you he q Republican 10 prsc.
tice
" The above questions pu, to you by sincere
friend IN private life, and oOe who Is very uucb d.
posed 30 extend to yo0 his little political supnott =
he express, however, that these questions will he
tn-wereJ with your usual candor other subjects
fhi. letter is confidential, nor VIII your aSswe,
BE- vowed as snc--ii s well for the giaiifca,ion
OF inquiri0g iriends rs myself. Accep, sit, OF INV
respects, aud believe t. be, your mot nhedient
se5Vani, ANDREW JACKSON
% DR.. WILLIAM DtcKsos"
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RUNAWA Y IN JAIL.

COMMITTED to the j,; OF Richmond county, Virginia
~ ON the Ith day OF September i823 Herro man who
calls himself TOM, and he belongs John H. aIker
al Putnam county, state OF Georgia He j. about 2 wears
old stout made OF light complexion, feet inches high
had on when taken blue mixed home made JACKET and
rowsers The owner is requested To forward prove
properly, pay charges and take him away will be
dealt will as the law directs.
April Is. I12-w12w DANIEL GARLAND Tailor
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The above sale will be made with ,,r .on.sn,
ALEX'R BOYD. tou ~ NJ. , OUT CONSENT
PEYrON X BURwELL AIEX rim
HOWELL TAYLOR, Jr 81 q E.sLp; EXIT o'
EDMUND TAYLOR. LEWIS nriuu %, "1e
Lo ~ Don !" ELL, Elk RICHARD BOYD.
II. H. WALKER. ponw cLL'
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EXECUTORS SALES.


NVHue oithe power vested in by the will Of John l..
harris deceased will Offer for sale the highest bid
ner on credit ~ one, two and three years before the
.1, door OF the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond,
wednesday the I'd day Of June at II O'Clock, half
acre ot OF ground lying In the said city, imme-
niaely below Mr. Ruhefoords garden also two other
tots on Locust street. conveyed said l.. Harris
John Gamble each basinga front of thirty eeton
one o. which stands the shop Of Ephram Speed. Personal
-. FHED'K HARRIS, Ex'or
-may y. IIy-tds Of Jobp l. Harris dec.
IN "Wednesday the I'd day sf June next at O'clock
we will offer for sale TO the highest bidder credit
o. ene Two and three years before The front the Ea-
gle Hotel IN the city Of Richmond the following property
lying and being IN the said city, an Improved tenement
,ontng f zee, on street. occupied 10y Mr. Forbes,
aoof DeIow we 'ercbaos Coffee House improved lot
snng On street, in the oftbe Jail: -
PROVED ot on tbe last menoped street No ESQ formerly
owned oy Thomas Underwood and In neighborood Of
- Lelgh; also leven half lots handsomely stuat-
go IN DuvaPs Addition, and known by the numbers 5e H.
% TO- 1913 3d. 90, 100. Personal security ard
cI Hps on the property will be required Of he pot.
chasefs' JOHN SHELTON.
80 FRED. HARRIS. Ex'or
slay .. lt9-tds Of John l.. Harris dec
o. DIR. MAYO's Office ia over Collins s.
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tue quest of many of the respectable phabit-
ants 81 this city, the subscriber has been induced 10
p n an EXCHANGE READING ROOM, for the accom-.
notation and Merchants and citizens
generally The room occupied by the subscriber
tue adjoining one will he opened for that purpose
principal newspapers and prices In the United
St'es, and The most approved PeriodicaI Reviews
gSIines Of this country and Europe will be furnished
Strangers respectfully Invited visit the Exchange.
lheShnnual subscription tn the Exchange will be- FIVE
dea. pas able 10 advance Persons wishing 20 subscribe
viii be plea ed TO ca II the Subscribers Office Due mo-
tice will be given OF The opening Of the Exchange.
The subscriber will sell public Stocks of every dsscrp
lion at auction. r privately. CARTER d. PAGE
Rirhm Me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
To@e Editor eftis National Gu,,,s.

,,-e,< -. WASHINGTON, MAY 10.
Dar oT-fou VIII see in the papers ofths eify n poJ
c"uon snhoubeing The arrival amongst OF Ckarlss
Ming OF france ihaye from authentic sorrce The ac
count which this young foreigner gives OF imssf and
thinking u may amuse your readers, send Won b,stv
sketch vf what he has related gentleman who rep,ated
ID 10 " NfS"'N
Let me state first that his clothes are shabv b
plexioD DARK, his eye lively, and his general
tha of person conscious OF superior birth and
tie shows 10 tose whom he consults memorial TO Al, ais
ter the Duchess of Apgouieme written h, Fre,s Sli ~
photographed tauis and IN the style ofan unletred man
His story Is this
Il am the son Of Louis xvi and remember oerfeeuy
we'll my confinement 10 the Temple. recollect that va.
vnccinated (nocuaied he rHeams) with NV sister about
1891 % that upon that OCCASION begged the srgeop
10 give the instrument With which he had
the operation, and alfer had played with IL little while
sister oOk her knee and IL f,o,n
IN the Struggle she received wound " hfb ss eso
enough 10 make the blood flow cepiousy through her sill
pink gown. This she fecoilect vheneyer told Of H.
She likewise know the truth ny story nv mark
which mother Maria Anoimee placed upon our he AZ,
al point Of equdistanee from the lower tip of the ear
anu point OF the and this she did for the purpose
recognising US IN case Of separation.
AeT The death Of my parents and separation from the
uChess OF Angoueme, aiken from the temple in
ne case OF large band organ, whilst another child abou;
NV sue an1 age was left there IL my room aud
80. uo! VINO was placed apprentice with the shoemaker
Simon, in whose service he died
nehhime was secretly conveyed ~ the mountains Of
hnVrgne ana put under the Of an honest
sho Taught nue. little Of the trade Of capeper aud brick
making Here rem0Dcd until vas n yenrs old eben
was sent ms conscpt, vi corps ohassenrs on che
expedition 10 Moscow. During this cHsipaigB dyupe
ny name sud hnily TO of the marshals but did v
dare To inorm Donapare OF them, being appreLeuye
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

The Boston p lladium SAYS that by letters ceived
from Mexico Of thu las, of March, nndoub,ed infc,-
nation has been received that American property tn
me amount OF nearly million Of dollars " ing
IN that CITY IN specie, waiting frI proper convoy or
protection TO come down the port Of Alvarado IL
be embarked for this country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
Norfolk Lime Steam Bouis-.4rrnngement for

Norfolk Lane Steam Boais-.4rrungemen for
1924.
TUE steam boat VIRGINIA. Capt John Ferguson be-
ing thoroughly repaired with copper boilers &c.
let YES the lower end of Bowy's Wharf, Baltimore every
Thursday morning nine o'clock and returning
Newons Wharf, Norfolk every Monday same hour =
and the NORFOLK, Capt William owen, every SInnny
morning at nine lock, returning every Thursday at
same hour All baggage packages, &C. the risk of the
owner or owners thereof Passage usual Amply 10
captains on board, or To BENZ FERGIJSoN
i0i Bowiys v barr
"a THE PACKETS. m
ND One Of the regular pack itYu
cts will positively leave each place 500
every Sunday morning O'Clock (anu ofener
ry) FOR iregh' or passage apni, above. S-IOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
TUE stockholders in this company informed ,bat
their annual general meeting Is the first Monday in
June 1924; and that will be held O'Clock the
ming OF that day. at the Eagle Hotel in the city Rich
non'i As business ofmportance, under law passed at
The last session OF the assembly,. be laid before the
meeting, punetual attendance is requested.
may d. 1l8-tim ". SHEPPARD.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale moety or the whole
his Manufacturing MilIs in the county I'll Cumberiand
situated on Randophs creek just above junction with
WIiiss river, with excellent navigation mill
The dam aud house both Of stone the latter being
stories high so by 40 feet withcompetey fixed
OF the best Workmanship, working pairs of five
burrS ana one pair of feet in. Cologne msionesa
OF superior quality.
The goodness of the stream, together with It's suaon
beirg IN wealthy negbboIhood, aud fine wheat country
render the above desirable properly those who like the
milling business As toll mill IL believed inferior
TO none in the country.
possession given the balance in three annual
The purchaser be supplied with quantity OF seasoned
barrel timber John A. TRENT
Vue Mont. Cumberland, March %. iO5-w,f
Notice TO Cotton Manufacturers & .iiii,Drighis
WlLL be sold Mt the Public Warehouse on Monday the
w zist June next, great variety OF MACHINERY,
Ken out OF cotton mandatory consisting of brass iron
and wood work. which cost upwards of 10000.
Terms at sale-which will be conducted by
May H. S-ids RORFRT GAMBLE Aurt'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

% DR.. MAYO's Office is over Collins s,
nate Wafnsr's Bookstore, nem the Marks, Bridge.
may if1-swiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

Nla6iNIA A. Couri of ApnraS held NJ the Carjiol
IN the city Of Rif bmoud. FRIDAY 26,b March is9s
David L.ner aud William Shelton, surviving Farmers
sa,;"' '"" al" locke, AIpl's.
Nelson Crawford and Reuben Crawford SURVIVING nart
-. W ~. nv, Ni'M Io'" O 90 App'ees.
Son an appeal from judgment of the Superior Court
OF "a" nf county ON the motion of appellees
ny 'hct counsel, aud Tor
Is ordered that the rule entered
oS 81 J"nars last requiring The appellants csuse
Oh 'he tnih dsy OF the month why they should
not give further security of This pnr.J
DE enlarged until the tenth day of June next
.., Acnpy-Iesie, JOS ALLEN, q. c. A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

Captain Kelly states that il was reported at ST.
Thomas, thai twenty zone sail Of men of war had ar
lived at Martinique from France. Ia passing For
three or four line of bale ships and the rest fi,-
gates. There was French frg.te and two Danish
| sloops OF war lying at 81. Thomas. halt AMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25
NOTICE
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACToRY

BOOT g. SHOE MANUFACTORY.
VIE subscriber respectfully FRIENDS and
the public in general that hi raanufactory for the
above articles in complete operation, and that h.
hand large quantity OF materials FOR the making gentle
mems ADD ladies' BOOTS, SHOES, PUMPS &c. which
will be made TO order short notice aud in the most
faithful manner He has hand, parcel first rate
warranted Richmond made Boots and Shoes also a oie
rable asso tulent Ladies' Silk Shoes, &c.
He earnestly requests those whose accounts
been long standing to forward and settle same.
II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

Y virtue of deed executed The subrriIrrs
- by Edwad Hallam and wife, bcarfng da,e I7b day
Of April 1917 and duly recorded in office The hus
cour' Riohmond we shall for the purposes therein
pressed proceed 10 sell for ready money, on the
al ~ O'Clock The first dsy OF July we'll known
property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the city OF Richmond
aud 'be tenement next below the said Eagle Tavern The
title under which the subscribers will ,el believed 10 be
indspulable but they will convey only such ,r as is
vested 10 them by said deed of trust.
VIM. cambridge, r
April IS II4-tds WIN BARRETT Trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

yrtue oi deed of trust from Nessrs Henry A. and
1919 and duly recorded in the Office of the county court of
Prince Edward 10 debs therein mentioned due
e'erng SMITH we shall on Monday the 3Isi day OF May
nexi IL farf the fair day sed
10 se on The premises, 10 The highest bidder for cash. six
ward county, Va containing one acre Zach and know
in he plat or plan of said by one and two
on Tue soul SIDE OF The Main street. numbers
eighteen, nineteen twenty on The NORTH side of s,i
street. or SO much thereof be effect tue
such lille only as is vested in us rs such -
JOHN CLARK
WILLIAM CLARK s ''"'ees'
Prince EdMnrh Co. Anil ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-25

Con,nissoners Office, Gloucester, The PARTIES ;oer,,
Courhon''. Maeh "a, 1924. are hereby hottie ,bn,
have appointed Thursday the 10Th OF June ne ~ a.,
commence The duties required 10y the feporg order NJ
the COURT on which day 10 O'clock A NJ tLey are ~.
CURED In attend AT this Office with evidence as h.
necessary 10 supper, their several professions. W
April . iOs-w9w tn aNOpv r.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Of the CITY of PHILADELPHIA.

Ata meeting OF the Chamber held on the 18th inc,
to take into consideration proposition of the bodv
of Grocers in the City and County of Philadelnb,s
having for its object liberal system of ,ars,
and allowances on gross articles, and the Regulation
Of weights and drafts, The following system IVA.
adopted and is to be considered established for ,bs
government of sellers and purchasers in this mr.,
and market; TO take effect from the ID day Of Au-
gust next
|. That Sugar, Rice, Cocoa, Copperas, Alum
Birthstone, Shot, Lead and all other articles here
tolore sold by the cwt l2 bs.) shall hereafter he
sold by the decimal hundred Zoo lbs.)
Q. That articles Of domestic manufacture Or
country produce shall in all be subject to ac
tual tare and no charge shall be made for original
packages containing such articles.
8. That tares on the succeeding articles shall be
allowed as follows:
Sugar, in hhds. and tierces LIB. per lO0lb A.
merican flour bbls 22ib. each, (Cuba) boxes 1slS,
per looIb.; bags and all other packages the aclual
tare
Coffee, in American -four bbls. eOlb each Sin.
gle linen, gunny, grass bags, Glib. per. lo0lb,--
All other packages the actual tare.
Pepper, In single linen or gunny bags, OH. ne,
l00lb.--AH other packages the actual tare.
Plmento, in linen bags 3lb. per l00lb-Al 9th
Ter packages the usual tare.
Rice, in tierces and half tierces lob per 1oOb
Copperas in hogsheads lob. per loOlb. All
other packages the actual tare.
Green Teas, in quarter chests 19lb each half
chests l2lb each. All other packages the actual
tsre.
Souchong Teas, in quarter chests 22lb each.
All other packages the actual tare.
Cdssia, in mats 9b per lo0lb. n boxes and all
lother packages the actual tare.
Indigo, Alum, Ginger, Birthstone, Nutmeps,
Mace, Gloves, Almonds, Cheese, Soap, Candles,
Chocolate, Cocoa, Currants, Figs, Prunes, Starch,
and all other articles. the actual tare
4. That no allowance for Drafts as hitherto
claimed, on Sugars in hogsheads and other gross
articles, shall 10 any case be made, and that they
are to be considered as totally abolished.
Attest JOHN VAUGHAN, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
THE SEASON.

We have never known a more favorable season,
or better prospects for Cotton-the great staple Of
Aabama--than the present. If the fall should be
favorable for ripenng and gathering the CROP as
the spring and summer for It's growth, the exports
OF this state will greatly exceed, in quantity, those
OF any previous year.
Owing TO the low prices of the article in 1892
which continued until the crop OF 1928 was planted
proportonably small quantity OF land was that
year cultivated in Cotton; but the price having
since considerably improved the planters generally
in all parts OF the state have pitched large crops Tor
the current year. We think it would not be wide
from the truth TO estimate the growing crop in this
state (barrng the destruction by the rot) at ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND BALES-equal TO
one sixth OF The whole consumption OF Great Britain
Six years ago this state scarcely produced ten thou
sand bags. The increase Of population and wealth
has kept pace with this unexamped increase Of pro.
ducts.
We feel equal satisfaction in remarkng that up
to the present time, although the present month
has been unexampled for its intense heat, the health
OF the people in all parts is uncommonly good
.lLatama Republican,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

Education in Rhode Lland.-In the Constitution
OF Rhode Island, framed and accepted BY the late
convention at Newport, provision is made for The
regular and permanent support of free schools
The seventh article Of the constitution provides that
school fund shall be created from all moneys re-
ceVed Tor taxes on licenses granted under the au-
thorty OF the state These moneys are to be invest
ed and suffered to accumulate until the interest, to.
gether with the taxes annually paid on licenses shall
DC suncieht 10 support tree schools at least three
months IN each year, in every town in The state
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

sacrostic in ProSe.-At select parry convened
near the borough of Norfolk to celebrate the Ami.
versary of independence, the following toast was
given by one of the company
The merit President Of the United States-May
he be as just as Aristdes independent as Diogenes,
insulnerable as Achilles, crafty as Mercury, and
wise as Solomon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

There is no better criterion for Judging of the
public feeling towards presidential candidate, than
from the toass given at anniversary dinners. In all
the accounts of public celebrations which have
reached u.s. there is only one wherein the name OF
JOHN Q. ADAMS is not conspicuous, and that
one was at Salem, where the following was drank
metropolitan.
"The next President. Whether he come from
the North or the South, the East or the West, may
he possess the mild uirtues Of Monroe, the polite.
al knowledge of Madison, the sagacty of Jefferson,
the learning of Adams, and the perfection OF Wash
ngton.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

II is fact worthy oil note, that in this town, alone,
which it was thought some months ago did not con.
tain twenty persons favorable to the election Of Mr..
ADAMS, his friends exceed one hundred and from
what we can learn, are daily increasing
chi. Ohio, Times, June %.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
TRYAL TANNER, Chairman.
GYMS BoswoRTH, Secretary.

1t is singular fact that out of iorty-hree free
holders in the Town of Manchester, Virg. thirty
nine are in favor of Mr.. Adams election. The
same proportion does not hold in the county OF
Characterization even in the county, MIR. Adams
is believed TO have majority. The same remark
is true of many counties in the Stale, calculated on
with certainty, by the friends Of MIR. Crawford.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

The U. S. schr. GRAMpus, ]. D. SLoAT, Esqr.
Commanders arrived at the Quarantine ground, N.
York, on Friday evening. the 10th inst. officers and
crew all well. The officers on board are Leus. j.
A. Cook, w. H. Gaidner sailing master Samuel
B. Cooke, purser G. X. Barry, surgeon ]. Hulse,
mldshipmen Rob't G. Robb, Edw. G. Tilton, J.
Glassnn, and Francis S. Key--Capt's Clerk, Amos
Shepherd. The Grampus sailed from Hampton
Roads on the 2Sth FEBRUARY last, since which time
she has cruised the coast OF Africa, through the
West Indies, and Gulf of Mexico. She has shown
the American flag at thirteen foreign ports. Du-
ring the cruze she has been at anchor in port only
28S hours, and in open roads 900 hours. She has
made the Sun vertical eight times, and sailed 5000
miles. .Ngrc .9dv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
OHIO.
From the Western Reserve Chronicle.

At a meeting of a number of citizens oil rum
bull county, during the session OF the court OF com
mon pleas convened agreeaby TO notice at the court
house, in Warren, on the evening OF the Szu Oh
june an organization having taken place, and the
object of the meeting being explained. 1t was re
solved that, in order ascertain the different views
on the subject, each member of the meeting vote
separately for the person he preferred 10 support as
candidate for the Office of President OF the Uni
ted States, during the next ensuing tsrm--and on
counting the votes, it appeared that
JOHN Quincy adams had 10
.andreiO Jackson 10
Henry Clay
WiAiam II. Crawford
In like manner a vote was taken Tor Candidate
for Vice President, when it appeared that
.9ndreU jackson had %
John q. Calhoun 23
DE JPitt Clinton IA
Scattering
Whereupon it was resolved that Thomas ID.
Webb, Zamon Fitch, and r. P. Spaldlng, Esqrs.
be appointed committee OF correspondence, Tor
the purpose of promoting the election OF JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, TO the office OF President oil
the United States.
Resolved that the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and pub
lsned in the Western Reserve Chronicle, and Ash
tsbula Recorder
TpVAI TANNER Chairman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

Russia and the United States.-Hamburg papers
of the goth of May, publish the following extract
PETEnsBURGH, MAY 15.--Our differences with
the United States Of North America respecting the
Northwest Coast Of the American Continent, are
now settled by the exerions of the Diplomatic Com
mssioners, nominated for that purpose, to the en-
tire satisfaction Of The respective States, whose
relations are replaced on the most friendly footing