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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29

no doubt it would tell vel! in representa-
"oh' iniel.
600
The State Bank Of North Carolina de
eiared dividend on the LIST inst of four per
cent. on the Capital Stock of said Bank.
Tor the half year, payable at Raleigh on the
9TH aud al the Sc, eraibraavhes fifteen days
thereafter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
pURI.Ii SAI-E

4 sF w'"ahl" real and rer.nnnl PROPERTY The Sub
~ >cfibrr ('nr r''N''s.
"ihr p"hiir) h'S dcrrn'ined I" sell without
serve To i"r highest dd"r, the Premises THURSDAY
the 18TH oi Fen nFxi, credit af,I YEAR.
iaai annual Inslhinrnis, The PLANTATION which he
Low rrsie, containing iiS3 situated in the
r"u oi Amelia county, and rrnnng tor least
on Nhnize~" crrrk winch makes about coo acres IT,,
e "w sr""nS thi> plantation aliur> ilr land si In
D. Boiing, and Jas Prrnis E,,s amt il eau I as, r,.
Wih'"t me tear ~ contradict 20 hr as henhy a resi-
Srnce as any ~ The -tmt1as 10 the quality OF the land
person who may choose tn purchase iu
sen the improvements almost entirely new, ami OF
lhr best kint. and immediate possession given.
At tive timr aud uAce In the ,iIe ma nncr "
r sold HPor credit q" 10 months and 80 yer,
lAeiy AMI valuable NEGKOtS. Together wth the -tuclt
Crop Plantation Uten-ilS, &c The stock are Of the rn
improved breeds and are very likely valuable FOI
an Sa's anier 5 10, cash viii he required.
b. NJ. HARRISON.
~ There will lie posrponement ON account of ,br
weather. ~ "
" H. The bonds viii interest from the date ir,ie
f'm.,Ph,, he NOS punctu"liy paid. u. NJ IL.
Caail, (Ameiii,) Ian. 10. 75-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

x virtue of deed of trust cutPd by John Alilnor
"a ri"rd To Alexander MRRe and the subscriber. dafed
% zih day uf September, 1890, and Of record IN The
once Of Henrco County Court for purposes therein
l"heu WIZ lac sold 10 the highest bidder for cash.
@ oh n"y Of January 1924, u iar IL the fur
Lyi" Tue residence Of the said John M bedford, in
w. co"h'Y OF HeDrico two trArts Of LAND, IN HenricO
one Z" them containing 92i acres, aud bounded By
e ian"s {" John Thomas, Frank X. Ellis aud TuckahOe
&c the other containing 1915 and bounded by
e sn's of Jacob Ellis Harris Ellis Anderson 1oer, agd
Ia Prade, &c.aso, tract Of LAND in the county sf
~ ~ The state Of Kentucky aiming 1000 arres,
@ bounded by the lands Of Jesse Curd GeOrge Pickett,
=, Coleman and - Ralston Also, five negro SLAVES,
ntn ounllt' Jonathan, Rose, Merah, Lucy with thei
-Itase The subscriber will convey onlv such title Is
vested n him. JOUN g. WtIIfAMS Trustre.
January on III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
TO TOBACCO-AIAKERS

WISH o Sellr,y traci Ufland pOieCat Swamp
= county of Caroline. Ii contains about 1000
Ioo" swamp equal To any in Virginia or tobacco
PROOF, the have made of of
were considered equal il not superior any The ich-
hohu market The improvements Of the kind
aquarier plantation aud situation healthy below
hr bidgeif sell, il must be immediately, ami the oisci
neins 10 paV dehS, claim against will le taken
IN part The premises will he shown 10y Mr.. Fond, W,
o'rrserr, residing the place, any person inclined
purchase bargain may be had il early application he
m,hf. WILSON ELLEN.
B,wling Green. Sent so 42-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

IT The ENQUIRER is published twice a week general.
w. and three tunes during the OF Sfafe
Leyisint1ePrce, the as heretofore. hre Dollars per
annum, payable advance. Notes of chartered,
paying BANKS (oniy) will he received in payment
itors will guarantee the safety of remi,ting them
the postage Of all letters being paid nv the WRITER'S
" No paper will he di>continu-t t the discreton
OF tue EIit"fsJ until all arrearages have been paid
~ whoever VIII guarantee the OF nine papers,
shall have a tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, iess-First Insertion IS cenls-each
continuance, SO cents.
No advertisement inserted, until has either been paid
for assumed hy some in this city its enviruns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
Dismal Slcamp I,nnd Compnpu


a agenrlal meeting Of the Dismal sw ann Ieud Com
= pnn' hc'j IN Suffolk, November H. 1923, the folio wig
ption were adopted aud ordered 10 he published, viL
A. ne general meeting shall he formed of stockholders
-, agents or attorneys properly authorised :huf
oeshsiuer owning less fourth share shall he
tlei 70 seat Mt sHrh n,eetiug. person owning
u'ih ~ share shall he entitled vote person
proportion.
AZ deeds and transfers made hereafter De- properi
V"iVei ~ the county Of Nansennnd and NoffYlH,
W. AZ entry ~ made upon The hooks Of the compy
,o't any such claimant shall have power attend The
sVi,e'A meeting 10 vote receive bis her dividend.
oerdians, executors. administrators and
tieir rowers
~ proxies ~ attend general meeting be under seal
n a'ieted bv least witness. " the powers
dividends, u uiust also be under seal aud ackH0w
'',s,sd beiore = magistrate
teceipts for dividends he the record book.
'Mfters aud the proxies attending general meeting
-, Ssu thr receipt on r. sment ~ the dividend Those
Fihg aiter~nrs sign the ~ presence of che
" tFh 10 the tine oi payment; and upon rFetencr
'""" i"e president dispense With his forreluy
JOiN TAIN. Chairman.
Janusrs o. 90 20,
The ,diiors orthe National Infelligeneer will publish
'fe t.rfe tnes week Que month and send their ill.,
"'1'' oiHee for pay neus Immediately after.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

WISH to employ In my family the town OF Abisy
u"n Washington county, Virginia, Young lady AS n
prsae uioress, who Is we'll qua-, teach the English
aud French languages aud music To such a ons will
give salary OF SIX hundred dpilarsand find
ing room, FIRE, candles, washing &c She will have Nh.
care ohe education OF my daughter the
a"sn''on.. FRANCIS SMITH
y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
Lnnd in SpoltsnLrnnin Eor .SnLe.

y
w III he sold upon the premises positively Tuesday
~ the 10th daS u February next, the plantation in
Sli'syvani, county called PROSPECT HILL briOnging
20 hr estate of 1h"mas Miller, dec. This contains
Hh- hundred and aud is Of gnnd quality
une IA cleared and the balance in woods. Terms One
u OF Tue purchase m1ney be paid down, md the la
nCe an Two equal annual payments. Bonds aud security.
n deed "i trust upon the premises, will he required Of
Tue purchaser.
WILLIAM MILLER lExors of Tlo's
y. u. FERGUSON, s Miller dec.
Tnn"hlanh January ~ g2-tdS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
UNIVERSITY OF WIN s. MARY.

FtE semi annual examination in this college viii com
- mense on Monday the 10th Of February, and will he
Continued in the following order:
Monday Feb It, the Junior hIatb Class Inv MIR CamnbeI
Tuesday, ~, the Chemical do by DR. Rodgrrs
Wednesday, 10, The Junior Moral do. ly Dr Smith.
Thursday - ~, the FreshD. Maih do. Mr. Campbell.
Friday, - 20, the Natural Phil. do by DR. Rodgers
Saturday, - -, The Law do. H., Jnlpe Semuls
monday - -, tne Fr'shn. Moral do. by Dr. Smith.
Parents and Guardians In particular who have sons or
wards At the College, are invited attend The company
OF those members OF The community feel an interest in
the scientific a'ianments of tie rising generation is also
requested. J.. AIJC; pres',
January q sI-wt2sF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
OANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY
NOT'Il,E.

LII persons having Claims against BAIT. pANDRIDGE
deceased, requested to bring them forward pro,
ery authenticated, as arrangements lie made to dis
charge them aud all those hO indebted
to discharge their respective baance no further indu
genee VIII be gwen TUNSrALL BANKS, Adm'or
Jan. II B3-tm with his will xel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
TRT.'r SAI.E or }-AND.


w virtue OF DECD ofunst eAec'ri tue subscriber
- ~ josiah t'IiGaG Susnnna his wife, pu
POI 'rF'n named, as pet deed bearing date the 9Th day
OF ircrmnrr lS.ii and daily recorded Cumberland
county VIII he sold 20 the highest bidder, FRIDAY M
l4 of February Next or cash. without reserve attract of
iann lying IN Cumberland county, both sides OF the
Dunta r"ah and Immediately the north siIe Of Apo
nl"oN river, adjoining the lands of Fac Goodman and
'r' Jenkins, dnd Containing hundred thirty four
acres, more or less This land lies within one mile of a
eoM manufacturing mill, and southeast Of Cumberland
Courthouse six tileS well improved with good
mouse an every other necessary house, with good
nreshing Mae lne-i, land in COED cropping
ms lana Is well worth the attention wishing
10 own Farm Of this size Tie sale take place on the
premises aud such right is vested in trustee which
Is beieVed ia be unquesiisnabie, will he cnnveyed
JanuarN Y 77--w4yVt SAML. IJODSUN. Trustee
w IL he sold at public auction, the bigleSt dgr
w Newiown, On SATURDAY. the 7Ih day of Felrusrv
NEXT II ar u mol the fair day, SUNDAY exc-p,ed
twenty SLAVES nineteen of which likely women nd
ehdfen The other i man, good miller, beon cling 10
rue tihe oi Edward Motley deceased. the purpose of
raising MONIES 10 of the iceatees have yet re-
ceived ther iegacies likewise Jlie the
on her administration account, for much advanced
Nine months credit be given the purchs sers to
give bends and approved security To
ELIZABEFH MOTLEY, Adm'ix with The
-. will annexed Of Edwin Motley dec.
Ming X Queen Co. January 6. 75-w4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
Will BID SOLD

t(f Viripe OF deed % irusi, executed 6y TRon11S n
ID Giym's and Reircca r. his Wife on tue 1ab t,v az
March last and recorded ~ King William county court
viii he ss for cash The premises thereof on The 18Th
day oi February 1924 fur, Uterise TIE sext fair y To
srsy he Purposes at sid deed Of land ting in
King William county, on the Pamunkev river csnfni"ine
~ ACES There y on Ibis iamd. handeoni.l. ia
tShed dwelling house, all Convenient out house, and Ia
ia'.s eligible siiuacr merchant. being wealth,
'tnious nrighiuttfHd. With raviCble the door
fish and WIG fowl NAY always be had. Such title rs l.
vested viii be convey edand thst Is i,hom exeettrn
CAkrkR HRAXTON,l =,
Dec 80 7f-.wids join CHEW. trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

N1TUHE ANB MAHOGANY.
fIlE subscriber Keeps ,uty hand a supply Of the
following articles, which I've will sell low and Put V,
~ the shortest notice ur cash, country produce or town
acceptance viz sdebostds bureaus, secretaries book
cfe, warf0bes, dining and card tables work wasi,
aud candle stands carved and plain mahogany and maple
high post aud French bedstead couches. lounges sofas
aud easy chairs curhsis and mattresses and ma
w other ~ iccs IN tie above lines of business be da-
" manufacturing ~ the best manner, having niost
ect 1oprueymeu aud apprentices. be hopes 10 render
atqction IN The qualiv 81 workmanship, aud no pains
shall be spared 10 the SELECTION of materials.
Al,o iur the ~ Cabinet Makers aad Carpenters ST.
domingo and Honduras mahogany boards pusts, pianks
NAnd railing and veneers carved columns paws
carried luir, moss, bair cloth, and copai yarnish.
Ato iof hire, 90 hours notice, n neat FUNERAL
hhAbsE, vita pair of gentle brrses
GEOgGE HENDREE.
AboNe tie Eagle, Main street, Richmond.
November &C. 5g--va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

1itcT1<lNuS WANTED.
TT1oBACCo STEAMERS & TwIsTERS.-rhe subscri-
her desires hire for the ensuing year hundred
tobacco -mn,ers and manufacturers also twelve expert
prsssmen aud faur good coopers, ksg makers
Manchester, Dtc.s est .OLiN MAC RAE.
rJ'HE Subscribers empowered by the president and
directors Il" the James River ompan, 10 receive pro-
posas Tor of the Loans authorised to procured nv
Them bv net of the General Assembly passed the a4b
dav oi February 1929 entitled An act making eec
tuai provision 10 carry into effect the entitled act
20 amend the act rnt- for clearing Improving
the savgait"n o James river and tor uniting the Eastern
am Western waters by the james and Kanaw la rivers
3ad for other purposes"
All monies loaned pursuance of the snid act mus he
paid into Ie the Of the 2d Auditors
Upon the p"Ynsn of each onard, Treasurer aT
t Commonwealth trW iss"s certificate Of stack far the
"m9n"f he's@E rPorny that ths conaon,Usa alta
lhe Interest agreed On,hai the shall semi
nu'iy pa'd-'l's the principal is irree- nn,ble
JERMAN BAKER, Tsea>urer
sept =. SIT j. BROWN. Jr 2d Auditor.
WILL be- snd To the highest bidder, onCay the sd
daN 81 trhrn"Iy is24 at Mrckienhurg Courthouse,
uly money, aud 50 On credit.
have ia marker that We'll kpown plantation Roanoke
river ing "n The north shie just anv- H">kns' ferry,
t,nr",lrL aud know" lag my nivi, paus",, con,aiing
about il acres Sib "f iln first grounds and
considerable q"au'iiy {" about 81 SECOND
i,w grrn'is unceAred, which j. lac almns,
equal tv t- low grounds. II is unUuesunaIhy and given
"p"y al those that have seen H. 10 he the best upon
wish 50 sell my Nu,hush land, adjoining MIR. James
iin"' OF warren count, g e"n,""i = 2OoO
Itopoo III this tract first tobacco and land
unceai~il.
wish 4" sell ms ,selaud creek land, containing 1900
acre. iu Granville cnunIv y aho" miles Ncr, ui o.
in. his 'f"c t. t.' might hr made first cotton
pianaiivn-the ihnit lying remarkably web.
likewise wish Ia set ;irissy Greek Land containing
about 1900 acre. aj'U,. mrSuorh Of tx,ord, Nc.
Any gentleman wishing purchase ei,h-r the above
tracis, will ir>i VIEW tile lau,,. me line 10 Bos-
Ion, aud PARTICULAR attention shall he pre-
s1"l" H'' nnr viii "uy wi'hm fr>t viewing tho anls
bpvinn iHr. - 77-i0I' ALEX. BOYp.
~ 'i',u" ~ i've nj % subscriber
by Ed ard italian wife bcaring date IN. I7th ,lay
al Af'ii 1917 AMI iuiy recorded iH he office Hastings
tou' oi Nicim'Hd. shall f'c the purposes therein
pressed prur~+d Ia sell Tor ready money! the premises
81 - o'clock on she 2Jd February next that veil
AEown properly. Tive EAGLE TAVERN IN the civ Of
Nic'im"ud, and ihr Ienemrii the said Eagp
tavern ie tisir ich tue Subscribers will sell is
believed e. he itrji,fu,'e lirv will rcnv-, only sucI
Title as Is 'esi'1i i" IA, IA Nv said trnst.
NM. DSNDRIpCi.. -,
Dec. % hN-iiS -! RARRElY. i'usireS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
TRUST SALE

IhOSI SALE.
by virtue of deed OF executed TO me nv NJ r. Poi
aus nth= 18th 'lay Of April 1919, duly recor-d in
OF Tue court OF hastings for the city OF Richmond
on ne nu""ing day, shall sell for ready money at pub
hr auction. on the premises, on the 2Is DAY February
next, "a, u O'Clock NJ the dwelling house all
situate in Turpns Addition the CITY,
occupied 10y the said NJ. Is. Poiaux.
p,, J. NJ. DEICAMPO.
Hrnn'onu. Jantinry y. 1924. 8I-tls
Is hereh, given that all the cells in the Lunatic
hospital in the city of Williamsburg occupied, aud
a no mere PATIENTS male female, viii
,he sa hospital until OF said cells are vacant
Due notice of which win be given.
by order vi the Court OF Directors.
LEONARD HENLEY, CT ID.
July -, 1873 24-tf
ROANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.
resolution OF the board OF directors OF the Roanokr
Navigation Company Of the Iith of last mouth, the
stockholders of the said required TO
The treasurer thereof the first tay ,
sum OF hse dollars each and every share STOCK held
by them respectively.
December S0.-tiF Tre,surer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
NOTICE.

NVCI1C r.
PROPOSALS will he received by the Executive until
the FIRST dav of February Next for the purchase the
SLAVES now In the rententiry for transportation.
WM. IL. RICHARDSON, e. q.
January To. AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
MEN and BOYS,
HIlaaiLiNGS WANTED.

WISH TO hire few active yoone and considera-
u bic number "i boys, all of good character.
at BEN JAMES HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

TOBACCO STEAMERS 4 TWISTERS-The suhscri-
her desires TO hire for the ensuing year hundred
tobacco s~nners and manufacturers; also Twelve expert
pressreu aud fur good cnopers, ksg MAKERS
Manchester, Dec. 9. est gOLlN MAC RAE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
From tAe Yirginia Herald.

lfrom the Prginta Herald.
Lines suggested nv high spirited resolution" Of
ber ut the Virginia Legislature.
f. did send
To non far g,Id =, D,, a, leo,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29

wish So sell my Eujhush iaad adjoining MIR. James
Hnl!"'k 81 warren couht,, v e. Containing 1000
Hi"ui 700 at which j. creek low grounds. There large
Ii"rog'i"n ri ibis first tobacco and cotton land
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

1t is with much pleasure, that we express our
thanks to friend, who politely furnished US with
the following extract from the minutes of the Luz
theran Synod, which was convened at Mddletown
in this county, on Saturday, the 10th inst. Unjust
be pleasing to every true patriot, learn that the
subject Of colonzing the free people of color, has
been approved OF by the general convention of the
Episcopal church, the general assembly of the
p esbyteran church. and the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod OF Maryland and Virginia. Under auspices
so highly respectable, is this important subject now
recommended 10 The consideration of the American
people, that we may confidently anticipate az in
creasng interest for its success, and look for liberal
contributions for the active prosecution of its great
objects. The venerable synod have correctly view-
ed The scheme as an object cooperating with their
efforts to diffuse Christianity, and as calculated to
elevate the character Of the American people, bv
removing the dtmorazng evil of association with
a vicious and degraded race:
The Colonization society will feel encouraged by
every manifestation OF the good will of religious So
cietes, and with the pious prisons OF such bodies
may lift their hopes high, for the confirmation in
due time, OF their benevolent designs.
Frederick Herald.
Whereas, the Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of
Maryland and Virginia, conceives it duty to ex-
press itself upon any subject OF importance to their
brethren in faith and whereas, colonizng the free
people OF color in country more congenial to their
constitution, and calculated to extricate them from
the degraded situation in which they must continue
while amongst us, is such subject, especially as
the aim is to dIffuse christianity; therefore, the
clergy and lay delegates composing this synod, do
resolve, viz:
/. That this synod highly approves of the plan
for coonizng free people Of color, on the coast
Of Africa, and that the American Colonization So
cety merits The most cordial support oil the christian
patriot and phanlhropist.
Cd, That it be recommended to all persons within
the jurisdiction OF this synod, to aid according to
their ability, the promotion of the grand object Of
the American Colonization Society,"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02
MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION.

FfNHE Medical and Chrugcal Faculty of Mary land offer
ID premium of one hundred dollars in cash, or gold me-
dali at the option Of the successful candidate for the best
essay on the pathology and Of Cholera Infan-
tum."
The undersigned have been appointed to award the pre-
MUM at the next meeting Of the Faculty. Candidates for
the prize will their dissertations be sent to either
of them postage pad) or before the LIST day of May,
1925 Each dissertation to be accompanied by sealed
letter, snpersciiped with corresponding with that
preace to the essayNonc of the letters except that on
which the motto of the successful essay shall be affixed
will be oPened the remaining essays will be disposed of
according to the direction ofthe owners.
NATHANIEL POTTER,
A. ALEXANDER
TiOS. Il. BOND,
EZRA DILLINGHAM;,
PATRICK MACAULAY.
Editors of papers throughout the Unon favorable to the
promotion of medical knowledge, are requested to make
public the above notice.
Baltimore, August 9, 1924. 92-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, October %.

We regret to learn that the venerable Bishop WHITE,
whist on AN Episcopal visitation through the State, has
been thrown from gig and had his fractured
the wrist The accident occurred the 25th inst near
Lewsown, where lie present, and doing as well a.
under the circumstances could be expected.
The above intelligence is derived from letter from the
Rev Mr. KEMpEn who is with him. containing official
statement by the Physician in whose house the Bishop is
now receiving every possible ateDton.-.4m. ID. 4du.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02
From the National JournaI October %.

Extract Of letter the Editor dated Athens Georgia.
October 10, 1874.
am very happy be able TO state to you, from au
thentc accounts that Mr. CRAwFoRD has not friend elect
ed in Wilkes, Oglehorpe Clark, Morgan, and Putnam,
neither in Jackson Richmond, Enaruel, Chatham, Jeer
son Burke Lawrence and many other counties, ted-
GUS to mention 1t is reduced TO certainty, that he
will not receive the of his adopted state This state
is decidedly for ADAMS and JACKSON, and between them
the votes will be divided"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02

General WILLIAM H. fAnRIsoS, ofhe candidates on
the Ohio Electoral ticket in favor of Mr.. CLAY has, under
his own proper signature, in the Cincinnati papers, solemn
" pledged himself that coalition has been or will be
formed with Mr.. CRAwFoRD his friends and that Mr.
CLAY will not be Withdrawn from The contest torhe Pres
dency except by the act of God"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02

The Crawford papers manifest great eXltaon at the re-
election of Mr. MARKLEy of Pennsy who into
caucus at Washington last According, however
CUSTOM they suppress the material fact that Mr. Markey
voted in the for General AcKsoN and also, that be
moved for an adjournment of that meeting the ground
that nomination expected from Pemsy sana, and
perhaps the caucus would confirm that nomination.
Ne7v- FORK american.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-02

We have heard and read much about Mr.. Craw-
ford's strength IN Connecticut, and we have taken
some pains to ascertain what his prospects are in
this State. We cannot learn that he has any sup
port except here and there noisy office holder or
office seeker, who if they ever had any influence,
have lost it by abandoning the Republican party and
joining the faction who aboring, to advance the
cause of Mr.. Crawford yUiddiese1 GaSette