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GOgEEN5S

Lottery s Exchange Office, IA MiuSst. sire,
BALTIMORE. =.
WuERE MORE CAPITAL FRIZES HAVE BEEN
MERICA. 49, ~ = .
Orders from amy part Of the United Stnses by (pos
zet in of the Baltimore lotteries win meet the SANE
prompt and punciuat nenon ii or personal appss ,
non, addressed 10 j. l. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
~ UoHESS Lottery Gazette and Register which Ia
published every week, will contain the official lists Of
drawing Of the Grand State Hf6aunen nj h9teri ans
w be forwarded gratis, 10 all who ther
al CoHESb OFFICE. Those who. wish To reccy VI. tn,
hegIster viii mention il WHEN they send ON
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NOTICE

LII persons having claims against BAIT IA NDRIDaE
usceased are requested To bring them forward prop
eriy authenticated may he mad, tn ds
charge them and all those indebted IRE
To discharge their respective balance rs no fr,I
gence will be given. TDNSrALL BANKS Adr,or
Jan. ~ 85-im with his " III ANNEXED
CLOVER SEED, SOAP, IRON, &c &c
See. equal 10 any offered in this nsTke 400 boY
eS good Soap, Ameriean and Swers Iron assort Plough
Rates American and German Steel Patent Shot n. Eli
sizes, casks hest Narcotics Verdgr-ali Of which %
De sold lou ~ application to BERNARD PEYToN
January 81. .es ~
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Lnnd or Snif nnder Tlnlat Deed

ESY virtue Of deed of trust executed NV He,eLiob p
- and vile IN The ubserbers brsrng date the 2sth da
" ~ ib1u fec"tdcd In the clerks Office NJ The coun
W"i Cumberland IN April 1921, conveying To a. trasg
- secure epyment o cerain Suns OF money 10
iohn Nash and those claiming Under him, we sba ia,
pay 20 Geo Decker, assignee ~ 1uhn ~ Nasl The cum ~
one thousand dollars ard interest," thereon frDn Inc rs,
OF January 1874 ~ paid add all nf sar3 on h. IRE
hse' sen 70 ihf highest bidder. i5, ,inv Of March
nrN the SAID iand containing ij5 acres living IN the counts
~ ~ 1unlDeI'aI on The buckingham not Car below
OOu. hn"se The tract is weii sifnate,l and b..
conHodous pohhings Tor tavern and stsre add ie IN,
gsn tes'usnoe =" mT Ford ferms ~ sale uae half n
nc purchase money cash the balance 10 be secured v bond
% Lo9 esuriy payable w Twelve months from the da,
y, .'e We believe the purchaser will nconirp fee IL,
m ~ aeres 81 me aud aud ~ during the lie
.i3e. pNNJET a tvItf' SOS variant '''
! Cumberland countr. ian. &C. 1904 81 -
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CouEN'S oFFICE-BaIiimure, !
January 81, 1924.
list OF the 10th days drawing Of tue :
GRAND
STATE E0TEXsR "a
Nos. 1884 1910 prizes Of "SIi

nos. 1861 2zifu prizes OF 100
sio0O9 $40 do 81
And 100 Of J2
81 marked thus sold a: CoHEN'S OFFICE, ghert
inc cash car he had for prizes The moment they
STATE OF THE WlEELS.s The Grand Statc Lottery
mas now'only four drawings remaining coInpIee Tho
schene and the wheels heretofore interesting are
rendered much more hy i, days drawing witch pro-
duceh no pris higher thrD 400 dollars leaving capao
ct 1000 DOLLARS, OF IcO0o DOLLARS. 5000 Dol )
LA"'' of 900 DOLLARS, &c. ILL NOE FLOAITEG.
Tue great capital uf n. ,l'7f.
One HUNDRED Thousand Do!iaTs
- also stu undrawn--rhr drawing viii be continued OF
Tue 18Th NEXT MONTE, with view Of allowing asyrn-,
,uteIs al distance the opportunity of renewing ,feIr
sa prizes or completing 9er prev 10
tails. ~ = - q.
Whole Tickets Is Quarters s7s
Halves so Eghihs ! ST
LILLY l.sd..
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fIi member ne c;in'iita' - s'r r;snds in
p'ri'''-wio is 10 con'es VIII either Of them re-
'gn tho palm To iis oppon-ns'
atIeas', there Is s"r'ous ground To doubt upon III.
matter and the frs, conclusion We arri,. nt Ne
ha' sonin nomination OF President o"gh ~ h~ pre-
viousiy made-and next, that The hest 1uaic,I n.r-
s"" should he named as v. President ior, fortun,
may make him the first.
~ Meeting Of tke Nsmb. Of tAe LEGISLATURE md the
Citfss Of Rieh,nond and Manck,ster fnd tIs ean
merit, O'Clock 4 YIRGiSf5H
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THE GREEKS.


Mr. Webster opened debate an eloquent spee ch
follow with III. resolutions of Messrs Clay Ponse
the little sparrings of Messrs Randolph and Ciaythe
speech OF Mr. Caryand the aud designations Of
Orators Who had occupied the aoor down Friday
ing is the most interesting debate which has occurred
during the misunderstanding only from the
eoquence calls forth, but from points and
it embraces 1t will command the attention OF the people,
rs well as of their representatives.
seems TO that the President has marked out the
line OF policy which IL Interest pursue Let u.s.
nation, express our best wishes, indulge
hope Tor tue success Of the Greeks Let resolve
in the defence of South America against the unhoy de-
signs OF the unhoy Allies. Such seems to be our wsest
policy for the present Is sufficient for Congress to
re echo tho sentiments of the President! II Congress
speaks at all let them the people the
Princes Of Europe, that these questions the
and Executive departments Of the IT, s. are the most
perfect unison with'each others
Mr. Ponsetts resolution is the Congress ought
TO adopt in relation TO Greeceand Mr. Clays should
So modified equally President :
message.
Is Ii NOT best to leave great deal these subjects to the
Presidents discretion Let judge him by recorded
sentiments Has he every disposition recognize the
Greeks, as soon events may justify III Is polite
to amme his discretion Ought Congress he some
what scrupuious in meing with Europe nj
such crisis ms this Why invite her to meddIe with S.
America Europe has set of primary interests-such
the declaration Of washngton-and may we not add
that South America has also primary in,eres,s9-
Let US guard them sucentyand slall fal the duty
which the world.
As for Greece, We distinguish between government
aud our ieliow-czens. The government must shape its
measures win prudence but individuals may contribute
their resources freely and without any objection Nav
aoe-it should be their pride means and all
the moral force which such example may supply 10 the
aid OF tie struggling Greeks.
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denQ. rattle citizeHs of the Northern Li,,.riir.
"f Phia. WAS held on The same dav.-rhev
chose delegates TO attend the state Convention
ut Harrisburg-but they also instructed them
to support such persons only AS electors, Z" as
have not pledged themselves in favor of any
particular candidate. and will be willing To
abide by the asceridined ,cishes of the demo-
cratic party."-And how are they TO be as
certai''ed ? The meeting in the N. L. does
not pronounce,
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ICenln,llnicn,,11

UEil-On the Iii inst Ut Suffolk, in tie Cist wear of
his ner MIR ROBERT JORDAN Tor many YEARS r.sifrrt
and prosperous merchant in chat town lr YVES nen,her
~ zoe snceiyof Friends aud sustained through life ,e
Character Of upright, Intelligent and useful ciizpp Ills
death must be regarded loss the enmr,nnfy and
severe ahcton to his immediate friends and reai-ns
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IF~t hare resirsd 'suera complaints from, ssn
~ o aged "b'eribers as to hs size efso1 Il iyces Hs
peg hve 10 assure Them, that mixing urea gemsnfs
20 BRING OFT oar Polbr IA entirely dss md shall tax
care TO correct The evil Of Which they complain.
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Here's bathos for you with a vengeance !

writer under the signature of Ls:rud has arrived nt
ms nm No IN the Rdtion Journal lie treats M the Pre-
Sroia e'echon denouDees caucus, recommends Mr. Y.
q. Adams Nc. &c As proof or his erald 10 fc, he
ssss who shall be admitted INTO the shall oil,
ara repushcans as @as done the late nomina-
iion of Mr. Crawford rhmnnd - Now there are two
cross misrepresentation, which The reader Of
the newspapers might hive avoided Mt: is tp
we're not invited the caucus aud 3D. Rr era gfi r,s
nominated. .- -
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fCom1un. .ofedl

WASHING ron, May ll.-Ai length, after
iahor'ous cOnsiderai ton of its details. and CON.
siderable modification Of them, the Tariff Bill
mas been reported 10 The Srnste from Nh.
COMMITTEES of the whole uf that body lie
tate In that body will probably be decided in
the course of this week.
Another hill, embracing IN important prin-
cipit connected with the power of Congress-
I" appropriate money far the purposes of In.
!erna! Improvement, was yesterday pass. d to
Iis third reading, in the House of Rrpr.sent.4
ti'es, ny large majority. 1t proposes to an
pIoPri'ie money for experiments TOW ards ca,
c t, me Navigation of the River. of the
"rst-an object of great interest 10 the W.s
TERN country, whose wishes and ferlinps the
Rouse has thus evinced decided di,p1,itior
10 consult and propitiate The principle of
'his ni' mas hten, heretofore, Recognized in
par'' II not To lis full extent, by the appropriate
non of sum ct money for the purpose of
examining the obstructions 10 this nav igatiop.
upon winch report ha. been made by the
United Siates' Typographical Engineers. we
are agreeah'y disappointed, baweyer. to 6nJ
, NAV ms bI'I has met with so little opposiiion
Inc o''i WAS reported, from the Commits.
an hsads and Canals, by MIR. Henry of Ken
lucky 90 the cath Of February. fIb.
WASHINGTON, May 1--WE f1entioneS
10y 'bn' IdiS OI inc IHIlH Bill
~ the Senate, might depend ON the vote of
tile Senator from Illinois, " no is To succeed
MIR. Edwards. We now understand tina, Mi.
SENATOR is not expected TO arrive during ,his
session. no appointment having been made NJ
the latest date from that State.
One Of the present Senators from ,bs .t,ts
of CONNECTICUT, (Mr. Edwards holds his ss,,
ny virtue OF an Executive appointment. II an
y vacancy occasioDrd during the recess of The
Legislature. The Legislature of that STATE ia
now IN session; and we perceive that vester-
DAY was the day fixed upon for the election %
a Senator. VI
0n motion Of a Member of The COMMITTEES
oi investigation on the charges preCerrrd bv
VT. Edwards, the Minister to Mexico. agains.
Mr. Crawford, the Secretary OF the Treasure,
com n,unlcaiioD received by that COMMITTEES
rom Mr.. Craw ford has been ordered In Es
printed. Th" committee, it Seems. transm;,-
Tea to Mr.. Crawford Copy Of MIR. Edwardss-
Memorial, with m ntin,a,ion Of their viIl;,r-
ness to receive s-om him any communicates,
NJ might have to- maze on The sHbject The
Letter which he has transmitted TO the COM
mitiee has been ordered To- be printed, w.
have not read il, hut ii is said to he moe, ri
umphaot viDdicaiion of him from III. sh,.
dows ofinonta'ions eoniured up agains, him.
hWing punished, without comment. Mr..
Edwards Vindittiye Accusatj,n % ve sb,l
IN The same manner VIXEN we can obt,;n -
cory ~ u, publish also Mr.. Crswfnrd's Con.
,'"9' ,.rP'y ~ u Nat. bit.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY For sAI=r

DY virtue ofa deed ~ trust executed IN the .uscr,sr
ID the first day % August 1913, by Michael
mud Cbrisany bis wife, and admitted record In 49,, f.,
logs Court for the CITY of Richmond 7h asv a, A.
gust isi8to secure the pnyent ofceraiu sums Of
theres nrntiopedwe will sell public auction &c -
premises, for chsbon Friday the fourteenth DAY OF NJ -.
next Al the hour Of " oclocks certain lot or parcel ~
" and Sixth streets, the ess corner OF lot No 550.it
a the houses tenements and sppuriensnces thereto he
longing. being the houses &c &c, lately oae.n a
BY John Grantisnd, Esq row deceased.
THOMAS TAYLOR,
THOMAS RICHIE, trustees.
~ AS indlvdsals we may truly add that this prooer,
s extremely valuable The House Is admirably by eoo
yenient to the Capitol situated In the midst of GOOD negh
boboou sorner Io Nc NC. The premises may be
ed aDy time before tbe day Of sale by application 10 us
THOMAS TAYLOR
THOMAS RtrCH1E.
hNe"one,Ap t09-tftdr
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f['HE Committee appointed l,y the RsoI..-y 80.
"a, TO and their
s",n,r, =, , Oausb' would IN ibis report thai The
Ic Se vi were duy forwarded se oreek COMMITTEE
~ New fork and the rsceip, thereof y Then, t
zoe ne~slapeIs Of that place. The efpees,;oo ~ ~
report. W W1ip pmnryyen.ed an EARLIER
ait, =. H. l. BURR, Scommi,,ses
h'enmond, Nay ~ Wm. FfNNEY, (
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NOTICE.

w 90 eonnnsh 90 Fairfhr county f,H ~ a v,psysv =
w on the 9Th day Of June T.a negro ran .ho 80
n n,mssr Jaeon, and SAYS he belongs MI. Mudd "a
The said negrs Is shout ~ yeafs Of age
blacks had On when eemmef blue cloth cont a az
grsy pair OF pantaoons, shirr and WOO, "a, s
owner OF TIE above named Brgro 10 coS
prove properiyf psy charges and tske Sim nway
o'hs'Nsehe VIII be disposed Of scosrdng 20 law
T. 3. BRADLFY,.raitnr.
Tor 10, Hupfer, Sheriff Of FsrfKr co.
WV " @aswytK
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., Nashville, January 6, 1877. q
DEAR STA have the pleasure 10 ,cknowieJye
the recsipi Of your letter of the 1ah December Ias,
WHICH have read with mt inieres, and much sa.
fNfsetion.
Your idea of The importance OF the late acquired
terrnory, from the Indians, certainly correct and
nv the importance you attach 10 IL will be rcnlized-
Ahe sooner these lands are brought into market, n
permanent srcority will be given to what deem the
most 'nyor'ani, az well va the vulnerable, part
~ the Union. This country opce settled our forf-
cations Of defence in the lower country compile led,
~ hsrone viii cease 10 look ri u with M eye 10 con-
quest. There Is no other poipt, Americn united
Una, combined Europe can expect 10 invade with
sur~ess
% the o'her subjects embraced in nv letter, as
ts" rs THIS, gave you my crude ideas with the can
"u OF TREND an much grafihed that YOU re-
eeived them a. infendcd. n was the pores,
ship for vow udividuslly combined with ,be good Of
oar country, that dictated the liberty iook in writ
ing You. The importance Of the station YOU were
about TO oil 10 coupiry and YOURSELF rbe ,;n,y
IN reputation that The chief magistrate NAV s,s;,;n
from the acts Of weak minister the various
That will arise 10 recommend for Office their IA yo,;,e
candidate, and, from experience in the late wa, ,he
mischief that tim arise onr national cbarac,tr Iv
~,ckedness or weakness induced me 10 give Won nv
vaso'u opIn,on on tho importance offhe character
mat should Oh this Office. had made, for this pur
pose, the most extensive inquiry 10 ny power froa,
we most impartial sorrces, for the most q, chatsc.
YER, continuing virfue, honor, and Energy, with talents,
en,i all united IN the Individual named,
am folly impressed with the proprieiy Ms well az
NE policy YOU have pointed cut Of taking The heads
3, DEPARTMENTS from the four grand sections Of the
vnhed States, where each section can afford char
scier Of equal fitness where that cannot he done,
mnes' aud no legally, ougbt tn govern--the Execu-
we being entitled 10 the hest tsesn, when combiu-
~ WIN Other necessary qualifications, that the Un-
'on ran afford.
nave read, with much satisfaction, ths, part oil
eu, eusr on the rise, progress and policy, oG the
e"erA'sts. W ~ IN my opinion, just exposition
.m lree TO declare, bad commsnded The mili,ar,
apartment where The Hartford Convention met Il
bees The IAss get Of ny lifo, sherIa have pop
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doph delivered his vewsin prp,ion-nrj IN HE rs,,.
"r e"mmue rose. los ~, ,o 81, s,.,;-
u'rd ayes 90, noe Gland then on Mr.. Rap.I.r., NO
on TIE repor, OF N. committee laid up IN n. ts'.
Tue Tarin bill before the S-naie-no drhniive s,:;,s
H whispered NJ WnsL heior, that Mr.. Cnh.n h, y.s<
E,'n !" h'nk OF taking up Mr. Adsms-(lf course n,y
50 yer ,hSn mr. GRAVEYARD !)Som~ his fri, nd, arc
roppine hints of th. brsrines thar NOV. ~
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Nay. that ycn deny that you read any such
''ifer. or. indeed, amy letter al all" Could you
ave denied this fact Could you. from any
lar Of Gen. Jackson, have denied that you
eyer shaved ar read his letters, when so ma
~ witnesses have attested TO the fact /? Sir, II
IS Impossible that you ever could hare made
such denial The General must have mis-
understood You. But you ought not 10 rest
me m"m-nt until you have cleared your skirts
rom this insinuatiDn. II would expose YOU
70 snspcioo which is intolerable to a man
like you.
have done, Sir. VIRGINIUS.
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JAMES AND JaCKsON,s RJvEps

An Exirs-meeiing IF the Board of Public
Works commenced on Monday last, for the
purpose ~ carrying into effect the following
provisions Of the Law of Tie last session:
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Ero,n in ~. d.. A,,.sfsr.

ist Column 81 lines the iopcr resolved TO t.se
the Grand Turk bv the hand resoixed to take The
Grand Turk by the beard2 liza, srow, Tor on conss-
tency-read lines below, for os-
y righteous objeet"-read oniy,Sgbttui object"
2d column ~ lines from the ts-tr This 6ccadfng 70
the eforsad aceoupt"read "fhs according TO tue NO.
sale accoaAt" Mr.. CHESS TIA ktfer--in our next
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An eor made IN the n orr on Tuesday 10 fl The
day NJ rdourpmeni and failed 20 10 o. Mr. of f)
stated IN reply 10 question addressed 10 him thai IN his
op MON NJ Edwards might be expected to reach Wash
ineier on TIE 25d or 2h n this n,osth u Is probable
on Tuesday W. Livig>ta delivered his sen,irpens a,
great rogts 10 sa,of a gcsprrsrcha clsfa ~ Ran.
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Presiony majority

0reerbrier-rbe conven,ion o,,ss,;n d, bat
no vote on twas taken; because the people OF s"y
are net prepared 10 act hastily subre OF ,rea w
p"rtanee. We are of opinion, had expire s.n y, -
sentiment OF our fellow citizens been made. Wou1
Senon. n burg paper
WasA,gf,"IA poll was taken for Coc.Ho" or
ton s2s for, and ,o7 against IT, Manof the las. mum
Der without any express opnion and fevt leaf" po>vev
opposed TO IL. abingdon Gar.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, lV'
Sllipley st. above the market.
John Wright, Musical instrument rctalel'
south side of lower market near King ST.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, y
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner u
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner u
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Evan Thomas & 20. @'"
ond st. near the Black Horse tavern
Morocco Observation-Disclosures & w.
98 market st.
Coach Makers-Kennarda and M'Curdy, SUI,
cessors to VIM. Robinson, 149 market .,
Conveuancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the eoi
ner of West and Third streets. u,
Hard7Yare, Oil, and Paint &ore--'o''P''
Giubb, No. 70, Market Street. ~
]. P. Fairlamb, Notary Public, surveyor s'
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator OF olfes'''
&c. i High street. 9.
2l-7oright--Jacob Derrickson, + reiie''
near the Brandywine mills. n....
Pe7nock's Pasent Hay and Gram haS,a' g.
Joshua Johnson & Son, makers IN
Greek Mills.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-09
FA;s3;1EI1o7TABLn EZAT STORE
No. SO, 1fqrkct-st H11mington,

No. 95, Karket-st Wilmington,
Where he is, in conneXion with Ills Books and
STnlosAHr, continually Offering for sale a col
lsctinn OF HATS, Seicted from ,he very fashiona
bic Hat Store Of Messrs e. q j. II. Buikley OPP
posite G,ard's Banking House, Phiiaaeiphia, ut
as gaol a quality as can lie found in an, part Of
the Union, Mcssrs Buckley say" they will
warrant their work :iid they feel themselves
fatered ty The high distinction 10 which the su.
perorlty Of their colors has attained, il the est-
nation Of those who have already favored them
with their custoE. Their principal aim is TO
please, not only BY the excellence Of their Hats,
nut BY suiting them also TO the various tastes
which always prevail in a community And III.
though they give their esahishm.nt the epitllet
FAsmlosAnLs,' they DO not intend to prevrn,
these from calling. urter the apprehension that
hey viii MOI be suited, who do not coincide in
their views Of Taste with those WHO follow in the
changeiu course Of foreign fashions. Both may
be suited"
j. Scott has among the variety of his shapes,
THE C0nTES-T!E Low OVAL.-1IfE
DEEP ONAL-Ti!E MEDIUM.
CT Gentlemen pretyring any other shape or
quality OF Hats than those on hands, can, BIZ lcav
ing their order, be furnished with them in two
or thiee days. Country merchants supplied at
short notice and on reasonable terms
Juy Il. 3a-tf,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-09

converse with equal ease On the pyramids Of
Egypt and the mountains Of Virginia, on the
Parthenon at Athens and the Capitol at
Washington. Long may his aged life be
spared to enjoy the pleasure of seeing the
American Republic spread wide and strike
root deeper with every year
"Mr. Jefferson seems almost absorbed in
the University of Virginia. hope it will
be crowned with success, and that Virginia
Statesmen in abundance may grow up and
flourish underline auspices of such seminary
We took sketch of it for our future use
MIR. ]. persuaded as TO visit the Natural
Bridge: We did so-and thence, went a
long the Valley west of the Blue Bridge to
Harpcr's Ferry. / ence on oul tour to the
north. can assure you, was much de-
lighted with my Nirginian tour, and that
crossed the Potomac with very different
feelings from those, with which had em-
barked on its broad bosom some months
before on my way to Richmond. Then |
felt like one cmbarking for new state in
which knew no one. and cmphatically said
To-, that we were once more going
from home. When returned, | felt the
same sensation, for in ito place had | met
with any thing but home, while ] was ia Nir-
ginia; but at Richmond and charlottesville,
this was peculiarly the case. | contrived
the last evening before we left that place, to
sup with three different families. | had
sometimes managed it twice in England,
but never three times before.
Il should have likedto see your La Farette
reception in Richmond. 1t must have been
delightful. met with La Fayette at Cam
bridge Commencement and was present
at the delivery of the powerful and eloquent
Oration Of Professor Everett. ltsctiect was
beyond any thing ever witnessed i'll the Old
wGrll.'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-09

China, glass & queensware storS
David Smyth, 68 market st.
Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner of Kin.
and Second streets. iA'aS
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-09

MATRIMONIAL BozING.-One of the
lower order Of ranting preachers, not many
niles from Balton-in-thc Moors, lately ad-
dressed his auditory in the following meta
phorcal language: 81 dare say you'd all
pay to see boxing match between Turner
and Randall, yet you don't like to pay for
seeing a pitched battle between me and
Bclzebub. Oh, my friends! many hard
knock, and many cross-buttock have Civ
en- the black bruiser for your sakesl Pull
do pull off these gay garments of Mammon !;
strike the devil straight blow, and dark
en- his spiritual daylights. At him man
fully, and I'll be your bortle-holder. l ask
nothing but the money, which hope you'll
not forget before you CO."
When Foote was one day lamenting his
growing old, a pert young fellow asked him
what he would give to be as young as he g /
would be almost content" said Footc, "to be
as foolish-'