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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26
FRESH GOODS.

Jas' Receirsd and notc opening, Far SUE, b.
G. p. U.lI.A n, ~. 1870,
n " corner Of Fourth anl Market stree, Phaisl5h,
GHLAr VARIETY or
Patsd, Brass. Bcitaaaia nit .jtpanaea Bar,
CWl1l Looh iny GLASSES, Sc.
PLATED -l'aaie Casters. rich Cut Giass and SILVER
hountrgs
Iaie 90 ors plain
Candle lieks, plaa and silver moun'ings.
lAa!c afd TIA SPoos soup Ladies' suffers and Trays
Rn'tle Casters, Nc.
ERNsS.-c Chamber anil Table candlesticb., Lanle,
C0r All Pms rt;Gg B0ls, c:c
hkl AN.IA .-lra Sets, complete Of The most fail.
i1naule patcus
.tea an4 Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes Cream Pots, al
Slop Bowls.
Table and Tea SPOONS Soup Ladies, &c.
JAPANNhD, Tea Trays, Sewers Bread Baskets Tea
Cables Dressing Cases, Lamps, Candesticks suatlen
anu Trays, EY,iHgushers.
wv iLElY.- able and Dessert Knives and Forks If al
kinds. Pen and + acket Knives, Razors Scissors &c.
Coffee Mills, Bellows, Tea Kettles, Sad Irons, Rnae
ltons, i3's, Ovens Patent Rollers. Sauce Paas, Fsl
he'i.ea Stew Pans, Gd irons, Frying Pans, s6eWer,
Chatting Oistes, Carpet lacks, Knitting Pms flea aud
Clothes Brushes.
A'sa. 40 extensive assortment IF LOOKING GLASSES,
Y Heli h.lt Frames, Mahogany, Aapr, Sc, Tor MAtci
fers or oHees tthe < most a,hi0nablr kas
BRASS ANNlRONs.-ShovelS and Tengs OF the new.
- a rms. May BE- al rs above, Rose and Point Bai
Seta, Sackny Bottoms, &c.
Ocl ID. 86-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-26

TREASURY DEPAnrNeNr. I'm, "a ~,
NOTICE is hereby given TO ,hc prorriri',s ~ l52i
~ changed per cent stock Of 1879. s,'e5 ~ VIC 4
ance Of an act Of Congress eEted. a ac " . pop,
subscription 70 the Cd SIX per CEN. aid detreS
and providing Tor an exchange st HE same" s'oe
sixth OF July, 1912, that tie prncinal ~ III P'ea on
he interest which may be due t.e,eon N H. IT, ai
be paid TO the said proprietors on their WIS., VII
ihorzed on the first day Of January, 1926 a, NJ a az
" Washington Or AZ such Loan Office on lie
Information is further given, ihat i sl,rrend.r.r.
tcates Ct ,he sad exchanged six per cent ,o " e.
required at the time Of redemption, and Nh ~, lie
thereon, vii cease and determine on the All, iIetl
cemher, 1924. WM M ~ - ~ -; q De-
July 9. 59-tlJan. Secre.ary " ~ u oi'l
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.

Office is hereby given that general meeting ~ a.
- Stockholders viii be held at lie Compan,,s ogaa
No ~ Walnut street, on Monday, tie Isl Of M,
untl the annual meeting in June next.
Philadelphia. 2l4 Sept 1924 89"o,
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Lumber Yard Removed

'sslE subscriber has removed lis Lur,ber yor,, a.
late stand, 70 Josh Hobmsons Una,fad"ni.o 1 h'
street. where he has on hand assortment Of H wy
lets7s fn,f bsa'as SrcGhas PMah, MingGpg NV ~
ing general supply Of all kinds of humber ND, Sor
ding al OF @hchhe offers tor sale Oh lie most m,..
terms WILLIAM SINtt,,,ssll4t
Wilmington, June IS, 1924 -
~ 49, lie would purchase quantity of Lumber 4, v.
different kinds, would receive Lumber 10 iii y, te
mission. -. " ell.
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INDIGO AND COMES

EUSt received and for sale, eood BEIG.3L Ty.1tro
~ Also, an assortment Of R.lCH COHBS inpot,ei..l1
New York and Boston. JOIN r. BtIN,r,r'o
Aptil7. III
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4 list of i.etters

Remaining in The Lib1y post office, on N,
30h u Jpnt, 1894.
1-I0hn Adams, Richard Anderson, vii
linn Avery, William IL. Anderson, Snruh Al.
day, Item After.
B--Nalhanicl Burson, Edmund Burnett
Nancy Burnett, Alexander Basseui Griffin
Rayne, Richard Boothe, Jnipcs W. Briscoe
G-Jacob I Gales, Pleasant Crcnsy, VII
liam Carter, Joel Cor. William Cutler.
D-Tho5. Dickson, Peter Dcardorf, Rich
ard Dfarin, Jacob Dawson, Ira Dlnock.
A,liam =. Enbank.
T--Oweu Franklin.
John Grny, Iii Gilmore, William Crit
fu, ErHbcn Guthrie, James L. Guthfir, lilo-
mas Goodman,
H--Martha Tlnnabass, wilkins Hunt, Tracy
Humphrey, Litilcberry Hawkins, Joseph
Higginbotham, Harrison |. Hughes, Rive
Hughes, Jacob Hass, Price Hopkins, hotcrL
Howard.
John T JET Q, Thomas H. Johnson,
Chloe James. joel Jones, Benz. H. lr' me.
L-George Lambert, Joel Lcitwich, Jcrs
U-Mrs Thomas Moore, Pp'sy Moore
Frances r. Mitchell, Rev. Js'aes Mitchell.
Alig, Matilda Mari, Pleasant Martin, George
d Meriwe,her, Miss Kitty MArphy, Samuel
p. r. Norman, 1hos. or Jas. McClanaban.
E--Mnses Nelson, William Neims, Charles
Selns, jun.
O---fapt w Otey.
p Mis- 5usan ID. roindester. James Poin-
dexter, John w. Perrin, Elisha Perkins, aho-
mas Patterson.
R--William J Rigden.
S-NHthan ewshnry Q.
I'll & W Thompson, Waddy Thompson,
William or Archibald Trent, Bend tn ner jr.
}, John r. Tracy, Elendcr Taylor, Christie
phfr Irnneson.
U--PascEal p Wade, George Wooiiolt
Nrs. Mily Whitley, MARY Wade, jaime
Wright, Leonard II. Williamson
WILLIAM X. PORTER, =. NJ
Ih, Q. a. "3w
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md the principles ~ the Constitution mr..
as purely It"pubilcan, N every thing, 80
eeih'ng Iellgldn, rs IN the u. State. Sa
very Is not Ia lie PERMITTED, amt every one
irving IN the territory of the Republic
o' ;omes free. III" stauding arm, - redo
erd 10 l36O, and those siallnnrd NJ
The different ports and garrisuns. Thu arm
ed militia amounts 10 over 90, 600 effective
nrn.
The duties on importation are trifiny
aud AL thr produce al the eonntr, is allow
ed To be exported free nf duty, excepting
gold and silver. indigo, balsanis, cocoa and
rum-boli and oIl,eI pay four per cent.
'he others sery mod rate duty. The
population "t the -ix provinces, AT present
united, IS more than i,so0 900 /; and the
population Of the province OF Chiaps, ~ hlch
Is abom la unite Ii-cllto the others, has "A
bout so0,ao0 Tins province is situated
between Mexico aud Gualmala aud was
united TO Mexico, but has Withdrawn from
that government.
The envoy extraordinary recently arriv
ed IN this country is ID. Antonio Jose Ga
mas, With &. Fernando Valern, ~ secretary
of Legation. A young American, Fclnn
Molinas, son Ut their envoy IL the Republic
al Colombia, came with the Minister, for
the purpose of receiving an education here,
aud expects To remain some years.
The principal seaports in the Republic
are Acauta aud IsahaI, in sweet water
lake, Lake Dulce) Omoa, TruxiIlo and
San Juan on the Atlantic, aud Keaego on
the Pacific.
The envoy has brought plan of con
templated CANAL, from lake Nicaragua To
the Pacific Ocean, showing that the canal
would only require to be ur leagues in
length and thus open communication be
tween the Atlantic and Pacific, for vessels
of I To 500 tons ut one Of the most eligible
points Cor the u. $. The country through
which II would run is though, ~ be "o.
of the richest and most fertilebn the world
and, indeed, the greatest part Of the terri.
tory Of the republic ahounds in all the
valuable productions, both Of the vegeta-
bile and mineral World, and viii nj no
distant perIsd, become most important
part of the gtehe, to the commercial world.
They have established their independence
without Il struggle with the mother cuun-
tr5, aud Spain has no troops within THEN
territory, but such s the situation of the
country, and character Of It's inhabitants.
that il would undoubtedly, take much lar,
ger army than Spain can ever hope To
send 10 reconquer it.
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CAPTAIN ANGUS.

We wish once more to invite the aiten-
riun of the President and Secretary Of the
Navy, to lhr case OF this unfortunate oiii
Ger. and that the membrrs Of the Cabinet,
or more particularly of the Navy Board,
may see thi, paragraph. we have 10 request
its Reconsideration in the National intriligen-
Ger. Thu facts of the case, we believe 10
be these Captain Auons has been sub
ject for some time past, TO occasion
al fits of mental arrangement, bat If tins
the govern Nent We're ignorant. During
me of these paroxt sme. he addressed one
ar more rude aud insulting letters to the
Secretary of the Navy, demanding active
employment, the immediate command "l a
"a, sc. One of these letters WAS returned
90 an officer on tais station, with directions
IL inquire of Captain A. if he were the an
Thor of il. The letter was accordingly
shrwn to him, bu he having partly reeo
Vcrpd his reason, gave AN esdeiVe answer,
and said he would not commit himself
The result was, that he was stricken iton
fhe rolls of the service. Ia doing II, not
having any knowledge of the mental mal'-
dy ofCapt. A.threxrcutNe undonblrdit ac
he'd correctly. But the fact Of his dtrangr
rnent. at the time of writing The offensive
letter materially alters IN" case, and zen
ders it one of peculiar hardship. Capt.
Angus has spent twenty FIVE years OF the
b ST Of his days il the service. He has "A
wife and family t" support, ard u" IS now
turned adrft upon the world, without pr"
perty of any Other means, ana "ih"h
having committed fault. W. repeat,
therefore, that the case IS one oi peculiar
hardship, aud is entitled TO the serious con
sIdpration of the Executive.
But il is also one ut difficulty and WE
believe no case, that may serve "a pr"
redpnt. has occurrtd in our country, aiihn
10 the British Naval service, officers who
have i,rcome insane, have uniformly bten
put upon haif pay. This. Is lIsl nor IL
would be the blackest imgratitude, hitef M
officer has devoted the prlpe ol his HE anu
the hest of his days, to his country, to be
turned anon the world Ia stafNe OF b'g,
because God ia his providence has i'slltd
him with a heavy affection h~e-ihht under
consideration. The diligently Of "hi,h we
speak is tins: the Presdrnt can dismiss an
officer from service al pleasure hut he
cannot appoint, except vii ne consent o.
the Senate. There Is no doubt mat III '''
Angus should be- provided FOL upon Tue
half pay list but having been stricken
from the roll ran he be restored hy me
President Or cannot the president al
rect the Secretary OF the Navy |" recall
'hr letter of dismissed which has been se''
j. .il. can be done. immediate justice may
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An ADJOURNED meeting ofseveral citizens
Interested IN the emigration ofcolored per-
sons IN llayt, was held at the Historical
Room on Friday evening. A report of a
committee in favour of The project was
read, aud the outlines of a society formed.
very sensible document was read, traus
mltied by persons of color, approving the
project, but feeling dissatisfied at certain
expressions contained in President BIO
yer's letter relative tu their moral con
dilion, aud expressing an opinion that the
president should in the first instance have
addressed himself 10 them, aud not to
thrir white bretbien.-They are, however,
willing tn cooperate in the benevolent oh
lects IN view, and the society will be or
ganlzed.
We attended the meeting, not with the
view Of taking any part at present in the
proceedings, but to understand fully the
Objects of the society. There are certain
iy great advantages which may result from
ms project, but yet requiring due caution
III INC measures about 10 he adopted.
IN. y. .adpo.
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be rendered to Captain Ao.n., by repla
e'ds him, and ordering a Court of Eno,li-
ry. But If not, the only mode by which
The end can be Obtained, will he In le.ua
inmate him to the Seiaie at the next SEA
sion, expressly with he view 10 some pro
vision ior himself and family. We feel
anxious upon this subject yet we canoo,
believe that any officer of oar gallant Ma
Wy, whose character and conduct have ne
yer been questioned, win be permitted to
suffer- IN penury AID distress, in conse
qnence Of prosidrntiai aflliction which
may have resulted from the hardships
and privations peculiar To the service TO
Which his life has been devoted.
" y. .fiv.
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The Uuitrd Provinces of the centre OF
America, ~ hich hy the basis of The Conc
slitulion as agreed upon, VII be called III
Federaie States of the Centre at America,
are at present composed al the Provinces "l
Nicaragua, Honduras, San Salvador los
tari,a, GuatamaIt, and Qnesrltenans".-,
At present three citizens are al the mead OF
the government, without any particular
THE, aliho' in turn they preside monthly,
and toe presiding one is called, for the
time being President There IS repre-
senta,ion OF deputies from each province,
which firms provisional Congress. Iht
basis of the constitution Is very similar 10
that of the United States. with the excrp
tion of an established religion, which is me
Roman Catholic, any Other public mode
of worship being prohibited They WI
have "A President, Seaate, aud House 81
Representatives, elected in the same man
n.r a. oufs, aud fUt the same length oil uhIei
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Oh Who IS she, whose palr aud furrow'd check
vi many secret crime appears TO speak
whose sunken eyes within lheir sockets roll
As it Ia penetrate her victims soul
IN seek some stain, HAT, in n carrIess hour,
ifsi laid II open 10 her Yengrhnl power
Whose scowling eyebrows seem 10 give The lie
10 the affected smile that hoscrs nigh
Yes, it IS SANDER See her poison'd dart
l. ieVeItd now AT Virtue trembling henn
In vain her iuted victim strives 10 ny,
Malie'nns pleasure glows in either eye,
IA she heholds il wrthe in agony
Beneath her mortal blow. Its misery
FILLS every feature with fierce delight,
While she exuts and glories in her might
As the fell Simoon's pestiential breath
Is burden d w'th the envenom'd shafts OF
death
Is all that bears existence shrinks against
before The power of the destroying blast,
So lovely Innocence, by Slandcr ctost,
Is in her artlul tolls forever lost.
No aid can then preserve the lovely Tower,
No arm can snatch 1t from her with ring pow'r
Twas Envy who first gave the monster birth,
Aud badc her offspring be curse on earth
Who taught her first with modest steps 10 tread
Fen while she rak Il the ashes of the dead:
Twas Envy babe her learn the treaeh 'fous art
To Irvine herself with smiIrs around he heart,
Aud when, alas that citadel is won,
To whisper to its victim 'thou'rl unjone !"
Oh that some Pow'r benign would raise its arm
To crush The willy Serpent that can charm
Fen while it stings. Oh that the world might
But vain The wish Where innocence is found
Insidions SANDER still will hover round
Yes-she will spread in cv'ry cline her lures
And he the bane OF nun while earth endnres
azu.zHsasunnzpaszxxrzxaa AszxsraspaxRtp esA.sp.
Departed this life on the 28th Of June, al
his residence in the county of Amherst, IL
the 57lh year of his age, after short but
painful illness, which he bore with gr"ai
fortitude, Capt. THOMAS S. HOLLO-
WAY. Capt. Holloway was an affection
ate husband, an indulgent parent aud IA kind
npghbor. He was for many years nu ex
emplary member of the Baptist Ghnrch.-
I'm word, he was the nohlrst work Of
God, an honest maD."-fle has left an ex-
tensiye circle of friends ana relations to
depure his loss.
-, in Amherst county, on the Goth ult.
Col. CHARLES 1ALlAFLkR0, in the 63d
year of his age--a soldier Of the revolution
useful and valuable officer in various depart
mcnts of the statc---a worthy citizen and AN
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Bediord June Court, 1924.
Plassni NJ Goggin, plaintiff
agair 1t
Edwin ". Moormap.
IN CHANtERY.

The defendant not having entered h-s
appear5nce aud given secnrii, according ~
the , Il "a assembly and the rules of tbas
coVrt and II appearing io tile satisfarihes,
% the court that he is moi an iiihahitaat BF
This country, on the moton az the plaini;f
Ivy his attorney, II is Ordered, thai the said
defendant do appear here on the fouals
MONDAY in September next, and slswt-s
the plaintiffs action, and that copy ofthis
order be published Ia Some Que Of ti;'s
Lynchburg newspapers for two months
sucressi-rIy, and pnt Up Mt the front dstse
Of the court house on two several eoa,t
July o. AZ
days. A Copy--Teste,
a. J. srEPToE, {. B..
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CENTRAL. AMERICA.

The following article from the Prov
dence Patriot is SAID to have been written
by gentleman who has had such "Ppor
ttInitirs for obtaining the information winch
it contains, as should give it fuiI credit with
thc piblic. Boston Courier.
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Notice.

DB pirim Of deed Of trust ereca,ed to
ID the mbscribef bg Armisiedd Minor, 10 s.
cure The payment Of certain debts td'ret" ,,ptci-
fed, Which iced is Of record in NE Clerks ..
fce ofths co,sniy Of Bedjood, wW b. erposed 10
salt, bg public onciion, Jer cash, o" SaiWdng he
mouse # Stephen Hc'eet, IN The county Of Btd-
Eord The
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RATTLE WITH THE PIRATES.

NEW YORK, june 81. &c ptaln Cmtun
Of the schooner Thetis, arrived yes,erd;t,
from Marzlnnilla, received Information
while y lns in porl OF a design to cut Oui
his vessel and take her oil-Capt. e. load
ed his cannon and muskcts, procured f,nr
soldiers tr"n the Commandant, aud wait
ed The attack. AT midnight, three Canoes
were seen approaching when within pis
toI shot it was discovered that they con
tanned IL men each pistol was fired
rom the vessel aud answered by volley
of musketry from the bo,ts /; "A general ire
then commenced on both sides, WHICH con
tnurd about Is minutes, when the ma
RAIDERS were driven off. Sc, eral dead
aud five wounded person, all natives of the
place, were afterwards found on the beach,
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seven Eegvo Slaves,

in so,d DEED mentioned, 40 many Of thfm as
MAJ be sufficient 10 pay tie debts 50 acaroi,
rjfh he interest ofcraing thereon, mud all ~.
COSTS ofiLe sale HE purchaser mil reesire ageh
tiIIe as is rested in ne subscriber by The died -
Juiy0. t7L0HILL ML.NAIS.
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Extract II letter dated Caracas, Nay p
1924.
"You probably have heard of the ac'
know ledgment Of the independence of e"
Iombia by the Pope, The event was &c.
LIBERATED in Caracas, by the illumination "I
tine several churches, for nualber OF sue
cessive evenings"
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-Netico.-lt had just been placed within
our power To communicate, IN the best au-
thority, Intelligence of very agreeable
nature, respecting Mexico, when The news
of Hrbide'S departure from England,
reached our Office. This last event adds
not only to the Interest but To the lmpor-
lance of the communication We had l..
make. Ii is this, and we repeat that it rests
on the b2st authority " n 60, by recent
ad, ices, received il highly respectable
quarter, has put on a calm aud settled APP
pearance ; the passions which had for some
time agltated the country have been nate
rally if not wholly tranqnilAed, and the
asptrltes Of party refined and softened,
The provincial or, as We would say, tn,
state governments, have become moderate
in their tone, and more reasonable than
heretofore in their licss--thr general go
setnment more fixed and powerful its ad
lnlnl,tr;dion has been placed in the hands
of men distinguished for learning, talent,
energy, aud resolute hostility to Spanish
domination. Don Pablo Lnilave, former
~ minister of the Home Department, hos
been re-appointed hr is a man of great
lcarni aGd great ability: he had some
time since been named Ambassador to En
gland, bat again occupies the situation IN
which he j. expected To couier the greatest
benefits on his Country. General Teran Is
appointed mister of War--he has been =
co splcunus character in the revolution, Is
brave spliirr and an excellent officer
his spirit is bold aud daring aud his procla
nations breathe an ,nconquerable aversion
Ia Spain and spanish connexlon he also
directs the Marine Department, and is de
voting the " hole of his time and energy 10
the necessary defruces ri The cuua-
Try and consolidation of the govern
meni. But thai part Of our comma
nicallon which will he considered as not
the least important, - Yet To bc stated
The finances of Mexico assume a prospe-
rous appearance IA large loan has been
negotiated in England, the terms have been
ratified by the Nexic IN Congress, and the
securities arising tnereIrom are IL large
amount actually dyed in Il respectable
house in the United States. Such In the
intelligence we had IN our power Ia publish
preyiou In thr arri, al of the news annunn
cling the sailing nftte * emperor from Eng
land, and II Is under these circumstances.
perhaps unexpected by hlm, that liurbIde
approaches the shore Of Mexico. He lie
tuns under very suspicious circumstances
his letter which W. publish does not by
any means, give assurance that he has re-
linquishtd all intention Of AGAIN aiming AT
the Imperial Cronn-but We have mol now
room IN pursue the subject and may
perhaps return to il hereafter.
Fed. Gazette.
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NosFaLK. June ss.--The Unite,,
States Schooner Porpoist, Lieuieaant
Eomd't. CHARLES W. SBINSER, went
10 sea from Hampton Roads yesterday af
trrnnon, bound 10 the Coast of Africa
The Re,'d Mr.. GGgLEY, agent for the a.
nerican Colonization Society, went pas
ssf.er.
The following LIST of the officers of the
Poypo,se. Is published for the Information
of their friends
it, Com. CHAs. W. SKINNER.
Lieulencnfs-k Richard Hunter, Taomas
Brown, Edward ;. johnson.
.,aa.hg Muster -Gnas. Lunndes.
Pmser--J"nn &. De- Hart.
.Sprgeoa-- Geo. Jrfriil
Capfs. Ci,fk-G. GiObersun.
.HdShipmen = Cuts, Abbot, Hof Whct.
croft, his9foou, and Faitfax. Beacon.
..essss..
WAsHINGToN, June az UHiam Nc
Re, late Colonel in the army of the q.
Suites, has been appointed by the Pre-
sident of The Quilted States, To be Sur,
sryor General of Missouri, Illinois, aud
Arkansas, vice HiHiam Rector.
Nat. Int
HiHtdm Ir1mbie hiss been appointed by
me president oil the Umtcd States, To be- a
Jndge for the Territory OF Arkansas, vice
Joseph Selden, deceased. 10.
MAYOR Gen. .ScoH, Commanding the
Western Military U,stict, arrived at This
City on Friday evening. lie is direct
ron tue Fails of st, Anthony, we under
stand, the most remoteposi, 90 a tour of
inspection Which hc has recently perform
ed. III.
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NEW YORK, jane 28.-Don Antonio Ca.
mas, the Minister from the III public of
Gaalamdld, NTH the suite, arrived in this
Sly on Saturday evening from Prov
dence, On his way 70 Washington.
.Ierc. .Aip.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
J. L. CALHOUN,
JOHN MCLEAN

u The sscrctnry of 'hc Navy and The ~
torney urnoral would have Joined IN the ~
hove letter, but the wond moi be in Washing
tom civ NJ lah eelcblatlon.
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Extract Of letter, dated .4iUarado, May

Firing has entirely ceased between the
Castle and Vera Cruz, The former recc,y
ing frequent supplies ofpro'Isions IN Anne
rican vessels from Havana.
"The last conspiracy III the city of Mex
leo against the present government, and in
favor of Iturblde, was discovered, and
s0me thirty of those concerned confined
among them We're several pcr,ous of DIS
tinctiOn.
"The American minister Mnzqniz, hence
~ the Uuited States, - nov On his WY
down; and il is supposed he Vii soon EN-
bark"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09

We do not wish To detract any thing
from General jackson's merit ; he deserves
well Of ms country he is Veil qualified for
she command of an army tat give US
John q. Adams IN the cabinrt-he Is a
statesman quallted To MI the Presidential
Shair aud SIC trust and hope the PEOPLE
in their best VISION viii elect hin.
re. Cif4.I.E L Siar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-07-09

Rhode Eland.-On Monday, the 2ist
ult. the State Cunyenli,n of Rhode island
met al Providence, Ter thcpurpose oflorm
ing Constitution for the State.