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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01
LOST

AN Tuesday evening last, between smatz's tavern and
" Wilmington, small bundle tied in handkerchief
containing two pair of Mems Marble Hose, and number
of Papers, of no use any but the owner, who will be
greatly obliged by return of the above articles to Patrick
Higgins, or John Durnin. Wilmington reasonable re-
ward for the same if demanded.
HUGH FLANAGAN.
April l. 1925 34--4tp,
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TO CARPENTERS.

vTVHE subscriber wishes 10 employ five six good Car.
Il penters, to whom liberal wages will be given. Young
men would be preferred Inquire of the subscriber, St
Georges, Del LEVI MILLER.
90 March, 1926. Sat
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MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

YIyHE subscriber expects open school in this Borough
i for the instruction of young in the mathematical
and physco mathematical Sciences about the beginning
of the 5th month next ENOCH LEWIS.
Wilmington, Sd month 81, 1926. 34-4tp
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Office efthe Secretary Of State, ,

A LIST shelving the names and of Stock Of all
the Retailers of foreign goods and merchandise,
within the State of Delaware, who have, comfortably
he provisions of the of Assembly in such made
obtained and paid for licenses sell by retail the said
goods wares and merchandise for the year thousand
eight hundred and twenyfour; prepared from returns
made into this office, by the Clerks Of the Peace of the
counties rcsneciivelv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

a. APPRENTICE to the Bookbinding business wanted
|, ,nv at the Office of the Waterman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

MARSH to be rented. lot of24 acres in Brandywne
Ia, Inquire at this Office. 24-H
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eight hundred and twenty-four; prepared from
made into this office, by the Clerks Of the Peace
counties respectively.
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.
Jvanes Of Retailers. Amount o.
l Hugh Exton & Sons
John Rice
Benjamin Watson
John Boyd
Mr.. Blank
John Hedges
James Deaplane
Alexander Massey
Beeson & Hall
10 Richard Williams
IL James Mannering
10 John Collins, ir
Is James English
Ia Benjamin Fields
Is William Boyer
16 Tatman & iIavs
II Wilson & Weldin
IL David Bush
10 Abraham Taylor
90 William Biddle
l2l Samuel & I'll. III Pennington
l22 Caleb Harlan
% Aaron Hewes
"a John NJ OcheItree
Is James & John Frazier
I26 Samuel Cine
l27 Andrew Dill
l28 William Larkn
log William Guthrie
80 Charley Summers
81 Josiah I'll Gilpin
1872 George Winsloe
80 Adam Delhi, jr.
"a William & Wilson Silyers
IS George Plat,
So James Crosby
1877 John w. 1atem
80 Elizabeth Ashburnham
|S9 William Stewart
40 Thomas Deakyne
Al Ziba Ferris
AZ William Grove
43 Samuel Anderson
Al Frederick Craig
las Gordon & Clement
46 Arthur Murphy
AZ Joseph Pogue
4S Marshall Phillips
40 Cyrus Lamborn
so William Janvier
| 81 Henry Nicholson
50 Samuel Stroud
So James McDunont
81 William & Robert Polk
SIS Isaac Price & Co.
Sc Robert Mcdowell
81 William Custiloc
So Aaron Daniels
SO John CHM
60 John Price
/ 81 William Boys
| 60 George w. Carson
l63 Kean 8, Oliver
Cd William Townsend
IS James Gardiner
&c James G.. Allen
|67 David Smith
|68 George Russell
90 Andrew Walker
TO Lewis Rumford
IN Jesse Mendenha & Co.
|72 John Allen
Us Caleb Head & Co.
"a William McCauley
rs Samuel McCauey & Co.
76 Lewis Rumford, lower store
IN John Patterson
l78 Hester Downing
I79 Isaac Solomon
80 Elijah Start
l8l Nathaniel Richards
80 John II. Brnckle
IS Niven and Glasgow
81 John Reynolds
IS Thomas McCalmont
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01
KENT COUNTY,

kENt COUN Il
Names of Retailers. .9mol
l Jacob Boon
Job Townsend
George Walker
4 Piner Mansfield
Charles Adams
6 John Reed
7 John Seward
James Lord
9 John Stradley
10 Vincent Moore
III George Gildersleve, jr.
|l2 Elijah M'Dowell
10 Henry Downs
IA Daniel Smith
Is Charles StIdham
l6 Joseph Parsons
II Robert Patterson
IS Presley Sc Enoch Spruanee
10 Stockley & Rowland
90 Rowland & Stockley
81 Thomas wainwright
90 Spearman S, Raymond
IS Cummins * Raymond
"a Raison & Mifflin
l. 5 James P. Morris
26 Benjamin Coombe & Son
81 Blackiston & Lockwood
90 Vincent Ofley
90 Jonathan N Cildersleve
80 John X. Rees & Co.
81 Jonathan & Hum jenkins
SO Joseph Booth
I3S Ephraim Jefferson
"a Iaaac Shorts
Is5 Daniel Palmer
|s6 John M'Clary
81 Il. & w. G. Williams
IsS Benjamin Wadhams
|S9 Elias Naudain
40 John Wallace
la Peter T. Causey * Son
4s Trusten p. M'Caulsy
las John Hall
"A Joseph Fleming
As John Edin6eld
46 Anderson * Graham
AZ Joseph G. Oliver & Co.
48 George M. Manlove
40 Charles KINNEY
so William Tomlinson
Isl john Bell
|52 John Chambers
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t5s George T. Fisher 1900
l54 Outten Laws 1916
allI SIS Major Towsend 500
e,l Sc E. S. Potter & Co. 1000
'oi57 David Prettyman 500
E SIS Thomas May 1000
,,dd SO Jacob Hill 400
rs 60 Jacob Boon $50
he l61 Clement Morris $50
o2 Isaac Graham 1000
90 SUSSEX COUNTY.
DOL L. J. & c. Wright $4,000
COL James H Phillips. 100
ool James Belts r. 100
ooool 4 Josiah Cannon 500
sol Benjamin Fooks Goo
IS John Bacon rs
25l Z. x J. ). Layton, Georgetown 1000
Jul John Houston 400
oooo| Jesse Green 1000
DOL 10 Ephraim Collins, agent for S. Williams 100
DOL IL Lynch & Hasng 500
COLL 2 John Bennett 1000
W Is Edmund Grundy 1900
10l IA James Martin, agent for II. Smith * Co. 1000
sol Is Hearn & Moore 800
DOL l6 Cornelius Coulter 500
DOL IL Caleb Ross 1000
o00ol 8 Z. & j. S. Layton, Bridgeyille 1000
90 10 Nathaniel Bennett 100
DOL 90 George Truitt 800
DOL 81 Isaiah Long 800
leg Thomas Hearn 100
w 90 Stephen Hill 100
so "a John Windsor 400
O|25 Major Lewis $50
OOl26 Henry & Minor Adams 1000
ooool 81 William Conwell < Son 1900
0000l les George Hazard $50
DOL go Samuel Paynter * Co. $500
DOL so Milby & Ponder 700
00l31 Gideon NAPLES 700
ooooi 80 Henry Hynson 1000
OOOOl 55 James Barratt $500
COL "a John Hazard & Son 1900
DOL IS Roderick B. Palmore 500
O. l36 Solomon Preuyman 1900
0000l37 Thomas L. Judge Milton 700
OOOl58 Thomas L. Judge, Milford 800
00ls9 Matthew M. Hynson 600
00l4O Lowder Layton 500
OOOl41 John Starr 500
o0O0l AZ Abel Vent 700
0Ol43 Walker Supple 500
00l44 VIM. w. Green 600
50I4s Joshua w. Stapleford 600
SO 46 John Register 200
110ol AZ Aaron Marshall r. 400
DOL 48 George Phillips 1000
O0I49 Towsend & Polk 500
0ol5o Thomas Fooks 500
oOoOl51 William S. Hall 500
0000l SO Rawlins & Twilord 500
COL 5S Miers Burton 2lOO
0I54 Pemberton Burton 400
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Thurman STATES BANK SrocK.-In this city, on
,vsdnasdav. 1912 all934. In New York, on
Tuesday, il9 IDA 119 2. aurora q Fr' GAG.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

Published in obedience to the of Assembly, entitled
Gan act laying duties licences retailers of foreign
gouds and merchandise" II. M. RIDGELY,
34-4t Secretary of State
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

heard of the amount oil damage sustained.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81.
Iry,Trp STATES BANK STocK.-ln this city, on
Wednesday, 1912 ll9 4. In New York, on
Tuesday il914a .. aurora q FIR. GAG.
STATES. left the city yesterday. escorted by Major
fAynREws'' Dragons, and accompanied by The
president, the principal officers OF the government
! and number OF our citizens, who had paid MIN
yst in the morning, evidence OF their contln-
j ned respect, and TO bid him farewell.
| Mr.. MONROE, who short time since was the
| chief Magistrate of the Union, and who had Tor
/ eght years past guided the helm OF State, was now
under the operation of laws retiring from an OIL
fee second in dignity to none in the world, to mix
avan with his fellow citizens, and to become once
more one of the people. There was neither pomp
nor show on the occasion, He was mounted ON
horseback, and dressed 10 his usual plain attire;
and as the silent cavalcade passed along he received
and returned the salulations of many who avalled
themselves of this last opportunity OF testtying
their regard and esteem for one who had SO long,
SO honoraby, and so faithfully, served the public.
He will carry with him. into retirement, the
grateful remembrance Of his country, Tor the many
and important services he has rendered during the
last ty years, anC ne VIII ItCeNS tHc uCst "iohSS
I Of his counlrymen, for his future welfare and hap
uness. Nat Journal, Gath aA.
The Tuclre Million Loan.-The Acting Secre-
ary Of The Treasury has given notice that books
will be opened at the Treasury OF the United states,
and a, the several Loan Offices on the first day OF
Apr next, and continue open until the hrst DAY oil
SOc,ober ollowng for receiving subscriptions to the
amount Of twelve millions OF dollars oil the ok per
cent Stock Of 1915, agreeab'y to the o'isons oil
Ebw OF Congress, of the Sd inst. which authorizes
Bupon subscription of this Stock, and surrender
Mi the certificates Of the Stock so subscribed, the
ssuin, to the subscribers new certificates equal IN
$amp,nt 10 the Stock subscribed, bearing an interest
10, exceeding four and half per cent per annum'
payable quarterly from the slst December next.
No part OF This Stock can be redeemed oy the go
syt,nment before Dec 81, 1928; and not more than
! one half before Dec 81, 1922 The subscriptions
may be made by the proprietors of the stock OF
GlSs either in person, or by their attorneys, GUY
authorized to subscribe and transfer 1t to the united
S,a,es Nat. Jour.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-01

So George T. Fisher
81 Outten Laws
So Major Towsend
So E. S. Potter & Co.
81 David Prettyman
So Thomas May
SO Jacob Hill
60 Jacob Boon
81 Clement Morris
62 Isaac Graham
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, by public auction. on Sstur.
day the 9th of August next, at the late resi-
dence of De10if Candle. deed. three mics iron
Nafiinsburg. the following property, viz.
Taco good sCork Horses. Wdgon;
HousehoidS Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of Beds, Bedding, &c. some BEES.
together with other articles not necessary to
par,cularise. Six months credit viii be given,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curity.
JACOB THOMAS. Adn'r.
july 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
Fntract Of q letter, dated
? "BUENOs, AYREs, MAY @

"The war in Upper Peru is a.
length closed by one of Olaneta's CO.
loneis who deserted him, carrying a
large part of his force. A battle en-
sued hetween them, in which Diane
ia was killed, when bostildies termi
mated AT the time oflhe action, Gen
eral Sucre was in Oianeta's rear, and
had already obtained possession of Pc,
tosi, but arrived too late to assist in
the action. Ii is believed that Diane
ia was killed by some of his own par.
ty, as he was the first person who fell,
at the commencement OF the action.
The result of this affair mus, prove OF
immense benefit to the commerce oil
this place. Upper Peru is one of The
richest province in this part of South
America, and has always obtained its
supplies of merchandise from this port.
1t has been closed Cor nearly ten
years.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
Land for sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell, small
Tract OF LAND, lying in Berkeley coun-
ty, Va containing fifty five acres Of first-rate
limestone soil a part Of v hich sclothed with
excellent timber; the cleared hand Is nov in a
high state of cultivation, This land adjoinss
thst of Alexander Robinson, George Mong, and
others This land will be sold on accoDmoda.
ting terms. Persons wishing TO purchase Can be
shown the premises, and terms made knewn
on application to Mr. James Robinson. liv ing
near the same, who is fully authorised to make
sale for me.
BOSWELL SABoN.
Troy, Ohio. july 81. If
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
BERKELEY SPRINGS.
To the Public.

E AGAIN ofler my services, particu-
81 larry to the Visitors OF this place the pre-.
sent season. have provided my self sufficient
II for the accommodation of such as may please
10 taIl on me as Borders on reasonable terms,
in the well known three story White House,
the sign Of Entertainment BY ]. Nj. Wheat -
And flatter myselffro much experience and
continued attention. tog've satisfaction to those
who favour me with = trial; and | will be
thankful.
James M Wheat.
Bath, Berkeley Springs, Va july 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Yorkshire Honesty.--A York
shireman, meeting with friend in
London, the following conversation
took place between ,hem:-" Bad
tlnies,o said the Yorkshireman. ''how
dun you come on here in Lunuun:
!" Very bad" replied the other; Tho
nesty has no chance to live now a
days. 'Ah!' says the Yorkshire
man; "but we mines 1t bit in our
country"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
DIED. on the 10Th inst, GERARD MAKsrIELr,
youngest son Of Gerard l.. s. Hunt of this vi

cinity.
Let not his parents mourn his happy lot,
Now all his earthly sutferings are forgot,
For he has reached farCansn's biessful shore,
Where pain and sorrow shall be known no
more. mnnicated]
AT Philadelphia, on "Wednesday night, in
the SOth year OF his age, Thomas LkiPEa. Esq
lie has left numerous and highly respecta.
ole family to lament his death. Thus, in q
good old age, another soldier has descended
to the tomb. amidst the regrest Of his fellow
citizens, and the tears Of his descendants, fam
lily and friends: -Poui,on
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Tobdcco "A Baltimore, last week
<Iohn Lee. E>q of Frederick coun
Is Nd. sold one hogshead OF his crop
NiFohaccO at$45per cwt., iour others
at $50. and ioar others at SIS Red
and yellow Tobacco are still in lie
m1nd at Baltimore, there being none
~ the market.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21
Mar,insbmg Academy.

nN FRIDAY & Saturday the 18th and 18th Of
~ August next. the ,chclsts OF the Acade.
my will be examined; the English pupils, on
the former, the Latin. on tie latter day.
+ The Examinalion 10 commence each day at
9 O'Clock. a. NJ.
A. soRTwELL~
July IA
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

MARRIED. on Tuesday. by the Rev. Mfr.
riley, the Rev JoaS BEAR, 10 Miss ELIZA
HILDr, daughter OF the Rev john HiIdt OF TINS
county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Il Challenge to The World AT
Southo!d, l. L. in May last, the fol.
lowing numbers OF shad, or, las they
are generally cailedO mosshankers,
were taken by seine, named the
Sea Serpent, at single draughts, VIZ.
one OF 400 600: another Of 70O GOO; a
third OF 1900 ,0O0 \! These fish are
taken for the exclusive purpose 81,
manuring the soil; from 10 l2 GOO
are usually put on an acre - some OF
the seinesa are above 100 rodsin length,
and from IL 10 20 feet in depth.
Neio York pap.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Wool.-The following Information
Of the prices at which wool now sells
at Philadelphia, may be interesting to
some of our readers:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

The building in which The Post OF.
flee at BALTIMoRE has been kept Tor
several years past, has been sold, and
IS to be pulled down TO give place TO a
splendid City Hotel Very commodi.
Gus rooms have been appropriately fit
TED up for the Post Office in The A
thcnaum, corner Of Light street and
East Lexington. late New Church
street, and the Post Office was &C.
cordingly removed there OH Saturday
last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

A MEETING OF the subscribers 10 the
IA BATH HOUSE, is requested at Mrs.
Goading's Tavern, THIS EVENING, al Z o..
clock July II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

July7, 1928
P.s. The Post Mas'sr is under The neces
siy OF informing persons WHO may call lns
letters or news pspsis that the cash must b,
paid. No letter or paPr - win hereafter BE-.
charged to any exee2sthtse IL whom quagterlf
accounts are kept.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Burning of an Ice House AT
an early hour on FRIDAY morning, the
extensive ice house oi Mr.. William
Lee, in Philadelphia, was destroyed
~ fire. 1t was low frame build
ing, more than hundred feet long,
and contained great quantity OF ice.
The straw used to cover the ice, took
fire accidentally from the flame OF a
candle.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Monday nexti the day fixed upon for the
meeting of delegates at Staunton, for the pur-
pose of devsing means for amendirgth the State
Constitution There will be about fifty coun.
ties represented in Convention. A part of The
deputaton from this county have gone on. In
the person of M. I. Hunter, The Convention
will find ala able advocate.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Il Curiosity.-The following is a
copy of a promissory note. 1t is a
literal transcript from the the original
mot one word CT which except the
signature, which we forbesrto expose,
is spelled correctly - Nan Eng.
"NANTucKEr FEBRUARY f4th
1900 & Fore Valley RI seaved
Eve PROMISE TO pave Tommass
Coffigne J,r.ar orr 10 o hyss Orrdere
One demand thee somme off Thyrtie
Dolers ande Thyrtie Saints one orr
bafor thee Thyrtie daye off February
1900 and 2 white Lawiulle intrisst
UntilIe pade ass wittnes mye hande,"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

nSiiCfAi Euat OHice ~
"A
Harris Anderson
b
Milton J Brown
nirs Elizabeth Burk
George Burns
| e.
Miss Lucilla Catlett
John Chambers
George CragIow
Okey Clawson
Benjamin Conley
John Craighead
Mrs Fanny Cross, 2
George Couchman, 2
VIM Gum ingham
Messrs Wm Cunning
ham & jacob French
john Cross
u
Jos Donaldson. ~
James Day or Daniel
Davis
Joseph Ducke
Elizabeth Debut
r.
William Flanagan, 2
DAVID Fvren
G. |
Hannible Greenwood |
Samuel Gallegher |
John Grub
Aibfecht Gruber
William Green 8
III
Robert Hedges |
III zsbe,h Hedges. 2 !
Widow |
r
Miss SsrahC Johnston |
William. Johnston /
John JohDstou |
X |
John Kisingsr /
John keishner 2 |
l. |
Jacob Luihy
William Lemon
BastlLucas
thomas Locke
WILL.
- xanr
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

Melancholy Occurrence. OnSun
day last, Is or l6 colored people. men.
women, and children, the servants of
different planters beyond the Eastern
Branch, were crossing that river, on
their way home from this city, where
they had attended church fot the per
formauce of their religious duties. and
to get some Of their children baplised.
BY some accident the boat was upset,
and all the unhappy beings persisted,
except one man and one Of the wo
men. Nat. Int
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

II EMAiNiNG in the Post Office, Martina,
II burg. on Isl Jolly, 1925, which il not taken.
out beiorelst October next. will be Sc IL 70 tho
General Post Office as dead Letters.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-21

BY the bursting of a cannon at Car
Use, Pa. on the evening oil the 4th
inst ar. William Bell and Dr.. John
s. Given were MORALLY wounded.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
Insurer
~ NRIMHnu LLln II
FOR
FROM ENGLAND.

The regular Packet ship Leeds, which
arrived at New 70 on the eth ult.
from Liverpool, has brought ucmerous files
of i'nndon, Liverpool aud provincial pa
Paners, together with Loyd's Lists and
Pee Currents, fke London papers to the
evening of the ed, and the Liverpool of
the 2ith August, the day on which the
packet saled.
1t appears by the report Of the Markets,
siys the Evening Post, that cotton had not
improved ia price, and that the sales were
extremely dull. Private letters state that
two additional failures, one an American
house at ldverpooi, aud the other a cotton
brokerin London, had taken place, which
had IT'S effect upon the cotton market.
THE GREEKS.-Yarious coo6rma-
tons had been received, though eane of
them amounted TO certainty, If the iateIli-
seoce OF the capture of Ibrahim Pacha N
an important battle, in which the ireek
patriot !orca was s2ccsssiul. Ihe ia,est
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
ST.. LOUIS, Miss. Sept. =


Our citizens 1--we been grarIfed, dafHS
the last week at the arrival of Don MN.
Simon de Escudero, citizen OF the flTA'.
can Republic, and a deputy IN the pio''
Ciai congress Of the State of Chhuah2d
He is the bearer OF letters 70 the anu.
tiles of this state. and Of the Limited Sid
which show the official station whlcn y.
holds at home, and also Of coninu''
ton from III. Governor Of New neXleo,
which the latter forcibIy .rses upon ~, u.
United States The necessity ofco-oPerau.92
with him for the purpose Of putting a' ~, .I,,
to the robberips aud murders "hle' ~
Indians commit between Missouri a.,
Mexico, AID which are SO preJud,e''
the commerce carried on between Tie ~
countries. The main object, ho"e' ,s =.
Senior Escudero is to make hlmse'
quaiuted ulth the people and Ihsti'o''b s
Of the United States, far which par ~.
proposes 10 remain about twelve h'oa''
We regret TO state that he was a M ,Fs
loser by the audacious rotperg winch w.
Osages committed about moata ae'' -
of which ne have heretofore gwen d" 20.
count. Among other sufferers lie n Sofre
rfed his loss, AID laid IN his cia''i' oo,, u
the Superintendent Gen. CLARK, VIM a.
doubtless exert all the power oi n'e ~
TO procure complete iudemnitcat'al' ,,s
We have stated that Sen0r 1scuoei"
from the State of Chihuahus, the ut, ,@'ts
province Of Nen Biscsy. Of which speN''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
SUICIDE.

II may he amusing 10 the reatPr, perhaps.
to be reminded Of the following dialogue Oh
this subject:
Or. johnson There is no situation a
man can possibly be IN, that he has a right
to put himself to death.
Mr.. Boswell. -Sappose MAJ IS Also.
InteIy cure that, il he lives a tsH lays long
err, he shall be detected in fraud, ne cor
sequence of which wouH be after dlsglace
and expulsion from 5a.lel5I
Or. johnson Then r., ann :, to some
pltc" vh,.s II Is at known don't lei
IN L. {. he -. .ahsrsi IS kno,on.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10
DOMESTIC.

PrcSi dent .4dumS.-The Boston paper,
of Thursday week announce the arrIvaI u
Mr.. Adams on Wednesday evening, IN Inc ,
steam boat line. He had taken mp his loVb-
ings at the Exchange Coffee House.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-10-10

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Boston Galaxy; It Is worth reading, and re
trust no one who Is fand at good sketch,
will b. startled At the arfesr Of two Of three
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