American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-05
SUSSEX COUNTY.

At meeting Of the Republican Party of Sussex County
held at George Town Tuesday, Sd August lS25-pLTEa
HALL Esq being called to the chair, and GEonGE FRAME
appointed Sec'y.--a committee was appointed from the
several hundreds to make out ticket -Whereupon the
following persons were nominated and recommended to
the undivided support of the Republicans of Sussex County,
to wit
.Senator-John Tenant
epresentatives-Capt Robert West, Thomas Rider,
George Polk, Kendall M Lewis, Doct. Simon Is. Wilson,
John Tunnel, Henry II. Wells
Coroners-Wliam Swain, Thomas Marvel.
Levy Comt COmmissionerstieorge II. Fisher C. c. H.,
George Frame, 1. II. H., Nathaniel Tlngle, ID. ii.
Signed by order of the meeting
PETER HALL, Chairman.
Gro FRAME. sec'y~
FDe-Two ware houses near Camden street. Baltimore
burnt Friday night last One of the buildings CON
tanned several hundred stand Of arms belonging 70 the h
Regiment These with all the other contents OF the houses
were destroyed.
Among the contributions the American Colonization
Society," observe the of SIS collected in the "a
Presbyterian Church in this Borough on the 4h of July
The City Inspector of New York reports the death of
TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN persons during the week
ending Saturday the 0th u viz :-83 men, as women,
SO boys and SO grsof whom Al were of or under the
age of year.
Mr. Rush entered upon his duties Secretary Of the
Treasury, on Monday.
WASHINGTON, August 2.
General LAFAYETTE arrived the Seat of Government
yesterday afternoon from Baltimore, accompanied by one
of the of the President of the United States who had
gone out miles the Baltimore road, with the car
rage Of the President, to meet and conduct the General
to town. The General attended by his Sun and Sec
rotary, and reaching the City proceeded
the of the President whose guest he will be du
ring his stay in this City. Mar Intel
August SIN the morning of yesterday, General IArAr
ErrE, in company with the PRESIDENT of the United States
and tie Secretary of the Navy, visited the United States
Ship BuANDYwINE fitting out at this Navy Yard, in
which the General is take passage for France After
wards the good General received many yslters at the
Mansion of the President.
In the evening" there crowded party Major Cen
era BnowNs given in honor of the Naval Officers of whom
the pending trials of two high officers have brought many
together. There present, is believed nearly sixty
officers of whom about twenty of the highest grade
OF commission. The party honored by the presence
of beloved GUEST who found himself amongst the most
gallant among the Of his early friends in the crowd OF
Military and Naval gentlemen who surrounded lrn.--6
The cordial interest which is fef in every word uttered
by General Lafayette precldes the possibility that any OF
readers should overlook the very important phrase in
his the Mayor of Lancaster, about his return to
this country. Speaking of leaving the United States La
fayette says-"a parting which would still more regret
did the hope, that ii as NOT for the LAST nle
thai am blessed ruth the sight Of Ibis happy and delozea land
Dem. Press.
When General Lafayette dined with Mr. PARKINSON on
Sunday last at his country seat near baltimore. he was
presented by Mr.. Patterson with four beautiful full bred
Calves of the celebrated Coke Devon breed which the
General made choice OF himself Of hoc and which he
intends taking witt. him 70 rranrc