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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

The following are given in the last London
papers as authentic copies Of the letters which
passed between the Duke of Wellington and
Mr.. Canning, touching the formation of the
new Cabinet. 1t will be seen that they differ
very lite in substance from those published
some weeks back, and which were afterwards
declared to be spurious. NoTE.-Mihfdry Ca
5inet- Makers seem to meet with as little success
in England, as they do in America; nor are the
rejecting people Of that country more disposed
to be enslaved by the battle Of Waterloo, than
are the rejecting people of this by the battle of
New Orleans.
Mr.. Canning TO the Duke of Wellington
FOREIGN OFFICE, April 10, 1927, p. NJ
My dear Duke of Wellinglon-The King has
at an audience from which am just returned,
been graciously pleased to signify to me his
Majesly's commands 10 lay before his Majesty,
with as little loss Of time as possible, plan of
arrangement for reconstruction Of the Admi-
nistration.
In executing these commands, it will be as
much my own wish, as it is my duty to his Ma
jes:y, 10 adhere TO the principles on which Lord
Liver2ools Government has SO long acted to.
gelher.
need not add how essentially the accom-
plishment must depend upon your Gracc's con.
tinuance as Member Of The Cabinet.
Ever, my dear Duke Of Wellington,
Your Grace's sincere and faithful serv't,
(Signed) GEORGE CANNING.
His Grace the Duke Of Wellington.
The Dukeof Wellington to Mr. Canning.
LONDON, April 10, 1927.
My dear Mr.. CANNING have received your
letter Of this evening, informing me that the
King had desired YOU to lay before his Males
,y plan of arrangements for the re.cons,ruc
ton Of the Administration; aud that in execut-
ing these commands; it is your wish TO adhere
to the principles on which Lord LiverpooPs
Governmenment had so long acted together.
/ anxiously desire to be able to serve his. Ma
jesty, as have done hitherto, in his Cabinet
and with the same colleagues. But before l
give an answer 10 your obliging proposition, !
should wish to know who the person is whom
you Intend to propose 70 his Majesty, as the
head OF the Government.
Ever, my dear MIR. Canning,
Yours mos: sincerely,
(Signed) WELLINGTON.
The RIGHT Hon George Canning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-20

The importance of the commerce oil the Isl
and of Cuba to the United Stated is strongly
illustrated by the fact that out Of ffty-sir for
eipn vessels in the port of Havana on the a6rh
ulr, FIFTY ONE were American, two English, one
French. and two Bremen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

Wy LH Tor sale my Plantation ON Beaver,lam Crcek
!" . county "i Gooehland, within miles Of the Cour,
mousse mics from the James River Canal, and o. miles
"om honin"nd containing about 500 ucres-abou a fI,h
Pa,' oi when IS low grounds Of superior quality we'll
and cultivated in corn wheat nd tobacco ana
inc high land NOT inferior any in the neighhou,hood
aooni NTH part of the rac, is unclearef, arriinu a
sVo'ent supply of timber for all plantation purposes and
IS fine tobacco aud-and the whole pana ticr ,eps,ka
bly, well wstered having several lille constant umnn
streams.
ne 'nprovemens are all new, and of superior order the
""t''g IS iatse story house, elegantly finished with
SIN h'e-piaces kitchen, laund house, Sc co,-
"""'o"S Darn and threshns machine 5 large tobacco
h""Ses house, stable. ovcTsees house &c. there is
good well IN the yard afnrdng abundant suppy If
e%Gs"eh' water throughout the year, and severa ncycr
,ai,hs pr Is on The tract. The situation is reusa kab
hea!ty' ana may be justly estimated desirable as any
j" mis- section OF country The may he unu
s"ay accommodating, onethid of the purchase would
ne received III land negroes other property, the
oaianec' an arrangement may he made the
nehcc Oh the purchaser For further particulars apply
Shm. Dunn of Richmond, VIM. D. Taylor at Gouchland
OF to the subscriber on the premises.
June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
MANAGERS OFFICE,

RcLnsoad Jlu,c 2,5h, 1927.
FRAMING Of the Dismal swamp Canal Lottery NJ
~ 7. which took place at I.vnchhurr on Wcdnes AK
"si the -H1 'nSt. viz 81, CO. III, So, 90 S. 90 49,
are the Nos. which were drawn
The ic!r; having il three trs, drawn numbers
Is e'''"t" I" the capiai priEc OF $4,000
ANY icNst having on it three of the drawn Nus is
entitled to capital prize.
The io2 tickets having them Nos. q and So or III
ana no So ar are oaeh entitled to p'i<e of ssh
ne 2ui tickets having on them ms. ~ and SO, or
anu 80, % - a"u 4s"r aud 49, each entitled to So
All ether tickets having Oh them any o,brr ,,yo IF ~,
,. ~ ''' e"ch emitted to $40
Ana all II, bets with only % the drawn Nos on them
are each entitled -
}. B. YATES & A. MCINTYRE
June o6 49, a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26
Eom he ,4Dary CARTE.
~ - "@' TT
TIT LATE MURDER AT AIp,x--

III III 7 % NOItUbH n NLBANE.
ne "rand Jury Tor the city and county Of Albany N
Oh thursday found true bill against Jesse Strarr for
'hs MURDER OF John Whppe, at Cherry Hill nea Albany
on The night of the 9Th Of May last They have also f
ON against Elsie D. ~hppls, the wife Of the said John
w UIPo' loT ocInG participation the murder Mrs
W. was yesterday arrested, and IS now in prison 10 aaj,
nef u'a'' which viii probably be in IuIy.
On nurshay, subsequent the Indictment and abou,
,no GocN night Srang for MI Becker the ran
~ d"" mace uil confession of his guilt, Tn be con.
cS'ion' ne Implicated Mrs Whppc the wife Of Tho IL.
e.aSfu who he says repeatedly urged him to tc comrn
% VI we fatal act which he often declined 'unt final
~, W an ev moment he yielded to her SOLICITATIONS
"hat Strang says on this subject. ought TO he taken with
great allowances as he has heretofore made similar
Ss'g''nSt Mrs w and subsequently,, after FIRST DENYING
that he had made them Gccls ;c.1 ma, = - LJ ,, -
! Re ssii RAJ was saIs, TO- ~'''o ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

Eioglcnce Of he Z. Stotes.-E. B. Wi4i,ton, y. NJ
Professor of the Greek and Latin languages and itcra-
uTc, III the American Literary, Scientific, aud Military
Academy, proposes 10 publish by subscription, work un-
der this tile, complied from the most approved specimens
of American ebcratve forensic nd popular cIoguencc
Under the s bead will he the mos, celebrated Speeches
delivered in Congress, and in the State Convent
ons called for adopting the Federal CONSTITUTIONS as Pa
trick icnTys, DIR. ETadscns, Geo. Hamiunis Sc I'm
der the Forensics head, of the crquca, ar.u
mcns before the Supreme and Circuit Courts the L S.
as Cen HaD'iltons, Gov. Randophs. Mr. Wilson'S. Mr..
Wickhams, Mr.. Pnkncys, Mr.. Vests, Mr. Webs,sr,s
&c Under the last head, CRATIC Of Richard Henry Lee
Fisher Arcs' Gov Clinton Mr.. Webster Mr.. Everett &C.
Fhe work is pauouized by many OF most celebrated
names in the United States, and t utility in historical
and ddac,ic point Of vicw less than literary, cannot
be questioned. An agen, g in this part pf the country
soliciting subscriptions, and proposals Of
Mr.. Willis,on public attention Gov Giles has cxprcs-
sed understand, high appreciation the contemplated
wok.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

Bdnk O. Sharf' rs. DGldrtdge.-Tl1e Jury have not
yet gone out in this II has been argued bv Gem
F"y"r ana Mr. Wi in part, for the Bank and by Leigh
and Johnson FOR Stevenson Mr. Writ will conclude the
argument commenced yesterday this day.
Fhe arguments ofcuuncl have attracted
Interest and crowds to hear tom when the cause il
disposed Of we shall endeavo possess our readers at
distance Of the principal points the law and evidence
from very roneise notes. relied by either side Mr.
S'eyensons plea is ss' }arnrn, and upon the snre
question, whether the bond by Tim a, tie time
lie signed or after, or ny authorised agent or by an
nnau'huriscd agent with his subsequent express ra,dca,-
or, the whole cause has turned. Yet narrow As the field
seems to be, 1t has given much extent and nce
""ty OF argument, as was perhaps eveetsplayeI in the
trial of uny cause.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-26

Signs New York National Advocate FIR
Ians for several months, has at length dec.ivcly de-
ciared for the Administration. Jacksonisnisu, and
Cintonansm, i; in'ima'es, compose drought too hi,
;cr for any Republican swallow S!ucy each s had
enough-united, they arc uncomfortable Both Of ,tnse
men have made direct assaults upon tic union and IN
tegrrty of the Republican party-Clinton by lis at
tempt at division and coalition with Tie ederaIists in
i"I2-Jackson by his advice to MIR. Monroe in 1917
The paper has taken the occasion of Mr.. S. s. Commits
who has for lime edited it, taking share in the
ProprieorsP, to declare its political Attachments
II says:
at is confidently believed THAT the great republican
family OF the state of New York IS dociIedly frienJI,
10 Tie National Administration, and when tie time
comes that its voice shall be raised IT will he seen that
he principles OF The early and ilusrious champion Of
unm'Xed Tepuhcanlsm will still have force and iDu
enCc. The National .4dyOcaic so flrIjy in The conf
Geucc, oDd long the organ the republicans Of the
state OF New York, will be mindful Of the OCCASION and
continue 20 adhere the principles upon which wa,
originally established; and recognizing in tue leading
OF the present administration OF the national
go' the policy OF Iis republican predecessors
and the certain prosperity and true glory of tie land
this paper will give il steady and firm support. And
"h'e The distinguished statesman at the head OF it,
pHTsuc5 as he hitherto has, tract luminous with L.,
trioIsm and larmouou. with public feeling il is NOT
too much 10 predict that the state Of New York Itinr
her free aud uDsackcj voice will call again for his Sc
cond elevation TO the chief magstracy of this unionn
-e2o-
We have received and will publish as early as pos
sibe. The defence of Mrs Jackson by tue Nashville
white washing Committee. We are willing al all
times, 10 give fair play. The reader is fully competent
to understand this matter, and arc willing perfectly
willing that he should take this defence for what
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y Valuable Plantation Tor Sale

June o.,6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

that In some insisa,e <, the temp oraIy appoint
,nent has been contiuued alter the terventon oi
the session OF the Senate. as in The cases ot air
Purviance. MIR. Kussei, hir Lawrence, Nh J-ck
son, MIR Brent, Mr. H0gbe-, aud Sheldon; and
in two cases. (tho-s Of Mr.. Ervine, aud air. NJ
rs,) after the Intervention oil sever-l sessions of
the Senate and 4,hly, that ia the case of Mr.
John A King. the allowance made 10 him
medium between the highest and Lowell allow
ances that bad been previously made. The hghe-'
was made in the OF Mir. Russell and Mr.
Jackson. to each of whom, besides he ou,Iii and
salary ia Charge, quarters return ssary MAS
| a. owed MIR King was not allowed a salary as q
| charge during the absence oil MIR. Gala d. his
visn 10 Paris las, fall; nor was he allowed quar-
ter's return salary Charge. lie .a-, more.
YER he bearer of Conve the first
| OF the conclusion OF which, reached the Dep.,i-
| n~n, by his delivery of The ius,rumen, ITSELF
Such service is always regarded, in the uansac
lions of Governments, AZ one OF peculiar inierss,
He might have been. but MI. allowed the u
susi compensation made 20 bearers OF de-pa rhes
An extract from letter. addressed by the a'e
Secretary OF State to the Chairman ofthe Com,uit-
lee Of Ways and Means, marked u accompanies
this r-rot.
g. Tie Commissions of the Ministers to Pa
MANN and Secretary Of Legation, bear date Iltt
March 1926.
MI. Anderson's salary, one of these Minis
,er-, commenced, and his salary, as Minister q
when he left Bosota % proceed TO Panama MIR
SeTgeant's commenced ON the 9th OF Oct. 1926
whsn he WIS TO itied To prepare q proceed OF
tn Miss on. Mr.. Roohe-ier's salary IA Secre
rary oi he Legation, commenced nth The date Q
his commission. The consI er~tion- winch indu
ced the Fix ii III of hi con,tne enc eiueut at tina
period were hese: he resided in the interior q
: New York, remote from be sea board, and = a
required shortly after the confirmation Of his ap
poih'ment, TO rep ir to the Ci Of New York
I where he accordingly Came, to prncee. on III
mission, which i, was then expsc,ed would de
part In the course Of the last SIP iug. Subseaue,
), events. mol ciarge"ble him, prevented his d,
paIturr. lie moreover 'e>igned abou' the period
his nomination TO the Senate, a Judicial static
II "hich he held under the State OF New York,
u enable HIM TO accept this appointments; ar
r, himself IN reatiness TO depart the Mission fro
the date OF his appointment. to the period VIII,
N he actually sailed from The United States.
AL which is respectfully submitted.
Z. ii CLAY
8 Department, Of State, Washington, jan 3
4 1927.
The Message and documents accompanying
r. were laid tie table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
DECREE.
SIMON BOLIVAR, President, &c.

CONSIDERING
list. That The situation OF Venezuela !. nns,
ismentable, owing 10 the mutual conflicts of i,s
parties 10
III. That I'm authorised by the wishes oftbe
people, TO exerl extraordinary powers for The sal.
vstion OF our country.
I'd. Thst domestic peace il III. secor;, r.
all, and the glory Of the Republic
DECREE,
ist. M one shall he moIesied or tried for aov
'bi6g done or said with reference to reform
- Inc persons, properly, and Offices of tbose
engaged IN that cause guaranteed without az
cepiion.
.. The General in Chief Jose Antonio par
sbaII continue 10 hold the civil and military sntIo
NY under the name OF superior or high chief nj
venezuela, with the facilities proper 10 that STA
tlon; and the General in Chief Santiago Ms,;no
snail be Intendant and Commanding C.ene,,1 -
MatUIn.
a. Immediately on the promulsation Of ,I,is de-
cree, ny authority as President of tie Republic
shali be acknowledged and obeyed
D. Every act OF hostility committed after tho
issuing oil this decree shall be judged as a slate
crime, and punished according to law.
D. The great National Convention shall be
eonvoked pursuant to The decree OF The Ig,b nj,
IN order TO determine The fate of The Republic.
oIVeo It Head Quarters. Porto Cabell, l.,
January, 1927 Signed by ms hand, Sc.
SIMON BOLIVAR.
G ou"'e'sisned " The Secretary OF State and
oacie Isry General Of His txcelency.
J. II. REyENGA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
<KD Uru-
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 6
CONC ESS

In the Senate, yesterday, the I'LL Tor reducing ii e
uu'y OF imported salt wa read a third time; and.
after some debate, was passed ayes 2i noes I'll.
"a message was receiN ed from the President of the
y. transmitting letter from the Agent of The
U D with the Creek Indians relatiyeto The rj.ln,
and territory secured Jhat nation by the treaty nj
ihS III AprilIas After some conversation as I'm
me proper COMMITTEES 10 which the so jec, ought 10
oe referred, the message, AID the docnmenis ar
companyins II, were referred 20 a Selsc, Commit q
OF hve who " ere appointed by bsllo,, viz Me,.rs.
Benton, BeHien, Smith Of S. Z. Yan Buren,, and
Harrison.
In the IL OF Il. yesterday, the resolution offered
ny M o'undeIs was supported by Mr. Hsinil on
In speech which occupied the whole o. the hour
appropriated hy the rule 70, ,be consideration of
resolutions, Nben the further discussion " a, sus.
pended by the Speaker. The House then resumed
he discussion o. The Mahuf.cturers' Bill. which
was opposejby Mr.. Archer, in a speech of some
length MIR. lnsham then mo ed 10 rec ,mmit The
oi!i TO tie Committee Manufactures. with in
siruciions to vary and multiply the n,inimums.
which resolution, with the amendments mad. in
accordance with 1t, order cd 10 be printed
Nir. Cook gave notice that only fourteen DAYS of
ihe session remained in which public bills Could he
discussed, lie would, soon as lie could pei The
floor, ihls day, move for the precious ouesfion
with view TO the impartial termination OF ia. de-
bate. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

Tomorrow, Tue.d.y ..e G h, the Leois,a,,rs of
>New YORK proceeds 10 the choice of SENATOR in
Congress, TO serve for six years from he. 1tb Of
March next The re-electian /. Mr.. Van Bnren
is not doubted The two Houses of The I,eeis,..
'ure- OF Maine and Massachusetts conriaued 20
disagree at The last accounts, consequently no
'hoiee Oh senators had been made. Bait. Pat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
Conclusion Of the Presidents .Messoge o.
Gesgia .4Gais1

Georgia .aGais
~ ought not, however, to- be disguised. thai the
act OF the Legislature OF Georgia, under The 60
s"uction gwen 10 II By the Governor of ll,st State
"nu 'ne survey made, or attempted, by hi. au,bo-
Iiiy, beg ond the boundary secured by The Tee.
Of Washington, Of April last, 10 The Creek In.
dIsns, are Ia direct violation Of The Supreme 90,
oil this land, set forth in Treaty, which ba. TO-.
ceiVed AL The sanctions provided By the Con.t,u,.
lion' which we have been SIS orn TO support and
maintain. Po'' """
Happily distributed as the sovereign oo,yers NJ
,he people OF ibis Union have been, between their
General and State Governments, their bis,o,v 49,.
aHeauy TOO often presented collisions bet : cen
these divided authorities, with regatd TO the ax-
tent oil their respective powers. No instance no.
yer, has hitherto occurred, in which tbi. roIl.,,
has Leen urged into conflict OF actual lorc. NJ
other Case Is known TO have happened. in ,,I,;.L
the application OF military force by The Co.s.s"
ment-of the Union, has been presetbed IN, ~.
enforcement oil law, the yiolat on of which bss
wi'hin any single state, been prescribed by Lee
gslstive act of the Stale IL The present i,st.-aa
il is his du'y 10 say, tina 1.-THE Lesis,aiivs AID ~
ecu'ivc Authorities OF the State OF GEORGIA sb nId
peTsevere IN acts of e1croa chment INN, Tho IT,,
tories secured ny solemn Treaty TO the Indian.
and The laws oil the Union remain unsIicreJ. a su
peradded obligation, even higher than that OF bn
man authority, will compel The Executive Of The II
- 10 enforce The laws, and fulfI The duties Of tbs
NaIo" ny al me force commit ed for that purpose
70 MS charge. That the armed military force WILDE
IesoHeu 10 only 10 the event offhe failure OF N
o'bsI e&Pend'enis provided By the law, = pledse
nss been gwen, By the foIbesrsnce TO emplot !,
tbs time. II Is submitted 10 the wisdom az l,o,
grcss TO determine, whether any further act O. |
legsiation may be necessary or expe,en: 10 NEE
ne emergency which these transactions may pro \
luce JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08


WAsHINGTeN. Feb. 6.-In the Senate YES.
tefdsy' the hour was so late before Mr. Havue
could get the floor 10 call up the Baskruot Ri
that he deferred his purpose until to-u.orrsw AZ
O'Clock, at which hour, as soon after A, uoss,,
lie declared his Intention TO press for decision O,
IL. ~, -,
a new and very unwelcome topic Was y.,,e,-
day introduced into both Houses OF Congress. bv
HE Message OF the President of Tie II *
Touching the question which has arisen bet,vee,
The u. D and the State o. Georgia, in regard IN
the execution OF the is-t Treaty wi,I, lie .,e.L
Indians. Though we sure that notbino s.rions
VIII be aiiowediO result from it, II is Il ,y,tboo,
regret that we have The collision arrive sv.n
I'll lie point wbichlt has reached The subi,ct i.
one which demand. the serious, and sbovs -,
the dispassionste consideration of the Public 10 M
CHS. ANY other treatment Of it --any other ,e.uI,
Than good understanding beiw ecu ,he State ADJ
GENERAL Governments, produced by inu ual fo,be.,-
ance and good feeling will exhibit this con,,r
'othe world in an attitude II has never before :.
suined; ssd al moment wben, more than eve, 80.
should, in cherisling the peace and h ruouv nj on
Union, ente ourselve. TO the respect of our lfi.,
and even OF our enemies abroad
AS the subject has already drawn forth some r.,
marks from both Houses OF Congress, and will,
undoubtedly give rise to more, we shall. for ,b.
r''''' ''''e" comment upon IL. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08
INTERESTING; FRov cor o,,n,.

bALTiMoRE February 5.--In addition to the
f,cies copied from the Norfolk papers in pre-
esdins column. we lay before our readers The fol-
lowing Decree, (by an arrival at Phi,aJei,,,', 40,
aLd letters all tending 10 shew that The Difficult
ties men unhappiiy existed in the Republic OF
@oionibia, are last disappear ng under the jbnu-
ence OF the genius of Bolivar.
Although Bolivar has for purposes best known
TO himself, elevated Paez to Ihe rank of Sunerior
chiei OF Venezuela, the faint Of suspicion can
never ne eraaicaied from character, who has
given so many evidences Of to.aI incan.c;,v -
comprehend h e civil institutions OF the Republic
and ever ready 10 make the sword the ONLY a,b;,
er between men and principles With those feel.
'nss aiiyetui suppressed for The moment the peo.
pie OF olombIa can only view Psez's elevation IN
ram, !, ana power as a necessity forced upon the
L'oeTator by the peculiar 81 ua;on of the country.
Esd Gnx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-08

we learn from The Georgia Statesman, that The
troops ordered by Gov. Troup TO the Florida non
.'er, 10 que The late disturbances, have returned
~ i''eusev'ie' Is believed without meeting the
VILE, until the return OF Col Bailey. Aid 10 o. :.
governor, who has been ,ie~ patched TO the I,i,Is
fnhce' to inquire into the recent s,oppace bv
"a me sasveyois. Mar. Journal
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
Notice
TO JUSTICES c. TEzE FEkCE.

OF this State are hereby requested to make their re-
turns of the fines, imposed by them, also the names
Of the Conssables, who had the collection OF sad
fines.
l Those Justices of the Peace, who have neglected
10 make their returns for several years past are re-
quested to make return OF all the fines imposed by
them since their last return
Attention to this notice is requested, as report
Will be made to the Legislature of all those who neg
ect to make their report according to Law
Also the Road Commissioners of the County OF
Castle, who have not made their returns of the
expenditures on Roads and Bridges in their respec
1--WE hundred for the year of 1896, gre requested to
iorward them as soon as convenient.
S. WILLIAMS,
auditor Of accounts State of Delavpare.
Oot. 3lst, 1927. 57-4t
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
AGENTS..

CcycoRp.-Dr Thomas Adams, P. Nj.
BarDcEvILlE.-Henry Cannon, P. M.
MILToN.-Mr. Arthur Mlby.
FRANKFoRp.-Mr. Isaiah Long
DAGsBoRcuaH.-Dr. Edward Dingle.
GE,HGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
IEwEs--H. f. Rodney, T. M.
MlLFoeD.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FREpEaIcA-J Emerson, ?. NJ.
CAMpeN.- Thomas Wainwright, ?. NJ.
DovEa.-John Robertson, Esq.
SMYRNA-Samuel ii. Hodson Esq.
CANrwELrs BR1DGE.-Manove Hayes, T M.
Thomas Harry, T. M.
SUMMIT BRIDGE.--John Clement, T. nj.
WARWICK, Md.--John Moreton, +. M.
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pf these Agents, may pay their subscription money
10 them, they being authorized to receive it, and to
give receipts.
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