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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
From the Boston Gnxetfe.

The following paragraph IS translation from PEtoit
Paris paper OF Octuter last, and We present ito tic
public as record Of remarkable IN this eh ghR
ed age. Ii refers 10 lieu,. j. WAsHiscToN, distant
relative OF Gen Washington, sho Wert tc Greece some
eighteen months ago. uIdei the patronage Il The Glct
Committee Of tins Cny. Afer Lieut. Washing on lal
engaged TO 60 10 Greece, tile Committee had reason 10
doubt whether he had all the sincerity ard dei oton Ne
cause Which lie prutessed. He was highly recon mtnd,t
in letters dated indeed two years previously iron Press
dent Mo ROE, Mr.. An,rs, then Secretary OF state, aud
Others, which induced the Committee TO assist him IN Lis
voyage 10 Greece.
I. A young American, Of an ilusrious name, who de-
,inguisAed himself West Poln', by his mathematcs
knoS dre, has just abured Protestaniism ana elefel
INTO the bosom ot Tie church. Mr.. Washington, native
o the United States, ou lie aye Of 25, to Europe
10 embrace the t the Greeks he papers OF the
tine announced his devotion to their service he passed
time ir Greece, afterwards left that COUNT! pro
baby account Of the misunderstanding s and d'isoni
which lie observed among the chiefs.
Having arrived Al PARIS, lie took occasion to acqnar
himself With the Catholic religion, which he had otl
known according the ptcjud.ces prevalent among PrC
lio and reflection which important subject deserve,
ani having disco, cree, the truth, lie has embraced VIII
generous adour His abjula ion preceded by re
nrement Of eight days 1t took place - the cha'eao
Tue Duke OF Rohau. and received BY the Bishop q
strasburg That preate administered the communion and
the sacrament Of confirmation to the young stranger, VIII
ediad the spectators BY bis pety, his eryor, and L
strength OF his isth'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

Il M, man in The United States Who has useo
greater exerions 10 induce the General Government
10 aid in constructing roads and canals, than De
viii Clinton; and we all recollect the hue and cry
raised 10 New York agsins, the General Govern
men, because it declined assisting in CONSTRUCTING
the Erie Canal. Did De Wlt Clinton Wish, ana
va. he, ss we'll as the Legislature OF New YORK
striving to de.troy the State Governments: DOCS
he not rather retain in his heart the prncipie'
cherished and acted upon in 1912; but from pollsi
ca motives.-uih an eyeto future aggranoizemen',,
chime IN with the cuckoo notes oi the Richmond
Jun,a and others OF baseless and hollow opposi-
lion, against the measures of the present Admins
tra,on Thin is the true interpretation ol his mo,
tives IN pro, ouncng in 1927 unconstitutional ana
destructive OF the State Governments, the partial
power exercised by Congress Of constructing roads
and canals, which he advocated with so much
r.tne,tnes, inlsl2. Baltimore Patriot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA
DEPARTMENT OF WAR,

DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
eth .tor. 1896.
Sir: A long and Distressing lines. ha. prevented
me from repyipg to your letter oi the 9th u,lmo.
Since my partial recovery have su mittrd il 10
the President, by whom am instructed 10 say tha,
you appear 10 latour under most serious mistake
~ supposing that the last treaty with the Greeks
has affected in any msnnet the boundary oi Georgia.
There IS not title IN the treaty that has The most
distant allusiom 10 that object nor for one momen.
would discussion have been admitted thereon,
a, II es entirely cut OF the con pe,ency of the Cen
erai Government. In ahxlously wishing to embrace
all the land within the limits OF Georgia every ef.
lo,t was made to induce them 10 agree 10 a clause
TO that elect, In so many words. They ptrempto.
ry refused on The ground OF their ignorance Of the
direction Of that line Had the dividing line between
Georgia and Alabama been established, think il
mighty probable, that We should have succeeded in
obtaining their renqushmtnt; he more especisl.
!! as perceive that even by the line run by the
''eoIela commissioners, 10 which is under stood,
uhothclally. the Aahana Commissioners dissented,
there ~ less Than 100000 acres OF Indian Lands.
IL is Mslter OF regret tha, aty cifheu,iy should
nave occurred between Georgia and A ALBANIA in fi1-
ing Their dividing line as The President had de sign
CO. me moment the line had bern established, 10 o.
pen iresh negotiations with the Greeks Tor the pur.
pose OF procuring any fragment OF land such line
might have lei, OF theirs within the limit. Of cor.
sla. Without entering at all into the merits Of
ne controversy between Georgia and Alabama, your
Excellency must at once perceive thar the original
d'thculy 70 an entire cession continues to impede
our course, and the first instant that shall be reno.
we'd will be the one whio h the Executive will EN-.
brace TO carry into effect, by fresh negotiation,
practicable, the entire cession.
nave the honor TO be, sir, your obedent serl'h
JAMES BARBOUR.
His Exctllency Geo M Troup,
Governor Of Gscrga
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
Nyrfalk, Jan. s
LATEST FROM MARACAIRO

Captain Stevens, OF the schr. Argo, arrived in
Hampton Roads on Saturday evening lat from
Maracsibo, whence he sailed 4th ul Informs ,h:t J
very serious disturbance took place there on the
night previous to his sailing, between the .odirrv
and the inhabitants, in consequence of the fo me :
not receiving their pay. The merchants had been
taxed $1,000 each 10 pay The troops. The nhabi
tants generally, we're in favor OF Belrar, and Of hi.
being invested with supreme authority. The Go.
seInmen' had ordered all Gun boats lying in port
TO be manned and equipped for the purpose o quel
ing any disturbance on the part of the disafscted
Beac0n.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

The Anniversary Of the Battle of New Orleans
was celebrated 10 Washington City, on Monday
week, IN splendid style. The following ".ky high.
toast was given at the Public Dinner on the occa
sion.
by Co.. H. .7shtou--John Randolph of Roanake-A y;r.
tnnus patriot and consistent Statesman lie welds hr A.
ming sword OF tie Angel Gabriel, and, with the aasbes
9. ~ edSe, seaeFs confusion and dsmay through the un.
hallowed ranks of oyerweenng ambition
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

The votes of the People for Governor Of The STATE
OF Ohto were counted on the zih u, snd il anpear.
ed that Allen Irimble had received 7i,475 vote,
and all the other candidates about Is 900 votes S ,
thai he was declared to be duly elected Cove rnor
OF The state for tw years ensuing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
From the .S'etionel Mts'ligsntsr.

MIR To,E-The message Of Governor Ctinfon
h.s come 10 hand and is document distinguished
nv the writer's eminent talent ard enlarged concep
tions, We speak OF the character and composinoh
Of the Message generally, not meaning TO say so
much Of all its parts. His protestaon against the
exercise OF HE power oil Internal improvement We
are no, surprised a, though in our humble opln
ion nc might as reasonably in Constitutional siew'
ha,e protested against the ior,ihcatons Which pro
,ect the abor Of New York. But We are not sur
priced at ii, because we have perceived that New
York, having so magnanimously constructed lor
herself internal channels oil communication would
have an interest adverse to similar woks. elsewhere,
being undertaken or assisted by the United States
And, as far as II goes the argument is calculated 10
have weight with the People aud politicians OF that
Sa,e We we're, however. sgmeuhat started al
finding the power denounced as beng unconsuu
tona bee ause the oily lime that we ever had the
pleasure to see the distinguished ctzen who mus
denouuces i. was hen he was on 'lsI' TO THIS
City 10 1911 or 1872, ssa Commissioner, ~ com
pany With Goursrneur Norris from the State ol
New York 10 solicit The aid and co operation OF the
Government OF the United States 10 the improve
ment Of the Internal Navigation OF the ots'e OF
New York Their earnest (and no debut slncere)
appeal TO the General Cove nmeUt must DC we'll re
ME mbered and here was no whisper OF doubt as
0 he power Of The Government to DO what aas
asked. The following IS what the Governor says
on his head in his Message:
A. The spirit Of lnternal improvement is rapid
lty extending in every dlretton, Il has become .
question Of great moment ~heh.r the General
Government has power, with or 9thoutth consent
9f ihe Stale Governments, to construct Canals ar
roads in their Territories and whether such pow
81, it alfea vested ou HI 70 be granted. Hugh
a0thnrnies are 20 be lGufd on both sides OF this
nuestlon and after voting to II all the considers
nan to which, Fl ON is impof ante. is entltitd !
th'k it due 10 a sense % duty and splfit OF aux
ness to say, that my opinion IS equally hostile 70 -
nossesson. exercise BY, OF Us Investment IN, tht
oatinns authorities | can perceive N il nnthlnp
tess thar The ha bnger Of certain d, stucon to The
State Governments, ror We but sec that y
nee breaks down the barrier between The Gnsefn
rent for nstiona or txtefiot affairs, and cal GY
ernmenls tet domestic or interior concerns. A..
ell might Con.ress take cugnizaace OF sgfitul
tufe common schools. unise sitiss, penal codes
and the whole large ot local and intern i ,eguo
IONS q. II roads md esnsls AS however ,ht
Genefa Gosernment is pOss ssed ot the na'iona
domains and hiss exclusive su horny over tht most
p oduetise sourtcs oi resenue. believe that tht
uower ot distributing the necessary funds amont
he seve' Sla'e. Tor Objects Of rubslc Improvement,
7ueh, q be porattd 10 the Constitution, il not
recognized as already IN existence
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

JOHN DUNN HUNTER Tai. e.,,A,...
narrator OF Indian adventures has been pielly sew
" handled in various publications, iron, The Ny,
American Review 10 the Newspapers. S,ms Y,
the most respectable men Of our county, acou,i,,
ed with the Indians, have testified 10 ,ns bsse ch,,
acter Of Hunters book. But letter from MI.
]. L. Hamtramck, Indian Agen, TO the Ossp. :. =,
tion. 10 the editor Of Philadelphia paper, cn,, H.
matter short with Hunter and assigns him. we dout,
not his proper place in life-from which he s,,n.
to have srayed rather careIessly. Major Ham
tramck says. "The smatterlng knowledge rh;eL
Hunter appears 10 have Of the Usage and K,ps,
languages, has been picked up while he was Station
ed at Fort Usage, on the Missouri River. fr,r
uhence he deserted IN 1908. uhiie belungiie n
Capt. +. Cttmson's Company, as will be msd.
apparent before The lapse Of many months when Y.
may hope to have the genteman's services aEsn i
our army, TO tocompete the term Of his eniistmemM
Bait Patriot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19
NFW SERIES OF TIE
.naslm If foreign Literature and Science.
No IS ron JAN.
Pa5listel 81 z. Littetl, Phitadelphiq.
toNrESTs.
Pnrtrnit Ne ColunLhus.

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|. Brtton's Cather4l Aniqaite, f'ren he Qua,,-riy
R-zaeg The Ctii o. Dover From .iek--m4ns III
81 ~ MI N4icslt'- His,o if ladia-Fom he
.nafAa Resi-Fy he Lover Il lis Faihless Msless
ft9r ~ f@sstWe NJ R,c4e's German Novcss-
From Ms .N9Eh'g Rerie1g. s. A Glance over sebys
oTnlth logS = frsm Back~ssFs E3iq5a1gl .Higa:m-
4 Dream Of uth-Fro,a Re Farges..Me-.Nt s. Tie
MuNr aaent- From Deati's D1iags 3 Memoirs u
Maitme de fenlis-FroN tie q4ar,er,g Re-te7e 10 lhe
Geek and tie fnrsnl4 Ise,a tl- Fsrye...H MI. Ii
ioda'a LIFE Or Mtoa-from ,.e .H,mts R.t2e4s %
re o. n tie Wildernes,-Frow Ne ,1e.4t. IS 4
system N Phfenalpgt-fr5nl ~ El.u5,reh Rr,i>g IL
Nle,n7,r q Cha-lrs VIE, f>q - F,nm Me Uqu III nd
Ene9basa Magazine IS .Nscea4Geo1s Sel.c49us.-La,
-Aatiqales a htesc a-si 4 4ga,t ne--IaHfse Far
Accent nulnre-Liv- -tpaol a. Manchester R4l.aa,--
hr~ Mines Of pisiHam-Nertiltrn D.eoeety-t.1 l1r
Consunpton-rower Armulfs-l6 Lt-,ae. Intelligence
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
me rr,ce D lars yeat. p4} hlc y alvarce-but
i nat paid II advance. sryen Dollars anl half.
NJ Slpscrpitn 10 be dscotinued until al arrearares
shall be paid and the pnber 70 Be lerty q ~.
the numbers as collateral secnri uniil hy sfall have
been paidtor
The work will be sent . aay raft Of Tic Ui,ed state
by ma en secep q Five Dollars ace INIT b, ths pnb.
hsiel Stbsylb.ahs rreeir,d AZ the OFee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

a list ha, been compiled Al Philadelphia. in which
the remaik is made, hat II contains but miuor ex.
hlbll OF The appalling sutferrgs Of seamen n, aud he
loss Of property to individuals and the public which
are annually experienced On the coast in he yicni.
" ol the Delaware Bay foi wsnt Of proper place
ol shelter Between the years sol and $50 no
less than one hundfed and ninety one Eases OF ship
wreck, tohs and disaster were oe casoned By vessels
being driven into out OF the bay by storms snd
ice In very many Of The cases cited, al the ndi.
sduals on board The vessel, we're lost rs well as he
property. ~. 4. Times.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-19

The Morgan case.-1 he trial Of Cheesebofo Saw
yer, Lawson aud Sheldon, for conspiracy and kld
mapping William Morgan ol Batavia, was tiled a
Carandaieus OF. the 4 h inst. Cheeseboro Lhvsn
and Sawye Withdrew their plea OF not guilty 10 In,
Two ,ount, OF the indie,ment Tor conspiracy and Id
nal ping and 10 Tins way the qutatlon WIS narrow.
ed down to the identity ot heldon, Who .ull retain
ed his plea oil not guilty A jury was then empsll,.
led, and the rlal OF the tasr cen.mtnced.- After,
ull lnvestl. alton ol the afsl ,Ley were found guM
". The three hrsl nantd, put IL ufl'os,ns. st.lte
that they knew nothing d Morgan ste be was etd.
,.yed as lar as the Niagara ri,er.-I he Albsiy Al
gus, on the authoiiy Of gentleman iron Can.u.
dsigua. states, that the sentence oi the C.un wa.
as follows Lotion Law,on Two years confremtn,
in the county ja Nicholas G. Cheeseburo, on.
year: John Sheldon, Two months; and EdsMd
Sawyer one month. ". i. Com. .idr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
PROCLAMATION.

Simon Rotirar, LUerator P,cSide1.l Sc. &C.
CCLOMBIANs-Yo our enemies threaten theIes;ruc-
ton OF Colombia. Il Is my duty To save il.
Fourteen years have been at YOUR heal bv the II.
most unanimous wish of the people. AZ every period
of glory and prosperity, lave renounced the supreme
command with the pures sincerity: have desired no
thing SO much TO GiYrst self of public no., r
the instrument of tyranny, which more abhor than
ignomny itself. But ought | to abandon Won in the
hour OF danger? Wonld til, be the conduct ola soldier
or citizen: No. Colonbians am resolved to pros
rate il all; for anarchy will restore liberty nor re-
oe'lion the constitution.
As citizen Libcrator and President nv duty imao
ses upon me the glorious necessity Of sacrificing myself
for yon. / march therefore the southern confines
OF the Republic, to risk my life aud my glory TO deliver
YOU from the Perdious who, after hav ing tranped on
their most sacred obligations have spread the stan
dard Of treason to invade The departments which are
the most loyal and the most worthy of yorr protection
Loi0mbianS--The national will is reoressed by new
Preoians, who hrvs undertaken to dictate law to ;ia
sovereign they ought 10 obey. They have arrora ed
20 themselves the supreme right of the nation they
have violated The supreme law OF the nation short
Tie troops, once Colombian, oauxiliaries ofPeIu have
returned 20 their country to establish and TO-
reign Government, the ruins of the republic which,
they are inurng with deeper insult than our
ancient oppresso!s
ColOrnbians: appeal TO your glory aud patriotism
assembled around the national standard which has pro-
Ceeded III triumph from the mouths of the Oponoco TO the
summit of Polosi. Desire ii only and the nation will
her liberty and will have the national will en-.
tireiy independent TO decide upon her destiny. The
great Convention is demanded by the general voice o.
CoOmbiaits the great requisite Of the country The
Congress I'LL doubtless convobe ill., and, in their hands
vii! place the baton and the sword which the Reoublc
has given me- first Constitutional President and
afterwards as the Extraordinary Supreme Authority
which the people entrusted me with will not dis
appoint the hopes of the country Liberty glory and
laws You have obtained in spite of YOUR ancient enc
mies-Liberty, glory and laws will preserve Won in
despite Of the monster anarchy. BOLIVAR
| Ucrd-Giuartcrs, III Caracas,
1gM June, f627-IT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

From FGANcf5co Paula SAHTAHDgR, &c. &c Vice
President of the Republic, &c.
P"tice Of The government IF Bogoia,
pr so, 1927. {
TO Ills Excelency the f.,berator Of Colombia,
President of the Republic;
SrRE-The government Of the Republic cannot mis-
understand the agitation which still alarm the people,
witness without pain the great difficulties by Which
they surrounded. The correspondence which the
SccreaI les of foreign Relations and of War transmit
TO the Secretary Of your ETCClIcncy. will give ycu
sufficiently clear idea Of the state of alarm in which
the southern department now are and which was ore
of the consequences which succeeded in avoiding BY
sending immediately to tic commandment Buslaincuie a
reply coucned IN terms which might tranqniIle the
whole division.
The Executive has hoped til tie present lime, with
absolute confidence that te meeting Of Congress will
facilitate the of uniting tie divisions Of the
Rcpublic but, retarded by itch neither your
hands mine able to prevent the Executive
orc5ecs that the suHcrings Of The stale will be prolonged
The nsduOus management Of her enemies not con-.
ccacd nor those of the di5aCccJ tho constitutional
system, who wish 10 the scbigm Of tie ropub
lie by adding discod between the national government
and your ExCeiency; and il the alteration Of our
constitution depended essentially my not exercising
the government and ny being DETAINED, the enc
mics OF the government eudeayour TO excite conGa-
grafton against II. II easy TO conjecture how far
he odIum and rivalry Of portion Of the state against
the Executive, might succeed. In such CirCumstan-
ce5, should commit treason against my duty, and
my d'sinteresed self devotion to the national cause
# did not urge your ESecIcncy, With all tie car.
nestn2s5 Of Which ] capable 10 come aud occupy
tho scat which the people have freely and lawfully as
signed yor. Under the constitutional authority of
rour ExCollcncy, Ito divisions Of the body polite
~" be united parties will be suppressed, tranquility
and security viii be restored, and Colombia will
recover all her power and unblemsbcd 5pleudouT.
! The Executive has been the first 10 recognize the
right which your EScccncy has acquired BY the free
and constitutional VIII Of the Republic 10 occupy the
I'esi1cncy q tle states an lie FIST - ha5go aud
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
Eastern Section, IN Military District, }
-Ny5jis, 1871 Of Jdftuury, 1913.


The commanding HCigsdcr General has the satisfac-
ton TO announce To the army under his command,
achievement ut brilliant victory the enemy in
the vicinity Of New Orleans by the army under Major
General Jackson, who thus expresses himself tic
OCCASION My army: ard that of the enemy, still Oc.
cupy TIER former position within shot of each
other On the morning OF the 9Th inst. nc made bold
attempt TO carry my works by Storm hut received
by my troops with the utmost irmness and rcpulsed
with very great loss in killed and wounded and miss
aug prisoners which cannot be estimated less than
fifteen hundred Yesterday upwoIds Of three hundred
ri their dead men picked up By my and delivered
to them for burial We took about FIVE huuli ed
prisoners the greater part of which wounded tncst
IF them dangerously, and many mortay. Our loss was
inConsiderabie not exceeding sevent, five killed and
wounded" !. WINCHESTER Brjo Or,
CopamHnding M Military Dist. Eastetn Section.
The foregoing is copy ola general order en-,
tered in my company book; the day was issued
commanded company of East Tennessee militia was
cncanpcd al camp Vaudeville, near Mobile, from Dec.
1914 till March 1915; and during that time was never
absent perfectly remember the victory of the 9Th
TT January, 1915, at New Orleans, being announced
by the order of Gen. Wnchcser of which the fore
going i5 copy; but have recollection OF hearing Of
II before and feel convinced that Gen. lacson's letter
10 Winchester, referred to in the order brought the
htst account e! il 10 Mobile. Is. POWELL.
Winchester, Ten. June 2-.h, I325.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
From tie .Tcp York COmmereiai 7dccysfr If SaiuyGcy
LATEST EENI ENGL IN =.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The snip New-Tork Capt. Bennett, from Iivcrrnpl,
arrived last evening" bringing dates 9th from London,
aud the 7ih from Liverpool Aud this morning the ship
Corcs, Capt Spraguc, arrived from London by which
have received London dates to the 7ih inclusive
In the House of Lords the fsi. the Corn Bill was
discussed 10 committee. The Duke Wellington NOV
an important amendment, which carried by tie ma
jOriiv of four, the numbers FOR being IS acaus il H.
The Times adds" A the bill has still several STAGES 10
80 through it remains be- whether THIS amendment
will adhere the bill. Fit does, the bill with its amend
will 60 the Commons where according 10 the
rigid practice Of that branch of tho Legislature the whole
bill viii, probably, be dismissed without any con
sldGrauu the high ground hat ire House OF Lords has
right to alter a money bill"
IL consequence Of the Duke OF WClliuclon's amriR-
ucn the price ot whea in Liverpool had advanced Cd.
ana some say Is. a buS'icl-
The Globe says that tie alteration made in the Corn
Bill in the House of Lords the first Of june by which
the prices Of grain in Ireland required TO be pcu-
dsd In striking tic would reduce average pri-
ccs 10y from IS TO %. alteration which would endan-
ger the bill with the Commons, much the Duke Of
Welington's amendment Heretofore, the average has
been struck from TIC prices OF the maritime counties Of
England,
The Sun suggests, that tho Duke or Wellington will
soon repent Of the nc has taken considering
the Inconsistency ~ his conduct. The agricultural inter
est II is said, will he embarrassed for another year
should the Com bill he thrown out by this arcudneut-
The motion was probably carried by surprise, fifty
Jcrs being absent
On the 9Th the Corn Laws bill was again referred 70
committee Of the whole House. The Lods to be spo.
Ciaiiy summoned.
The bill annuling the marriage of Miss Turner and
j.. c. Wakefield, passed the House Of Lords on the
9th, and was likely pass through the Commons with
raPdity as Mr. Pees suggestion TO admit the evidence
taken before the Lords, was acccded 10. Great in
diguation was felt against the offender.
The tables Of both houses of Parliament are crowded
With petitions Of dissenters for the abolition Of the
Test and Corporation acts.
NJ Onis, formerly minister Of Spain TO the United
STATES, and ambassador 20 Naples under the Constitu
tional government, had died at Madrid.
Cnpt. PGTry--Letcrs have been received al tie Adj
n~aliy, announcing the arrival Of the Heca, the
l9ia sqfi a. Uammet.as', ia Norwegian Lapllnd. after