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will folio in the of the cormpt. monarchies of which bae indue 12 to think the public good requires Mr Adams snouiu ikii uc rc cici, 'n'd although if I were a member flaand the Presidential elec devolve on the House, I id deem it my duty, at before stat i ftHyote for him, he had majori rile votes in my dwtrict.at the L.iou electoral election, yet the CnUtion that General Jackson and SPS will be the only cudi Uts it the next election, I should be Sf of the two I should personally that General, Jackson, who SeJee'd by public declaration, to Epntrt th neiwtnt of r'V. it.itinn. which I J(MjIc UDOO abwrfntelj essential to the preserv. lion in their.

punijr, tu ic Lciples of our government, my fhuice. This frank which, consequence of the interest now felt i the question 0f the next President, ill probably put an end to my being the Jackson ground being already pre occupied by my competitor between whom and myself, there uJo relation, subsisting which could tiieme or my friends any right to ex Lclhimto retire, I have thought to (eJoe to truth, to sincerity, to good friendly relation which subsists be tween OS an" 10 mJ own naracxert. IMI I deem it more especially due to dt number of very respectable voters, bo differ from me on the Presidential (lection, but who, without reference It that object have honoured me, with inissurance of their support in the Concessional contest. 1 feel and ererhall feel deeply grateful for their mm) opinion, which I hope rfwetaiti the candid and disintesteiEourse lhve pursued, though Tinay lose their votes, and which good opinion liUnM inRtlr forfeit bv anv other. ft is dae to those gentlemen to have an opportunity ot reconsidering tneir fowni of me.

after being thus ful tj informed of my opinion, on the subject of the re election of Mr. Adams. While I cheerfully release them from ilbopposed obligation to support me, if with this knowledge, they should dill wish me to be a candidate, the fcbtof my gratitude will be greatly Stressed. On this subject I request ittturn of candour for candour; and tutever course may be determined si by you and your friends, I wish you and them to be assured, there will be my part no diminution of personal respect and, esteem. You are at liberty make such use of this letter as you aj thiok pVSr.

I shall be obliged i speeata jsjr, as 1 wisli to dele noon the course I shall take, be to I tales a inuf nev. which mv nhv i sician has recommended for the health of my family. 1 beg you to accept my thanks tor lliiteiy flattering manner in which Ju conclude your letter, and believe it to be 1 Dear Sir, With much esteem and respect Very faithfully and truly yours V. MAXCY. TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECT.

Agreeable to a ceneral notice, a nu lerous and most resoectable conven ri te of the citizens of Calvert county nneiaat Liower Marlborough, on Weilnendsv the lPtK anil nnani oosly adopted the following resoluti i expressive ot their nign sense 'the Brent iihlifrntinna r.nnforrml nn the world, by the great and UmA.t..f ..1 I A a mniai auiieaiuen inu compatriots bloM we must ever deplore. The setting wis culled to order, when the Daniel Kent, was unanimously eu me chair, and James Una esq. appointed Secretary. Ut Resolved. Wr.

high respect for the worth and inclinable services of John Adams and 'wnm Jefferson; That it be recom to every man, who feels that glow of patriotism which warm woni of 1776, to wear crape ten arm during thirty days. be appoinled to wait on the Rev. Parker, Protestant Episco Church, VV the ittiraan of thVtAhnHiat Kniaennal and request them to deliver "Ppropriate discourse on this most and awful dispensation) and R'chard Grahame, William C. Hr be said committee. Resolved, That these proceed "S'be published in the Maryland Re and Maryland Gazette, of HAW Gbaha DANIEL KENT, Chairman.

kg, Secretai Lin5n. Ky.JulylO, ol Isaac Desh cuthi throat 8th, and the opinion of the at J6 Phyiician was, that he coyld The was cut fcklfi lnd WM PchW vPen, were given him, and he eul Bot 'gu'iy of the fcr which waified. COURT of apwe'atIs vr Thursday, July 20th, 18w6.The motions in floffman 4 flatter. fNo. to, set aside the returns iu Buimrj writs or yiera jnna Snd to quash slndry writs of venditioni txpO' na, we argued yesterday br Alon i or me mmong.

ina nr a. gainst the. To day the counsel a gainst the hotion withdrew all opposition: wherRunon 1h pmirt aituf www. 0uw.ua, ..4 the motions.VAnd ousaheil th Js it. nr venauwm ejonaa and set aside the returns to the nts ot Jierifaciut.

The mritinna fnr ah mnoil In H1 i i. wo argueu uj a.ioM ana jnagrvatr i i oi.ml' Seainst the' motion. rm tnnntl itv ik'a i i court. Motion overruled and appeal case ot Jfninnerf fNo. 66).

wSs are iiAil bv fnr th appcllanf and! by iTenneot for the appellee. Friday July 21st. tivereu tne opinion or the'loun urake vs. Ilwltnn Sl hranr.ixnA. nriru.

eq ny A rep and if. JlagrHVer for flip annallitnt anil Kw 2CVifr anfl AAaA for the appellees JudgtndM i7evecf, and procedendo otwrrca Buchanan, Ch. J. delivjuA theo piniim of the court in 71iSX( Bank of Baltimore vi. iJaemanJSifgued at the last Juhft term, hv Glenn and ney for the appellants, and by jonmon ann wirf (Attorney uenerai av mo Jteversed, and procedendo awarded.

ine argument in auuerwem v. Fininnpr waa rnnfinnoit htr gruder and Mitchell for the appellee, I I ,1 I i anu conciuneu oy muyer i or me appellant, in reply. Buchanan, Ch. J. delivered, the pinion of the court in Coad adrn'r.

of Fenwir.k (lUirkntiirinnnr nf Thnmn. argued by jahton for the appel i .1 ianx, anu oy u. uoncy lor me appellee. Judgment Reversed. The CniiM then adinnrnpit until flic Mprnnl MnnLiu in OpIhUp nuvf.

fur th purpose of proceeding with the unfinished business of the court. aaa aa a 1 THE BEAUCH AMPS. We learn from the Frankfort Ken tucky Commentator, that Beauchamp, the assassin of Col. Sharp, was executed according to sentence on the 7th in atanL He had (piously made two. attempts to conJptf suicide; once by taking laurianuinanM once by stabbing himself His wife killed herself the day before his execution.

It is stated in the Albany Arss. that Gfty thousand, seven hundred nd thirty four dollars were received) for toll, by the Collector at that the seventeenth day of April iwhen the water wa9 let in the junctionycanal) till the seventeenth of July. United Guards, ATTENTION The Members composing the above Company, are requeatedyto deposite their Arms and AccouUr nents with Mr. Daniel Hart THOMAS FRAyKLIJN, Capt. July 27.

3w. Trustee Sale. By virtue a decree of the Chancery court, the aHSscriber will expose at public sale, orySatnrday the 1 9th of August next, at II o'clock, on tbe premises, All that partibf a tract of land lying and being in A One Arundel county, called Hammond's Second Connexion, containing 139 acres, formerly ocou pi. ed by the at Jameu O'Rourke. This land will be sold subject to the right of dower of the said O'Rourke'a widow.

Tetrms of nalere Cash to be paid on the day of aaleVor on the rati ficatioo thereof by thrcVincellor. On the ratification of tp le, aud the payment of the parchase money, the aubscriber, as trastee, is authorised to cemvey. "the property to the purchas Somerville Pinknay, Trustee. yfulv 7. Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued by Benjamin Brown, jun. a Jus tice of the Peace for Anoe Arundel county, and to nrt directed, against the goods and. chattels, lands and tenements, of Aquila Waters, at suit of Ephraim Gaither, for the use of John liams, I have seized and taken in execution, all that tract or part of a tract or parcel of land whereon the said Waters now resides, called Waters' Lot, tr by whatsoever name tUe same may be called, containing eighty nine acres of land more or less, and on Thursday the 1 7th dy of August next, at Merrill's Tavern, I shall proceed to sell the said property to the highest bidder, for cssh, to satisfy the debt due as aforesaid. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock. Welch, of Ben Sheriff A.

A. county. July 87: 1S28. TbVJastices fthe Ltces fthe fsV Com idereoanty, yV2e' louse, 1o theOjQr of Ai MnndaVin Aui Anne Arundef ei the Court House, wilia an th aecoi next, being thsflith dsy 01 iuo saiu Wm. S.

Green, CUc I Feb. 9, Elktont July. .22. FIRE. A shsntee St the went end of the Chesapeake nd Delaware Canal, caught fire and was totally" consumed on Wedneeeay last.

The losa of the owners (Messrs. Richardson and LeeJ is and a workman, named Rutherford was' 'consumed in the flames. LATEST FROM 6NGL ANT). Bv the shin Josenhin. Cole, at New York, Liverpool papers of the, 12th and( iam june jiave oeen received.

The elections were proceeding with much spirit. HusVisson and Gen. Gascoyne, have been returned for Liverpool. Among the members returned, are many of the leading members of the late Parliament. Mr.

Broughan was for Winchelsea without opposition. Liverpool, June 12 DREADFUL RlOTW CARLlsLE On Tuesday Vt a dread ful riot took place in during the, canvass of Sir Philip Musgrave, latei. for that city. Having en tereavayard in Milburue's buildings, Shaddon gate, with his friends, they, were suV)UQiled by the populace, who reproacheahe candidate for his vote on the CornNXaws, and of Mr. Aber croinbie's moticjn respecting the representation of Eainburgh, and insisted on his giving a pledge for radical After someVarley, Sir P.

and his friends got out oVlie yard into the street, but were assaflfcd by the mob with stones and alNmore or less Majof Wilde wasbrought to the ground by a blow from 3 tone on the head, and Sir P. was lanhed, but got into a house with one or two friends and fastened the door. Heretthey were kept prisoners for two iMiree The Mayor and a large body of gentlemen constables who attempted to liberate them being driven away by the missiles of the mob, who pelted them out' of Shaddon gate. Barnes, the police officer, with a cocked pistol in his hand, ftL another person got through thecXj'd, but were glad to escape blCfwTTMut accomplishing their object. This victory elated the people, and when a party of the 55th reg't.

preceded by a few were brought up by the Mayor and magistrates, they were assailed in the anine manner, and after the riot act had been read, were ordered to fire in their own defence. This they oleyeljid unfortunately shot four persondCVbo were not of the most Maty Burrill, a young woman of twenty two, shot dead as she stood at her own door iu Queen afreet; a boy of 15, named Skinner, was shot through the leg; a man named Robert Noble, who said he as seeking his children in the crowd, received a ball in his breast, and little hopes were entertained of his recover The last was a fine girl of 14, named Pattinson, who was dreadfully wvunded on the head, by a ball, which came through the shutter of the school, in which she was sitting, the windows having been closed by the mistress. It is said that about 40 shots were, fired before the mob dispersed; but the above were the only casualties. Sir P. Musgrave was rescued and conveyed away by the iway by hisVriends, cuniusi The subscriber intending to close his business, calls on all those who are indebted to him to come forward and settle their accounts before or on the first day of October next.

He sincere ly hopes none wyjaseglect this notioe, iiupc a i i longer ii Jnft 7, a longer indulgence qannot be given TMUS. J. BR1CE. 1820. 3w Public Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the High Court of Chancery of the state of Maryland the subscriber will offer at publia sale, on MONDAY the 1 1 th day of September next, at Isaac Hoi land's Tavern, known as the half way bouse on the road leading from Annapolis to Baltimore, A Tract of Land In Anoe rondel county, situated near the aforesaid Tavern. This pro perty was lately in the possession of Francis Osborn, and is now occupied by the heirs of said Osborn, from whom every information in relation to its quality may be obtained. It contains eight hundred acres, 1 he greater part of whichSu heavily timbered. There are distiiWvmproveBient on different part oWA tract, which render it susceptiblenof an easy division in separate farms, wUh comfortable accommodations on each. The terms of' payment are aix, twelve, and twentv fonr months; the purchase money to be cored by with approved securi ty, bearing interest the dav of sale.

Sal) to commence at tw1 n. clock. W. M. WortMnytan rfUiJ 44.

Sheriff Sales (, By virtue of two writ of fieri, fa cias, one issued out of Anne Arundel county court, and the otrrer issued by Richard I. Cowman a 'Justice of Peace for Anne Arundel county, and to me directed, against the good and chattels, lands and tenements of William C. Davis, at suit of Tompkins andCoale, and Joseph E' Cowman, I nave seized and taken in execution, one Negro Man. by the name of James, and on Saturday the 19th day of August next, at theCoort 'House Door, in the city of Annapolis, I shall proceed to sell the said Negro Man James to the highest bidder, for to satisfy the debts due as aforesaid. Sale to commence at 11 o'clock i Welch; of Ben I Sheriff A.

A. county 'July 27,, 1826, virtue of a' writ of, fieri facias' issued out of Anne Arundel county court, and to me directed, against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements, of Christopher Hohne, at suit, of Petor Sauerwein; and Peter Sauer 1. have seized and taken in all that lot of ground, with the improvement thereon, lying and being in the city of Annapolis, and si tuate on Corn Hill in said city, whereon the said Hohne now also one vacant lot adjoining the same, also one other lot in said city, with the improvements, situate on Fleet street, and on Friday the 18th day of August next, at the premises, I shall proceed te sell snid property to the highest' bidder, for cash, to sa tinfy the debt due as' aforesaid. Sale to commence at 1 1 o'clock. VVIUIUOUI 87, R.

of Ben. Stiff. A. county. 1826.

In Chancery, July Term, 1826. Thomas Qantt, and others, i vs. Dtniel Gintt, Charles Gantt, Richard Gahtt, Thomas Gantt. ElisaGantt, Sarah Ann Gantt, William Gantt, Edward Gantt, Thomas Wood, Mary Mewburn, Richard Gantt, Robert Crane, and Ann his wife, Laura L. Beail, Sarah E.

P. Beall, John Beail, Priscilla i Sl Ann Beall. The object of thojill is to obtain a decree tor the conveyance of part of tract of land called. "God's Grace's Levels," lying in Calvert county, The bill states that a certain Thomas Gaotlate of Prince George's eoanty, being seised in fee simple of part of a tract of land called Grace' situate in Calvert county, did by his bond of conveyance, bearing, date the 3 1st day of March 1814, bind himself to convey to William Boyd, of Calvert oounty, the said part of a tract of land by the metes and bounds in said bond mentioned; that said Boyd assigned all his right to Tubman K. Long, of Cal vert county, who assigned ail his right to the complainant Tnomas C.

Gantt, which bond aud assignment are ex hibited with said bill; that Thomas Gantt has died, and by his last will and testament aud the codicil thereto, appointed no person to convey said land, made no disposition of said and left no residuary legatees, by rea son whereof the said land has de scended to Daniel Gaott, of Frederick county, (who would have been sole heir to the said deceased Thomas Gantt, in case the act to direct descents had not been made, he the said Daniel Gantt being the eldest brother of the deceased Thomas Gantt,) to Charles Gantt, Richard Gantt, Thomas Gantt. Eliza Gantt, Sarah Ann Gantt, Richard Gantt, (of South Carolina.) William Gstatt, Edward Gantt, Thomas Wood, Ai who has marri ed Robert CraoeXMwry Mewburn, Laura Beall, Sira Beall, John Beall, Priscilla Beat! and Ann Beall, of whom Richard Gantt, Ann Crane (married to Robert Crane,) Laura L. Beall, Sarah P. Beall, John Beall, Priscilla Beall, and Ann Beall, reside out of the state of Maryland, and that the purchase money has been all paid. It is thereupon orderedon motion of ibe complainant's solicitor, this seven teenth day of July 1826, that he cause a copy of this order, to be inserted at least once in eaeh of three successive week in the Maryland Gaiette, be fore the I Oth day of September next.

to the end that the said Charles Gantt, Richard Gantt, Thomas Gantt, Eliza Gantt. Sarah Ann William Gantt, Edward Gantt, Thomas Wood, I Mary eiewourn, tucnara uiuii, no bert Crane and Ann his wife, Laura Beall, Sarah E. P. Beall, John Beall, Priscilla Beall, and Ann Beall, may have notice of the complainant' application to this court of the sub ject and object of the bill, and may be warned to appear in this court in person, or by solicitor, on or before the first dsy of December next, to hew cause wherefore a dec re should not pa a prayed. Ttua Copy, IWay srs, ReCw Can.

County, Sc. Qn XoDlicatfon nf tittn XV Smfrli adminislaator of Robert If. Srit 1at Calve county deceased, it i ordered ths gj the noticvTe. quired by. laV for the creditor to bibit their clarm against the laid da ceased, and thafUhe same be published once in eaeh vrVk, for the apace of ix successive weeVs.

in th M. land Gazette of Anntooli. Reg.Will, Cal. 'vThe; aahseriber havi bbtalnedl. from the orphans Court Calvert county letter of administration on the personal estate of Robert H.

Smith, late ot Calvert county deoeasec quest all persons havinir claii gainst the aaid estate, to bresent tl legs 11 authantiVa tail fiafnJ the 10th day of January next, to receive' their DronortinnahU dividend or otherwise they may be excluded from all benefit of said estate. Geo. Smith, adm'r. 1 of R. H.

Smith. v. Land for Sale. The subscriber will sell at publio sale (if not previously disposed ofj, on Monday.the fourth' day of September next, if fair, if not on the first fair THE VfACT OP LAND on whiqiTheSrVei nearly adjoining the farm of Philip J. Thomas, esq.

West River, containing 330 acres, about 7 miles from the Bay, 15 from Anna polis, and 28 from Washington. This land has been highly improved, and will produce equal to any in the state) of Maryland. There is a sufficiency of wood for the support of the farm; it is well watered, having several fine. stream through are 140 acres in clover, a timothy meadow, which yield abundantly, and an ex tensive apple orchard The improve. ments are a comfortable frame dwell, iog house, kitchen, meat house, Icehouse, with four large tobacco houses, three of which have been built within the last three years.

Any person wishing to view the property will, call on the subscriber living' on the farm, who rflke known the terms. WILBTSTM G. SANDERS. I A. A.

counl lLLlly 20. 1826. 7w Two Valuable Farms FOR SALE. The Subscriber offers' at Private Sale, on a liberal credit, the following REAL ESTATE: A Farm situated in Broad Neck, Anne Arundel county, seven miles from Annapolis, adjoining the estate of James Mackubin and Horatio Rid out, esquires, and containing about 250 Acres, With a sufficient proportion of wood land, the growth of which is pripci illy oak, hickory, walnut, locust and poplar. The soil is naturally of an excellent quality, and susceptible of an easy and rapid improvement, by manuring with sea ore.

marsh manure, Sus. This estate is situated at the mouth of Magothy Rivor, in an agreeable neighbourhood, and binds on the) Bay shore, affording a convenient water conveyance to market at all seasons, and one of the most beautiful and extensive water views in the county. The building are small, and of an inferior description the fence in tolerable repair From the excellence of the soil, and its peculiarly advantageous, situation, this farm ought to be a desirable object to a man of indutttry and enterprise. Mr. Henry Hammond will shew this property to aoy person who may wish to view it.

and the terms, which will be liberal, and suited to the times, may be known on application to CoL Henry Maynadier, of Annapolis, or to the subscriber, living ten miles from Baltimore, near the United States ArsenaL 1 I will alio sell a Tract of Land con tainiug 200 Acres, Lying in Baltimore county, on the road leading from Cox's Town to Westminster, and adjoining the land of Henry Ebaugh, esq. This farm lies near the Patapttoo Falls on the Asping Run, has a southern and eastern exposure, and is finely water 1 ed. Only a small part of this land is cleared, which however is under good fencing, and in a high state of cultivation. The balance is in thriving young timber, about '50 or 60 acres of which is fine tobacco land, and (it is believed) would yield more money to the industrious planter, in three years, from the tobacco crops alone, than is asked for the whole property. The improvemen ts consist of a comfortable dwelling house and kitchen, just finished, a large tobacco house, stables, 4tc Benjamin Buckingham, living on this farm, will shew it to any per son disposed to purchase, the terms may be known by applying to Richard Hookar, esquire; near Cox's Town, or tqjhe subscriber 1 Iff DAVID R.

GIST. BalUnwmnty, July 6. tSl..