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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

Superior Court of clancery for the Richmond district ir
"oo'iSon Knight and Patsy his wife Plaintiff.
Zachariah Williams husband, and Dlanchey Marlin Ro.
bert aud Williams, children and heirs Of Mar,b, W.;
lianis, inrner Walton deceased Augustus Walton Tbor
scot and Polly ms wife, formerly Walton in the we- Oh,
James McC ianaan, ard Betsey his wife, formerly Voi,
IN me wiies right, Robert Walton and Thomas walton
%h'oh sid Martha, Augustus Polly, Betsey Rober and
hGhas are children, heirs and distributes OF Rohet
ceased ihe said Thomas Scott Only SON heir and
Gsm'9ItrI ni FRANCES Walton deceased in his own RIGHT
FOLLY Jcni,ins formerly Moore, George w moore Simeon
ri"iori anu iameia his wife, only daughter and heir of
I;ssS II, moore deceased, GaraTway Davis and Nancy
hughes ms wife formerly Moore Thomas Nancy RoNsn,3
and Sy bennng children heirs and distributes of Siarba
Moore, William Moore, Moses Fort and Dosb, bis yS
iosaey Moore, James 3lweat; and Frances Flanders his
w, -. moore, which said Polly George w
Jesse II: Nancy Hughes, Martha, Thomas John Wii
omd ii anu Irance Flanders, children heirs
eIlu distributes Of Thomas Moore and Nancy his vile
formerly Watonj Hughes Morton, Thomas Morton Job,
ri ,S S Ma nis wle formerly Morton, in The wife
le, i,ili moore and sally his WIFE, formerly Morton
y The vile right and William Morton which sud iiuobes
nT ,; 11sna, oaiy and William, children co-ers
ust',DuteS OF William Morton and Susan his wife
'rierN walton; Joseph Marlborough and Walton KniTlt
right Joshua, Hardy and Polly his wife formerly Yarh
rough ia ie WIGS right, Fanny Marlborough Martha Var
sally and Joseph Marlborough Infants bv e,arin
assigned thcnJ which said Joseph the husband ard
sepl are children, heirs distributes of Temn"r,
lIIl,.nSI, formerly Walon deceased Watkins Dupuv
AMI drintee Of John y. Walton deceased Elisha Retts
ana Say bis wife formerly Walton; Asa Dupuy the acni
Oh li ageO Mary Martha Elizabeth and Thomas WALTON
,"S Dy guardian TO be assigned themO children heirs
and distributes of Thomas Walton Deceased: Joee,2 W.
as executor and deysee of the said Martha Walton
knight, " ''e"' =, ~ ~ i"l,'oh
The Defendants Zacharat Williams, husband and Han
" M no'er ana Williams children and heirs
on' hobert and Thomas Walton and Richard Marlborough
not having entered their appearance given security ar
cordng 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules OF bi co
anu aliearng g tisaciory evidence, that they are not
"'ls oi Ips country h IS ordercd, that the said de-
enrnts do appear here the day of the next term
and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs that copv Of
iS order be forthwith inserted some new p1ner pub
siedn the City Of RchEond for two months suceessiycJy
ana posted at the front door Of the Capitol i'm the said city
a copy-le1te, wa. w. HENING, G. G..
-HAus. -. SS-weTt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
In Chancery.-ChnrIolle Col1lt. .Llne. 189i

III -JhGr0te Court, June, 1921
"ii"h u nanel PH fENHE defendant Brown not hay-
c,,.uon IsG @ n ing entered his appearance ac-
Nenent bTo"n ard coriing to the OF Assembly and
6resseeGrcen, D'fs the rules Of this CONT ami Il a
sing 90 me satisfaction of the that an in
dDiit Oh tls state on TIE motion the naiptid nv he
counsel II Ordye6 That tie defendant Brown do an
mere on tie first Monday in September next and enter
ana answer the plaintiffs bill give
curly sr performing the decree OF the court and thar
copy OF Tins order be inserted in the Richmond Fnnpire
courthouse of tue said county. 80 " '
copy-feste, WINSLoW ROBINSON, C.C.c.
-'uiN -. 2O--vg4y~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

,OEtMi I'D TO tie jail oi Brunswick county, Va On ibe
y 9th July last. runaway a Nero man " bo aiis
InlSc i'iAA-ie is about feet inches high about 25
' "l "e iigii compeSon on his lott cheek bone
ms front upper tooth slit ha of: scar on the little
Of inc is' hand He says he belongs John Roberts
frkun County, Georgia, who purchased him of Berfan;,
hing' OF Jasper County, Georgia1he owner is requested IN
come forward prove properly, pay charges, and lake him
"mmitied TO the Jail of brunswick County, ON te
-Ni day OF November last runaway negro man who
cas hise!t jim or JIMMY lie is about fcc inches
# about y years age, dark compilations has scar on
e tit side OF his noS-c says he belongs TO Willie R,r
row. negro sieclator, who purchased him o John n Roi
inn III portsmouth, Va-says he way in Stokes conn
", n e. ON ms way to the south. that lie don't Lnov
Wnre Mr. burrow calls his place OF residence. The owner
IVM III NH: S;,sTA 80 ~ iini
Dec.f. 90 'a, S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Unlied States Court. Fiffh Circn;f 0nd Viro;n1n

Drtrlct--Jltae i4th, 1921.
TENHoMAS CRAIG, George Rutherford Robert MONTH
X gomerie, Robert Spier, Robert Fauld Alexander
against -.
James Scott, executor Of John Leslie deceased who
was executor and trustee o Robert Craig deceased and
Others USEnSa,,,. x
Er,rdct from the decree If the Court
ana the said commissioner Amos Laddl ordered 10
he ana report to the court the debts il any,
sun que from the said Robert Craig, his esate and 10
e'be nm 10 ascertain the he is directed advertise
"ce week for three moIt successfully creditors 10
come IN anu prove their claims before hm.n
copy-Testc, II. JEFFRIES Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
nTsTREssIYG TIu mons,

CONCORD, Oiass) August 27-On Monday picl, oo,b
INST lev minutes before u o'clock the inhabitants NJ
leYs ian IN New Hampton visited with most ire
meHuo hal storm accompanied by dreadful Thunder AMI
hghuing ana wind Tho day preceding there were sbn
cs III various directions but none OF them reached that bi
a, Set anu uhlil nine or ten o'clock, the SKY clear In
abouttwo hours AFTER The inhabitants were rorse ,
cusSion o! Tue elements the came from the Sopt
vest ana In the space Of five minutes nearly ali The ,ss H.
me windows exposed in that direction was broken and
scattered over the floors and beds and before the
had time to leave their beds, the hail stones srond am 49,
eecP on many OF the oor In Of the large house, The
gunies i' not more than dry room as a pIaee M 80
iu"e Vegetation in its course was principsv Jc,i c
inrge corn-fclds and wheat-Gelds ready Tor me S;cI
were lad ieyc with the earth aud nearly Ge.roved T
pncna sufferers arc, Mr. Joseph Cos, who had 10 ssr
Oh glass brokenj L. Samuel aud Michael Kelly 75 JBon,s
SIMPSON Esq and son, 100 Judge Mooney IN Cant
SncnezIr mooney, l44j Mr. Nathaniel Kelly 40 and sa
star. DIohe ~ INC schoohousc. The greater tnrt or
vegetation or tS fertile and bcautful hill was cnt yr -
9s''loycd. No person was injured The lady OF JnIoe
rooney wh" had been confined her bed for peorlv t
mouths vain broken leg rescued from bed Favored
WIN broken glass aud hail- tones, and conVcvcd IN 49,
IOo WHOM injury The people Of this DEVOTED ul,ce III
% no he SUITABLY affected. md are thankful to iat God
their lives. '''7'"'"' }" sPhrihg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
COMMISSIONERS OrFIcE. D

Richmond, 9Th month (June) 20, 1921
TO The aioregoing order of the Court Notice
10 LhtDN GIVEN, to all persons having claims against
the a ohert Craig, his estate 10 come in and prove t.
sNiue oeore me- nj my Office in this city. within three
" nv 'ouri' AMOS LADD, nj. &.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
towhaan County Court, June the tvyenfy-JIS 81 1874
4 John Street, PErjofiG '''''' io-'-

4 John Street, pL,jo,tG ''' 49,
Aedira ~ m,
David Street. D,fnJou, Z" 0""''ccy'
This day the plaintiff by James Forsee Fsru;re ne
attorney ard ed his bill against the defendant and n an
Peang TO The court by satisfactory evidence that the fe
dant Is not nm nhoban OF this state, on the morton ~ A.
Paln by ms said attorney, IS decreed and ordered Inv tI
court That the said defendant do appear ON or cf H.
u thursday IN september and answer the hill aTor
sad, and give security for performing such decree ss a.
court may make herein and that copy Of this order be
inserted IN some newspaper published in the cite az
iSIihoh ana continued for two months surcessivev sd
another copy he posted up at the door Of the cour5o
said third Thursday in September next ''''u' " 'he
1,tv - copy-ieste. WIN. S. DANCE G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

HC'ilNGTON' Pa August pa cnsc new in this ooun
ny Nn urea during the Court last week. Tinoftv Vance,
brought suit against Jesse Tiran for sdrIfe, Iii, ~
VIE claiming 1000 damages The plsniiT was a poor
'u cooper bv trade who bad been married rr,5s ~
twenty ycors, and had raised inniily on nine ;iJ M
ms inuu'iry The defendant neighbour who bs1
pfoiessel great friendship for the paina and 80 es,
anu persuaded him 60 assign rho c prorcrt, ~ bi
he h,icndant) falsely alleging tnr bis creditors we're
about 70 ruin him aud break Elm up Tlavir, ,te;, -
session. ne endeoy0urcd % retain the whole Tor bi , s
,eeRi 'he phnts WIFE, and the cause Of brcesire
Pte ilmiy, and turning bin of house and horne
me seduction having been fully proved By several ifre
VIC uy, after few minutes consultation orve ,sr5;.,
on 10 damages, which s supposed 10 be moro ,i, H.
whole amount ofdcfendaut's lr6periv '''" 'i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

NiK"INiA At Superior Court OF ChanccTy holden a,
inc Capitol in the city fRichnond the 5b June is2i
'oh' oentfy ana his wife, P!ailiiDs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

" lt6INlA Al Superior Court Cbanccrv holden AT
me Capitol in the city OF Richmond the Goth LAY OF jan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

A LII persons indchted To JOHN GlAHAM Deceased are
neSicd to make payment me Immediately as !
am DESTROYS of closing the administration rs soon N
and therefore cannot grant Indulgence 10 any body
- WALTER Dun, Executor
SoN. ~ 5l--u nj John Graham dor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

" lHGlNlA alta superior Court OF ChancCTy held NJ Tho
Capitol IN The city of Richmond, the 8hdny Of June 1901
- william A. TGrpin, Edward Cox, and Caroline Mntld,
Harris executors and executrx of Thomas Harris deceacd
who was acting executor Of Francis Goode te elder ec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
United States Court. Fifth Crreui,and y;yo;;,,

Oaited SidteS Court, Fifth Ctrcuidnd Yirgi,lla
District June Is, 1921.
NMI.S SCOTT, executor OF John Leslie deccased0
- and Norman Stewart, Plainti0s
2fgainSt
Archibald Robertson and William Black fun. surviving
executors OF William Brown deceased, and Others :.
A., Defendants :
Isabella Black late the wife OF Agnew Black the elder =
John Nallace and Marion his wife, W lillian Boyle and =
Sarah his wife, William Black jun. Agncv Black .
the younger and Walter Dun executor OF John Ora z
nam, deceased PLAINTIFF, :
james =, executor OF John Leslie, deceased, and
Andre sesslie and Jane Leslie, deysees of the said
John lrsslie deceased, Dc|tndnts.
EXTRACT FROM THE DECREE.
And the Court doth further direct that one of the com
ssoncrs do state OF the whole the sad
Jo real and personal, and report the
court wn any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
oy nse orrequirct by the parties be statc-and do
enquire what debts due hy the said estate Aud 10 ena-
week Tor three months successfully in more of the
newspapers printed the city of Richmond for creditors 10
come III and prove their claims before him
copy-Teste, RID. JEFFRIES Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
-, Richmond, 7th Month (.J,Iy) I7th, 1921. {
Inc parties Interested desired notice that
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of the court ON
winch said day. at O'Clock A. NJ they required 10 attend
~ my ONCE IN this city, with the necessary documents
inc creuitors OF John Leslie required
prove Their claims before my Office, within three
from the date hereof.
July ~. 2-2et AMOS LADD, M. C.
Julied States 0Ityt EJf1b C;rc,,J 1911 V;ro-;n,-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07
TRUST SALE

Y virtue deed of trust executed TO the Subscribers Ia,
William cambridge and Sally w his wife, bearing date
the nth day of February 1917 the payment of
tain sums OF money therein expressed and made PAYABLE TO
Francis Lewis, which deed is Of record in clerks Office
oi the county court of enrico, SHALL Moiay the IOh
day Of September nsr il fair, Otherwise the rsi fair dav
thereafter sell public auction premises
for ready money, that beautiful and very valuable FARM
situate lying and being in the lower end enrco county
WITHIN miie of James river and 10 from the city of Rich
non called and known by the name of Greenwood con-
tanning by estimation 400 acresor such part thereof may
De necessary TO raise the secured duel by
so ueed together with the interest thereon and the
atendng the execution OF the trust contained in said
deed Notwithstanding believe the title the aforesaid
land and premises undoubted, will convey the
August 81. so-wsw. JOHN Stage
ANYWAY from the subscriber sunday the 10Th uli
n - inc Tour following negroes FANNY, CAROLINE.
hi:NLi ana JACk--Fanny is about S6 age very
tall and slender of dark complexion Caroline is about I
or IL years OF age of tie complexion of Fanny cr mothrr
servants, SeanseSses and washcr omen Henry The SON
OF Fanny, about IS or II years orage very well crown slim
ana knock kneed-a good house and very lively
and spghy hoy. Jack the brother of Fanny nbo 81
or y years ofage, of lighter complexion GOOD house
respect ingenious fellow. hayc some reason 10
they intend going 10 Richmond Norfolk and thar tbe,,
VIII attempt from thence TO get the North They carried
WIN tacn all their clothing and bedding, and went or in
large tuur-oarcd suspect they have ofaned fer
ppes, OF papers WIN my signature Fanny is well ae-
lalhed m 'cnond having spent winters Win e
there, and was there nearly the whole oftlc last will 1.-Two
my dollars reward il taken within the stae or one hundred
collars without the state, and in proportion for either
confined in jail so that get them again. Thev In 20 ~,
hem variety of clothing, that it would BIZ impossible "a
aescric any, except Henrys which consisted oope mr. to
Er al white Virginia cloth panlaloons, pair of bue
smere do an olive velvet and yellow Virginia cIob
hort jacket Each Of the women had white Vrgin;, clio
al'tS,and Jack had mkt cloth surtourt and COOL Gu I
Gloucester, Sept.4 Join 4 ETyis ''
0'Two other negroes Phil black man and HE VIZ n
oSihe 10 'ir Robins of the county, said 10 have
zone with them 3tM,G navy
LII persons 0dcIed to JOHN GRATI4M- deceoceI arr
requested to make payment Immediately as
DESTROYS of closing administration rs soon NJ
ana therefore cannot grant indulgence any body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

ihGiNlA \; Ut rules holden in The (5ierE Office f e
the Goth day OF June. 1921 ~ u's''e ''
NooiSon Knight, and Patsy his wife PLaiytG;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

50 r9m ils and soue rrc'iou positions we dissent
~ e H''-i what They aid add wrote Lei US have Ill
~. e. Gnx.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-09-07

August 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
SUPREME COURT OF THE H. &

MONDAY, Feb. 26.---Air. Justice JOHNSON delivered
the opinion Of the Court in the Of the Beo Corunes
Malagamba consul of His Catholic Majesty the Roe
Island district claimant nrgued by 3fr. winder for the
capors, BY Mr.. Webster for the claimants md by Mr.
Wheaton for the ,alvorS)
The Court determined in this case
ist That foreign Consul, recognized by govern
nent, has right TO libel claim in the Admiralty Courts
che property Of his fellow subjects without specifying their
particular interest,".
IDLY. Ts, the original Spanish owners, in the present
case entitled resuou the capturing vessel having
been fitted out in ports in violation Of the neutrality of
The Uned States in the present between Spain and
the South American provinces and the capture made
by citizens, in breach of the laws and the treaty with
Spain
7dy. The libel for salvage, and that of the United States
for on alleged forfeiture, dismissed
Mt Justice STORY delivered the opinion Of the Court 10
the case of Hubbei & Smith the Universal Insurance
Company, argoed by Mr.. winder and Mr.. Raymond for
the plaintiff, and by Mr.. Pianey and Mr. Ogden for the
deendant') The judgment of the below AFFIRM
Cd, involving several questions ofinsursnee law.
Mr. Justice LIVINGSTON delivered the opinion Of the
Court in the Of the Robert Edwards Savage claimant
srguel by the Attorney General foe the United States ana
by Mr. winder and Mr. Raymond for the cIsimhn si ming
the decree Of the court below.
The Of Anderson Dunn argued by Mr.. Hall
for the plaintiff, and by the Attorney General and Mr.
Jones for the deeDdumt This action of trespass
commenced by the plaintiff against the defendant for exc
eunga issued by the Speaker Of the House vf
Representatives agans; the plaintiff for contempt.
TUESDAY, FEB. s7.-The eases Of the csrgoes Of the
Spanish slips Iere and Eueva Anna, his Catholic Mse,-
Tvs consul for Louisiana district claimant, argued by MIR
Hopkinson for the claimant (Bo counsel appearing on the
Other side remanded the below, for further
proceedings, ascertain uiGer what Gag the captures were
made. his court however not recognizing anr ahor,
TO make captures under the flag Of the Mexican public or
the validity Of condemnation by pretended prize court ~
Galyeztown, established by Commodore Aury.
The ease Of Provost Gratz argued by Mr.. ogden
for the plaintiff and by Mr.. Sergeant for the defiant
The srgument will b. continued 70 ,sorrow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, February 23.--The Missouii
Question, il appears. ia happily settled iu
Congress the resolution wniCh has passed the
House of Representatives, having be EN- OF der
ed 10 a third reading iu the Senate by such d
majority as leaves DO doubt or lis final pas
sage in that body, wlie il will want only the
signature of the President 10 give il Effect
We trnst IT will never again. in any shane
make its appearance in the Council. OF the
Nation. Nut mt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03

secuted against q slate This seems ebyte,sly
to extend 10 this writ OF error, which, altnoneiI
not siili IN law commenced against "a state,
Is SUIT IN law prosecuted against "A stale
lhiS amendment, denying 10 foreigners and
citizens OF other states the right to prosecute
suit against slate, and being siIe ut as to Ci.
tlZenS OF the same state, affords "a proof that
tile federal courts never had jurisdiction of a
suit between d citizen and The s, ale whei sof he
Is d citizen Tor II cannot be presumed thai
right 10 prosecute "a suit against a state
would be taken from fofei suer or citigeu
of 1notherstale, aud left 10 citizens of tue
same state. release Of all spIts il a eIease
OF a wit Of error; (c) aud, consequently, a
wfIt OF error u " q suit in law, and cannot
b. pros cuted againsta stare.
contend that the appellate jurisdiction
conferred by the Constitutes on the supreme
court. is authority to revise the decisions of
interior courts OF The u. S. Where tue su.
pTeme court have not original jurisdiction
they have, by the Consultation, apseIats IN,
risdiction as 10 law aud fact. Coaid il have
been intended TO confer a power 10 re exam.
ine decisions iu Tie state coufis; TO trS again
tie facts tiled in those courts and Ills e
ven IN criminal prosecutions Surely not
Appellate jurisdiction signifies judicial pow
er over the decisions OF the inferior Tribunals
OF the same sovereignty. Congress have pow-
er 10 " constitute" such tribunals; aud "a il
made Their duty to ordain aud establish"
such. Tie trainers OF the constitution imteud
ed 10 create new Judiciary, TO exercise the
JUDICIAL power OF new government, uncoD-
nccted wnb the judIciagies OF the several
states. CODgi ess Is not authorized to make
The supreme cOuff, or any othei court of
state, an Interior court. They do not "consti- |
tute" such court they dU not " ofdain AID |
rstsbish IL The judges cst not be impesch |
cd before the Senate OF the u. States; they
receive 10 compensation for their services |
from the U. 5 aud, consequently, canDot be |
(a) Wheat. so5 20 Judge johnson.
(f1 Laich no. 2 pdc. Abr. 4oI, Roll. Abr 1ss.
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ing section proposed 10 be added 10 the
bill, by Mr.. anderson, being sill under
consideration. viz:
Sec. : Ind be IL further enacted. That in all
cases where complete payment of the whole
sum due. or which may become due, for any
tract of land, purchased from the United
States as aforesaid shall be made on or be
fore the day ot deduction al the
raie OF thiriy.seyeu and halt per centun.
shall he allowed on tue sum so re III aiming NM
paid.
MIR. CyoweH moved 10 fl The blank in
The amendment with The 30th of SepLeul~
Der, 1923; which was negalived-ay. 40
Tie blank Was then, on motion Of Mr..
M'Lean, filled with The 3Oth Of Septen.
Der, 1922.
MIR. Mccoy made an unsuccessful mo,
ton 10 strike oui Mirtyseusn and haE,
aud insert tWenty IRE per cent.
These questions, as we'll as tie merits
of The amendment, we're largely discussed
by Messrs. anderson, Clay, Hardin.
MCoy, Cool, and ~ Lean
Tie ameBdnrni offered by Mr., Ander-
son was finally adopted, by yeas and nays
ayes ~, noes GO.
The amendments were then ordered 10
be engr0ssed, and, with The bill, be read
a iI,irJ time TO morrow.
The bills which passed The Senate veg
terday aud to day, we're seveTally twice
read and referred 10 committees.
MIR. Storrs. from the Joint committee
appointed OH the subject, made report
OF The business which II WAS deemed proc
per for Congress TO aci OF al The present
session.
Dir. Nelson, Of Va. from the committee
on foreign relations, reported bill for
carrying into execution the recent treaty
between The u. States aud Spain which
vac t@jcs read and committed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-06-26
DEDICATION.

On Thursday, June 21st, the fine new Meet
ing House in TopshanI was dedicated to the SER
vice of Almighty God.
A very learned, appropriate and impressive
Sermon was delivered upon the occasion by the
Rev. President ALLEN from Luke VIII. chap.
and Is verse
Take heed therefore ho1 ys hear
Professor NEWMAN, of Bowdoin College, and
the Rev. SAMUEL GREEN, of Reading, Mass.
assisted In the services ofthe day.
The fine selection of Musick evinced much
taste, and the whole singing corps did itself great
honour by a skilful performance Of the various
tunes sung upon the occasion. A numerous au-
dIence appeared highly gratified, and the individ
uals Of the parish seemed disposed to become
united in the support Of religious instruction.