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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-27

itue "s seed & mast rAecnis rs rs t;esfyp
~ Gfeenb w aud vile 'oi 'he puTp ses therein sy
fiesse haei Tie ID Of January iS2i and recorded IN
Tue once ~ HenEtcp coUnty We shall on ThNrs
dGy the 20th instant proceed 10 sci! at public anro
three valuable TRICK TENEMRNIS a., ibs soatb sd-
pied hS the said George Grernhou John King sBa I'm
Dalton Ihis property is highly improved--Aisu nne
nthsI en- DIrsi an 3th s.cet, and st:ecl.
now occupied H. Miss lane Braddock. ON this ct
IS neat two story wooden house. and OTHER improve
mems rendering II desirable residence rsnerI
:Mal family. Also, one ather Tenement IN Duvaps
addon being pau Of lot M. TO- ON who bib.t, Is a
John Hariand -iisO two other House. and Lot. ia
inaWSs Na'leF. purchased by the said George Green
now OF John Weed aui Eliza his wife Also P.rcr
o. Ground, containing ~ front, u strtet run
nihs back the depth az hall acre. heiug part lot
NJ" b,near the New Dock Also 2I re, Of Grnuua on III
street adjoining iae house lately Fredsrck
= sicCraw as an apo,heCarJ's store, on which ihr -,
b"ck sta-le-Aiso, zen If Land near the P.vx
l,lg Greeu called The RESERVE and s Lots, nnmhei-d
40 az 30 81 81 III the said g. Gresnliow's plan Of
lots recorded IN the Office 81 1enrics count courl-
teseiHHg, nfveTbeles, the use for 9eaJs ~ on.
acre pst >. The ahsve ten acre loi 10 Robin a free
man OF o"lcr. who now occupies The sanir" nd also
acres 81 Land in Henrico comfy inc Brook turn
rkr, conveyed 10 the said Gesrge Grsenhsw by Jacob
Valentine.
FERNS %! sae-One fourth cash. or a negotiable note
az sxty days, satisfactorily endorsed with ,rt,Ies,
ihc!udedand The residue in six Twelve eighteen and
twenty four months. srcured W bonds and deed. Of
trYs on the property the ale will commence al
ereven O'Clock, at the ienemeHis hTt mentioned and
VIII he continued on the premises the order In which
the property is named
THOMAS r. BoULDlN r
BENJAMIN LEWIS ( Trustees.
march 10. no ,ts
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7 WILL s,il, on accommodating terms m, Tfrrmeny
y IN the foVH Of Columbia. The hrn6ings = stots
house and lumber house. have beta sistuer sbngIe
sep's se..nn i0HN T0Kpfs
SOdb g-ine ~ he nsuth o. Ar4rs, w $40 N,
- suh'criber took ftonia negto FDfg Doiiar rant
Note. which ne offered Tor i've dollars. 1bsteal oHnei
Of The SAID note MAJ get it by giving ,asattoty des
crpton 81 II, aud paying The expense Of this advertise
meni. ELISHA JACKSON.
Louiss, Jar. %. s4ru
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Tmenin Dollars Rernrd

TWENTY o.tars RiHbe esvra by me subscriber for
approaching md securing In jail so that br
gf1s nm 0gd'H. vutatfo man named HdT'r tghc
fQ me SaDscTi sT's plantation. In The county of
fes0H on liondag the tTeith ut. Maft is 6sttosey,
ioriV and fy geGre old feet eight or niue inches
Afgh as hair Is bfgiHning to turn grey, his teeth
much dec4ggd MS Voice generality hoarse The etS
preston ojhIs coHntenaHcs Is daTk and he eenerdE
iy to0ks HpOa The ground uhen spoken TO. lie TOOK
rim MIN 0erioHt articles oCeLOfhing his beAsped
ne "fH fHdeHpoHr TO reach Richmond By uafSr as he
has been once arrested that route since his eope.
meHt, IRt tetfiHg plausible tate, uas aftoned 10
proceed From Richmond he triu donbtIess eHdedDoT
70 so 70 HiHdmsbgyg, Thsre he Vds ptfrchasedIro7
NJ BeH HaHfr decd. or ub OSe estate tn the neigh
DoThO0d he had many reiafiDes
THOS. MISSIR. jim.
NttS0H t6NWV. March ]. 07..Os
4 htbtiNS the Trustees Of tue Upper hppo.
"a uauox Company. will take place on 7harsdav
me 1911 OF this month Important business Teaairss
ib~, the meeting be as fall a. possible.
RICHARD N. VgNABLE.
THO: A. NORTON,
EDWARD MUMFORD.
WILLIAM 8. ARCHER.
MHrcd 70. tO3..3 JOHN GRAMHER.
TO ~ HIRED, by the B,onib, nfst rate Boaf0lanI
L EGeaire at IBIS once. - Msrch 10. Io2.,u
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Wy 'i're ~ 4 n'ed rt '}H.i executed nv WaTJ.r
- Lewis 10 william g poindcX =, Isaac Cnrd. ana
James B. Ferguson, trustees, bearing date the 2s
da' Of tpul, iS7. and dolly iecordes in The cI-fk,;
highest bidder, O. ready none, a. GoochI,nd c..r,~
hHuse. on WfHHeJdGV The isfh tar Of priI Hers one
aud hall acitt az Nj ne The same more or leg,
WIN ininner house thereon. aud al ats appntsnancey
}'hg M said csnnt, ~ Co cbsnd the Ryra ,Te.k
near the Byrd Viii II being e TO- OF land which
Uss purchased ~ sais Wsfns. Lepi. from Archibald
Bryce, Az per deed Of the clerks ONCE of ,be
nTf of said county 81 Gnnchiand. he sale will ne
mao 10 'ais' certain mnney due from Warner Levi,
10 WIN. Miller Sr'!ng eXecntsr ~ s; ninel Woos son
dec for witch Thomas Mi'ler dec was secnri,y ,oach
~ Win the expenses of -xrcuiin. the trust de,dyd
b- tile III the trustees will .egsd 10 the ,urcba
sr. by ISAAC cum. aud
JAMES u FERGUSON
Or one Of them, as sKrUiVipr TRUSTEES
q chland Mf.chi6. N, Inc
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TNE REDUCTION OF The ARMY.


WASHING ION, March as.-sone Of our readers those
az distance particularly. feel IN the manner
IN which the reduction take place. wehase Official
information the subject. but generally und rsood
that Major General Jacob Brown aud Brgader Genrals
Scot ard Caaes, (Msjor Gsenes ais By bevt) To la
retained the establishment and they ar 20
firm Board to the necessary selection the pre-
sent officers Of the Army In The discharge OF this unpea-
SAINT duty, many of merit h. deranged from oce.
The opportunity however. is afforded, in this second
selection from the rias command the rvices
OF the USEFUL, active, and accomplished Officers.
suppose that the Board General Oce, will
this city y thin two weeks. ina. ht.
Suoinei is the of h Queen of Britain to
the Address transmit her from the ci OF New YORK,
ia these United States the Of Great Bri,a aud
Ireland" residing The National Advocate i, disap-
pointed in tho style OF Nh Adr which he saysis SECURITY,
tane, aud spirltls We thaa the answer is toirahiy
good answer III certainly much better than
OF the vapid productions which ,he bestowed her attached
and loyal f'nd, home AS the of Adde'S
To which II M. rnOrdo we we'll
her, however, the sprize, which yet teel the whole
proceeding in which, ernes,i, hope, nAtursi,zed
citizen of the United States had any concerli lN.
THE ANSWER.
My thanks due the natives of Great Britain
| and Ireland siding in the eiy of NV York.
The independent spirit and ratrt, feelings Of the peo-
pie hive afforded III, che ring solace, aud the
satisfactory support IN late conflict with my rnenes.
The, have in this sascs ,aqushtd that lhh faction,
who have shown themselves hostile my rights they
| ever have been OF The
h,vr bs.n denied aud sil denied any mention in
tn Liturgy of the Establishment but act of unchsr-
itableaess toward will ultimately prove in ous
TO the hierarchy, b, has sinvsi nc than TO
the Queen, whom il intended ruin in public TINA
ton palace has bee refusN my requtst; hut this
refnr, though Designed agyrnva other mites which
have n
sentiment than that Of contemp, pity for the
maig ity of my advrrsas. My residence is. fact more
royal than il il entirely composed Of gold preeou
| stones. I, is in the affections of the people.
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tFrom the Columbia, (S.Cl T.i,sco,s,
IMPORTANT NV. KHAN -VfNJ


M pefsons IN any way coDvtrs2nt uith steatp boat,
ohg peen convinced b1t the, never wuud he ONE
PRINTABLE until some simpincaion of the nncbine,v
s"ouu stea'B iessen the original cost make thr
uen usotT as wen as less bulky, aud diminish very
materially the consumption 81 fuel such .inn,i6c.
'ton w De'ieve 10 have taken place Mr MINES W.pn
a" ingenious tSwnsnan OF ours, mas contriyed 1. di.
pehse TN almost every rtiee OF MACHINERY ex,cn,
'ne ooer, tue Cylinder, and the water whe. lie ,la
ees tne cSlihuer within the water wheel it,.if..it
eNoWes upon IT'S own centre OF gravity but ms centre
Of feVo'ntien is different from that - the reyo,n,,on n
fe water wheel The pisto1rod Ia the pIlmnnrod h,
operates directly upon The wheel and Will. il Co,pe.
nN around IS ITSELF carried ound The a,u n,s,e,
h'"ugu tue gudgeVn, on which the wLeel ne, ana
70 conducted 10 and from the cylinder ky mean, of
'ums anu stationary and rotary valves rhe reader
VII" OF course, conceive but an imperfect idea of IN.
machine, from any verbal description and more e,ns
Crazy from one so brief as this. Mr.. ward ba, priu,S
TOT 'he I'VE 81 MS particular friends detailed rca
be published generally. r' WIN
many will doubtless say All this Ioot, y.,v nell
upon paper but has the thing been tried = WIN /,
moTkf WIN goP To these questions we tbink Mr.
mho msoe very Satisfactory answer few DAYS ,incs
having compirted model Of his machine n "a a, a.,
aene9 10 the boiler Of Col Blandnes engine AND in
sp'. o. various sbftrous predictions the thing din
VOL ana nid go with an yeloc ity which we
believe, astoIished all present. We
VI course, Mr. Ward has not been 50 inptoy,dept "a
" Heeect the pFspeb means Of securing 10 him self
kaent we nope ne viii he abundanily rewarded for
This singular display OF ingenuity and that 2, Ey,on
enjoys The reputation Of Grs carving nayiga,ion nv
sea into extensive Practice the name OF ward aiiI
sian" recorded TO p"sierIt, As the man. who so far
nmp1ihed The machinery, as make the bushes. nr.
hlahe.-(d N0mLer ~
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puBLlCNTiON OFFfcEs',,

(Sdrhet Dridce Hai, strut RifhtyouT o,gd No q
HHT'scW sfreef ButsiROte)
sSoN nr. .AYo's IN mug primer nj. n,irp spe,J
a, -, ~, - - Ahoe"t te siaphN aud n-p Sysem Of
n ith 'iegy, for the use ~ Summaries
usss ,'' ''eh'Ary 10 Is a'T higbir recommended by
H",e pr"ie's"fs ana rher rear, .iisrart.rs
lns C"ri'ni.soneGs ~ TIE rruuafy Schools In viz
gh!" b"ohsries aro County sierci ants arr
tlh NE eau be aUspllel wih these ho ks al
Aho'es"ic piices, b. application b. above to
Jan 20. ~,
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march 10.
.ShocRoe H,V 3ore,-n far Pc.I


A ND quantity Of VALUABLE FURNITURE 10,
' sale, at public auction, on IhH,sddv. tie 5th OF
APIH, " not disposed Of grivaiels before that day,
Consisting 81 twenty single and ,"uhle beds maze n
new feaers mahogany and ma pie high post bedsi.ads
Win an the NECESSARY fnrniture and mattress 1,
esch also. sh-eis, caveTiids, towels pillow eases
dnine aud card tables, large looking glasses
rugs, chairs. seters urints uiap, and a quantity at
e'tgant plain and cut glns China aud c,ockery wave
an establishments
Al the same lime and place On elegant Tor CIR and
rated BarHsSs rev Sutky aud 1tated harHsss--
i'gn one horse Car7i0ge and BdraeJS; one set Gar
''oge Har'ess plated. and hu' lutte worn also sur
sci 1rass mounted; .S0ddfts BTi6ies. &c pair al
grnue, we'll broke carriage Horses aid also very
hhs large Young HoTse. years old tbi, Spring ridrs
AUG draws Ern'ly aisr several valuable NtGRoR5
alpens them one that's well kn this city IS ueine
one suane the best oseTs and carriage drivers in Viz
Una Iefns ~ tae, 'or all snins unser one huH
oIeo ooars cash over that amount SIR months edit;
NEGOTIABLE notes with approved endorsers, payable in
The Rchmond Banks, will be required.
N Any gentleman wishing to engage in Keeping
pnbiio house who qualified manage estab-
hssment properly, may expect ctr,oinly to be veil
rewarded Tor hs exeuions of which fact he shalt ne
fully persuaded by calling 0s ~ s. r.
march I6 IO9 I'D.
NEGROES FOR SALE
10y virine ~ decree of Hanover CbauceTy Court,
WI be sold at Hanover Courthouse on Uednes.
nay iSth INST being Coui, day. on credit Of twelve
dy, dec 49,
EAInAMgL c. LlPscoMbE.,
NAIHhNlRL GLfNN, tco,n,,..,a...
NtIHANIEL gOWE fSomm'ssiobere'
NATHsNIEL TINsLEY,
Matob &. to9 "a,
LII pei s0hs hattnR tains araIhsi lOIfN 1,fIAHAd !.
- deceased, ATE requested 10 make them Known
WALTER Dun, Executor
Wv w 5l..u ~ ipfn Graham. dscsd
ItnIGUdgs M jail
A Coy, who says she belongs Elisha Williams 81
"A Caih county WAS commiued 10 jad rs a tunawa,
on ,be ioh oeoir last sic IS five fest Two and halt
inches hiRb Md IS probably hity years o. age.
hlso, JONATHAN SCOTT. = black inan who say, he
Isa wee nsH- he Was committed The 2lBt Ociaet
ias Is hBe well made fellow about twenty two or
twenty three ySsfs 81 age five feet seven inches high
aud says he was raised by iif Charles Blsy of Waf
nins,eI. JaC0B HOJCK, Jailsf.
z, ckinsham count, Jan 30. s4..uigw
Iuenty Five Dollars REGARD.
- ANtWAY from Richmond, on 22d december
~ male slave. aged on a. years FIVE fsrt six or
'ehi inches hich, WsII MADE for negro yefy black
.dmen YORK ...Said slave was puTeEassd Of Edward
Caves, 81 New Kem.
The above reward viii he given by delivering him 10
ames SWithtrs. Rcbmo aud ali reasonable charge
ava ~ rive HUNDRED DOLLARS by delivering
bin At roi1t Conpee, Louisiana TO
Jan. s1. s2..rleE' CHARLES MORGAN.
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q fou>G jAN1Ltd IN g"sssssirg sYcb es1 nj
ais a. ""uls Constitute iht ptefequisi,o fot an 10.
h"fa"ie thiso0utu lion so eHkno. " pubiic ,tends
speh'ieg "rfrai Ppfit"n 81 The prese year IN travel
Hhs through Tue NF.teFu CoTuiJj He soIe,,s the
ionr attention - any sbo 81 2ci,g their
hsihess ~ thsi secsi n tfansacted an agent a the
'aie anne piedgne his euts 10 d. annie ipytice
~ I" 81 20 may deem ~ proper in for6i. IN \. M
u =" u 'eaVrtIiis stale about The dtsl ~ Arm
Is e ences 80 fie.sfs. Guathc ~ AZ ih,s ri,x
y, ,''n'"nic"iioh' addressed g. ~ G hyi-us King
William C@uiiy will meet u:ih prcmpi a,en,,"n AS
March Is ~, -
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10y virtue Il deed ~ ;rns, executed nv Rlcnart
A. Gro m ior pnfpcses therein toned hall
p1ceedt' re 'dy money, onthe oh dprK nerf
atthe hsdse u said Groom tlr PROPERTY ~ 80 nu,h
thereon as Will sai,s The clam for ~hicb said
was eSecntsd-1be sale xiii take place between -,
hours - twelve and one u'clnrt.
~ Il ~ ~
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posiauiiy. 10y tcsset,ns cat sae demon - 40
peTpetrated this horrid deed. RIO

HOS ron, March 1--we understand that 6ftecn hun
dred dollars damages yesterday awarded in Of
eoiorr man ewetD VIII, bsrharousy whip ped about
years since or forts Il will be rccoeetosi
that eight hundd dollars damages given lower
court in the case from which award the defendant
Col. Eus's) then appcsld.
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4 u uer'"Rs having claius ar-inst The estate of
GEORGE POTTER, dsc. 'a,e OF Louisa comfy
are desired 10 make them kpowu To-
JoaN THOMPSON, Ex'or
Culp-per Courthouse. Feb. 20 e3wsS.
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- a, aZINnA
GgNRRAI. sumnAEY

.wriiur in Tie fear 1914. In ron,e,unlu,;on r. r.
which ins Itser heeo pubJ,shfxI AoS
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( 'oHMirlED 10 the taii OF ibe town OF Petrrsbn,r
- on 'he ph Srp'emhsT last, as runaway. negro
man tho calls hims II GEORGE Said fe lew i. abont
tee inches high, DARK compilation; We has a scar
over his rlght eve and another his under lip lie
IS ab"u' n years old. He had oh phen conn itted a
eine q til sailors Jacket ana corsuroy pautaIoon.
TINS feilnw oaIms his freedom, and SAYS I've Was emsn-
cpated IN BEDFORD comfy: hut has been.unab. a, ",
IT, pTsduce any evidence of,he 'act. The owner II
any, requested 10 come fTSar1, prove property nav
.hatges- aud take him a"aJ Otherwise be viii he
dealt With acoordIn. to Law.
~ PARISH, Jsnr
IA.
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CHA Nckkf. In chesteIneld county cguIt,
L February i2-
Josiah Elliott .................. p,,;r,s
AGAINST ~
william Elicit, Samuel Hancock, eldridge smitks
mall nd fab,
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TO ~ HIRED, by the mould, a nfsi faIe BoafgasI
L EEeaire at ibis once. - Msrch 10. I02.,u
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-12-12
PRESIDENT SAGE.
WASHINGTON CITY, DEc. S.

WASHINGTON CITY, DEc..5.
AT r. O'clock, thi. day, the President of the
United States transmitted to both Houses of
Congress, by Nr. S. L. Gouyemeur, the fol-
lowing
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-05
NeU York, June |
FROM PERNAMsUCo.

Capt. Newman, arrived yesterday from
Pernambuco, informs, that accounts from
Rio Janeiro mentioned that the King had
sailed or was about to sail for Lisbon: and
that there had been two changes of min
listers in short space of time
Markets at PernamGuco.
Flour was retailing (dulD at five mills
(,S6 25) per barrel Other articles of A
merican produce not much in demand
Sugar was plenty, but very high, say one
mill Isl 25) per arroba (52 lbs) for Bran
co Bash. English vessels were chiefly
loading with sugar for different ports Of
Europe. Hides were scarce and in great
demand for the European market.
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Mr.. Cooper had arrived in Charleston
and had engaged to play six nights.

POSSESSION OF THE FLoRIDAs.
Col Butler, of the U. States army, left
this city yesterday morning in the U. S.
schr. Tartar, capt. Paine, on his way to
Amelia Island, where he will open a ne
gociation with his Excellency the Gov.
os East Florida, for the exchange of flags
and the delivery of the post Of ST. Au
gustine From the disposition of the Spa
nish Governor retiring from his command
we have reason to believe, that every faci-
lily will be afforded Col B. for a speedy
accomplishment of his mission.
Darien Gaz. Hay l9.
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lie economy, in the same manner as ABOVE
and also declaring that there asno Portu-
guese Consul or Vice Consul residing in thai
District. so
Unless the above are properly attended to
vessels arriving a, Lisbon, or any other
Dor, in Portugal, may expect 10 suffer very
str ict and indefinite term of quarantine.
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OF Muscat jointly, with the sect Of Arabs
called Benyboo Ally, and nearly 500 men
belonging to the English and Syed Syeed
were killed with the sword of the above
sect of Arabs called Beny Boo Ally-and
further, there is report that the armies
belonging to the English and the Ina
um. will return to Muscat in the course
of two or three'days."
The Imaum is said to be wounded, and
to have evinced great personal bravery
during the action.
The following extract of letters writ
ten off Muscat, on board the Teignmouth,
have been also kindly communicated to
US:
1T is with much sorrow have to tell
you of the defeat of our troops before Las
carry Poor Dr. Whigham, JOS Lawrie,
lieut. Price, engineers Walsh and Perrin,
cd Regiment; lieut.. Short. of the Marine
battalion, killed, with the greater part of
our troops. The Imaum wounded dan
gerously; his troops kept back and would
not come into action; our troops fought
like lions, but were overpowered by supe-
perior numbers, 1000 Arabs against 500
of our troops. Lieut.. Gidly, NJ d lieuts.
Morley and Otte, artillery, are with capt
Thompson, the only officers alive, by the
account Just received from Dr. Fallon,
who is in medical charge of the troops. l
conclude with hoping to give you more
particulars from Loore, for which we are
now getting under weigh"
GA letter has ust arrived from DR..
Fallon who is with the Imaum of Muscat,
he being severely wounded. He dates his
letter from place not many miles from
Loore; he says we have returned to this
place after fatal defeat, the whole
of the force being nearly cut up DR..
Whigham, bapt. Lawrie, capt Price, lieut.
Perrin, lieut.. Short, and lieut.. Walsh. are
the officers killed The Arabs came down
upon them, 4OO9, all determined men, the
Imaum's army stood panic struch, and
would not fight, the consequence was our
brave sepoys, 600, fought them for one
hour, the Arabs then retreated for while
they seeing the Imaum's men not coming
to attack them, and left the field pieces
they had in their possession, also three
matchlocks aud surrendered, our sepoys,
then attacked them sword in hand, COM
pIetely dispersed them and cut them up
on all sides, the Imaum again tried to
bring his men into action, but only few
of them came up. The Imaum was
wounded in two places There were no
seamen on shore with the force"
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fTVW VIC NONHeCttCUt MTTOTy Mdy 90
DEDICATION OF THE ASYLUM FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB.
The ceremony of Defeating the Amer.
lean Asylum for Deaf and Dumb persons,
which has lately been erected in this town
through the munificence of the national
government, and the charitable donation;
of many persons of wealth in this and 9th
er st ates, took place on the afternoon Of
the 22d instant. A procession was form
ed at the courthouse, consisting OF the
members of both branches of the Legisla-
ture, the officers and pupils belongingt'
the institution, strangers, and citizens
which proceeded at 4 o'clock to Lords
Hill, the scite on which the Asylum IS
erected. Upon reaching the Asylum
which is about half mile from the city,
the whole procession were accommodated
with seats in the open air in front OF the
building, which were so elevated as to
give the whole audience an opportunity Of
witnessing the ceremonies The Rev.
Mr.. Whittlesey, Superintendent, first ad'
DIRE ssed the throne of grace in an apPro'
pirate and impressive manner, & hymn
composed for the occasion was then sung
by the audience. The sermon was DE-
livered by the principal, the Rev. I. d
Callaudet, in pathetic and forcible mar
ner, which was immediately succeeded D!