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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05
POSTPONEAilLNI,

HWIStj TO this incienesy The weather Their un-
" avotvhle CIRCUMSTANCES the sale tho Nj LII QUAR-
TER postponed nnul Aoay the 6fh Dscenber when AT
" O'Clock tie pr~msrs Will be sold auctionto
highest bidder that ysluse e-tne, the Min Qrarer ing
on Namayeen Creek, parity in Amelia nnd
wHde, principally in the iDrer, about s2 abuve
tersDnTg hnd so solt, from icmend containing by
snryey 12So ~ land, thousand which
grounds vi i.r first quality About 800 pcres
grounds are cleared and in civilizations the hole ha.
been dcej within the last ~ years considerable ex-
pe1se, and is capable OF producing crops corn
wheat aud tobacco land James River.
of the tract Is IN woods ardin supply of tim
her, ana the cleared high land is eum qual,y il not
superior Ia any ~ The neighorioJd. Tire
vhnageouy divided in two parts, if ii should
Ut The purchasers. The improvements consist of small!
but comfortable dwelling situated ein
which commands extensive view the rnunds
dairy smoke house, stables and house
house, quarters oT negroes stables
~ with thrcshng machine attached, t6Ia
barns go feet by 30 and six log by 20
iher description is thought he ia
sumed any person wishing purchase will FIRST view the
premises.
TERMS.-O ne-ifh cnsh-the balance In three equal an
niai instruments, The purchaser giving with
and q deed Of trust GA iie properly.
Immediately alter the land sra stock Of
ami Cae-utensils of husbanry and about 800 barrels
Corn viii he sold 10 the highest bidder in lots on cr.Iit
OF haSeTs giving approved bonds Will, a,-
proved security 10 carry interest il not
paid
IL is expected TINT about bushels or wheat will, he
sown before Tue Gay OF sale FRANCES TABB.
October s. A4-,ds
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ITUkBIDF.

paper drawn up by one of this persons
household, who accompanies! him n, Mex;co
has been published as follows in the Ane,i
can -
" simple but trne relation sf the arrival q,
iturbIde at Mexico, and of the motive.
which brought him from Europe.
I" ltnrbide was calied to London bv .oanv
powerful reasons aud by The most in,pur.
,ant to The Mexican MISUNDERSTANDING IN,
is presence was the only means of nn;,,,a
the many divided opinions, aud of organizinr
an army which could oppose the invasion
which Spain would probably ATTEMPT ne sn,u
as Ferdinand 7ih would be re established IN
the plenitude of his power, by the assis,anc.
ni France and other naiioss. Iturbid, ras
of ms opinion, IN relation to the expect,d
Invasion, and was DESTROYS of assistinp his
country, even at the sacrifice Of ali mai yas
dear TO him he did not hesitate momenr.
He SEM for his family, then al Lashorn. and
~ the mean time busted himself IN making
the necessary preparations foe his voyage,
snch as procuring vessel. borrowing mOney.
seeking for person to conduct him TO
Mexico, and other arrangements.
AS soon AS his family arrived, he placed
nus SIX eldest SONS ut proper Schools and with
Ills VIE, Els two youngest sons, two chspIaiDs,
nephew, two strangers, lone Of whom had
servants, he embarked at, in The brig
Spriag IN the nth Of May last.
g On the 18th July, he arrived Oft the Par
OF Soto In Marina, and was ignorant of the
last determination of the MEXICAN Cavern
ment respecting him, or in what light a co,u-
munIcaiiOs had been receis ed. addressed by
HIM from London, under date of Is,h Of
February, 10 the Mexican Congress otf,f;og
his services as a simple military man. should
the nation deem them useful and that for
the furtheiance ofthis Object le had depar,ed
from Italy, in the monih o: Noyrmh,.r 1923.
He accordingly caused Lieutenant and Colo.
mel Don Charles Beneski To GO o Ssto Ia Ma
rina and obtain InformaiOn, charging him par.
ticUlarly to ascertain if General Don Feline de
Ia Cara, was IN that province, as he mad left
MIN nj ms departure. This General was the
first who, while iturhide was Emperor in
Mexico, proclaimed The republic in the pro-
vince Ol SaDfander 4; but troops having march
I'd against him, he abandoned those who had
followed him and presented himself fo Itur-
bide, who pardonrd him, spared his life. and
reins,alcd him in his bunors and emnlov. :.
For this generous action, no doubt. I,uIbde
thought That Cara would be- grateful. and
project his landing and subsequent operations.
But no, he acted different part.
Beneskl returned on the morning of IN
18th, without having discovered how much
lturbide was in danger, bat bringing favorable
information 10 iuubide, which, added 10 the
knowledge that Cara commanded in that
quarter, made him dtlermIne TO land the same
evening being attended only by this stranger
lie instructed the other psrsuns who Remained
IN board, attached IT, him, To bold themselves
ia readiness to follow as soon as they would
be ordered 50 TO do. Thcy proc. cdrd ios ,lIs
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rRUSV, SALE

10y virtue of deed OF executed by lanes Brown
- 10 James tunes, William Mitchell the subscriber,
bearing date on the S0iH May IN the year eighteen
dreu and twenty-five, ani duty recorded in tie Office
the County Court OF iienrc, pay m-nI
certain Of money therein mentioned, ill sold on
Tuesday the 2stl day September, in the year, 1924
tar, not on the next fair day pu+lic The
highest bidder Lot u cIty of Richmoud
being part OF lot purchased by said Brown from Moses
Davis and bounded az follows; beginning south
East corner oi the house lately by john Sb-p
heed thence down street to the alley, thence up the alley
Douat, thence with said line feet mud thence TO tbc
hegiun'neupon which 10, there good houses
Terms oi sale-Ons fourth ,6 the purchase money Ia
cash; the balance in equal n,oieues six and twelve
months, with interest thereon from The day of sale
red by negotiable with approved esIorsers and
deed of trust upon the property.
The title IS believed TO De good bue the Trustee will
convey only such title is vested in him
JOHN q. WILLIAMS, acting trustee.
august lV ZB-tds
By of the parties above sale is pustpnn
ed TO the 23ib day of October next.
II The abuye, by consent the parties, is further
p"siPaned 10 the 10Th day OF November next.
Nov. 59-ids
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LEWIS WEBB X. co
OEFFR EOR or

UTTER tOK SdLH.
100 BAGS, ~ barrels aud ~ tierces ani
90 barrels brown sugar-Ioaf sugar--gO hbds tims ,e
taiIrg mnlasses, " hbds and 100 barrels rye
bbls Caruiber's feciifes do-2O bbIs. aprI,.
ppes and 10 nrrels Americas gin9 hhds nd 81 ly,ei.
New England runs hhds. Antigua pipe superior
French Standardization particular Madeira-Sciiy Ma
deira FeaerTe-Sberry--Po rl--Co enar--Swset Msla
ga-Scuppernong wi0es-Liquor eoiourAig--i5Oo sack
Liverpool slt50 tons bar iron, American, English ana
Swedes-2tons plough plstes-5 castings, Consisting
of ovens, skillet pots, salt boilers, Nc2 ernaD
9eel-f tons estered do-Orawly do.-2Ooo sides srsl
ieuher250 sides upper dol Morocco goat skins
100 SpanisH hieSl5 bills Tanners oil-5OO terces Tho
mastOn iineiO00 bhis North Carolina cut 100
do. do. shad5O boxes Whemsres and other cotton and
wool cards5O guns, fowng pieces cerooos Spsnisb
iodigO-Copperds, aiu'O, mAdder-Logwood ,rinis,ons
set pctre-kice, pepper ,rimeaioMaee, nutegs cloves
Hare, gtnxer, rstsns amOnds a,d brown sosu
SnuT, Spanish segarsMoulh candles teSC rates Queen
~are-Chna glass ware, say tumbiers decantef salts
wine glasses, &c. Sc.WiAdow glass various szss-De
mtioifosSi0ne ware-POgdcr aud shet-BaIe rope, bed
cords aud leading iinesWriing prsniing, letter aud
wrNFpng pHPer-sbop aud seiDe twine 40 CASKS OF
cheese.
ALSO
- pieces cotton baegng ~ inehss wide7 pieces Hes
titns cases American broad cloths sa,inets-1
ce. domestic piaids stripes ctaphrays, sbsetiur sdf
-. ch cas- Nc.--lotton yarns Bale, pinning cotpD
ttoheT !. S3-5twe.
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Gloucester county, October is.
NOTICE.

I,itAr, In virtue of deed Of trust executed
rhonms IL Waiiha, for the purpose OF securing the
raynentni certain sums ot money therein mentioned
due 10 erni'r OF Joseph Friend late OF Chesterfield,
(Which deed Is of record in the County haiia
SHALL an Monday the Bib day of November next a
iax Courthouse proceed 10 sell the highest bidder,
CASH much of the land evmpsed IN the said deed
rs VIII be necessary discharge of the balance
IN the sa de;d Together with the and charges at
tending the sale This is good estate situated about six
niles East OF Halifax Courthouse and the title believed
he unexrcptonab!e However, acting Trustee shall
only such title IL vested in by the deed
said. SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee.
II The sale Of the above land having oida-
bly, pos,pnrrd, the public assured that the sale
viii positively take place without rtserve the place
and the terms above specified, ion.iAy the 9th day
OF November next 5. CIVILIANS, Trustee.
October al aS-tdx
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II The ENQUIRER is published twice week general
three times daring the session ot the State
fguiafs-Price the as heretofore, Fine DaHor' per
payable In advance. Notes OF chartered specie
wing Bans (oniy will received In payment. Tie I'd
itprs viii guarantee tho safety ut rentng them by mall
the postage all letters being paid by the writers.
II paper discontinued, (ut al The discretion
CT tae Eturs,) anil all have becu paid
II Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shail have a tenth grsats
TER9is of ADVERTISING.
One square, iess-Frst Insertion, rs ceris-eacb
Continuance, 50 cents. ,
. No until has either been paid
fpo assumed 10y this cy,or its envoh''
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EXECUTORS SALE.

ON the Soih o; annb, IL iar. il The fair
~ day the Executors of John 5l Sheppard will sell
Ehe highesi b;d.r Scotch Town ia lIanov FIVE
hundred barrels c Coru all the Fodder and other long
foage large stock of WORT nurses and coils the latter
fruri irHr old humber uf fine cnlie
work The stack OF Sheep and Hogs and HOsehul
Kitchen Furniture, including excellent beds piant
ton utensils and srt OF Dioehsmiths ,sois and
articles.
Bonds with approved security payable The s, Of DC
her, 1875 tp beat will
for oil SUES ten dollars that an
will I've expected. II the bonds punc,uay paid the
Interest will be ,emed The sale will be continued
uav L. day iii all is sold.
NdypmhPr z
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I SUGARS, &c. Sc. 81.


WIFE Subserbers have hand, stpre, which they o.
IL Ter for sale ON accommodating terms
% hids sugar Of all quaIies aPBrt uncommoniy fine
% puDcheons West India rum
20 do New orleans do
100 bags coffee
100 boxes tea
30 hbds prime m1ssses
20 pipes Holland gin
B 40 oncomInooIy fine, Sal proof London market
brandy
90 pipes French. part Of which uneoniponIy 6pe
90 cask, TeneriHe wine
so do Malaga
GOO sacks salt
20 bags pepper
20 do pisienio
30 boxes chocolate
IS casks best u. -. whiskcg
~ hhds. rye whiskeyN
20 casks old Monong ahea wLiskcY
$50 lbs. fresh nutnicgs
30 ton Swedes iron
50 bbis ale
50 Kegs refined silt petre
400 boxes window glass
10 boxes fig blue
so kegs vefdigris
400 Kegs white ead
400 bags shot
100 bits loaf sugar
500 casks cut nails
10 boxes white Havana sugar, and many other ari.
700 bags green coffee
10 CASES Irish linen
bales best Oznaburgs
on WIND,
100 packages cotton goods.
MONCuBk ROBINSON & PI.tksANTs.
October - ~ "
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

THE following resolution adopies by the Board of
Il Visitors the 9TH October ~ s
Resolved that the Proctor be authorized and required
after the 18th day November tense
the University such offering, worthy pro.
per character, he shall approves That the leases shall
DE Tor aiegrr term Than year. and thai
cause TO he inserted ia the such shall
n-c-fsaryas To tr of the buildings
and npnrtrnancrs at tue irnements, ami tha his be %
s'ed w,ic"i delnr iha, all persons may have
mny desire 10 apply"
Any communication addressed TO by letter. (postage
PsdJ the suhJcc; OF the above resolution shall
te.tiei a. ). Dh)LKES BiOUGu, T.. u. Va.
Ccn'i-r ~ AT--tfSN
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CALLS REPORTS-

fusr published 10y PETER COTTON, Law Book seller.
~ eput' % Gases argued and determined in the Couri
o Appeals 9i Virgioia by Daniel Cai-rhree vols sr-
eopd sdiian TO which are added Notes referring to
subsequent applications o the Court and other n
thosttrs, and complete Table cited Ly Jos
Iott, Councillor at Law price twenty dollars neay
bound 10 calf
pies, Ike.
NIB. In press, HAIRS Digested f,dsr of Yirrnia Re.
lCl pages. - r
Octpbrr2 "a. sfo,y
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NOT'Il;E.

IL persons having claims against the Estate az ,l,
~ late r. WA. Ftslee, Sen. dec. hereby
AMI required TO make them knOgn 90 The undesirnc IN
orer that provisions may made for tieir discharge
Aud ale person. drbied ie said Estate are earnes,
" requested To nIak- iumediate pay men,
JAMES RAWLINGS, AdIn'r.
wiih the will annexed of WIN. Foushee, sen. dec.
Sept ~. sg~tf
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Land aud .Negroes Ear NJ


on Tuesday the 23 Of November mex: win he sold 10
" the highest bidder the premises that valuable
Tract OF Land lying East River in the county of Ma
hews, Wherein The late JrD Patterson resided contain
ing hhout 500 acres, nearly all Of which is cleared and in
close'his aud Is beautifully sitnnted commanding an
extensive water pr"sprot-nnd beatty as any place in
the slate Upon the premises spacious and
en dwelling honse, an" every convenient clubhouse ,r
sush an establish nieni--Aso, valuable tide lrst Mill
10 good order, constructed work on i,o, ,b, and sod
tic-fhe quality ~ the soil good aud well adacted 10
Tue gOwth oi corr, wheat and oats-AIso snotb,r rrac
81 Land entirely ~ wood, lying about mile higher up the
M WI" n'neaihey ON the water, containing about 245
acres AT the same time and place will he snid absut 6ftv
sau"hle SLdpES consisting of rpen, women and chill
urn probably as likely any In Firginsnnd an unusu
nHs large proportion "f heni under 90 wears OF age A.
ohs Them are many valuable house servants, safe uf
nem nianies, as TAR as practicable oud lie eler,
all Tie other personal estate of ,he de ense
ierlH' OF saietoT The and fourth Of the ooey IN,
be required on the first Of Janusry meg, f,hs
"ii giveu) aud the balance in SIX "a, lee and ;hes
months nerr'i'er-iiond wiIh approved serri,y and
deed n trust upon the land, secure the vii, ne
tp"re"ihe Negroes will he sold for and he
personal property GA credit nine n,oos ne s,te
VIII "e eo""nued rom day 10 dsy uusit cutnyIete,l
tih: lONPKlNS, Administrator.
Matthews county, October g. Isl4 AZ, ,Js
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~: y J!or. A9r.
-
FRANCE.

Letters from Paris speak ofthe intention of
the French government lo discontinue tbe
present mode Of conducting the commercial
intercourse with this country, aud ~ refurn
80 The discriminating system. 4 party = said
to exist In the country who prefer The duke
OF Orleans for their sovereign 10 any Of Che di-
rect Hoe" because they oo& TO him, not on
W as an etdighItned & .drre' man, bur b~cause
bring them % 'er TO The principles nj the rs'
yolution. IA farther from The f,cf of ba,;oe =
king ,e'ced upon them hy foreign l,,yone,s
p mere " yet another aspiran, said to N.
SlH 59aveF 10 thern-fbe ,,,, Of N.,,,r,.o.,,,
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ADVERTISEMENTS

pursuance Of order of Superior Cont of Chan
Gerry the subscribers, Tuesday the Esd ill
OTTER fo sale te premises, the Tract of Land ON which
William Murray, forrctriy Of the cOoty of A,ela
resided together with the Slaves Of which sand aI.r,v
died p0ssessei, IN number from thirty to and tl,,v
The rrdc az land is situated three miles shove tep,
bridge, between the Public Road and Apppnntx Ri,er
sud Is Supposed 80 contain about FIVE bunren acres Tin
Slaves all desert tiopssevcral OF te
be very valEabis Terns-f,r the Land cf.,i;, r ,.
three years, the purchaser giving bond and seo,
" va lien upn The POPsryi0r the Slaves the eJed,t
will he Twelve mDuihs SAMUEL JONES
Oci. 3, A5-ds W. \. ARCHER
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wM. s. MARY COLLEGE

'yvHIS lns'tuo0 was opened according to The ReCuia-
items Of the Visitors the 25th All the Professors
WIN ihe sxcep,tnn OF the Professor of Law, who
peci~d daily In Williamsburg. were present, and ~ IN enter
without delay upon the discharge uf their -
ties. FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL,
Professor Mathematics aud Ssc'ry of the society.
:
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Doydion, Sept. 81, 1924.
SALE OF NEGROES.

WILL sell TO the highest bidder Cash the Row
Il ling Green, Caroline November Court being tbs
sth day of the Dnt, 1T fair, otherw,e the tar
"a valuable slaves nearly all of them young, consist
ing vi men, Women, boys and girls.
LAW: BArrAtLE.
November Q. -
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5)uhCHASEtS OF articles manufactured ~ the peei,en
iafy arr hereby informed that jpdynents yiii ne o
,ned tue ensuing General Court, he holden 10 No.
yemVeI upon ~ Dono falling due and unpaid before that
Tine Without Iegat nOtice-te law having
it, JAMES EfhEArH, Auditor Poiiic Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

BE subordinate and obedient to youthicf.
IN executing what they and God maytom-
" mand. do not say this from vaniiyEr I
" am far from being vain" Having sai3\his,
he kn-lt down aud raising his voice he sah"I
pardon all my enemies, with all my hearty
He had hardly uttered these words whenA he
soldiers taking aim, discharged their NH
keis and IturbIde died. His body was ttA
conveyed to the same house where he h,1
been detained. and on the Goth, buried 10 al
uncovered church even without the ceremony
ola coffin as is customary.
:" His wife and those WIN accompanied him
have been forever expelled from the territory
of the republic. A pension Of 5000 dollars ha.
been granted To the first, and she has come te
the Unted States of North America, from
whence she intends shortly to 60 to Colombia
where she is to enjoy her pension"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

'HIiE Subscriber has lien all The psopsrty, goods,
debts and effects OF the firm OF Boyd Hicks, in bosd
ton, Virginia, which Is duly recorded in clerks Office
OF he couuiy court OF Mecklenhurg, an though the Firm
isst'i 90 continue under its original for other
prpo>-ssrt MI contracts whatever be and
1hr"ueh the subscriber who has of the whole
nngementot the business lie Therefore, Inform the pub
Tic that be will not he bound contract the
oi said firm unless IL he made with him personally.
DANIEL II. HICKS.
UuydtOp.
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q M NTzTsYFsIE 's

Virginia Iotieyy Office mder the Eagle Hotsi, RICHMOND
Where ali prizes In the above ctIery will be paid so
DAYS after the drawing saon as drawn Tor very
trling discount.
WAofe Tictet S5-Ha,f So 5o-Gnnr,er 81 25.
~ Orders from the country (post pai,i) will Inject with
prompt attention.
RISE OF TICK ETS.
Persons who Intent purchase Tickets in the above
lottery, particularly provide themselves
with them before the nth of November next, which
time they will be advanced 10 So. The extensive sales,
which have beeu effected abroad, Calculated to render
fheni very scarce the approach othe drawing and
e'quentiy IL wnsd he well apply before the advance
takes place, IN order To saves dollar and chance
a. M'INTYRE
November 5S--if
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desperate o!emPi by The Peteto islanders.
The English Whale ship Syren, Capt.
Frederick Coilio, reccnfly arrived ai Dsp,foff
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ON THURSDAY.

The 2s.h Of NOyEMBER wii be dssrn IN the Cir
efRichnond, tae Rieh Sthsnrs IF the
QUANTlCO CANAL LOTTERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-11-05

Caribagena papers of the date Of Sent. s5tb.
ADD the preceding week. received by The Wrn'
Bdyard contain no reformation nbai+,er fr,r,
Peru. Reports had reached Carthagpna. ,b,t
France aud Spain were fitting ont la,ge expe-
dh'ons 10 proceed against The South American
Siates.
A letter from Carihagena. savs--m MARTA,
law Is proclaimed here, IN consequence or an
expected attack from, the Spani,rds. Evrrv.
stranger is ordered to take n nlusket or mass
port. have chosen the FORMER"
". y .l!er. .1tr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-27
From The Ae7y York Commercial .8dvertt,er.

mercantile friend has favored us with letter s.
Liverpool, from which make the following extrac, @
LIVERPOOL, Sd Jan. 1924
The circulars Of the brokers at the end Of the year
hibt so tremendous discovery OF the stock of Cotton a.
to staIlc the boldes of 1t is much beyond even ~
which made month back, and is inaS
great that many Of the merchants and brokers Gamma
be persuaded there mistake in the calculations From
these documents appears that the import Of Cotton in
to the Kingdom, was, in
-, bags. bags
1873 449.l2o 668428
Stock, lSt Of January.
bags bass
1928 United States 97,850-of all kinds, 286'4O
1924 199754 3Y9 800
II these documents are correct, the CONSUMPTION bsv
only increased the rate Of little than 800 bags n
week, upon that OF 1922 the former being 1890 and he
latter 10400 bags per week is vain offer any COM
upon this state Of things, until it is generally known
the rade and their opinions have been decided BY con-
sderatons The demand is very limited at present. and
every thing is as dull as possible.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-27

price TO be paid not by one particular district, but
by the whole country which consumes the article.
Sir the baggng follows the cotton go where it will,
and is paid for with it. I do not forget that two
thirds Of what is raised goes abroad; but surely the
country cannot greatly suffer by the consumption
ofthis portion Of its manufactures abroad. All we
ask is, to guard for time, the infant manufacture
against such fluctuations in The market as will des
troy it, and then you will get the article cheaper
than ever. Was lit not so with COARSE cottons? But,
if not, we are prepared, hope, one and all, from
the East 10 the West in the North and in the South
to submit to the increase ofprice, so far as we are
the consumers.
A moiioo was now made that the Committee rise,
which was carried-ayes 100, noesg96.
So the committee rose, reported progress, and
had leave TO sit again.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-27
AFRlcA-AMERIcAN COLONY.

learn (says the Baltimore Gazetc) that the Colunsts
generally in good health and spirits.
The ten blacks whom the United States government
permitted to return their native country last October
had ALL through the Of Agent, and Richard vii
knson the interpreter, reached their respective home,
The fathers of three Of them trading at the settle
men when the Fidelity arrived out. Their mutual ioy
may be imagined more readily than described.
We are further informed Of singular occurrence con-
celnng another Of the ten. On their landing the colo
ny, this man Immediately met native, who had come
down from the interior to trade, and who lie very
person that had sold the liberated man. slave lie
had captured him in war; and agrecaby to CUSTOM sold
him as his own property and Gas convinced
that the free man. dsclamed all intention Of revenge &c
comparied him home.