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niDul-ai bi re.dsnce near e'ucr,yill,. cunberi,pa
county 90 the <5h uit, jams T. ArtatfsnA ia, w ~ e1,s
yet Of his ase. DE knd husband ,,,i - 80.
S., Ps.s" good neighhour, and biphy nseil pber
~ "ha' "f hr highea praise, 10 The cIoung
w we ne ws Ctration 5n or seven week pre-
l % h diisonon, be obtained evidence perfectly ss
oY 70 hHnelt aud he friends, that the gesi change de-
- w 'ns scripture 70 be neccafy had faken Place n his
sa's, snd iha' he was prepared for The joys end
90 the 2lih uli, IN about the 77ib year ri bic age
aer IN lines Of about 10 hours h Wrf PorH Ssu 81
EmE William county. be bora 90 Gloucester couniv
u.s. wa bred carpenter, and nid been resident OF K6r
W'n county TOT Upwards of 80 yeas. lie worked al h
eaIhJ more or less until few years before his death an
e Peiieet good hcah end sound he lived iruiv be
"y'd aad respected ~ al With who he gss scs;n.d ~
.'F"i gfeai gsnd cildrou aud sz.ersiec ssaaern IN
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S29 RETY4RD

b oNAWAY irou tie subscriber, hhur on Tuss1av
NJ evening", The 18th Msy, his gro boy THORNTON He
avery likely muao, about e 90 years old and about
trt inohe- high, with eyes Had on when
ne ie blue cloth with velvet collar blue etb tror
'tr aud dark wastcoat. with stripe which
'hie He also took with HIM pais light blue frov
'siyeli1S wasieOat, with metal buttons and white ana
stripe The suscrber thinks there were three OF
m Hers ION which hand h- dues Iecollee 90 much con-
liart.d that he could not 'lssh~n then. The sbcTiber
parehae1 HIM, on The '0th JsnusIy last Jaue, w
.''eT Washnson c"PePer county il which neisbhohood
e sad hoy had aSays lived, previous him. AMI
"hheT h" has probably, gone IL that he hs
Pr"ed pass above ard willie paid 10 any n.ro
Tor he delivery OF the sad hoy, the subscriber IN iyn< h.
hS OF ha OF IT. 10 any person who will lodge him in sny of
th- JaI IN the cath, sud give information so !, To
thlhe the subscriber y set him. DAVID walker
Llnehouts, June 5. ed
'hE following Is copy q. The certificate the apPaafr,
aPI"in'ed TO value an estTay taken nsNo
ESQ at the county of TIenrieo, TO wit
Pursuant To The above warrant, TO directed we hsya
us DAY viewed an estTsy COW, shewn the srea
~ Mayo OF said county, and do 6nd the same 10 be yei
"w red cow OF about old, left ear an,
under keel IN The rgn and do arprase same 10 S1O
CeIt'hed under our bands Ibis 6ih day Of March 1897
NICHOLAS HoDSON,
HIS
NED ,. DARBY
marx
BENZ. MoSBYD
Tsste L0ETIN ". EkLETT
s-St
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A Farmland far nm Oy;yey.


The Cincinnati Gazette OF the 22d ult. attempts
to expose the 80 intrigue and management" to
which the Jackson Committee Of twenty in that
town have resOrisd, to promote their cause. The
only proof produced is a Circular, v Inch was is
sued by them on the 29b March aud OF which p
Copy has been recently transmitted to the Ed
tor OF me Gszstte MIR. HamUond) from the
North Eastern part OF the State This Circular is
addressed 70 the friends Of Cen Jackson - ear
nesty requests them " to cause a meeting to be
ned IN your county, at an early peiod, for the
purpose OF appointing Committee Of CORES pom
dence, ana adopting such other measures a. may
be considered proper, SCI. Mr. II. aIirms, that IL
wae 20 some, ii not 10 all cases, accompanied by
written instructions, assigning az the reason Of
Ibis movement that the friends Of Gen. J in the
Atlantic states were very anxious that Ohio should
come out very folly, end make a show Of strength
I've presume Mr.. IT'S own words) for The Hero
o. New Dreans-ihat these Circulars was msried
c0fWac1atIaii but they contained r. S. stating
that they were intended 10 be shewn TO such firm
Jacksonians, as the receiver might think proper. +"
In cons equence Of these Instructions, Mr.. II. sus-
pec.s tn 81 the county meetings have been recently
held IN ONO, and resolutions adop 81, 10 fur er
The tlsciioa o. he GensIsl.- Mr. H. sitsropis "a
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-1Ir. JaiheS HdTT3s,
Gla;fou wall please take notice that shall n, qh
~ day, the 2oth Of June next proc 10 take he
OF MR. william VandeTptree, aud 9th the house of Mr.
Whan Anderson, chIisiiansburgh, Nj ntgomerv RI mt,
V"Sn'a, from 9o'elOek a NJ, until O'clock p M To- ~
sSsd IN evidence in 'ni dept ndng the county count OF
Nni's"mery, IA ~hSh rlainE YOU are defend,nf
:" be continued from day day, until dispositions ,h
'"Aen where } gu may attend, if you please
p;., JAMES AsPEY.
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. nrPLICITr ENpCsED.

fLTS"Tbe following letter, though from one Of
% the family is entitled TO much consideration.
Il relates to the celebrated Mr.. Wright, Of Ohio
no, our readers will recoect, wrote shortflet-
tiers % Gen. Saunders about pistols, not HSIng the
smell Of gun-powdsr, and long letters Of Billings
gate to the public, for which at the time we re-
luroed him our tbsnks. We lay this letter before
our readers, not Drcause we care brass fartbing
about Mr.. Wright, bDi because It is written b.
" our +. ortby brother," and cannot be Questioned
BY our friend Charles Of the imperial American.
u seems that Mr.. Wright wears two faces under
hood that the friends Of Mr.. Clay have been
playing deep and treacbeTous game towards Mr..
Adams-ihH the p,rizlns Of these Two ill-asso-
cisted co-psrtners IN politics sizes and se-
versin Ohio not Opposed, IS aIr Wrish: fays,
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~ consequence Of the Pseanhie Of tie trl, n, e..
urh'na Oh tue 2jd April ls,t TO, having mel - LUZ ~
,,on' we 'o"n'se TO dfafi the Preamble aud Re5iuon
,ls o" I'VE snd the number voting for Them be;,g G,e
feel NY duty 10 state at did before me
nue. Ie'isit my Objection To- ibs rtestsble add voted
b w I,eailrie .ni Resolutions; yOtoi alaiust taen
"l' u not MINK the censures aclinst Gen s
les shnnld net have made This explanation excspt b
w n" we COMMITTEE appointed 10 d. aii the Pieabe aud
olnou o. tne @3i and aso The suhsunfed prcanie ,t
's'iuoas oi the 9Th n believed len Jiekon 10 he tbs
u - o''n ~ the PREAMBLE O the 23d should not he v,
so s~e Io h'm as fesdeut 81 the u. ste Publish the
a'ete q you pica.e aud phlise Xvnr JEsaF
AC4Itstt, lday -, ian. 30
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TIE GRErKe

by letter from Corfu of the last Of March, it
appears, that the Turkish besisging army has been
Obliged to retreat from before Athens The
creek forces had been recruited from several quar-
,ers' particularly from the north. and the Turks
iolno Il necessary to retire They we're pursued,
ano severe engagement took place invaders
"e'e routed with great slaughter, I'd the Greeks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
PERUVIAN REPUBLIC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Lima Goth Dec 1926
As IL appears from communications from the
Conmandant General OF Marine, and from the
Minister of Foreign Relations herewith transmit
ted by the Minister of War. that Whale Oil, Sper-
maceti and other naval stores, useful articles
OF consumption in the Republic; whaling vessels
arriving at the Port OF Calso are hereby permit,
ted, on paying the respective duties thereon, TO
sell such quantities OF those articles shall be ne
cessaTy TO dsfray heir expenses for provisions and
repairs; and they released from the payment OF
tonnage duty, tut not OF anchorage duty. This
Decree shall be communicated to the prime irsl adj
minisiration of customs, and to the Comm aading
General of Marine.
Signed by His Exceliency he Secretary of the
Treasury.
LARREA.
A true Copy:
GARLIC
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Extract of letter from Havana, dated May 10,
1927

Commodore Po,,sr's ship is still at Key West,
although he has LETT that place on short trip to
Vera Cruz; he sailed about 10 days since in the
sloop Hound, owned in that place; the object OF
his going down is not known. The Spaniards
speak very seriously of his being permitted 10 send
his cruzers out to annoy their commerce; and there
appears to be but one opinion among the citzens;
that he ought to be attacked where he lays, and
his vessels destroyed. they quote the taking of
Pensacola as proper precedent TO he followed
Ii is the wish OF every American that our Co
vernmen; would do something on the subject
One OF Porter's Officers is here on his parole Of
hor our; he is American, and Lleutenan IN the
Mexican service; he has been well treated by the
Authorities and Officers in this place. There has
been one or two cases Of sickness, but not of an
alarming nature. Havana has for several years
past enjoyed greater share OF health than most OF
our Northern cities. Charleston Paper.
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Note It will be 1eeoiler,ed that IN n 10 ope # ,be A
lectons TO The le 1913 was that their operation
JuTed materially the S. States, aud founding their OPINION on
the paper before ~ the committee stated that 45 apue,rr
70 ne tne produce OF the Southern St4e II wuu
riOu! to the actual Of the two sections ON tins
head. "
This table is consulted to show the comparative
value OF the West India commerce not only 10 the
Southern, but to the manufacIurins-not only 10
The thiny settled, but the thickly peopled States
1t will show the progress OF the trade in all The
great articles, and may be depended upon; but in
the minor articles, from the careless war in which
The Committee has managed the rep rt exact reli-
snce is not to be placed.
1t isto be ever recolleeted that the acts the re-
peal OF which was in discussion, are the only
acts that have ever formed systematic plan for
eountefvaing the restrictive system of Great Bh.
tain ("
In page 20, the Committee laboured hard 10
prove, by abiding to the importation OF rum, mo
lasaes, coffee and sugar, that {" the commerce is
msgnified beyond its intrinsic yslue' The total
value OF domestic End foreign produce exported is
wide Table [. } S227I,S93 against an import OF
S,O5O, leaving nett balance OF $3.50, 643.
have not the Tables by me, for the past year
but, tor the sake OF argument, Will suppose The
commodities of the West Indies were about equal
n 1925, to what they were in 1920 - !. A calcua-
ton sanctioned by the increased cultivation of su
gar in Louisiana and Georgia. The debit will
then be 81, 67S 40. The credit, SI4l9050,
The balance onty 49, 26O ,420, in favour Of The u.
States. And this is trade the Odiue of which
IS ooeTTated, as much, presume, as the tonnage
employed in It, and in a trade so annually aug
menting in amounl-and when The actual articles
Of expectation are recolectsd, continually increas-
inn in
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also lost many OF their msn. Madame Gouggas,
wife OF the unfortunate General oft that name, was
killed at the head oil her troups. The naval force
of the Greeks is respectable Miaulis, who is in
the Helas frigate is admiral His chief object has
lately been to proven, provisions being conveyed
to the Turkish army. Boston Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

Translation of a Decree OF the Government Of
Peru, officially communicated to the Consul Of
the United States at Lima, on the 23d Deem
her
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
10 ls2O-t 2,429,245
~ -
rs 100000
n q nUU NJ
ing in profit

The Ionnage IN ls2O-l, about 10000, which
making voyages year, or passages, will give
zoe 900 per Gnnnn. The whole tonnage to he
w. Indies 500 1850 and from them 3I2 900
So that this blow cuts off half Of the tonnage that
vas employed in 1891, TO say nothing Of
what may have been the increased trade Of 1925
&c.
have now done with the Question, and am
quite as thankful as any Of the supporters Of the
Administration, that, for ny part, " the long
winded" discussion has come to a close. 7 vs ould
observe, that possess but few documents; but,
that whatever inference is drawn, is from auihen-
TIC papers, end as correct as they will enable me
10 draw them.
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C1TTEs'Nf7S

LOTTERY ard Erchange Office, Richmond, corner
opposite tte Eogis Hotel,
Hhefe numerous capitIs have been obtained Prize, in
soy Of me tate lotteries vail be received ia payment.
,,une o. S-2i&lawU
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AN OLD CORRESPONDENT.

- CHOlua' way Of Ao%ft
z. 5. Since writing the above, have seen The
special pleading to the official Communication
Of the act OF 1925, FIRST exhibited in the Boston
Patriot, and next in the Journal 1t is evident that
Mr.. Csnniug.never meant to say he did not know
Of the act. lie vel know that bath the act and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

n woman In Warren county, NJ J. lately let
'cr infant Tor short time, and when she returned
ia'ee Dlaci-sDake was cooled around lis neck
"h'eh she Immediately seized By the neck, took
off, and destroye ed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

1t Is believed that the Third days race which
was 70 wei contested between Ariel and fioban-
nah In the second heat, was run in as good time as
any race ever run ~ this country lie did MOI con.
senu 'os 'he irsl neat, that being commended for by
Sally McGehee. IL the second b.a, t.r,,a,,si
lost uby bGi 10 or IL feet Ii is sno,rssJ ,'a'
would have been his heat, but for he effect of an
plying The whip in the quarter stretch of the I1a,
mile' which he took so unkindly as to be left for
The moment, by his competitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

The Salem Gazette received this morning, fur
nishes us with late information from the East In
dies, extracted from files Of Calcutta and other
papers, by which it appears that the Russians are
making rspid advances in subduing the sffominate
Persans, and that short time will see their vic
torious standard floating on the frontiers Of the
British possessions. In several London Journals
the attempt has been made to excite the feelings OF
the public upon the subject Of the easy conquest Of
British India, but little interest seems TO be taken
IN me matter, and we should imagine that this arts
Is nom the consciousness felt by the people that
Russia would never do an act that might involve
her IN an eternal war with the most powerful ma
ton IN Europe. This is a consideration not to be
overlooked for the temporary qualification Of add
ing large tract Of country to an Etspire already
colossal IN its dimensions, and which contains
WITHIN It's own boundaries treason and disaffection
sufficiently extensive to threaten even At this mo-
ment the permanency Of It's institutions.
Bait. red GGz.
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a writer in New Brunswick, a British Province
expresses hope that The British Government will
refuse to renew the Commercial Treaty with the u.
States, so far regards the Eas; India Trade and
the Fisheries.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
From HE Ne1v York Commercial a reutser September
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The packet ship Lped., arrived on >aturda, eve
ming from Liverpool. BY this vessel we have out
regular files Of papers to the 25th Of August, in
cln>ive. the day on which she sailed.
Nothing deinitl,e has yet TRANSFERRED, as to thu
course which the Porte means to adopt The new
ministerial arrangements not completed in
England, as MIR. liuskissons arrival was daily ex
pected.
BY the will of MIR Canning, Mrs. Canning IS
IA receive all the personal estate and effects Of her
late husband The effects are sworn to be under
100000. In codocI Mr.. Canning earnestly lie
res that his wife will either pay to his mother
2000i Or an annuity Of 30Ot. during ife.''
Hnrrpst in England -ItapPears that the harvest
will Yield good crop Of wheat, oats and barley
There had been some heavy rains. in which wheat
had sustained some injury; but the pastures. and
the crops of turnip,, and mangel wu'tzel, and the
.op plantations had been benefited BY the wet.
Mr. Washington has been returned to Parliament
from Carlisle. His majority over MIR. Lawson was
thirty-ninc.
Parliament had been prorogued from the 2lst
Of August to the 25th of October.
The Hecla, Capt. Parry, spoken the
10th Of May. in the vicinity of sptzbcrgen.
Thames IAnnet-A meeting OF the pr0prletors
of the Thames Tunnel was held in London on the
alst of August. report was received from the
engineer stating that the hole in the bottom of the
river had been completely stopped, and the water
removed from the Tunnel 1t appears from the
report that this great work had received consider
able injury, and to repair it and continue the work
to its completion, would require larger amount
than first contemplated Mr.. Adams, one
the stockholders, moved that the work proceed.
which was carried.
The river Thames, on the morning of the 18th,
was covered with film of an oily nature, which
proved destructive to the fish, Some persons at
tributed the oily appearance to great quantities of
the refuse of gas having been thrown into the riv-
err; others to the loss of vessel laden with oil
A meeting had been held at Liverpool. and mea-
sures adopted for the erection Of statue pillar
to the memory Of Mr.. Canning.
DIR. Petit, Canon Of Christ Church, Oxford, and
tutor of the late MIR. Canning. will fill the vacan-
cy in the Episcopal Bench, occasioned by the death
of the Bishop of Carlisle, although he may not sue
coed in the See, as move was probable. and he
would come in at the end. This is another mark
of respect TO the memory Of the late statesman.
The Duke of Wellington has resumed the post
of Commander in Chief of the Army.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
From the Providence american and Gazette.

PRoGREss OF MANUFACTURES A large and
elegant Cotton Factory has just been completed at
Norrstown, Pennsylvania, on the river SchuyklI,
by Mr.. M'Creedy. The machinery is putting up,
aud would go into operation in few weeks. Sew
eral families have already moved into the factory
dwellings, preparatory to commencing work.
These establishments in the middle and Western
States are worse obstacles to the success of Gem
eral jackson. and his anti -American supporters
than 50 many well furnished garrisons. This lit
tie borough of Norrstown, promises to become
one Of the most fourlshng places on the Schuyl kill
river. Fire houses are building, property improv-
Ing, population increasing. the industrious poor
finding profitable employment and all the effect
of manufactures What terrible tax this tariff
is upon the country 1t is like to take up all the
labor and leave but little room for what the South
erners in their estimate Of Domestic Industry, seem
to consider the only true independence. iIleness
and its onsequence-poyertv.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01

SoLTLo QUY,

SoLTLoQUY,
Of The zU6uid6e .Nodern CIscIrNArus.
Scene, aponco a the Hermitage; Time, evening-th
Dog Star in the zennh
Whereer turn, the horrd din,
Ofbreakers hat Pm dashng on
Assall my ear, and begin
To fear | ne'er shall be the Gin
cnnatus great of Washington.
,Hceps, and pits out a LETTER To CARTER BEVERLY
Swce, letter! once tlon hatlst within,
What should have staid their lashuv on;
What should have turned them ont and been
The Of making the Gin
cinnatus great of Washington.
.7ears il up, and pulls TO THE PUBLIC
Thou, tor" as # my guardians pen
Their ward his fate was pushing on,
For my back rod hath been,
And NOT the of my being Gin
cnnatus great nf Washington.
-tI'ears that up and pulls out CLAY's sprEcH.l
o! had Thy vile authors Skin,
For drum heads, I'd be dashing on,
With my whole army, quick to win
The station and the name Of Gin
cnnaus great Of Washington.
Tears that also and Pulls out BucnANAss LETTER
And thou too, Buck, now begin
To see the locks I'm dashng on!
You've kickd the kver off your Gin
rai-he's cotch cold-and can't he Gin
cinnaus grea' Of Washington
This wi,hcr'd form, lean, ank, and Thin,
The storms OF truth splashing on
VIVA, am now-what have been
No malter-I am no. The Gin
cinnatus great of Washington
Sun. Moon, and thou, vile world of sin,
Adieu,-my fate il rushing on
still must tend nv cotton gin
And ne'er shall he, ] see, the Gin
cinna,us 6, cat Of Washington.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
Printed and Published Tuesday and FRIDAY Nv albert
WILMINGTON, Del. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1927.

| Ceiling into notice. The best talents in the
world must be known in order to be patronized.-
Man IS the CHILD OF opportunity circumstance eli
ther makes or mars him-bpt he ma, sometimes
make circumstance. Some years ago, young
lawyer OF fine talents aud deep learning, and a
graceful and powerful orator wthal settled in one
OF our western villages. lie took no letters of in.
troduction and knew nobody. He waited in vain
Tor clients, his abilities were unknown, and of
course, unapprecated. At length he devised
plan Tor bringing himself into notice. He took
rattan, walked over the way to Mr.. Smiths store,
and without saying word astonished the unolen-
ding Mr. ). with terrible foggng. A prosecu-
ton tolowed--our young lawyer made a splend-
~ speech, showed what he was, was fined an humid
red dollars. and was immediate y retained in three
suits of Importance. He has since made large
fortune by his MISUNDERSTANDING Courier.
Proridence. n. l. Sep. lO.-This town is now
as distinguished for the manufacture of Jewelry as
the State is for the manufacture of Cotton. The
business Is carried to great extent, and we are
surpassed by no other place ia the union except
New-York. We have nineteen extensive Jewel.
ers shops, which give constant employment to O.
yer THREE hundred persons. The Jewery manutac-
tured yearly amounts to over sic hundred thousand
dollars. The business is not confined to any par
trcu'ar description OF work. but generally to the
setting OF diamond and pearl; the manufacture of
ladies'. and scntlemen's gold chains. flagree and
varleSaed gold work: paste and all other kinds
OF Jewellers work, which is done in as great per-
lection as IN Europe or any part of the Unlte,l
states. The nineteen shops pay annually some
tang like ten honsand dollars premium on the gold
ny them manufactured, and supply many cities
with the product OF their labor Journal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-01
". j. Com. Adv.

WE MAKE THIS SOLEMN APPEAL TO THE Pro
PIE OF VIRGINIA: Suppose President Adams ami
his cabinet uad pursued the Virginia policy Sup.
pose they had declared war against liberal con
struction; Internal Improvements; Domestic Man.
uiactures and Naval Observatories Suppose thew
had chmed in exactly with the slang Of laLcalisn,
and had proiessed entire coincidence with Gov
GILES and John Randolph Should we have heard
then this cry of corruptiona Would any thing
have been said about bargain and sale Not one
syllable. Not single whisper of the kind would
have been breathed. All would have been harmo.
ny and confidence, integrity and honor. We put
another case-suppose Mr.. Clay and his friends.
by their influence, had made Crawford President.
and the latter had appointed the Secretary to the
station he now occupesa Would the wcikin have
rang with the shouts of intrigue and bribery? No!
Mr.. Clay would then have been Virgna's fayorite
son. In this land of chivary, IS thousand swords
would have leaped from their scabbards, to avcnge
even look that threatened him with INSULT
Richmond Uhir