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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

~" H. Gay Tor MS services with the highest Offices
IN DIS gitt, makes him Secretary of State and
places him in the line of "sofe preceelent,., ,,
Mr. Clay gives his wsrmest suppors TO nv
Adams administration, and forgetting his public
pledge, Is a. silent The grave about The c,hep-
negotation
Can you Fellow Citizens, have stronoer rrooe
OF POLITICAL BARGAIN by which the
rights oil the people have been set at nausht. ami
personal interests have TRUMP he'd over the spirit of
'he constitution and the fundamental prnciples
OF republican government?
Fo"er, mus Obtained b. intrigue and manage
ment with the unfathlul agents of the naoDISes
gains' the will of the people, must of necessitv r.,
nam n, aimed and continued by the same means.
f1sHce all the selfish passions of political opno-
hshts nave been appealed to, and high office, have
eeen Iavished upon those, who were most consni.
cuous amongst HEM TO purchase their support ana
nsuiralIze the efforts of their friend.
Renee the papers under the imnedjnte m, ,-,I
OF the government, have ,eemsd With euiurunie,
without number upon the distinguished and pairi
otic men, who have had the courage To stem the
torrent OF executive influence, TO exercise and
maintain the freedom OF speech aud opinion. and
TO aid IN an attempt to punish tAe violation Of the
spirit OF The constitution.
Hence Mr. Clay has attempted 10 runish the
independence of other papers by within, in, The
publication OF the laws from hem, because they
were NOT entirely subsefTent TO his views and bV
transferring to those Of comparatively limited cir
cnlation' although the object Of that publca,Ios to
diiiase knowledge OF the laws as wi!e as pos
siole, amongst the geope.
Hence, The papers which supported the elec-
uoh oil hlr Adams most warinl, before the PEG
pie while II could serve the interest of their patron
recommended and applaudej the proposition 10
e1anse The mode OF Choosing The President so as to
take The contingent proef of electng him from
,ns House OF Represent atves, s give the election
directly to the people, and assure ed the peorle that
MIR. Adams, if elected would use his influence in
iaVor OF Tie Change, have since his rejection by
tie people, and his election By the House of Re-
pFssentaves, thrown obstacles in the way Of that
proposition q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

aq1arerly court Continued aud held for KIM Queen
county, on wednesday The 18th II hisy, 1877.
ordered, that The Sheriff OF this county do ma ke ale
Bys runaway slave, confined IN the th eoot
after having adycrlised bin according 10 law. ~
ROBERT POLLARD, ir. 4. c.
10 pUrsuaDfe 10 Che above order will be sold II inc srd
Queen courthouse, Monday The bh OF July next AZ n
auction iof cash, negro nan named Bilyto satisfy Prison
iees' WIN STONE Jaiior for
ARCHIBALD r. HARDWOOD,
Nay q. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

.4WDERSO.Y, G.ER1'H s. co.
AVE ~ Store aud per the sc1oners Reaper
: aud Magnolia from Boston, Sea Horse Effort & Me
ehane from NewVTk the following Articles they osr
TOT safe upon their usual
a q HHDS ST. Crox luscovado and N o.leaus s,p.,,,
- - % hhds assorted ioai do
2SS b1ss green e'Aef, pat very su4ertur
- bids English Island IIoiIzses
r;5 b 40 AUD whrkey
50 do old high proof do
puncLeOhs Antigua rum
old Jamaica Do
p-pe. hne old Cusuac BRANDY
- bbis apple 10
pipe old Holland GIN
P Fort
Malag1 and wines
IS boxes gupowder teas
Candles, Jicksons and Woyiroors bcfsl5
. 100 kegs Beatty guBpowder
10 ton slOt. assorted
10 do iron, assorted
do plough moulds
German, Epgi'h and Ahercdn Steai
Cut and wrought Nails
Bar lead
Indigo, msdd,T, alum, eoppefu,
birthstone
PEPPER, Fimento. ginger, nuirnFs.
CbP letter, aud Wrapping paper
Bed cords, ploogh lines i,sine
DcmiJOhns, S,ohewaTe
Cotton Vans aud ; From the Union NJ nnraetulns
Anil -. TO g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
TRUsT SALE or LaN0s

~ n
virtue OF Deed of Trust executed I, tn. .ub,erher nv
Seeryant Jones and wife, bearing date the 9Th day OF
800 ier 2 and auy recorded IN the qHee OF the eoun-
OF Norkor the purpose Of securing the payment
sum OF Nancy therein nei,onsd to Richard r. and
- NH'ue VI wrieen 'h;trucOus SAID Richard L.
,St , "ht 70 execute the trust shall, Friday the
~ cay OF July next, on the premises, proceed sell
public sucoH, that ne estate on York RIVER little abo.e
hots Town, called Be6ej, supposed coha about 900
$50 VI ai nc'E ~ te state of cultivation aud improve
EnhS $1,000, with interest from the dav of
ateh last and the aud cage. the safe will be recu
TIE residue, CiedI; will he allowed, payable
ia '.tanen commencing day of March next The
undersigned will sell aud convey a. tr,s.. h, n hsI
uist the title clear. R0 narCA Nulic, ~ -,
HaRtGns5'ag, May IL. It'd,
III the above sale does tax place !, will IA, tho , 81,
me u,lee, and not because shall not he ready 10 take M
my pond II tact Of public notorety that ths Trustee
mas accepted assignment Of the debt 900 now ,ou
u be enforced, aud being legsl man he doc or u,ht 10
Ao' at ne cannot enforce atgist rs, own benrk he
aust resOitto C'u vt Equity, where he will hn that
On account ot peeuniary iegacies aud bond of
ueun against the deht OF the late Mai Corhn are matters
a must b. arranged, before paynen can be demanded of
oH or greater certainty, and the that all persons,
whu snail the above advertisement may udr Shshr
my objection tI point good or bad , ga The Iol
lowing extract FROM the VIII of Mai Corbin VIZ; ~ rive 4,
hay sou, Richard H. Corhn, my Whole estate su,iee q, the
oI my Ja,t debts and the following legacies"-
gives SioJO IA legaeies; and II - believed Lat his
dents were considerable. Where them l. the man who oud
gay, u expect pay for Kings Cree without such release
aud indemnity being FIRST hut AZ NAV he All ,y..
o ready the i OF March, when NV bond bea,, J,,e
O. take OPP Very true not nor am vet ready M,
s-her Rom home aHd from the State during the greater
oeeh ii' moran hce offered 10 pay $1,000 winch was
used anne also offered deduction OF
unu'e wnoie sun sh 'ud actually be paid Since which
TINE tue balance within trie la, come t h.nl and
AZ or 10 days shall be entirely ed 10 ms bonJ
without ha''ns borrowed much dollar. Finally
heteDy Caution the public against purchasing above
''s' - 'e ''et cannot convey the shadow OF tile
Nay q, 1877. Sg ID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

TIN Plate in boxes
4 Bfszisfs confer
Sd Wrought nail,
EHthen Ware, asserted In rr.trs
London fmter and Brown Stout
Madeira Wine
Liverpool Gied faeks Of rsit
Quart 8nd pint bottles
English white lead, ground IN oil
May rs. S-sf- UyoLA WARWICK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

James River Land for Sale.
OFFER Tot sale tact of Lsud m jane. CITY eountv
situate az tbe Intersection Of The james aud
rivers rallied Piney GroUs The tract contains uo,g,,Js =,
<Jl acres, tvo-ihds Of which heavily mbersd There
grounds, The rest first quality wheat land valuable fishery
:, attached 70 the place Owing t. the number tu,uute ~
hyoiei tins land has been for years Of the market
snd out Of cultivation Interests ATE united and ssfi
aty tile can be The plantation present under
cuNaon Dot ~ situation rendering 10 aic 10
attend 70 w. eidy disposition OF IT, (r,etvn tbe ossent
ror)w possible, he made effect this any reasonable
allowed. C,OEtvaV vUuI12rf ~ 10
Norfolk, Mayf5. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05
SPRING GOODS.

Ih1st II OOODO.
SUILLIAM KEALE Il co. have received per the e,,
w brrand, from Pbiadelphia aud other Isre s,r,v,,
from sew York; pau OF tber Spring supply:
1HOHG RHICB ARE,
IA and s & cotton cambria
Opumon AMI super prints, new style
Null, j'contt aud book muslin.
PLAIN and 6sured SWISS muslin,
s S :..s.: :.s.e. and Ieipsh."'
Brown can,Lric, Tor b,nnets
S@t- muslin, sCarfs, CIpes, collars and Ll.r,
Elegant silk aud gaulr hdkf.
Crazy Jane caps
Lace do
B0bbiuet wells
Paio eooureI Gro de Nap
~ Irish linen, AOrentne
Cotton clssimefes
But, white and fancy colored MatseIles
Blue and yellow nsnht Gus
Ladies kid, hOfstskin and beaver gloves
WIN many other aess, which they UGer for sale =. their
usuil lDw prices April 20 if9",
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05


ani not surprised the Piece signed s. Jones' one. Ike H.
wa" pu up d. tae courthouse door OF York eoby the 9Th
'n to which prsGted short reply, stating IN substance
What now repeat That sensible of the
% acting trustee, IN where had int. este
and heefore' whilst had insre. in the trust subject
Mould wth@G hesitation, decline On the zsih Of A
p'n atrrhfd MI jones Of this determinations stated
o mat uf Corhn had ptoposedto give other securi-
" Tor my debt and take back the Of s. Jones' for
esc which had heen ed 10 blank sndors-
uiehi ahd hus ice OF interest; which prun0,a in
formed him, WAS willing TO accept and that if did
i-tesi. - " ~ "
accepted by aud in NV re.ly If The 2t he
'ir alluded To- which have doubt, Air. Jone eve.
notice Of The l2b lac stated that be houlI he eay in
eko Ten Gays 70 make tie inst payment, il 22ud
'nd 'etSs ne iiil wants the time. Again he he
ouefed 10 5000 month ago, which was refused Not
elAGty So siI lie asked would S300O which
'oid h'in would not do did the muney and il
does not follow from such application that he o The
m"nt) aud he Ohti ed, aud agreed accept it, ii doc.
nov loiiow' uat he would have paid think,
m htehoo 10 pay ELSE, why talk Of debts aud egacies and
at no pr'iaet man would pay, before siease indemnity
ui" "r Ey'H which certainly not mentioned when he
iske! aic II l would receive 5000 IN part
In regard IL the leescie 5000 hren Maid 10 nv
Snnwl'dse aud tie other u $500, now held nv Mr. Cor
o zoe su1' da 81 tie rgaeS, which releases the land II
"se S'e an, dtm Of nsJ Corbu, remaining unpaid they
ate unknown 10 me- aud have had pretty isste nov
ledge OF the Affairs Ieiatifg to his estate
D"t debc aud iesaees st due, which have shswn il
hoi the case, should thiuk that $4,000 which after te
sum now proposed 10 be raised, will still remain in the hands
oi Mr. Jones would be sufficient Indemnify him esnt
as he PuIeh1ed with full knowledge Of The charges upon
the and ut which he Complains.
This statement Is not made foT these, who know mr. Seer
want jones' IS intended for the eye the stranger Ls
communication found my circuit very uuch engaged
III he duties Of my ProessioU would have sooner
ho''a td, TO. ArCANDLISd.
Williamsburg ~J'h hay, 1921 z-~id.
There is suit d,penJiug in III, Chaneery Court Of viii
hamburg to ce settlement Mai Cohin ran.acon a.
heoF 81 Thomas Mutter dee but the balance not re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

Medical lasiituie Oi Philadelphia.
ftshk summer Couse Of Lrcures spil 5,eia on Bouss
"a we 80 Say Of April, and end on the Saturday pecedS
vacation. - 'su'' Z" o.
yshaniei Chapman, M. D. On The Praoiiee II Medicine
mm Z. bevesli W. D. On Midwifery.
I've Surgery. 'J' ~ OpoIa-
5sml Jackson, N. D. On Msiega Nledica.
3.m' r.. Horner, a. D. % Ausiomy
yn2. a. Mteheii 81 D. On Chemistry.
fal Jurisprudence A''''-' VI 1t'e'e'"t' ano oiedi
Hos n y Hodge ~ D. ontle Pincflss Of Surgery
1C3- .m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-05

kAOWING the atteup Of Servant Jones TO .op the A.
Dove 'aIr TO be nothing than the desperate sttie of
drowning aud that his object Is 10 keen OF purchsser
IN rider that some friend may hy the a1d for has family
reduced price justice 10 the trustee requires tina, should
'ay that ne has interest the the land whatever
except % far Is he may nc inter in tue which
be val be entitled to upon collecting the money The Ieca-
eIr spoken by Seevan, J1se have been paid long since
an vel known to HIN T. he paid, the he made the
Purehsse he can be furnished with receipts from tb, n,rtr.
who received the Rgaoie', At any time he pleases.
'tiy -. C-tdsF RICHARD Il. COlBIN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25

IN lids. Antigua g. st. Croix RUM
d ~ 2 Pipes Cognac BRANDY,
9 do. Domestic ditto
2 do. Holland GIN
30 bbls. Country do.
81 Or casks, aud bbls. Port. Malaga,
Sherry, Colmenar sweet Malaga and Sa-
mos WINES.
- Kegs fresh RBISlNS
90 boxes Muscatel do.
90 DO. Bloom do.
30 bags Laguira COFFEE
10 do. Pepper and Pimento
40 do. Blown Salt
50 chests and boxes Hyson, Young Hy-
son, Hyson skin & Souchong TEAS.
~ boxes Havana white and brown SU-
CARS
30 kegs manufactured Tobacco No. |
&2
sO boxes Window Glass, 6 by 8, by 9,
by 10. and 10 by IL.
$50 bbls. and half do. Canal FLOUR
$50 do. Alexandria and Baltimore do.
60 do. mess and prime Pork and Beef.
80 kegs New LARD.
For sale by
JOHN STEVENS, 81 co.
North Hing r. I Uaiop Bank Building.
Nowport. Dec 2S, ls'S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
Printed and Published bv
AT KTNSOE g. READ,

IIIIVvIs u tIIV I4"NH q tIIN NHIItu ctdIts,
In the Chambers of -, Thames-street.
Entrance Market-square)
Terms Of the RebubGc n
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Price Of .4deerfisiRg.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks. and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion
Advertisements NOT marked. will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly
lFAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
D'No paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-25
JAMES HAMMOND,
Has for sale the following
SCHOOL BOOKS.

NEw.ENGLAND, New.York. Episcopal
y aud Evangelical !pRTM ERS, New
York Preceptor, first book ct Reading Les
sons, second book of Reading Lessons, Evan
gelical Instructor or reading Lessons, Web
sters, AldeRs first part, Alden's second part,
Alger's, Perrys, Cummings and Murray 5
SPELLING BOOKS, Columbian Or
otnr, Murray's Introduction, Agricultural
Murray 5, and Murray's Pronounoing English
READ ERS, Goldsnths' Greece, Gold,
smiths Rome, and Guldsmiths England
History of the United States, Cummings
Goldsniths, Dwights, Woodbridges, Morses,
Wnrcesters, and Druerys GEoGRA
PHYS, Cummings, Goldsmths. Morses
and Adams ALIASES. ArithmeticaI
Tables, Stanilords Dabolls, ADAMS Walsh 3,
Mercantile, Colburns. Cuiburns Sequel. and
LacroiS AErTH NJ z TICKS, stan.
.fords, lngersol's, Aldens aud Murray Emo
lish Grammars, johnson :. Perrys and Wal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
Baltimore, July "a.
MARYLAND ADMINISTRATION CONvEN-
ZION


At eleven o'clock yesterday, the delegates 20
this Convention assembled in the saloon of the
Athcnaum. On motion of Mr.. r. II. Colds
borough. of Talbot, the Convention proceeded to
organize itself, when the following officers were
chosen -
THOMAS EMORY, of Queen Anne's. Presi-
dent.
Col. WIN. n. BEAL, Of Prince Georges Vice
Col. JAMES SEWAL, of Cecil-and P,esi-
Col JOHN MCPHERSON. Of Frederick } dents
Dr.JAMES NJ. ANDERSON. and ssc,vs
JOHN EDELEN,
On motion, by r. II. GoLpsBoRouGH, it was
Resolved, That committee be appointed to
frame an appeal to the freemen Of Maryland on
this momentous occasion, and that the committee
consist of one member from each county, and the
cities of Annapolis and Baltimore, to be chosen
by their respective delegations.
The following gentlemen compose the Commit
tee, viz :-Dani.ei Jenfer. Gerard N. Causin, Geo
w, Thomas, VIM. Price, Charles S. Walsh, VIM.
Potter John Archer, Thomas w. Veasy. John X
Z. Chcsley, Robert II. Goldsborough, Charles l.
Kilgour, John &. Proud, Henry " somervle
Thomas II. Carroll, Joseph S. Cotman. Robert
Stevens, John II. M'Elfresh, Joseph E. Muse, Da.
vd r. HOPKINS, and John Johnson.
The Convention then adjourned until this day
at twelve o'clock.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
Democratic County Meeting.

adjourned meeting of he Democratic Republicans of
IA County, will be held at the house OF Abel Harris,
in the town of DOVER on SATURDAY. the 18th inst.
business preparatory to the ensuing General Election
Punctual attendance requested, business of impor
lance is to be transacted
Dover, July II, 1897. 10 The last meeting
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

The number of accidents which occurred at the
late celebration, owing to the unskiltu or careless
management of those employed in firing cannon,
sweIs every day in the melancholy lists of casual
ties. which are furnished BY country papers. we
have recorded we believe, no less than sr and the
tale is probably not yet complete. So many sasrl.
fees Of lives and limbs are calculated 70 turn oay
of rcioicinr into one of mourning. The match gun
lnck Of Mr.. Hart is highly recommended as afford
;n~ security to the artillersts and fthe guns must
he fred. may be affixed to field pieces at small ex-
ncnsc. ". +. Commercial advertiser.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
From the Frankfort (Ky.) Commentator.

CoMpL1MENrs to Distinguished LITERARY CHAR.
acters.-- BY an act of the Legislature of Tennessee
$. TO establish Academies in the counties OF Marion
and Blcdsoe,'' passed in November last, and now
before us, an academy is established IN the county
uf Marion :. to BE- called the SAMUEL HousroN
Academy - another in the county OF Ble.soe.
:. to be called GEoRGEl KREMER Academy"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

MARRIED-In Philadelphia. on the 18th inst by the
Rev. Dr. Janeway, Mr. JOSEPH POGUE, Merchant of
this Borough, to Miss JANE COOPER daughter Of MIR
Hugh Cooper Merchant, Of the former place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27


Signs of the Times.-A new paper under tins
title has Just made its appearance at Portsmouth,
\. II. The following we copy from the iirst
number--the writer was formerly Governor oil
New Hampshire.
From the Signs Of the Times.
lsrhc following, from one whose long established
political and literary distinction entities his opln
ION to weight and respect, is among the many EVIL
lences of the just Indignation with which the pre-.
sent causeess opposition is regarded by all honest
and enlightened friends Of our republican lnstl-
tutOns.
Epping. June 10. 1927.
GESTLEMEN:-I received last week your propo'
| GALS to publish newspaper at Portsmouth under
The title Of the 6 Signs Of the Times" wish
you on receipt of this to put my name down on
The list subscriber.
cordially approve the principles stated IN your
Prospectus, and sincerely hopc your success IN the
Undertaking will exceed your highest expectations.
u all the parties that have known for the last
ltty years in this country. and have sedulously
| watched and observed them, have never known
one 50 corrupt and unprincpled, or who have SO
'earlessly dsregarded truth and set the public IN
'erest at defiance, as the present party WI" are
opposed to the administration of the Cnited
States Such an organized system of opposl''nn0'
ought to excite the vigilance OF every friend TO ms
country to protect and guard our rights against
'heir encr0achmcnts. Such a faction, appears 10
ne. more dangerous To our freedom than hostile
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned, Committee appointed by the b.
rough Council of Wilmington, Del, will receive Sealed
Probosa for the Rent of the MILL Bradyari being
large commodious merchant Mill, in complete order
and repair and one of the oldest rights subject
FL, cling the water into the Basin for the ct the 30.
rough. hENKE RICE,
ISRAEL ID. JONES.
I'LL, @ 1907 70-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
FOR THE WATERMAN.


The following Toasts selected from those drank
meeting held by the Risible Club" the 4th inst.
ST
John C. Calhoun-A fair Petal and weak Stamina
Chorus. 90 ever thus. from chdhood's hour,
I've my fondest hopes decay.
never loved tree flower
But 'twas the first to fade away"
Duff Green-A brass pair of Bellows for the Opposition
to blow with.
Chorus. "Tve purse we'll stocked with brass, &c.
Chinkely he, chinkely hop
George Kremer-An OF driven by McDuffee,
Chorus "HaIf fish, half fowl,
Half ass, half owl
fooP'-&c. &c.
The Columbian Observer-A hgh-pressure Steam En-.
CINE which burst its boiler and scalded all hands.
Chorus Qaecitatvo) "Due at the Jackson Fund Bank
$780,"
John RandoIph-A cracked china vase.--A drunken
Waterman.
Chorus. "12 O'Clock and cloudy night"
The Opposition-In deep decline. Van Burens Pana-
is no remedy.
Chorus. az dear what can the matter be
dear what shall we doi
No body comes TO marry me,
No body comes to WOO"
Col. Bcnton--A political weather cock.
Chorus "My countrys friend to-day III praise,
Tomorrow Ill abuse him, &c. &c."
Martin Van Buren--The nucleus of the combination
The opposition Missionary to the South.
Chorus "Through cities and towns have wander.
ed AFFAIR."
Gen. Eaton--The Columbian Observers preferred credi
tor. .
Chorus ..No shilngs and nothing to the pound
Del. Gazctte--Editoral Paragraphs,-Air balloons.
Chorus Using blow the windy morning,
Sing blow the wind high no,
Sing blow the windy morning,
Sing bow, biov, 6iorp!!"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

FORMER Opinions--Our readers have been pre-
sented with the former opinions Of some Editors
who now support Gen. Jackson. We present them
with another instance of the kind. The Richmond
Enquirer, which now advocates the Generals c.
lection, thus spoke on the subject in 1924.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. IA, 1894.
"We cannot consent to lend a helping hand to
" the election OF such man as Gen. JACKSON
= lie is too little If statesman-too rash-too rio
lent in his temper-his too much inclin-
ed to arbitrary government, to obtain the humble
(" support Of the Editors Of this paper. WE
+" WOULD DEPREC ATE HIS ELECTION AS
+" A CURSE UPON TIE COUNTRY.".!!
Boston Election.-Beniamin Gorham the fede-
raj candidate, is elected member of Congress, in
the room of Mr.. Webster, BY a majority of $50
votes. The whole number Of votes given in was
1929; of which Mr.. Goham had 1859 Mr.. Blake,
500; Mr.. llenshaw, 459; and there were 1872
scattering Mr.. Gorham is administration
man, and favorable to the manufacturing interest.
Penitentiary.- receipts of the New Hamp
shire State Prison last year amounted to three
thousand two hundred and forty-one dollars more
than the expenses The sales Of hammered stone
during the year, amounted to upwards of eleven
thousand dollars.
Phenomenon-We are informed says the Wilmington
en- CO. Herald that Topsal Sound, the Sd inst. wa.
covered with dead fish Of different kinds, among whic
we're sharks, that had probably been poisoned and drift
ted on shore.
DIR. CHAMBERS, who has lately become so cele-
brated for his medicine for drunkards, died on
Saturday afternoon last, in New York.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

ARMY invading our shores. ii our ice govern.
'ncnt. which Is the best on earth, should be doomed
to destruction. it will eventually fall by the para
cldal hands Ut our own sons. Accept the assn
rance Of my respect,
WILLIAM PLUMER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27

FRIDAY, July n, 1927

Frown Indignantly upon dawnng ali
ne portion Of the U,on another'' WARRINGTON.