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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
MANUFACTURES

The recent discussions in Congress Of the ui.
Tor the increase of duty ON imported woollens are
yet fresh IN the memory OF our readers. To such
OF them as have reflected upon the subject the fol-
lowing paragraph will not be unwecome. 1t shows
that keen-eyed Jealousy Of our rising manufac.
tures, exists out of the United States; that those
whose interest it is that they should not be suffer
ed to increase, are watching with an intense
anxiety their progress in this country. Their Oh.
Ject IS to compel the manufacturer Of the United
states to give up the hope of competing with Brit"
sn goods = and they will rejoice to learn that in
this country they are assisted in their contest with
the american manufactured. Nat. Journal.
From the Lirerpoot Commercial, Chronicle.
From the Message of the President, il appears
that the Manufacturers of Cotton and Wuoen
Goods IN the United States are becoming very ex.
tenslyc in their operations. Mr. Adams states, %
one cause OF the deficiency in the revenue of the
United States for the current year, that the Home
Manufactures have lessened the demand for
Foreign Goods. and thus the duties on imports have
decreased. unquestonably, it is most dreadful
pohcy IN tins country to continue the execrabe
Corn Laws, and so prevent that Interchange d
commodities with other nations, which would leave
our manufacturing greatness 1nnpaired. The
Americans are on the right plan now; unless we
take American flour, she will. by duties restric!
'ic consumption OF the produce OF our looms, and
VIII carefully encourage her own. 1t is to be fear
ed that America will feel it necessary to continue
the protecting duties in favor Of her manufactures,
even i we relax somewhat the rgor of our system.
IT will be a long time before the manufactures Of
America will be enabled successfully to meet US
IN foreign markets. We are aware that very large
quantities of Calico, of the Manufacture of the
United States, have been sent to South America,
ana have, IN some places affected the sale of Brit.
lsh a manufactures; the appearance and character
o' the American article being new and different
from our own.--A week or two since merchant
IN this town received pattern of the goods; they
we're sent to Manchester, and in few days sup
Ply similar in appearance, but better in quality.
was sent on to South America, to be sold at q
price (yielding due profits to all concerned) which
would compel the manufacturer of the United
States to give up the hope Of competing with Brl'
tlsh goods. II the people of England had fair
play if the industry Of the laborer, and the mer.
chants enterprise, were not in great measure
absorbed by an intolerabe taxation, rendered stll
more oppressive by the unsettled state of our hf
nancial system, we should become truly the " envy
Of surrounding nations, and the admiration Of the
world"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

directly on you but the 4th june will be time enough
"you damned recreant, when and where you shall see
ga sprig oflocust"
We have our suspicious as TO the name OF the
writer of this ferocious threatrendered still more
ferocious by second threa. which none out masons
can undersand--and we shall take efficient mea-
snres TO detect him. II is mode Of doing things,
10 follow the strict line OF duty and he threat Of
being .Norganized," will not deter US. For a
long time we believed there was more of fiction
than reality in this business and we said little about
il. When convinced of our error, we spoke out, as
every man, and every mason, should speak. We
vndicsted the fraternity from the sweeping and un-
mcrited denunciRtons, OF excited popular assem-
bes, while we spoke in the strongest terms OF re.
probston and horror Of the perpetrators OF the sup
posed crime. We shall continue to do so, when
ever our public duty requires US to speak.
Another days delay in the publication Of the
foregoing article has brought an additional arti-
Gle which it is necessary to copy. II is the follow
ing note from TWO OF The delegates TO the Lewiston
Convention, which fully acquils the late MIR, Cha
pin OF having participated in the crime Of killing
Morgan, il such crime was committed. II seems,
moreover, that after all the information obtained
Lewiston was Of an " unsatisfactory nature"
The undersigned attended at Lewiston the 25th ult
as delegates from the Rochester committee to investigate
the circumstances of the abduction OF Capt William Nor
gan During the examination of the undersigned Lewis
ton some information OF unsatisfactory character
to their knowledge, duplicating Mr. Chaplin of Buffalo
in the affair tending to show hs, he present at fort
Niagara on the night Of the 18th Sept last This nforma
on was not intended for the public eye until something
certain could be sscertaned The information how
having been alluded in private letter. afterwards
made public, contrary to the intentions Of ue writer the
undersigned deem their duty 10 state that from several
afdavits submitted to them, they convinced that Mr.
Seth Chaplin Of Buffalo, deceased, could have
been present at Fort Niagara the time above mentioned
The undersigned therefore consider it due to the family
and friends Of Mr. Seth Chaplin thus publicly state that
as far they have ascertaned, he is no way implicated
in that unhappy transaction.
FREDERICK F. BACKUS,
SAMUEL WORKS.
Rochester, Feb. 90, 1897.
This doubtless refers the time of the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of the State, which of the
pest-mas.es and wardens Of all the Lodges the
State, together with the past grand officers.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
7 AN lTIlIt Was THAT WHICH
The brains were oui the man would die
NEW YonK, March 8.

8.
lie .nrgen affair II Aesu York.Yesterday there was
very current and very strong report tha Morgan
alive and we'll in his city There tice ii the En-
quirer Yesterday stating that chancery had been in
stuted BY Morgan himself The Statesman combatted the
conclusion which would naturally he mnd read
subject in greater perpextes. If oa,eiy WAS in
stuted by Morgan, did it not require lis dav' Could
any one but the real man do SO, uhess Of the three
persons assumed the name of Morgan We understand
that the brotherhood Of quite in buste yes.
ercay. Preparations have been made 70 get up an inc
ment TOR conspiracy 1t would indeed be singular
affair If Morgan should be alive Many persons really be.
heve he IS now in this city. Mar advocate
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
From the .Ns7y. Fork ENQUIRER

Chancery.--A chancery suit has been instituted BY the
celebrated Hin Morgan, together with John Davis and
David G. Miller, against certain persons in this city f
publishing Masonry Unveiled The suit is actually com
menced in the name Of Morgan. Can he be alive dead
get into different Court Of Chancery We have
a copy ofthe injunction
--" Tho time was that when
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

from the Democratic Press.
iHE TARIFF BtLL.-This bill is designed 's
increase the protection on wool and woolen goct-
the product of Ia states, out Of The "a, Of viii
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
PAiiaslelbh,a, Mach 7,


interest 4 New York particularly in The end Of tho
stae and the variety Of contradictory reports which have
D. vs. circulated by those who wished to make il be
Pc ID that he is still living have only tended increase
the irritation
We noticed in the Press Of Monday the fact that suit
had been instituted in Chancery in the name of Morgan
which procee Ing as It required affidavit tile part of
the plai:tH eemed TO evince that lie sill among the
living Tbs circumstance has been explained BY the New
York Statesman of Saturday The suit it an a
pcation 10 the Chancellor for injunction gais certain
printers in New York. who have prated an ion Of Nor
gans book called Masonry Uaresa the proceeding
is understood 10 have been the ance Of Miller the
partner of Morgan A. for the rec affidavit it is not
necessary that it should have beer ,e by person in
whose name the suit is instituted and this has no
affords no reimbursement o the terrible tragedy of Nor
gan's abduction and probable deat' Dem Psess
New YoaK, March 8
More sMorgaa T7a,s AT the last Ontario General Ses
s.oas. the indictment against Nichols G Chesebro a-
rls SEYMOUR Henry Howard Mosea R9bcrs and Joseph
&c 'ld, for conspiracy TO conYic Ham Morgan Of pc
Ut Aice y, way tried. Several Witnesses examined
or The art of the people, aud the part Of the
defehaants The submitted II he Jury without
eutaen who, after short absence, returned verdict
OF not guilty Counsel for the peope, Charles Butler, Ja
red Wilson, II. w Taylor, John Dickson. For the hecn-
danle, ie ty Penhed, Mark H. Shlev, Walter Hubbel
The grand jury occupied FIVE days. and presented
an Indictment against seventeen persons aronpst whom
were those acquttedabove) o. conspiracy against VIM
Eorgan 70 carry him oE and ot assault and battery and
false imprisonment Gazette.
rom The .fnqny Daiiu aduert;sey
fhs ..owrg letter contains another contradiction Of
positive assertion made by NJ mbers of the Lewiston
convention that the masonic fraternity had sen, fr Ban
take charge of Morgan. But any thing tay be expec-
ted, after the infamous attempt 10 heap oboquy the
memory OF he deceased Chaplin.
From he { U. c. York Observer, FED 2s
MORGAN'S CASE
We stop the lie ter this mur cnt recsi-
we'd from our friend Captain Bant, which repel the foul
charge attempted to be fastened On this province s5r
neighbors on the other side.
sir,-f have just read paragraph in the New-York
Spectator OF the 10th inst wherein it stated that the
fraternity at Niagara had sent for receive and sacr
ce the unhappy Morgan, Of whom much has be lately
spoken.
You will oblge me by contradicng this report which
wholly false Neither in that instance nor any othe-
has such ba'barous proposal been made me- nor do
believe that exists who would have dared to wound
my fcelingsin such heinous
know nothing of the Of any transaction rela
ting to him and am much surprised that my name has
been called ii question.
am, Sir, Yours respectfully, J. BRANT
wellington Square, 24th Feb. 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
FREDERICK F. BACKUS,
SAMUEL WORKS.
Rochester. Feb. %, 1897,

this doubtless refers the time Of the annual meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of the State, which consists of The
pesmasets masters and wardens Of all the Lodges in the
State, together with the past grand officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
From the National Intelligen, er.

Gently performed an act, in regard TO one of It's
Revolutionary worthless, characteristic Of the
generous feelings of the South. The veteran
General SUMTER being largely indebted to the
Bank of the State, application was made to the
Legislature, BY his friends, on. his behalf, for
some relief. The Joint Committee of the Two
Houses, TO which The application was referred,
that the State should assume the
debt, and take his whole property al a valua-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18

A private letter from Raleigh, North Caro-
linaJ of the ll,h instant, says.
"rbe.cause of the Administration is increas-
ing here greatly. Our Convention for the nom
inat;on of an Electoral Ticket will be IesPec ia
bly, attended, and will contain some OF our most
distinguished men. We have County meet
ing here on Saturday next, which have no
doub, will be very respectable. The Hon. WIN
GAsroN arrived here this morning elected to
the Legislature. from the town Of Newborn, IN
the place of Mr.. STANLEY, resigned"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
George 5. Hough

HAS just received few dozen mems and yomen's
Ill tartan plaid cloaks, girls do do
Black Italian lustrings
Do gros de nap
Low priced and super steel MKT cloths
DO do csssineres
Fawn. drab and fancy MKT do
few pieces blue and bottle.green cloths
Scarlet and white merino long shawls
Black, white and scarlet square do
Silk cashmere long shawIs
Tartan plaids
Furniture dilnity and cacoes
hiarseilies quilts and twilIed counterpanes
Some extra quality ticking
On consignment-2 cases Reading wool hats
limo Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18

JOHN Sco1r, friend of the Administration,
was, ON Tuesday last, elected, by the Legis'a-
,ure of North Carolina, Solicitor General oil
the State, over his competitors General Il. M
Saunders; Gate member Of Congress- and Mr.
Moyssead There was but one ballot, and the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
This is to give Notice,

WHAT the subscriber OF Alexandria county. in the
District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of said county, letters of administrations
the personal estate of JOHN KING, hate OF the@
county aforesaid deceased. AL persons having claims
against the said deccdent, hereby warned toex
hbit the same to the subscriber, passed by the Or
phan's Court, before the 1ith day Of DECEMBER
next, OF they may by law be excluded from nefit
to said estate: and those indebted thereto arcequir
ed to make immediate payment Given under my
hand this 18th day Of December, 1927
SAMUEL REESE, Admir-.
dec 11-6t Of John King, dccM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
For Norfolk.

~ The scbr.
A& T.3NPICO,
AM Captain Bartle, wiIIbe ready to load in few
.Sss days and will take freight low. Applyto
dec Is JOHN 8 MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18

ton to be made by commissi onners: but it
was ultimately determined that the Directors
should be instructed 10 indulge General SuMP.
TER until his death, not requiring him TO pay
interest, but retaining all the securities as they
are.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
Wanted.
This is to give Notice,

vIyHAT the subscriber Of Ale nandra county in the
District of Columbia has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of said county letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of JESSE SMITH, late Of
the county aforesaid, deceased All persons HAVING
claims against the said decedent hereby warned.
to exhibit the same the subscriber with tie youch
er, thereof passed by the Orphans Court, on or be
fore the 1It day Of December next, they may, by
law be excluded from all benefit to said estates ami
those indebted thereto, are required to make ime
date payment Given under my hand this 18th day
December 1897. MARY SMITH, Adm'x.
f., dec11 by Thomas Smith her Attorney.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

WILL be sold for cash on that lot callel the Old
w Brewery Lot, situated at the intersection of
Wolfand Union streets ut II O'Clock, on Wednesday
the Cd day ofJanuary next, one large Copper Roller,
sold to satisfy Elizabeth T. Hooe, ground rent due on
said lot. F-fs- G. SLOTT, D. N.
for 7. RiNG6OLD, Marshal.
dec 12-3td&2awtJ2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
For Sale,
Wanted.
Host,

AN Friday night last, the SMaLL BOaI belong
" ing to the schooner VIM Windcr, oi oAiord, sup
posed To have drfte towards Washington. Said boat
was painted lead color, had black bends, Vanished
inside, and coppered row locks reward OF Five
Dollars. and charges will be given TO any person &c
lrering said boat to Mr. j. Mannery, Union-st Alex
andria. ST. gee 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
Eur Phila0elphia.

~, The regular packet sloop
JOHNSON,
MK\ Johnson master, will sail on Saturday. For
go light or passage apply on board orto
ROBiNSUN 81 ShlINA,
IarIS Voweps wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18
JOHN BINNS

Philadelphia, December 6, 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-09
TO UNDERTAKES.

UNJUST SALLY virtue Of deed of
- trnst, executed 10 the subscriber by vii
liam I. lsbcll and Lucy his wife, bearing date
on the 9th day Of October, 1921, aud duly re-
corded in the ccrl, Office of the county for Ger
tain purposes in SAID deed expressed, We shall
on the 2sth day OF Iuly next, if fair. if not the
next fair day, proceed to sellupon the premises.
tract Of land in the coruty of Amherst, on the
waters of Salt creek, containing 3ol acres more
or less This land is valuable, is situate near the
river, nine miles above Lynchburg, and within
ono mile OF Bethel.
The terms of sale viii he cash, aud such title
n thc trustee has vlll be conveyed aud none o.
thor SAMUEL. MILLER
EDWIN 5. FUCKER.
Jurc % ctdsI6
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SPRING CODDs

y Di1E SUBSCRIBER now offers f9r sale
- vel selected assortment Of 81 AsG ABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest style aud fashions,
@hieh, together With iow price,, will he hopes.
be an indaccmenf FOR dealers to call aud exam
me the assortment
Among them are the following:
ii TO Ga Cambria aud Joconet Nnslius
Plain and a. d Null aud Book MngRns, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin. plain aud EXTRA 6g'd
Common aud hyperion prints, new STYLE
Plain n,d stripe Batiste, silk Bal.aQe
SWISS Muslin Eapes aud Collars
Elegant GauEt and Silk Hks
lrisl Linens, Black Lutestfing, do snrcassan
Ladies Nd and lIoskn's Gloves
Gentlemen tioskin's and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS, new style
Pine Versailles aud valcn,ia Vestings
superior Blue and fancy colorcd Cloths
Brown, bleached aud plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited to the
season and demand, aud will, it is hoped, render
satisfaction to customers
ABNEY NJ FACKLER.
Bank Square, Lyncbburg.
MAY ts39
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Y, AND FOR SIMPLIFYING N f.cdtord roun-
4lIal ty, Va, eight miles u..rih of Liberty, and
in one mile Of Capt H,illiam T. Joncs's mill,
containing about $50 acres considerable guam.
tity Of which is good tobacco land. There are
about 10 OF so acres cleared on the said tract,
which is good grain land together with an APP.
pie orchard OF excellent fruit, containing to or
20 bearing uess The said land will be Sold ia
three lots, when IA be offered for sale, at auc-
lion, on the 21th Of August, being Bedford court
day. Terms-one-tontth To be paid on the day
OF sale, and the balance IN four annual install
mems tie purchaser giving bonds with approx
cd security. ANY person who wishes to- ur.
chase the said land can see it by applying to
Dennis Hardy, who resides or il.
III Ms .fRsg! Hon}l Dr.
June 20 st=
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publishers, for lie following valuable Perm
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SIGN of the Golden Mortar,

A LIST or LETTERS, remaining IN the Past
Dfce al LyHchbRg, on the aOh day ot JuRt.
1927
A--Jobn Admins, A Alien, Armstcad IL Nc
Craw, James W. Armour, Burwell Adams.
B.-Nlrs Boudat WIN. Burd Miss Virginia
A. Broc>man 2, Nathaniel Barker, VIM 5. Bal
ley, Wm T. Bishop 3, John Brown, +. Blanchard
Johnston Beaucock Samuel Braseniou Robert
Blanks, Mrs. Martha bernard, j. q W. 81 elk,
Frederick Bass Miss Eliza Branch, Jubai Bur.
ton Laudon J Burch, VIM {. Berry James L.
Bullock Johnson Bullard. Anderson Booth,
/ C--John n. Cabell Charles g Chandler, WIN.
| Crow, George Golfer, Edward Clark, Mis- Ca
,harinc tobbs Mrs Mary Coleman, Jsseph "
Carver, Mrs Eiza &. Clement, Miss Mary
| Cook. David Crarndon Clerk Chancery Couu 2
| D.-iudeueL. Dawson, Lewis Dawson, Hen
| ~ l. Davis, Wm. Il. DAVIS, WIN. II Dyer.
| E-Nlnfod Il Edwards, Hn Il Edendeid,
| Richard & Ellis. George + EmLrie.
| f.--fnnothy Fletcher, Achilles Farley, la
,id Fowler.
| G-,Iames Gillian Thomas B Gay. S.Grant.
land, Martin d. griffin. Nathaniel ". Griffin.
Miss Sarah v Green, John H. Goodwin. y m.
| W Gilmer John Goodwin, Mrs Frances Good.
| win.
! H.---Dr Peachv Harrison. Levi Howard, Au-
eu,tus Hunt, Lindsey {. HafdHicbcl Hannah
! Hoffman, Samuel 1 Harrison Mrs. susan Jinl,
VIM. flollanl2 Wm ID It'll, ocotgr tIalrslon,
| Hm Hacl,W0rth Robert Harris.
| J.--Mcajah / Johnson. is Harriet Jef
fries John Jackson, Miss Paulma l.. Ionee, Mrs
Orandet Jones, Phtilmon Jennings, Jesse L
Johnson.
| Miss Aeuess Kemp.
| L.--lo,eph Lloyd, james Livingston
| M.--fhnmas Moormua, Wis Ami. Morris
| VIM Megeinson James Norman, Dauel NJ NJ
ncn ,, john II Norman, John Merchant.
Thomas McCiare, Managers OF the Circos las.
{. Mooron, Miss Lucy NJ. Moore, capt. james
Martin, Miss Aun Nay6eld, James Manner, Gen.
| Morgan Blanks Woody, VIM, NcGinlcy
H.--tiemy NorNell q W. Nelson >, John
Norcll, Nelson.
P.--Danol B. Perrow, jr. Richard Pollard. T
| W Pa,ten, Richard Parsons John H. Parish,
\. Patteson, d. r. fatteson, Isaac Parsons. re
ter Preston, Thomas P0mdextcr. John y Pow
81, Ambrose plunkeu, Norborne B Powell a,rs.
Mary Pointer, Miss Francis Fetcr, Albert Pom.
ter.
| Q.-aiatthew Quinn
! R.--Nm Radford. Bernard Rucller Felix Re
bert 2 George Robertson p Miss Jane Rice
George Rose, Miss Elizabeth Rice, john Ricn-
arGson, VIM. Roberts.
! S.--Dayid I, Scott, Miss Jeanette Scott, Mrs
i Margaret NJ Stevens, Henry Sydney. Samuel
steele Ills, Calhafine Stockton, Thomas Smirh
! Samuel II, Sdundeie Bartlett ShayerS, Josias
| Nj. Stced Henry speech, James ST Clair.
| T-Mss uauicl Tate, Robert InaIey, Mrs.
Agatha Iowles ,, Creed Taylor. Wm. Taylor
Thomas lalIafcrro, George add Edward liuslet
Miss Judith Terrell David Tnsley Parsy
Thompson, Vincent tabb
John Upshur .
| V.-Nieholas Yermillion.
W-MIsS Sarah l. Noodson .Jo, 5 Watt
Charles Wright, r. Wright Mrs Minor Watt
Nm. Waugh, John = Wan, Frances Wilson.
1homao J. Watson Iachheld Nade2 Capt. f
lias Wills, JoIm Wallis, frederick u endIa,
i,edericIs il Word, Thomas Witt. 1homas
| Z Watt
| III \ Naupi
J0HN y MUBRELL 2 n
| .LIly : 2fIS
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r. AND.-For sale 900 or 1000 acres ofs,,.,
- lying on Gamblers Nounta,n and , ,,'
miles from Lynchburg, adjoining the Ia" @I9a /,
Capt. Richard Perkins, Thomas Aloe,,as" D''''
chills Douglas, and Daniel Gambler. ILi. .' Is a
Is heavily timbered with pine, poplar, Sc ' "gs
containing much valuable tobacco and me-. 4'o
land. The citizens of Lynchburg a., - ''o"
y, TO whom the land would be yaE,aflo IN,
apply to Robert ii. Gray for further par,icnl,1. '
until the last day OF July next. ON which 6a''s,
Will BIZ exposed to public auction. en- c,sd;, =
=, l., aud IL months. The said land asn -
sold altogether or in lots to suit pprcbss., y
Bonds WITH approved security, will be regnr'.l
ron Tue purchasers This valuable real e,ata
may be had at very reduced price. Atten,..
will BE- be paid to any private application, n'..
10 foheft II. Grey, my agent in L,ncbMn#'
VINO IS fully authorized 10 sell the said land o
AitAIio1EAD LONG
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