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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07
FiOm The y. Y Commercial Advertiser.
BOENOS AYRES.

DOLAN Il L hE4S.
The big Sarah, Ashton, iiom Rio Graude which
place she left the IIth Of June, arrived here
this morning.
The Buenos Ayrean army, consisting of twelve
or thirteen thousand men. under the command of
General Alvedr, had fortified themselves at Bs;.r.
about forty lesgues from Rio Grande Tbei, al
vance guard Of 1900 cavalry was under the com
mand Of General Laveiega On the Isr of June &
detachment of about three hundred came within
tw eniy miles OF Rio Grahde, and carried of I,re.
quantity OF cattle, after which they fell back 10 the
main amy. Since the action of the 25,h of Feb.
rusry, il which the Brazilian forces we're defeat
ed they had not been able to bring any collected
force iBtO the field, aud movement Of anv CON
sequence hsd takeR~plsce. The Buenos Ayrean
troops behaved well to the inhabitants, and were
joined by Of them On the 2Oth of MAJ
party Il the former, in number about $50. were
surprised IN = small village, at distance from the
army, by about 400 Brazilian troops, and sfter an
obstinate resistance, during which the Brazilians sci
ire 10 the houses IN which they were surprised e5
surrendIred were taken prisoners The remain.
der refused to yield, and were burnt in the houses
No business was doing. Flour was at seven mill
rsas, and iae market we'll supplied No immediate
attack was appreheSdcd, and lhe place vas well
fortified.
Captain Ashford reports, that Com. Brown hs !
captured, on the 4ib Of June, of Rio Negro. two
ships from the Brsziliaus, o,s Of % guns. and The
other a corvette.
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The iriol Of Sirsng for the murder of Mr.. vb;o.
PIE a. Albany, was concluded on Friday la,
IN I'm nu'suay' ai'eI all the oircumstantis evidence
bad been adduced, the counsel for the prossc,,or.
offered to prove the prisoners confessions. This
was objected 10 on dhe part Of the defence. and
i0ns Argument ensied, on Friday morning the
Judge decided That the confessions nj g,,sn -. ia
90 TO The jury. This testimony having been given.
the prosecuting attorney rested The csuse. snd The
counsel ior me defence were called on, when Mr..
Pepper rose and addressed the Court saving C ,s,
ne and his associate counsel had done eli H., me-
is' Il Their duty to 90 in behalf Of the prisoner and
were wiling that tie case should be submitted 10
he jury without further delay" The iuJee ebss
delivered The charge 70 the jury, who feiilsd snJ
TY. N' ~ y ILL
The prisoner, says the Albany Asvs,,fs.,
throughout the trial, appeared like one vbo al
made up his mlod TO meet an ineyitabls b,,-ss
are ana when bis doom was pronoonceJ by
Jury OF bis country, scarcely muscle novel ~,
change Of eoonienance Toll the wo,tisr,
MAD ilat bel led diu on IL fun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07
TENERlFF15

We learn by ihe Schooner St. Croix. which len
ienerihe 2Gih ult. tha, there had been no ,ain =,
'he Island since the beginning of November. and
the crops bad fallen short, in concurrence ns,r,,
one hsii. 10y information from Madeira that pIscs
was IN the same condition. Al Gomara a n,'ty IS
troops, on In number, had rcbbtd the churches of
plate, and some OF the inhabitants of rnonev-hou,
one Individual they took $4,000. They then
'ooS possession oil small English latteen schooner.
anu made their escape, after wetiing the poxvds,
and spikinS the guns of the fort Much discontan,
existed among the troops at the Island and ,n,,;,v
was daily expec' ed General Morales had hssn
appointed Governor OF the Canary Islands II
was reported that he was on board an E,.,;.h
schooner at Csdz. but dare not com. out Of ~
h~rbour In consequence of Colombian corvet,e
PilFateer being oil the port, with the intention OF
capturing him. ClIercu.fiIs gJn
PROCLAMATION ~ Jean Pierre Boyer, President
IF Hayti
HAHTIEHs: Divine Providence which WATCH.
over the desiioies OF Hay has Just given us a new
proof OF his protection, IN disclosing plot which
threatened to plunge the country in all the horrors
of anarchy.
Some iIl-disposed persons the enemies of r..o.
and public tranquility. Influenced by ambition All
aVarice, imagined that there was no other mode Of
promoting their own advancement than Nv rom
spHlng against the chief of The State But II vs.
"ot 0hly at my lie they aimed; it was 10 piase
ana destroy your property, and 10 massacre vo9-
families! Yes! 1t was on the GENERAL so,ro,
that they founded the hope of their elevation R,,
HEAVEN has not permitted them to ACCOMPLISH ths
horrible crime; the conspirstors ere arrested ard
delivered into the hands of the law
CITIZENS: II has grieved YOU 10 Ie,,n The ,,.o
Guy oil this plot against the safety of the State
be assured that you may confide in The energy of
the government, and that this odious attemp, ia
well calculated to excite you to erea:er vigilance
Hoaf interest requiring you 10 maintain order. Won
may DEFY the attempts of wicked men, from whom
no'hirg Is sacred, and whose designs will aIwava
1e uninasked, no matter under what cunning they
SOLDIERS: Although among your ranks some
traitors have been found, who wished to wound tb
bosom OF their country, have the saIisfactinn of
knowing that there some brave nen. ho viii
lay open their Vaccinations The crime of fs,y
ohcers and subalterns, unworlby of MARCHING NV
your sIde ought TO tarnish the honor of an smy
winch deserves the gratitude of the nation. ana
winch possesses my entire confidence Faithful Ia
your duty. you viii continue TO sustain, in The on
mon OF the world, The immortal glory which YOU
have acquired. -
Given at the National Palace, Port.an.p,;,cs
the 18th OF July, 1927 -of Independence the 9TH
BOYER.
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LATEST FROM MEXICO

q III run MEAICO.
uer8 10 the 10Th June. P'-
We 6ai ia them Hoi'so Ct he Taeabsya Con.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07
DOMESTIC.

WAsHINGroN, August 3-1'he Secrets,v os
var mas returned to the City from bis visit 20 Bed
ford Springs. ' ~ Oeu-
WASHING ToN, August . The President of the
O"i'ed States left this City for MassacLuse,,s ~,
Tue-iay evening lasI. N'
The Secretary Of State arrived al the Sea, of
GoveFhnent, from Kentucky, on The same dav.
We are informed that Mr. Vaughan ,be n.
fish Minister, paid 10 Mr.. Clay, a, The Dena-,m.,+
Of state yesterday, the second .ad last nslaIm.nt
amounting to upwards OF 5000, 900, PAYABLE Inv
the oVernment OF Great Britain, under ,he o.,
ventIon OF November last.
In the Steamboat Potomac, for Norfolk. went
passengers, yesterday, the Secretary of The Nav
and Commodore Warrington, attended bv t,,r,.}in
< cry The captain OF the u s shin Moth Carr
una lately arrived there from the Mediterranean.
amongst other viSiters to that noble vessel. was
n'o me Iady Of Commodore Rodgers, who has
just returned In her from the command Of the Naval
forces Of the y. $, the Mediterranean s,.,ion
Oh Monday last the Commencement 1T George.
own College took place. The exercises began :,
nan past nine O'Clock in the morning. and were
o'oseu before two O'Clock, p. NJ. The perfof-
nance were highly creditSble TO the Seminar
The Examination in the Cat,oIic Ssn;nS 8;
'N'S NY also closed, with credit, on Saturday.
ana mat oil the EesieTn Public School on the dsv
preceding. Au increasing interest in Flu ca,,o,,
Stems TO pervade all classes of our felIow-citjzens
Dpe8S"s Of MS subject, we cannot refrain from
expressing our satisfaction at hesfine thar tbs Co
iumbian Collage, which has been for sor,,. in,
closed is sboutio be re opened under the nos, e.
'ering auspices. 'i'''
New York, AUGUsr I.-Counts,fe, Inn
oil@I bills OF the Bank OF the United States Of
the plate for the branches are in cifcnla,ion
striking defect is discovered in the engraving Of
the ship, water and sky, in the left part of the
Vgnel'e the right wing Of the eagle is badly sba-
ped, and the names OF Murray, Draper. FajtInan &
20. IN small letters at the bottom of The bin Is
Badly executed; besides various defects ia the enc
craving.
NEW YORK, AUGUsr 1.-The United States
snip Ehe, at our navy yard, Wsllabou, is ordered
10 lie got ready for with ell possible despatch,
70 join our West India squsdron.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-08
LEWES TOWN HOTEL.

THE Subscriber wishes to inform his friends and
the public generally that he has taken that large and
commodous establishment, belonging to Daniel
Goodwin. Esq in Lewis-ro Delaware, which has
been occupied as Tavern for several years.: me
dwelling is large and commodious house with a
number of private rooms, calculated to accommodate
families that may during the summer season. visit
the Capes for their health.
The stabling large and convenient, where with all
the conveniency of well supplied village tavern
he assures the Public that nothing will be omitted
in providing plentifully and endeavouring to give
general satisfaction by unremitted exertons and
Undivided attention devoted to the wants and de-
mands of travelling gentlemen and ladies', while he
atters himself to deserve the calls OF strangers and
that he will endeavour give general satisfaction to
all that may call on him.
FLETCHER LACEY.
LEwIs-TowN. DEL. JAN. fst
P.S. Drovers and Pedlars shall be entertained on
he lowest terms. Ill
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-08

Remarkable proof Of the iaadequacy Of Circanastan-
ti0i evidence.
In the year 1859 there lived in Paris woman of
fashion, entitled Lady Mazel. Her house was very
spacious and three stories in height. In a small
partitoned off from the hall, slept the valet de
chambre, whose name was lie Brun. The first room
of the first floor was occupied by the lady Mazel.
The key of her chamber was, by her desire, taken
out of the door every night and laid on chair, by
the servant who assisted her in undressing and who,
the door shutting with spring, was accustomed to
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nteatness, accuracy, and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
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CONDITIONS.

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per annunn; tsco dollars every six months IN ad-
TG1lce.
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-08
Notice.
May /, 1897.

THE Stockholders in the Bank of Delaware are
hereby notified that election will be held at their
Banking House, on Friday, the first day of June
next, between the hours of three and five o'clock
P M. for the choice ofnine Directors for the ensu-
ing year. By order of the board
Edacard WorreU, Cash'r.
May /, 1927. III
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-05-08
Mount Harmonic Academy.

ITUUUC IIdTIIIUIlId ACalIED1y.
The Rev. Francis A. Latta, with the assistance of
an approved Teacher, has opened ACADEMY,
where the usual branches oferaturc will! be taught in
The most accurate and critical manner. Lessons will
aleA be given in the HebreW. To those who wish to
e. qise q knowledge Of that language The annual
chss4s viii pot exceed one hundred dollars
DfG nwnship Lane Co. Penn.
April 20. e7 Ism
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
Just received, and for sale at the LITCHFIELD BOOKSTORE

A1 SA4G x1jAD DOOxAO OnE a new. supply of Opie's Illustrations of Lying; work justly celebrated, and highly enter taiDing and useful. Nettleton's Village Hymns, Calf Extra and common binding sDwight's do. large edition Caif and morocco extra binding. Superior Calf Skin Pocket Books. Elegant Box-wood Sand boxes cases Superior Surveyors Instruments 'sT'he TOILET" an elegant present for la dies. Vistiting Cards, and embossed card
 paper, gilt edge do. Pith paper, plain and
 emboss'd with different colours.
 Hair Brushes. An excellent assortment of
 English silver wire Tooth Brushes. Real COlOnge Water
 Capillary. or Glass tube Lamps Elegant Snuff -hoxes. Superior Ivory combs Pocket Combs, CrayOn Pencils, with n,,- merous other articles of Stationary. which will be sold upon the most reasonable terms. Also sg
 MASONRY REVEALED, by thelate WA. M oRGAN.--last Edition.
 May l6, 1827. s ..5 s ..s, A.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
State Legislature. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

S@IuSudy' way ,.
 A resolution from the Senate appointing the H0p. Mir. Crawford with such other gentle- men as the House may join. on committee on all applications for lotteries passed. and the committee on the part of the House was ordered to consist of one from each County.
 A resolution from the Senate appointing the Hon. MT. Aslop. with such gentlemen as the House may join, committee to- take into consideration the laws relating to Common Schools, and enquire what alterations, if any, are necessary to be made in the same, was read. It was objected to by Mir. Shepard on the ground that the .House ought to act inde- pendently; that is dignity was impaired by reference of such subjects to joint commit- tees :; and that therefore select committee was preferable. He wasreplied to by Messrs. Grisw olll, Gurley. T. S. Williams and War ren, all of whom advocated the appointment of joint committee. The resolution f0r . iOint committee was adopted, and the follow ing gentlemen app0intad by fhe Speaker an the part of the House. ;ts
 Messrs. Hubbard, Ellsworth. 4nsesssll. GurIey, Booth, Leaxitt. RObinses and E. Hyde. ...-
 The Speaker announced as cOnsmneee on the subject of Lotteries. Messrs. 6. Welles, l A. Miner. Thompson, s. Tweedy, Kisssbu- ", A. Fuller, Markham, Looms.
 On tke kke Stqte Prison, Messrs. Perkins, Todd, Tweedy, S. Raymond. ksbonrn, Hub bard. Bieree, StOrrs. Afford.
 Several other committees to whom petitions had been referred were announced by the 1 Speaker.
 The petition of the Tariff Manufactnrine Company Tor relief against certain ObstTuc tiOns in EnEnington FiSer, was referred to select committee of one from county. Seve' raj other petitions were received and disposed l of by reference sto' committees.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
10 TllE. PUBL.IC.

F Reing vel laaasre fhat tbere was. iniqailyl solve of che Medical Soeisty, and thinkipg it
 important to giyeA true statement 0f the trans action, we have delaysa aa answer ssDll the present. The facts diaclsnGd heIoss scare ready OpsOye at any naoTneuts thus 8arthey have been collected Fitll e0pkidaralshs liI6cul Ity. aud we promise thet when sthey ,Are fag- lthef developed, they shall be sipa1e knpsFus B0F this however we Almost .deshRil tps thSse
 ia q studied silewee upon fite salhineg lEak
 sFsYs guilt coslcest@d. But fIir tfailsaeyials
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
].
FOR SALE OR RENT.

'THAT well known pleasant situation, for
 4- naerly the residence of Capt. Stone, half mile east of this village. The house. gardens, fruit, Sc. are we'll calculated Co ac- c0mm0tiate two families. Any one wishing tfo occupy will please call on ELEADA PECK near the premises. .,-.... ,.s
 Litchfeld. May l6, 1897. - sr. <. A8
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
DANCING SCHOOL.
 MIR. FULLER.

.HRATEEUL for past fas0uFs, respect
 faiiy iDfsFsns the inhabitants of this place
 tbaf he proposes opcning his school for the Improvement Af young ladies and gentlemen 'in polite manners md dancing. The school
 wiIl be opened at Capt. Phsips'l Hall, on Sat
 urday. the 9th of June next, at 2 o'clock in
 the afternoon for Ladies. and at fos4 Gen
 tletnen. TwADty-sonr lessons ecnstifpte the quarter. part of whiei viii be given in the
 morning. 0 Terms, $500. TT { Isitchaela, My. asIh. R897. NJ 4s4s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
FOR THE COUNTY POST.


 Mr. SMITH--
 As have been siuce its cOmmenceme a constant reader of your paper, have remark cd that it has embraced variety of useful and interesting subjects.-The political discussions have read patiently. Knowing that of course they would subside when the struggle was over, the anticipation ofwhich had called thesn before the public. ..
 But there is one subject which in my opin- :on is worthy of consideration, which has been almost wholly neglected; and have wait cd for yeaTs.hoping that some abler pen would present it to the public, and particularly to the inhabitants of Litchkeld County-l mean Church Music. might probably not coniine my remarks to this County when say. that very many of the supporters of our ecclesiasti- cal societies, manifest towards this subject a most astonishing, most criminal indifference. This think arises from the fact that music is 70 very little understood by the community at large: they do not consider. or they do not know, that it is science which most per. sons can cultivate equally with Arithmetic, English Grammar, or even the art of Read ing. True, they. should begin while y0lngl and it IS far the bene6fOf such that make these remarks. There are some who seem tc
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
NOTICE.

H EFsHE Court of. Probate fer the District of 1 Litch6eld hath assigned Monday, the 98fh day ofinst. May, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the probate 6ffice. n LitchReld in said dis trict, kDr the appoiBtsnentA Of commissioners .., 3.s1 REUEL COGSWELL, a late of Washington. in said district, deceased. represented ins0lvsnti at which time and place ail persons interested in said estate will if they see cause, attend before said court and be heard in the premises. - ''c,,..S ' By order If said court, ..1.'l.t,s " RILEY COGSWELL, Erecastor. : w ashingtOn, May IF, 1887. ~ 48 " TT ' 7--- M m PARIs, April f4fh. We have lust reeeiyed by express the Eng ll;s&luapGrs. of fhe lafh.s which anaoances tho ISsil0wing elangs of Ministry s-..S@s tss'gss ss
 RisigRaeioa of SeUea Ministers.sa 5eW
 1fR. CAENHEe Is appointed PREssIERr--in conseqnence thereof the following seven Memhers of the CahiDet have resigned ;--
 The Lord Chancellor Eidon. ss. 4A I'he Duke 'of Wellington.
 Lord Gidmoueh,,
 Es6fd Bhthust, s4s s.sa7 5 Ford WesEmoseiaIa. tss SIX .s. l.l
 E.0na Baxley. s3 asis N MT. Peel. \ Lord Lasther. son ef I:nfd E.0ndals. alAN resished as one of the Lorda Of ths MKMW@NlYX~
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
ENFR BRACE.

k-t0AGMENCES his course Of Botanical &t LectiHese 0n Saturday next. aE halfpa
 escn in the morning. at his school room.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17
MARRIED
.,ss1,.. MARRIED
 At New Preston. April %, by Rev J. l.. Dickinson, MT Ithamar Mallet to Miss LOisa Ford. a g -a, & t
DIED,

In Eoshen, on the llth inst. Gen. David ThonPson, aged el. ut.t..r 's
 At New Preston. oB the 9d inst. Mr Reuel Csgswsll, aged 5s.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-05-17

''"~s WY .~~s''f VI -Sss'-T' colnmittes. s.,...
 The joint committee ds the mbiect q the State House in Hartfdsd, reported that they. had examined the outer walls and in terior of the building, and found tho same cosiderabiy out of repairs and recommend that the Decessary repairs should he made. A resolution for this purTose accompany ing the report was read, end with tho re. port laid on the table. {. : ss.. ..s3 s9'
 A bill for public act ao repeal an act relating to schools, was read the third time
 -the act proposedsto berepealed by the bill provides that no children shall be pre- cluded from school on account effhe ina- biIity of parents to supply their propor. ton of wood. The bill on motion of Mf. Carrington, was indc6nlsely postponed. The bill for .pablis act for the settle. nent of estates, intestAte, and iBsojsenf was read the third time. and on motion ol MT, Benedict laid on the table. The bill for public act relative 10 civ- il actions, was read the third tiDas and negatiyed. +za
 Tie committee on the petitiOn of John Peabody to be released from cOufnemeni in newgase prison, reported against grant ing the same--repert accepted and Peti. ton negatiyed,
 The RepOrtsof the OvsTseeEs of NrSw.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
NO,ELCE.

1yHE Copartoershin heretofore existing under the firm
OF Raysaer y Gfate1 has his day, by mutual consent,
dissoved-All persons indebied to said firm
uested TO make payment or before the first day Of
February Next as at the expiration Of sad time all The
lunts viii be placed IL the hands OF collector and
hose having claims will present them TO Gro. " kAnssEH
@ho is duly authorized 70 settle the Of said firm
THOMAS CRAVEN,
GEO. w. KARSNER
Delaware CITY, December is, 1926 14-l7t
b. The subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
hanks his friends and the public general for their
liberal patronage toward The late firm Of Kysnef q Cra-e,
and respectfully socsa continuance Of the same at the
Old stAnd where he will continue keep constantly on
and very general assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries,
iql rs, Hard, Hollow, Cedar, Queens WareDrugs, Me
enes, Hats, Boots Shoes ready made Clothing and every
hias III his line which usually kept Country Stores
OF Which VIII be sold low for cash or country pro
iace and he hattet himself from his knowledge OF bqs
ness. together WITH eafein and arom attention, ali
Ie COOL will Of his customers and share of pablo
iaronage, GEO kARSNER,
becenoer =, 1926 mfs afMc firm " x. q c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
Valuable Property for Sale.

vIyE following described property situated at MfOrdy
j Roads, Newcastle Co. Delaware, is offered at prya.
sale on accommodating terms. viz. tract OF 50 acres
nearly all in wood, enclosed with worm fence Tie n
provements large two story brick house and kIcen
brick adjoining with pump OF good walcr al ie
door brick stabing and carliage house, all nearly rev
On this tract small apple orchard lot Of few acla
IN grass, with good garden Adjoining the above ia
tract OF three Of cleared land with good TWO story
frame house with il may be obtained small o sh
IS black smiths shop South Of the first described pto
pert, on the road leading Newark trsc, oi about
go acies-some OF cleared land, the rest in WOOD aid
farther south, tie same road and partly adjonrg he
last is another Of %3 acres, eight ot which well St
in grass acres with orchard, and the rest well cover.
ell with timber The foregoing property will be sold ID
the lots described, altogether, may best suit pu.
chasers IT not sold a private sale before tht i dy
Of March next il Will that day be eiered at publ sale
al II o'clock, NJ on the premises SAMUEL MilHR
will show The property. The terms will be made snovN
By applying either by letter otherwls 10 the subsT
al Newtown Bucks County, Penu.
22-t4tp GEORGE b. METER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-02
PUBLIC SALE.

yEIO be sold at Public Sale TUESDAY the 6h ot Febr
Il ary next, at tile late dwelling Of Dnp5d Higgins deed
Port Penn y. c. County, Del all hs personal pro-
perry W. Horses colts oxen and steers, Cows and young
cattle 80 head Of sheep Rskewel and other breeds II
IS hundred bushels Of the ear Wheat by the
bu,hel 50 OF excellent hay, 50 do coaser qay
Hundred weight Of salt beef, first quality Thousand
weight Damaged number Of hogs so or 40 acre.
wheat in tue ground WAGONS, carts, ploughs hasruws
gears, &C. Sale TO At ~ O'clock on said day
RORERT PORTER
THOMAS J. HIGGINS, .qinsrs
N. B. The Creditors Of said decd are requested to ~
send the day OF sale. with their accounts made out fo
settlement.
Wilmington, Jan. "a Ii, 1927. 23-3t