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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
I'R UST .S.dLE or RE4L EST-aIIE-

TRUST S.dLE or REAL ESTaTE &c
vHue aud IN pursuance Of deed OF fIouI john NJ
ureSoiy To Richard Coke Sem, 10 iohn h.
brownt The payment Of certain debt therein
n GATE the 9th day OF Feb 1921 aud which cknOwedg
ca aud admitted 10 record the clerks o1ce OF James CITY
county, the same day, shai, Monday second day o
1Iy next toEF ia, out not, the fist fair day thereafter
sen al pubic aucti1n the premises lo cash. tact Of land
containing Az acres by late survey together with mill
hhd ihe iand covered by the pond If said MILL aud gb
me aid ohn al Gregory hath Get timber the FeTfy
ahd Ihis property purchased by sad JOHN NJ Gregory
OF the said John r. Browne situated in the county James
fy near Ohiekaiomny River aud e head OF
s sd mak'nS cut OF said RIVER aud believed, with pro-
pei attention. might be Rendered very valuable The subscriber
ses as Trustee will convey such title only, may vested
IA hun by The said deedhe title however, consilered un
eA s; RICHARD COKE, ST.. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
MOUN'T EpHP9LV FOP SgLE-

rlkNDlNG 20 itnovc this fell g. the territory Of Florida
s Tor sale my estate The Bsppshsuuock River In
ne county "' fsu41icf ana about eighteen uits above IRE
detickbn oalied MOUNT EPiiitAI this ie,i-
iabe snuaiion md highly improved, having al the dars
y" us'f comfort aud elegance, DtcegIay Tor gentle mans
county edencci aud b healthy any sustisn IN Vir-
g"i Having dttetmihed ~ fcnovc Will sell hi, hnnd-
9ne estate OF reduced price, and nske terms ess,
Genemen drPosco % purchase invited 10 come aud view
m PoPtJ lw'i al5o seli tract Of lln Of Three Hon
Afta ana Aney 1--we % the county Cuirepsr near
Csue Bridge, (Som1as Ford called he csttli snrlr
Arfn ~ ffl-f TTO5. FFGIvN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
TRUST SHE or L.q.WDS

virtue OF Deed of Trust executed the ub.cher nv
~ SeeIyan Jones aud wife, bearing Sth day U
Nov, 1922 aud duly recorded OF the coua-
co"t OF Ao'b e purpose IF securing the pay Of
sum Oh money therein mentioned, Richard r. Cufnin ard
by virtue VI written Instructions fom said Richard r.
Corhn to me, to execute the tsu snail IN Friday the
lSth day at July next, tie premises, pJ1ee, TO sell al
public auction inst fne estate Yo,k Knc little aboys
York Town. ea!iei Beiei supposed about 600
s,res oil 1 Now IN hue stale Of cultivation and Improve
n,eL TERMS S50cJ, with from the 1T ay Of
Mar ia,j aud the costs aud charges the will reur
Ell III cash -ior The residue wall he uaysbIe
IA sismens commencing the Isl day of March neat The
undersigned Will sc and convey trustee hut II Is believed
lhst We tie is elea'' RIO MeCAADLlSI, Trustee.
Ui!!i.ansbng, May II. I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
Liverpool, May Is, IL

"A rr'i ed Admiral said to he yelio Admiral, aud If
disfLi,ed, Is said to be laid the shelf
iMG. Peel was {" Secretary tor the Home Departmen;n
tAir Stevens III late Pamphlet chaigts Ma Hukisson with
ruiD,ug the timber trade by excessive duties.
san Of ehilIeu who the .xtremities Of
plank popped III the centre by horse, and ascend aud
deccnd alternately by help of their feet.
ia celebrated youthful calculator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
aVILTOE S9R-gT0G8 SPRTN1C @

SNlE Subscriber respectfully solicit, the patronage OF hi.
iTSnis and the public, to the above delightful retreat
he improvements made since last season. such
az he doubts will contribute TO the eonfo,t and r,sr
the 'sie Of i vshosAnongsl Others the fine Grove adj.
promenade. 'rN
The house having been furnished entirely last season.
ani ~ Tue most eeneel syle, families will find dessbe
place 20 stop at and Mrs. Dillon will give trm he, neI,.nI
attention The avorabe opinion ny expressed OF the
derived srefrou he aers will ensure 10 h.. paon
every possible comfort.
nen~o favored a with their support and condes,ly hone
to crit lis continuance. The open for the
eeP''oh vi boaTders' JOHN g. DILLON,
CONNER ciul Cuhee IIouse.
'.
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~. s. .M.4RY COLLEGE-

k'iE Public Examination this Institution will commence
a on "Wednesday 9th Instant ard conclude on the 81
july Parents aud guardians and all others who may des,te
10 he present, earnestly invited 10 attend
N B The examinations Of the several Caues will cg,o-
nence at y'clock, n M
FERDINAND S. CAMPBELL, See'ry Of the SocSlv
1J The 4h Of July being the day the annual
ton Of The Visitors at the College Of William Mary their
attendance particularly requested bsides the ordinary
ton. BUnIVEII PA3ssIYIsr D. 80
June 70 20 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
JaessrS. Ip,n. Ciopton, Reuben T. Cioptoa, aud
He.. Eord.

GENTLEMEN
fl'AKE notice that shah, the SOh day of June next
ibe town OF Murfreesborough in the State of Tennessee
het~ee O'Clock ia The forenoon aud in The afternoon Of
saue day proceed 10 take the deposition Of John Chp aud
aud not aAsn on that day To be continued
to day. until the he taken; TO he read as evidence m
SUI. now depending and undetermined the county OF
% ~ the State Of Virginia. in which the Cumber-
sin usiIce Tor William ClopJn plaintiffs and Jafia'.
Hson and others defendants AT which time and place ,oa
may attend Al you think proper. Yours, respectfully
BOOKER WOOD6ON
June X 9-wiwf Ex'Or Of Johu W1ol,nn. de-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

IL the above sale does take Paeo IT will be Tie peril of
he trustee anu not becan5e shall he res.y 10 IKE no
my bond II S tact vt public nOtoTety that the Trustee
mas accepted al assignment of the debt 900 now sought
= he enioreed and Den; legal he does or ought TO
Know that he cannot enforce his own beneG He
must resOitt0 Court OF Equity, where he viii fni hat
release on account OF pecuniFy ssacie aud Of in.
deinniy aain The debt Vi the lIte Maj Corb are matters
that mu De arranged, before payment be deanted Of
me- But for greater certainty tie eud that al person,
who shall see the above ads may Judge whaihe1
my objection 90 this he good bad, sbjn the ol
lowing extract hon the VIII Of sj Coz bH VIZ rive 10
my Richard H. Corb,u, whole estate tb,
payment OF my just debts and the following Ie,acesn
lie then gives LOCO IN esaoe and believed that h,
deo were considerable Where ten, the man who would
pay, or expect pay Tor king Creek without such release
aud dtnnry h=Ius FIST given? but may be said was
not ready the ist Of March, when my became due
t. take up Very true was not, vet re1dy NV
absence iIoR home and from the State during the sreate
part OF the Wgter prevented my being ready has now
been Jnt month since offered Pay $1,000 which was re-
fused ahp also offered 10 give up ANY deduction interest
until the whole sh uld actually be paid Since which
ime the balance, within le has come t. hand and
III OF 10 days shall be entirely rerare5 take up NV bond
without having borrowed much dollar fnislly l
10 hereby caution the public against pui chasing at the above
sale as the Trustee cannot convey shadow OF Ic
~, ,o,- STONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WIZ tract % Land called Hill Grove eoniainnr sb,v.
100 aces, lying IN c lower end 81 Amelia county, or
mey avei"ed, SUI for sale II would make no. excellent
on pianalon. u is be sold al tosatsr or divided ns
parcels Inei etfns ts,ll be scr onm9dstinc
"5w'r matohf gCr M Z. giles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

Cbanccry; AtRules held in the Ks office of Louisa
county, al the courthouse the first Monday May, 1897
Oswald Gibson Mara his wife, formerly Maria Dickinson
Pitts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

by tie government oil toe English Last India Iol-
pany to the French government, and Were pub
in the Moniteur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

tue Ifcnt court Of the u S. EasIern d..
tFiet OF Pennsylvania, aud Sd crcm-In EQUITY.
Sarah Hart, Admrx of William Rogers Hs dec
against
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

AInts FAuI Ind Jones Aiu.ors Of JJshua lone. dec
In pursuance OF the order CT the court made in the above
cause on the Gun day OF May, 1927, notice is hereby gwen
10 Az persons Interested in and having claims unon the ,
OF otissT Hart late Of the State of New jersey deceased
.na iey appear before te said court Pladelphis on The
th day OF oc 1921 t. prove their interests
and TO prosecute their said cams.-Th.y futile, noii,
mat The sum OF S2i67 u.s. the Ut the Resond
ants, being part OF the estate uf the HIATT dec
claimed by the Complainant, Sarah Hart tie ADMIR- OF
VIM Rogers Hart ae OF Walmalaw Island in the Di,irct
OF Carle'ton and State Of South Csrona, deceased; and
that the Master OF the said court having been
port the facts IN the above will
any of the parties porsOns claiming
al ms oihce, No lOi, South Fourth Street, Phadepha N
any lime previous 10 the said eleventh sy OF Oct 1927
. JAMES s. SMITH IN. c. C
may -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

may ~ 4-utthO
Chancery; AT Rules holden in the Cier1ls Ouic- -
Aprii 1875 ay IL
Thornton Gibson Pin
James NC Ali''er John Cole Adnr. Sarah Cosby dec
anu 1onh Receiver, appointed by the Court 10 SAID
III ne, 49, Defds
me defendant James Me Ailier, having entereds
Of this Court, aud appearing from satislsctory .vi.o ~,
ne Is not an inhahhan OF this State On motion OF the
MoA'te appear here the LIST day of July Caurt
ana a'ge5 The bil OF the Plaintiff and that copy th,or-
city OF Richmond for two moths sucoevcIv aud oote AZ
me Font door OF The Courthouse count, on some eo,t
day. A Cow Teae mo pyTSTl?'U ~ nc .vu''
May {. 1irN,.a,.. "
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John Dickinson Robert Dickinson, Griffith Dickinson Su-
san Dickinson, Nancy Dickinson aud Ann Dickinson Deft,
hne defendant Robert Dickinson not having entered his APP
Parsnce and security according aw and the of
ms eout and appearing from satisfactory evidence, he
not an inhabant of this State On motion of the PLAINTIFF
ny Their counsel IL Is Ordered That The said defendants s
pear mere ON tue first day OF August court and answer
ine fanits bj and that copy of this order be fth
IN some newspaper publshed in the city Of Rich
mon1 Tor tw" months succesvely, and posted front
hoor o inc courthouse OF this day.
May %. ~ %. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

The parties Interested in the alov. decree hereby MOI
ned mat have appointed the 2s,h day Of June NEXT
Iuhence Tue accounts dHeeedj wheu hey will attend, "
Tie necessary papers, at nv re,lenoe.
NICHOLAS ]. pOINDFXrER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

Chsneety; AT court coutnued aud held for Lor7s
county, at the courthouse, Tuesday the 18Th day o.
March, 1927: - -
dec, puJ "'
against
Ludlow Dranham, surviving partner Of Brarpham & Dtb
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
FRIDAY, yssse 9, 1927.

terested in the growing of wool and grain, and In
manufactures.
Sd. Resotued unanimously, That this meeting views
with the most lively and the deepest regret,
an opposition to the protection of domestic manu-
features, and to the appropriation by Congress OF
public money forinternal improvement as set forth
in certain resolutions lately adopted by the legisa-
ture of Virginia and other Southern States, and SINH
lar sentiments expressed in other parts OF the union,
by Senators and members of Congress.
4th. Resolved m1animorSLy That we consider the
protection by duties on tonnage and imports which
has been granted to the shipping interest," to the sugar
and tobacco planter, to the cotton grower, and to
manufactures, ever since the adoption OF the con-
stituton. some of which duties were imposed BY
the first Congress, consisting of great proportion
of the trainers of that invaluable charter OF our
rights, and sanctioned by the official recommended
ton of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Mon
roe, all natives of Virginia., as having fully settled
the right in Congress to grant such protection not
only in accordance with the letter. but in the true
spirit of the constitution of the United States.
| 5th. Resolved, with one dissenting voice, Thai
the sincere and hearty thanks of this meeting be
and they are hereby rendered, to Andrew Stewart
Samuel Edwards, John Findley, Chauncey Forward
Robert Harris, Joseph Lawrence, Samuel M.kean
Phillip S. Markley, DanielH. Miller, Charles Miner
]. S. Mitchell, Robert Orr, Geo. Plummer, Thomas
H. Sill, Jacob Krebs. E. Vanhorn, ]. Wilson. JONI
Mitchell, and George Wolf, representatives OF Thu
State, in the last session of Congress, who by vot
ing for further protection to the wool growers an
woolen manufacturers of the Country. proved then
selves faithful guardians of the true interests
Pennsylvania.
A committee was appointed to attend the CONVEX
ton at Harrisburg, on the eth inst and the Farmer
and Manufacturers throughout the State were n
quested to hold meetings and to send delegates
the convention.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
MISCELLANY

Upwards of 400 Farmers and Manufacturers and
friends of farming and manufactures, of the city and
county of Philadelphia met, agreeably to notice at
the house of John Neville, in Germantown, Thurs
day, May 81, 1927. Jacob Holgate' in the Chair
Samuel Harvey, and Redwood Fisher, Secretaries.
Among the resolutions passed at the meeting
we're the following.
lst. Resolued unanimously. That the Address OF
the Pennsylvania Society for the promotion OF Man
ufactures and the Mechanic Arts merits and receives
our full and hearty concurrence.
Cd. Resolued, au,anin,ousty. That this meeting is
deeply impressed with the Importance OF an lmme,
date concentration of effort among the friends Of
domestic industry, throughout the several States, IN
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
AGENTS.

n ,esponoucu.-Dr Edward Dingle
Groner TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton
F,rwEs--H. F. Rodney, T. M.
M,nroap.--Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
c,uprS-Thomas Wainwright, T. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
suvRNA-Samuel H. Hodson, Esq.
c,nrwE11s Observation-Disclosures Hayes, + M.
M,nnt ErowN.-Thomas Harry, L. NJ.
SUMMIT BR1psE.-John Clement, r. ~
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, +. NJ
Subscribers living in the vicinity OF the residence
4 these Agents, may pay their subscription money
J them, they being authorized to receive IT. anu -
i've receipts.
Other Agents will be appointed as soon as ar
hnrements can be made.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08

ment's inspection will make the construction of the
rail road ineligible to any one, who has not paid at
tenton to the descriptions. The cost OF the wrought
iron rails like the sample here imported, this be-
ing superior to cast iron, with the cast iron chains,
including the duty, at $50 a ton, would be about
$4,000 Der mile, for single pair of rails. The weight
of this specimen is little greater than that Prescrl-
bed in Woods Treatise as sufficient, and the cost
is in the same proportion higher vi this cost.
nearly third part consists of the duty on importa-
ton, which it is presumed the government would re-
nit in favor of an extensive work OF public UTILITY
We observe from the Baltimore papers, that
similar specimen Of the wrought iron rail has been
imported there with pair of cast iron wheels, and
axle. for a rail road car. The weight given Of the
rail there imported, is still something greater than
that of the specimen imported here. On the GUM
CIV rail road much larger wheels are used, than any
which have been used in England, and it is thought
with manifest advantage. They are made otwrought
| iron.
Lieut.. Coz. PhilEps.-The Boston Daily Advers
tiser, after mentioning the funeral of the late Lieut.
Governor Phillips, says: As very natural curl
osty exists concerning the last benetactions OF an
Individual eminent through long life for the great"
uess and number of his charities, we have obtained
the following schedule of them, so far as the pub
lie are concerned !"
'ro ph;,Iins, Academy, in Audover, $4,000
4 Tn the Theological Institution, in do. 10000
: To the Society for Propagating the Gospel, 5000
f To the Massachusetts Bible Society, 5000
10 the Medical Dispensary, 5000
J. To the Massachusetts General Hospital for
: n ,ae tom ~ ', 5000
! To The American Education Society, 5000
,ro the Foreign Missionary Society, 5000
To the Boston Female Asylum, 2'0O0
To the Asylum for INDECENT Boys. 2,ooo
r. To the Massachusetts, Congregational Cha
~ ritable Society, 5,oou
-
ltl nco nor
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
CONDITIONS.

TIE DELAWARE 10 URN:aL 7ciU be pub
sbed on Tuesdays and Fridays, at four dollars
pr AMMAN. ; tzco dollars every sic months IN D.
lance.
advertisements inserted on the usual terms
biz one dollar for fow insertions Of sl'rfeef,
hes. and so in proportion for every Number q
,dd;tiouaL lines aud insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
From the Pennsylvania MtelRgencer.

Independent of the gradual but certain mpover-
ishment of the country, which the purchase OF our
supplies from foreigners, of such articles, without
which we cannot do, but which we are competent 10
procure by our own labour, and of native materials,
must inevitably bring about, the inquiry presses u-
on all rejecting whether by Withholding adequate
encouragement from our manufacturers, we do not
forego an opportunity, which folly only would ne
elect, of largely adding to the present wealth OF our
citizens, and thus elevatng the condition OF the ma
ton Nor can they avoid answering II IN the ahr-
native The imports exceeds the exports, within
the year 1926 seven millions of dollars. Taking
this sum as cash paid for goods consumed in the
United States in one year, because commodities are
not received in exchanges and assuming TOR the sake
Of argument, that this without any material varia-
ton, is the kind of reciprocity that will extend to
! us hereafter, we would ask, if there is no great
cause for apprehension as to the final result? Aud
will the agrculturalist not at see, that his m
terests are suffering greatly, when he is ntorned'
that, of the exports amounting to seventy-eght mil
lions, but twenty five millions productions OF
the United States the remainder being foreign.
brought to this country, and shipped hence, to dit
ferent ports. This is species OF trade, profitable
enough it may be to the shipping merchant, but no
so, in any wise, to the farmer the mechanic, ana ts
labourer, composing together, it may be SAID thf
great mass of our population. The quantity OF iiou
exported in 1896, was 858,S06 barrels, rated a
S4,1S6, O65, which is the whole amount in value, IN
grain grower contributed to the last years exports
as above stated, and in which, it is said by MIR
Stewart, in his speech, in the last session OF con
gress but little of the produce OF Pennsylvania
included Further arguments, than these facts Il
themselves convey, need surely not be adduced t
convince us, that longer reliance one foreign mai
kets, that is absolutely necessary to create one
home, for the sale of our products, Is suicidal pocy
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
NOTICE.

Persons wishing any sort of PRINTING DONE WIN
eatness, accuracy. and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
lserted. or SUBSCRIPTIONS pad where 'here 'ie
b Agents appointed in their neighoourhooo 10 &c.
Five them, will please apply, or direct 10 H. i'i'ei
hid Son, No. 81, Market Street, wilmington
| An communications, not of the above character,
he addressed to NJ. Bradford, Editor OF the Della
Fare Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
hid prompt execution of business.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.

From the Boston Odaey .1oVeTtiSef'
Rail Roads, The entire success OF the Quincy
Rail Road must be sufficient to convince the people
of this state of the practcaby of this mode OF con-
veyance, in our climate and in our high and rough
country, where the construction OF canals is dlttl-
cult and expensive. This road is in regular daily
use for the conveyance of granite from the quarry
to the landing place. Some improvements having
been made in the cars, the performance is now
greater than it was at first. Two horses only are
employed, with four cars which now regularly car
~ daily, and with ease, four loads of over 50 tons
Of stone at time, distance of more than miles,
returning with the cars empty. That's, each horse
conveys load of IT. tons, exclusive OF the weight
Of the cars, twelve miles per day. and returns the
same distance with the empty cars-the same horses
being employed each successive day.
For the purpose Of illustrating more satisfactorily
the most approved form of constructing and secur-
ing the rails in England, Col. Perkins, who has taken
deep interest in the introduction of this improve
ment in this country, and to whose enterprise we
are in great measure indebted for the Quincy Kall
Road, has ordered from England a sample both Of
the rolled ircn and the cast iroa rail, together with
the chains by which they are tasted to the tounda-
ton. These may now be seen at the stationary
store of Mr. A. J. Allen, in State-street, and mo