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Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
From the TNdge Record.

SlLK.-Janes Wo'sston, Esq. Of Marlborough.
was 80 kind as to bring for our Inspection last week
specimen of sewing silk, made by his daughters,
this season.--rhey made from about 800 worms,
400 skeins. For evenness OF thread and decacy
OF cuouring, it would bear favourable comparison
with Italian or French silk. Some have supposed,
that feeding the silkworm could not be profitable.
until intricate machinery and rare skill in the man
utacture Of silk goods. should be introduced here
1t is not so: near million Of dollars year of the
article IN the simple form of sewing silk-as east
iy made as shoe-thread-is annually innorted.
AS to the rest, if the raw material be produced
abnndantiy' manufactures will rise up, Of course.
BY the way, the Junior editor has still thousand
or two Of the Italian mulberry to give away They
are not large Beng Of this years growth, and cal
be taken IN ii ha"akerchiet. An hundred will b,
given to each person sending. The roots are fin,
and vigorous, Application should be made With,
two weeks, possible, at his garden, at Sprinryille
0 mile below the Borough.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

The Assembly conslsts 0f I28 members.
From the albany Daily Advertiser.
.7nother Presidential Balloi.-The passengers on
board the steam boat North America, on Tuesday
last. to med themselves into meeting to ballot for
President. Jonathan Stearns of Franklin county,
was called to the chair, and Ozel Smith of Erie
county, and VIM. Darling of Rensselaer, county,
were appointed Secretaries The vote stood
John Quincy Adams, Sc
Andrew jackson. I6
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

After the board Of canyassers = Albany county,
had completed the canvass, Oh Tuesday last a vote
was taken on the presidential question, and the re-
suit was Votes.
For Adsms
Jackson
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
From the Ne,o Fork american.

The Utica (Oneida) Sentinel holds the following
language in respect TO the late election, which
firms entirely the sentiments advanced by Sat
urday:
Ofone thing, however, the public ought to be cor
rectly informed. the Presidential question did
not form the dividing line in this county, in fact
any where at the west of us. We are aware that
the Jacksonlans will use every exer!ion to create an
impression that question governed the electors, and
that the result is fair test Of the strength of the
friends OF Adams and of Jackson. Every body
here. however. knows better and we contradict
the assertion merely To prevent mistakes abroad.
Next fall. when the Presidential electors are to be
chosen, the ballot boxes will show that this county,
and the west generally, are almost unanimously in
favor "f the present administration. and the cause
of public improvements domestic industry, national
prosperity, and civil order.
The Black Rock Gazette. Erie C0unty,) gives
the following result Of the election in that county
and district
THE Eiection.-The election in this county has
resulted in the choice of General Peter b. Porter,
and Colonel David Burt, of this town, to the Assem-
bly,, by large maorties.
1t is almost unnecessary to add that the members
elect are decided friends Of the general atministra-
ton. as none other could have been elected in this
county.
TH'uenda -" iiuCJ- Lsq. mas Deen clecfe0 10 Con-
gress, in the district composed Of Genesce and Or
leans counties. by about four Thousand majority =
His opponent. Mr.. isdale, was got up and sup
ported as the Jackson candidate. Mr. Tracy is a
decided friend OF the administration.
Timothy II. Porter, Esq. has been elected to the
Senate. from this district, without any organized
opposition. Mr.. Porter, is friend to the admins
tration.
| Av an advertisement in the New York Freedoms
Journal. Samuel f. Cornish, lately one of the Edi-
tors of that paper, offers for sale, to his cooure,l
brethren. two thousand of excellent land at
less than half its value, provided they will take
measures to settle or have it settled by coloured
farmers. The land is situated in the state of New
York, within 70 miles Of the city," &c.
i Governor williamson of New Jersey, has ap
pointed the 18th day of December next. to be OBJ
served throughout that state as q day of public
thanksgiving and prayer.
Pauldng's Monument. The Common Counci
. Of the City Of New York, having directed Monu
ment to be erected to the memory of John Padding
= one Of the captors of An,lre-this ceremony vii
0 be performed at Peekskill. on Wednesday, tn
# twenty second OF the present month IF November
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

WILLIAmsrows, MAss. Nav. q
Surgical Operation Last Sunday young lady Of
this town, the daughter Of d. W.. Sloan, ESQ. Ar.
eadcrtaliy swallowed pin, which lodged about hall
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

INTRODUCTORY OF Ft1ELIG.N ILI.F . NM
SEEDS.
The iollo'sn, circular, id ress I'd by the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury to portion OF the American
Cossus abre,d, III relation to the introduction Of.
valuable foreign plants in the United States, is
made public, in the hope that the object which it
has il view may be the better promoted by causing
it to be more generally known
Copies of the circular have been placed in the
hands Of the principal collectors, ofwhom they may
be had by such masters Of vessels. or others going
abroad, as may be willing to aid in carrying into ef
feet design believed to give promise Of public
utility.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

PauIding's Monument. Common Council
Of the City Of New York, having directed a Monu-
ment to be erected to the memory Of John Padding.
one Of the captors of Andre-ths ceremony will
be performed at peekskill. on Wednesday, the
twenty second Of the present month Of November.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23
DELAWARE jOURNAI
.!l.5s..rNn1sGNs
Friday, November %, AS21.

From the Delawure Gazette. March II, 1895
"On the other hand, we regretted to see that he
(Gen Jackson,) acent to the ievee of the Presiden
en- the night after the election. and there COMpII
MENTED MIR. ADAMS ON HIS ELECTION
Such an expression could not have been expected I,
accord with his feelings aHd from the letter beiort
us--(Jackson's letter to Swarwout, we have DE
MONSrRATiON Of the fact that it did "Sc,
Delaware journal., 1827-11-23

Governor Williamson, of New Jersey. has ap
pointed the 18th day of December next. to be oh
served throughout that state as a day Of publ
thanksgiving and prayer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
THE P.fRTXyyG SHIP.
ny MRS. HEM ANS.


Go in thy glory ger the ancient Sea,
Take with theegsntlc winds thy sail, to swell,
Sunshine aud Joy upon thy SIT gamers BIT
Fare thee well, Da,k, FAREWELL
Proudly the failing hilipw thou hast oi.a,
The breeze yet follows dice with cheer & song;
Who now OF stormS hath dream OF memory left -
And ytt the Deep strong
Dut go thou triunrhing, wh,ie sill the smiles
OF Summer u,mhis on III. water, breast.
Thou shalt he Et teied by thousand Isles,
lu lone, Wild beauty dre't.
To thee a welcome, bre Thing DER the tide,
The Genii groves al Aisby shall pour;
Ww.sth TINT eufoi the Pes,i, shall bata, thy side,
On the old Indian shotc.
on shall the shsd,w If the palm tree lie
o'er CLASSY hsy., where in thy sails are hTl'd,
And its leaves whisper, the wind sweeps hy,
Tales uf the elder world.
Oft shall the hu,n,rg stars of southern skies,
On the m'd-ooel" ste iice ch.'n'd IN seer,
A lonely home ipr human thoughts auiu.S
Between the Heavens aud Deer!
Bloc sea, that roll an snrge.u, coasts r.uown'J,
Iy night shall SPARKLE where Thy Prov msa-s ~ay;
Strange creatures OF tP AIR, i',,t may sound,
In Thy broadwak shall play.
From hill, unknown, in mingled jov and fear,
Fee du.ky hihes shall pour, ia, d,s To nsaIk;-
Blessings 20 with Thee thy lone care,i
Hail, and farewell, thou Batk!
4 long flrewell!-ThGu wi, not bring us h,ok,
AL whom thou h Arrest fsr from nome s"i hearth,
Many are thine whose steps no ;iioe shall tracs
Their sweet native earth,
Some witt thou leave beneath the piain,ain- shade,
Where through the foliage Indian look bright;
SOme IN the su"~s OF wintry cc'ols lad,
by the cold ncrthe. u light
And some far down below the soundi,.; wave
Still shalt they '.e tho temp.-ts Ser ,hcin sweep;
Sever nay flower be strown above then gave,
Never may 81 q weep
And iLou--the blow's ou-eH--c'eu tiy proud form
GA our glad s,ght M more, pei hance may swell;
Yet God alike Is in the cam and s,urm--
Fare thee well. Bark. tarew' II!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
ya,nes Riofr L.opd IN, So,e

WILL sell reasonable my Farm in county of
james City, the Isan OF James Town. II contain.
about seven hundred Vt land, uf
pto.eneu aud cultivation sai the beautiful
farms IN the lower country The soil is fine for he1 corn
are cotton, and produces clover great perfection ua
ton pleasant and airy, TO james river, aGd the
seeded with wheat crop, aud prepared for crop TO
which my aent on will he gwen till Disposed VI The dwell
ing house spacious and ae repair and the ouhou.es
all good odet IL not sold al private sale before the 18th
day Of may next will that day he offered highest
blder, the premises AT the time, tne subscriber viii
sell his stock OF horses sheep, cattle aud hogs,
sis and Of other articles. For terms, apply 20 Nh
Robert MoCandiis, Williamsburg, tue ubscr,ber on
the premises. CARY WILKINSON
James City March g. 98--td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
NOTICE.

AZ As committed 70 the jsd Il Pendleton County o h
~ 29ii negro who calls himself HiUkCO aud
ay that he the properly Of Philip Joucs of County
Vrginp the std about p ysafs II sxc complex
ron, about FIVE feet FIVE inches high made had
blue cloth coat black psntsoons black vest and
IN hat visible. The requested come
f0ws prove property pay CHARGES anil take him sway or
he viii ~ dealt with ~ the Law directs.
ROB 10 sg-'si2s' u srUGgfT, isIgr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
.WOUN-T' EPHRaLI ron Y-8LE

NfENDiSG to remove this fail 70 the territory Of Fora
dIet To- sale my estate the Harpahsnnoek RIVER IN
the county v fauqIef, aud about eighteen Mules shove
defictsbmg called MOUNT EPHHAIM; TINS Is very de.i.
rabie situation and highly improved, having al The budgs
Tor comfort AMI elegance, grniiensn
count te'idenee; and healthy iny Viz
gina Having determined e. will sell ti, hand
come esiste at very tuted price, and mske the
Gentlemen disposed to purchase invited TO and view
this property Will also sell tract of ani Of Three Hun
dted and NneyFve ~ the County Of Cuiptpsr near
Csiieis Bridge, (HormaHs kOro) called The Cafta rfng
TH05. BROWN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
April 20.
SALE or TRUST PROP ERTY.

~ virtue Of deed of unsi, made by John Henry and
- Nancy bis vile, 10 myself aud frederick Plesssnt.
Chou n signed by the SAID Fredcrick) dated 10Th day
= Fehfnsfy iSi4 sud admitted to record clerks Office
Of chesterfield county the 15tD day Of September IN the
same year, shall TUESDAY The 9Th day Of the month
(Aiayl IN On Of Inc ije Tavern tie city Of Richmond
bttween ~ aud o'clock OF that day, sell Tor cash. certain
piece parcel Of ound, lying the Of Manchester in the
couny Of CheeiheJ beiDs part of the lot known pan
81 the said town by the ~ two hundred and twelve
N order 10 sufficient dsohar:e given h,
The said john Henry TO William Fart five hundred and
Ty five doas, with interest thereon the Goth day Of
January, i8i4 aud the expenses attending said trust Such
title ony will BE- conveyed By vested
April n. IN ',d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
Conlmission Ho,,sc

's'HE subscribers, under the firm Of NJ e. onfae, will
y transact any business that he their CAFE and
hPe by the s,fiee attention, all 10 b. able 10 Obtain
the highest prices for produce with which they may he en-
trusted No storage will he charged any thing sold by u.s.
the same can be received IN house. shin
ping goods from The North for the upper country may hnd
some advantage ny shipping Ia care will
tend TO their being carefully handled the vessel and basin
Flour and other articles received Storage charge. on
Which will he in accordance With The times ANY goods in
this market will he bought TO Order Merchants IN tie eou-
Try would find hi, advantage that those buying IN hurry
shno' have once Al present over Mt J. w. Dbre
dor above Of. b. Peyton, sry street.
II. n. MONTAGUE
L. Il. MONTAGUE.
Richmond, T'eh. ~ a7vtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

APra ~. Ii4--ps5D
AZ ikGlNiA; AZ Superior Cout Chancery holden al
the Capitol, az the CITY Of Williamsburg, the 9th DAY
of April, 1909
VIM. II. Dr,nkard aud Sarah hi, wife,
against
John Copton admr. Of WIN Ciopton, Daft
On the motion Of the Plaintiffs by their Council the Court
doth order, that the deendent do render an account Of ms
administration Of the estate Of his nteate before Master
Con missioner Coiem1n who directed examine aud
settle the same, and make report thereof to the Court with
any matters speeiay stated, thought pertinent by himself or
requir ed b The parties.
isth Jan, 1927.
Patrick iIendrsn, Of VIM H. Dfinkard and n, sJor
be boni, non OF Sarah DILsafd,d dec. PltGs
against
john B Clor,on, of John Clopton, dee who wa.
adnir. OF VIM. Upton, dec, Deft
Rcuhe Meredith and VIM Meredith, adntors de bcni. non
OF Elisha Meredith and Ann S Meredith, dec. Pitts
against
John D. Ciop'on, Of John ,ron who was adnr Of
Wn Copton, dec, Patrick Hendftn James HILL w ~ Hill
Patke Street, WIN. C'npton, Of George, WIN. Cloptou
son Of Rehen CioPtcp, Samuel and Reuben C5pt9n and
- Risen DefIts.
thesr causes directing the day of AuriL
s09 ordered to be performed by any Of the Coms
ones OF the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Richmond
District. Copies. Tcste, JAMES CABANISS ID C.
COn1ni,sio,er's Office, Richmond ApriL f4t6, is27
The pa tee inei est,d sr please take nytice that have
appointed The fb day Of June the ae
count directed IN The m Of the foregoing Of Court on
which day, al o'clock A. they reoufed 10 attend al
my office, ~ this CITY, with their and vouchers fea
oy Tor examination aud settlement II. BAKER, N q.
AFril ~ 1td-wld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
March %.

Il iRGlNIA. AT rides, holden Clerk. uihce Of TIL
Superior Court OF Chancey for the Richmond district
,he. 9Th day March, 1927:
John Rohtrt.on, Esq Attorney General of the Common
wealth Of Virginia, Plaintiff,
Against,
james hIos., Defendant.
The defendant not having entered h appearance and given
security according to the Act OF Assembly Rules this
court, aud appearing by Satisfactory evidence that he not
inhdhitaat of this country is ordered, That the said
defendant do appear here the tenth day the
and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff; and that copy of thi.
order he forthwith inserted III newspaper published
the city Of R.hmond for Two months sud posted
al tie front door Of the capitol in the said CITY.
cory. Teste, VIM w. HEM >G, C. c.
April 5. IOs- wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

chaneefy. At Rules heJd in the slerks oee OF de
county codrt Of buckingham, Monday the h day Of
March, 1927:
David P. Cooke, Plaintiff,
Against,
James Cooke, Charles Mckinney, Francis Thornton and
JOSIAH ShePperson, Deits
The James L. Cooke, having his sP
and security according to the act Of Assembly,
aud the rules OF this u and appearing to the saaot ton
the COURT that he uhabtant Of this counlry II
ordered that the said Cooke do appear here the first day
August next and the b, Of the plaintiffs aud
copy &c this order be forthwith inserted
paper published the city Of Richmond, for two months
c..,vey posted the font doc: Of the Courthouse Of
this county.
Copy, X ELDRlDGE. G
March IS. 'oiA -"
N Chsneery. La LuuvDbuis CVun,, ''ou'' So,
L 1877:
John knight, Plaintiff,
Against,
William Crepsiaw aud VIM Dtupree, Dsfts.
The defendant William CrsnshAw not having entered his
aud given security according TO the act Ut Assem-
ely and the rules OF this and appearing 10 the saac
ton Of the court, that he nhabant Of this common
wealth. the motion Of the p,ntG by his counsel, Is Or
dered that the defendant Crenhaw aPpt here
before the second Monday in June next AND 6le his
the plaintiffs bill and that copy OF this order be
inserted IN Of the newspapers, published IN the
city OF Rchond Tot eight weeks succevely aud PIstsd
the front door Of this Courthuu,e.
copy. Tes,e, T. w. VIM,
March 30. i06-ws~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

To the Members Of the Protestant EJiscopai
Church If Virginia.
HEHE Annual Convention e the Pfptesiant Episcopal
"a Church Virginia, will he helj ~ The tow Of Fr.de
'i.ksbuss on Thursday lie i7tL Ma, next
JOG. WILLIAMS. ss'fy
fDru 90. ~ -,drp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

VIRGINIA superior court Of eane,ry held IN s,s,,,
Ton on the 18th day Of july 1876 S'''"-
Between
Thoms, Atkinson ptn
And A"u
George X HJllowsy, sdm'r of Edward b. IIoo,v,v s,.
george Baokus, Jobs W. Burn John Walker ana r.,
Breckenridge, ex'f OF Andrew fiambIeion, dec D,n.
Tn csnse on this 18Th day Of july is2s 10 he be.,d
on the b snd an'ser Of The defendant Bscku the exh;S
and proceedings had st the rules srain the other
On confederation Whereof and Of the arguments Of
The court doth order that Commissioner Jane, s. WOOD ill.,
STATE aud report TO thus court account Of the unsv re,;
ing due from the defendant Bscku,, judgment recovered
against mon IN the proceedings mentioned Also an account
o. ne .ones rsesved by Andrew iiapbeou on account az
transactions ~ bill stated, aud the due nom
hiu' together with account 81 The admin Of the efeo
bfeeke"dge on the e'i,e ~ The ,sid snbleton witt, %
ts' PeeidIy thought Purteutm by himself or reoured -
the parties 20 be - stated. A copy Te,,e
WILLIAM s. ESKMDGE, Gee
The parties inereedin the foregoing Order are r,oe.,
70 lake notice, that have fixed Tuesdav the Ih a. -
NAY nex she hour oftwsv, o'clock the day. to take DE
fscoun ~ The foregoing order mentioned Al he T,ver, AZ
ueorge baekus, ~ The town Of Fncsse county Of Boe,,
~ "hich time and place expected that each par,v "a; m
prepared with al the testimony whph they intend 10 Jsv 80
Tae = ,vI,srs Y" 'h's
Afrifn. " 90" 90" ~. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

Ill persons nasI.g oisus the VI the Isie
n major John Nelson Of MoEenbufg are reane.ted 10
make known 10 NE, esfy possible the nature aud sount
d Their claims Those indebted u h slso requested
prepare for immediate settlement Of their accounts Nv
address Abhyvilie, Post Office, Meeklrnbprs
JOHN NELSON,
E-,rs,br n John Yslssn, dec.
M1fh'N. iNc-~gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
L.afPLlRT.dJY1' TO La.tD-OJYys;ERS
IN VIRGINIA.

AUDfTORS-oFFICE,R Richmond, March i5, 1927.
yDUkSUANT to clause therein contanei the suhjonei
Act published Tor the infer pstion VI all persons
lands returned delinquent for the Of
It's provisions entitled attention, they hold
cut to those the following peculiar induce
redeem their lands, II redemption S intended.
D. 6ota fde PURCHASERS whose deeds have been duly
corded prior to the act shall shw in the mode prescribed
that they have paid all the purchase money, not leaving in
their hands sufficient dchsge the and damages
the time OF the purchase the land shall be from
all arrears up u that tio,e.
II be slewp that the enormously charged
or pad, (aho1Sh returned Delinquency the relief
forded.
g. further tine until the m Of judy 1928, allowed fer
The redemption of lands forfeited Literary Fund aud
such lands were not generally esssesed
oil 8iI-Provsou made for such the cost
Of the owner by which the rate taxation will be eonsde
bly, reduced.
A. With respect to lands forfeited the Literary Fund
Claimants who derive title under junior the COR.
enweah, bearing date prior the forfeiture and
have been improved and settled paying equitable
proportion oi taxes and damages obtain Of
the commonweahs right although such lands may have
compehended IN larger older grants But this privilege
wall not exist until after the LIST July 1928 only tina;
time TO the lat December 1929 This povsion
interesting ~ aon- residents.
As nnumerabe tracts Of land have beef deroueu
~ almost every part of the vf which the %,
sent ptoPretors ate probably snosn-the proprety OF
dressing enquiries on the subject 10 this Office
making such enquiries the Of former owners and the
quantity aud situation OF each tract ought TO he specially com
nunicaed ArTed,s tGres only be paid The rea-
'n'y. JAS. r. HEATH, Auditor Of Public Acsouut.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

Cbsncery Al ruie holden n u Ia ouu,
L court cf Charlotte, the 9Th day of March, 1877:
H.ry Moseiey, senr. Hiiery Mo.eey, jr and Jennings
NJ Jsfe.s late merchants and pareis acting and dealing
under the firm aud le of Nioetys Jefre.s, and the
dealing under the firm AMI e of Jennings M JET
res' Company, Plaintiffs,
Against,
Ba.dae cfawley and Mary his wife, and Travis Brooks
Defendants.
having their appearance according Act Of As
enbiy ind the rules OF this court and appearing the
satisfaction of the court that they inhabitants this
That the said Defendant. do appear here the first Monday
IN June next and enter their appearance and the
Plaintiff bill, and security for performing the decree
Court and that cory of this order be inserted the Rich
nd Enq're for two month. aud posted the
front door OF the Courthouse Of the said county.
copy. Tesr,
WISsLOW ROBINSON, elk
Much % va,rt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

AS committed 90 the Jsilof Le ~ WIGHT county, on
~ the 0th Of December, 1876 negro named JOHN
VINO he the property II James NJ Lowry Of Chete,
District IN the of South Csrop Jou i've feet FIVE
'ni half inches high, full face, dark oompiexon rather
knot kkneel, had when committed cotton sbirt and
Jacket snd wOollsn r lis requested to come
Toward prove his property ray the charge and take him
away; otherwise he will he 40 With the law directs.
RICHARD EDWARDS, ts,ior
RpTNG 1O7 wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04

L February the 18th 1897:
Coleman J.hries, Comp.
AZ sinst,
Edmund Pekn,on, and Dabney Miller Exor Of John Per-
kiusou dec. Defts.
The defendant, Edmund Pekinson, having entered
appearance and security according of the
General Assembly anil the rules this Court, aud appearing
this tate, the motion Of the eomr anant by il
Ordered, That the said Defendant Edmund Parkinson, do
comp hill aud that copy of this he forthwith
inserted in OF the public newspapers printed the
CITY Richmond and also
at the front dnor Of the Courthouse of this county.
cory. Testc, b. J. HORSHAM, &C
March 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-04
Plaintiff,

IRGINIA AT rules, holden the clerks 1f6ee Of the
superior Court 81 ChaneeIy fol the Rchnond district
the I'd day Of April, 1877
Edward q. Sydnsr, Plaintiff,