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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05
From Niles's Register.


MANUFACTURE OF FLAhNELs.-Between Sails
bury and Amesbury, and about three miles above
Newburyport, the river Powow discharges itsefin-
to the Merrimack. On the Salisbury side Of this
stream is flannel factory that employs 80 hands,
aud manufactures weekly 100 pieces flannel, and
pays yearly $4,000 for labour. On the Amesbury
side Of the Powow is factory that employs 1870
workmen, manufactures 200 pieces Of flannels per
week. and pays annually $4,000 for labour. A
new building is erecting which will contain 10000
spindles, and manufacture 400 pieces Of flannel per
week.
Let as calculate upon these things. There
works in neighbourhood, and, in the whole, not
of extraordinary capacity, which, from the data
furnished
Will employ persons 620
Whose annual wages amount to $4,000
Producing of flannel pieces $4,000
Containing (47 to piece) yards l,7i0,80O
| AS the amount of aoages paid averages 1927 for
each person, it follows that large portion of the
people adults, and, probably heads Of families
u.s. therefore, reasonable to conclude that their sub
sistence, the products of the farmers, may amount
to the value of 100000 year, leaving $40, 900
for clothing and other articles, &c. Add this to the
cost of the wool, and these three manufactures fur
nish home. market to our agriculturasts that may
be moderately estimated. as equal to Sl20,200 or
ST $4,000 year.
/ Now, as the flannel is esteemed to have an ave-
rage (wholesale) value of from 40 to As cents per
yard (say the formerly the whole value Of the pro-
duct will appear to be S684,5a0 year! The CAPT.
tai employed in these works is not stated. but in
lands, water-rights, buildings, machinery, stock
on hand, &c. it must amount to a very large sum
million, at least and the simple interest on this
capital employed is 100000 year.
And, if this flannel which is made at home, wa
imported, it would be as 1,36S,64O against ou
country-equa to the whole gross amount Of GU
trade with several of the foreign nations with WHOM
DESTROYS of being one the best understanding
and pay ministers and agents to promote it-w
: should be deprived of direct and certain marke
Of 100000 year for our farmers--62O person
might be idle and reproductive, and the interest o.
capital Of million Of dollars be lost. Put thes
!, things together
+ The value of these fannels, made at three mills
e being 1854, OOO-is of greater amount than tn
whole of exports of domestic products to Russia
$ Denmark, Sweden, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, Ita
. and Malta (direct,) Austria and Turkey as show
by the tables from the treasury department for 1894
n the latest that at present before us-and dol
It lar saved earned at home, is surely valuable
e a dollar earned or brought from abroad!
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05
TUESDAY, Jasne 5, 1927.

one Of the picadores if not satisfied that he had
escaped the banderias at the gate ran, and dexter
ously plunged them into his neck. The bull attempt
ed to receive him, but his horn caught by only a
part of the dress Of the picadore the cries OF the
multitude again rent the air. This experiment was
several times successfully repeated. The fifth bull
entered, and after paving where the blood OF the
previous ones had flown, and making the noise Of
Iamentation which instinct prompts utterly refused
to be provoked to fight. Cries Of "coward turn
him out, turn him OUT" followed, and he was with
drawn. The other bulls which entered acted the
same scene over and description of course is un-
necessary. There were l think seven killed and
two withdrawn: nine in ALL
With respect to the classes of people who attend
here, it may be remarked, that at the head stands
the Lieutenant Governor Of the island. Several
boxes are appropriated to the upper orders of fe-
males. though it is considered much less respectable
than formerly to be seen there. The Captain Gene
raj has recently issued orders to prevent boys from
acting as picadores, because three were killed few
days previously to the fight which have described
circumstance which exhibits the feelings excited
by such scenes when attended by our country-wo
men, lately occurred. After repeated solicitations
an American lady was induced to entertthe plaza d.
toros. At the first appearance Of the bull, the
punging Of the barbed banderillas, and the explo
sion, she tainted and was carried out. Such deli
cacy ought always to characterize our females.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-05

ceive, will improve it. To conclude--the only rea-
son which can render this Automaton less attractive
than the other is that it has not been transported
from foreign shore ; and the reason which should
induce ten times more every one to patronise it, is,
that it is the production Of Yankee ingenuity, nurs-
ed on the borders of one of our New York lakes.
Strange that the European Automaton, which in
all Europe has been the wonder, almost the miracle,
Of seventy years, has not been year in our new
country, before successful-I had almost said, an
mproved-copy arises to eclipse it A.
Glass manufactures. There are three Of these
in the immediate neighborhood of the city of New
York, all on a very extensive scale. One Of them
empioys more than one hundred workmen. The
value produced in these establishments is not stated.
but glass of almost every desirable quality is made
at them, and ornamented in the best and most APP
proved manner. Stained glass is made in great per-
lection.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-21

by substantially exercised the high power OF
making war, which must inevitably have ensued
but for the weakness and pusi llanimity OF the
insuled power. He acted the Dictator in put
ting to death Ar5uthnot and Ambrlster, and
evinced an innate thirst for blood in hanging
an Indian who had fallen into his hands by
tra,agem-jus,ilying this bloody procedure by
avowing that the only mode Of ciUihzing these
unfortunate people was to erternluaafe them
He caused two hundred of the miltlamen OF
his own State to be ANONYMOUSLY punished,
six of them with death, against the positive law
of the land, and under circumstances shocking
to humanity. He decreed eight OF the regular
army to be shot in a manner little less calcula-
ted than the fate of the mili.amen TO excite our
pity for the victims and horror towards their
executoner. He finally threatened to enter into
the chamber of The National Senate, and cut off
the ears of the members, Tor presuming 10 in
quire into those .hingsj and was prevented
from carrying his threat into execution only by
the stern patriotism and courage Of Decatur.
These are. facts which even the Nashville
Committee have not denied; nor can they deny
them Read, then, and decide whether have
set down aught in malice, in atempting to de-
lineate the uni,ness Of Jackson fortke Presi-
dency-Say also whether our JEFFERSON did
him injustice, when he declared he had disre-
garded every order, and substituted his own
ungovernabc will for the law and the consutu.
ton. On the contrary was he not well JUST.
fed in the expression of his fears, almos; in his
dying hour, that the support of such a man for
the Presidency indicated an incapacity i'll man
for self government! When you have mature
ly reflected on these views, you will be able to
answer the question, which of the citizens in
domination best deserves your support.
| A FARMER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-21

ed butchery they had committed; the hardlhooa
they Rad DISPLAYED on their trials; to say no.
thing ef their previous lives of which they had
themselves riyen unfavorable accounts, was E.
noupb TO reconcile us to the justice OF their fate,
distressing and ignominious as II was. he &C
c;den, that occurred elected the deepest sympa-
thv of all present Much as it NAV be regret
ted. every precaution was taken, that was
thouqht necessary to avoid such an occurrence.
The ropes had been selected with great care;
they had been tried in the morning, and sus-
tanned the weight Of four hundred aud seventy
lbs. and were believed to be. sufficiently strong.
Indeed the Marshalla and his deputies had, from
the moment these unfortunate beings were COM
mitted to their charge, endeavoured to make
their situations as comfortable as possible In
the construction Of the gallows, and In the ex
eculion of all three at once, they hnmane'y en-
deavoured to relieve them from protracted ago
MES.
If the trial ofthese men exited great interest
in our population, their execution e&itea sun
more. According 20 our estimate their could
not have been less than 1000 persons present.
Many came from distance i'll the country.
The bodies remained suspended something
less than an hour, when physician, upon OK
animation pronoun ed them dead, and they were
cut down. The prisoners had requested, just
before execution, that they might be Inferred
and that their bodies might be permitted to re.
main. The Deputy Marshall, assured them
for himself and for the Narahall. who was pre-
sent, that they should be inferred in the manner
usual on such occasions, and that after that
they could have no further control over them.
The bodies however, were afterwards disinterr-
ed, and DR.. Cullen and other medical gentlemcr
attempted galvanic experiments upon one "
more Of them. We understand that these ex-
perimeuts were unsuccessful in consequence of
the period that had elapsed after their execu-
ton, and that they were again inferred. We
are informed that after the determination of
the Marshall to inter them was known, DR..
c, would have relinquished the idea of testing
the galvanic power, but for his unwillingness
to disappont many had expressed desire
to see the results.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-21

That two fold balls and treble sceptres carry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
Vniuob!e Propsrfv for SaIe

1k{ Ells6 auNiOus TO this country
80 wall dispose OF my Plantation, in the county Of
Amelia near Bevis BridgeS distant from Petersburg about u
miles aud shout 81 ON Richmond. Tins the FORK
OF Deep aud APPomsoS River aud 800
and 100 aereol which $50 creek aud river low q ouns
Attached To the Farm yausbe gri mill
situated ON Deep Greek, within quarter Of mile June
ur with the r'ver eoPsbie Of yielding $50 U 500
Of toll corn per
There isa.o cotton gin Of 10 which will pick from
10 5000 weight OF cotton day. The houses
story dwelling house kitchen, smoke house. dairy, ice house
&c, together with garden newly smpaed falling
bIOok running through the middle of IL 10
more, 1t presumed tba those wishing purchase will
his view the premises. IL sold by thu ff of October
next wal then Posrgey be eSPnIed TO public that or
the next far daJ with ali 10y stock hOg
crop Of every description, plantation utensils, &c. Teins one
ihild cash. aud the balance two &tbfee years.
PHILEMON HOLCOMBE.
August 81. -1.s,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
August 10. 1927.
FOR SHLE.


ZESHE subscrber wishes sell that we'll known estate call
"a ed FOIHEkIhGAY, situated the main Western
Valley Road III the county Of mongomery fourteen miles
West OF Salem "a BcteiOu county sud both sides the
Roanoke RIVER containing between acres; nearly
i've hundred Of winch 6ist bottom lan SUIT, 70
nemP, corn, tobacco.
THIS is one Of the hest improved, feGe beautiful
farms above the Blue Ridge the fencing generally locust
posts The improvements consist Of handsome Two story
hck dwelling hOuse, kitchen, house. c8uiage house
hne Barn, good Stable, (syith taken pipes a. III
good Midi aud one rf the finest Dii The country
viii cb has hundred Of wood land and
coseiio hog pasture. The Oy.rsees house and negr,
quaers very comfortable. In short, the of the
pfovewenis are new neat and built the
There so building the pttnIises, rented
Tavern Stand and Of the country al which
there Post Oice wheie tue running East V,stda-
iy arrives.
wishes 20 sell his TURNPIKE over the Allegheny
mounsn beginins oaf from foherngay being aonE the
best stock Vmg,nt Tbelsw authoriss this r0sd,
the subse btr Petusi estate, and requires
Profis isiug the tolls, n0ud yield Interest Of not
less than g. than 10 pee cent original
l3iOOOOl II has Ter several yeats varied from of2
Also Sevefa small tracts ~ Land sad Turnpike Road
The above property . very v,uiheu Will BE- sold leu "
aud teyy hberh fetus Application 10 he made Lauta5
GEO HANCOCK,
Fofhins ~, III
Auytt 4,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
2aps,n. Land. S.c. 6ar Sac.

;fIiE subscriber beng changing hi. PURSUITS
deter mined To sell snd.n ueis valuable
land to hitesE bundred best purchaser, aud
possession gwen Immediately. For the those
VINO are ostah,hmeut will that
sueh an opportunity has
snterpr,flus man o make hs ioune. The
large and convenient with all necessary stable.
eon'sn about nund I'd stalls
ness uone at this Tavern, dine from
n'.u anu leu persons public daysfeed hunI-
nfy Fesvus to stay all night and sell
same rfooGtiou the great advantage doing
place over most other es:abl kInd,
"hoe CASH business, aud betng no a.uvn If
great Persons wishing
business are invited to the the
"h ne MADE known, which shall he will
Aehse a. tor isin Not lanicriy miles Peters
su.S. CYRUS DILLARD
Sussex courthouse. Ausn.is 25-ist
P-dL UABLE PROPERTY FOR SHE
IN the Siih day of September next bens BeJfod
~ rsy VIII sell, edit Of one, two, ee,
years 'nr b- Tavern, which occupied W This
Iand we'll knoniha piion pi oper,
Gu unnecessary will also the place, SELL
ON esdh OF aud of Land lying
ou, one mile north of Liberty, containing THIS
sn oInnce q ON one side by Little Otter, lies msIksbiy
wel aud OF fertile qualify AI.o another tract
land lying about II mile. liberty which
W hv.d The Improvements this are good, we'll
ansptei Ton store and resdence of will alec sell
a me same lime aud place, lots lining tn. Of Lib
eyi anu aiso between - aad 20
every deserpuonn wlich there valuabe nurses
al my household sld kitchen
Inc purchaser OF the Tavern, Obtain with Sup
y VI gtsin aud all other supplies hecessay the oihe
houss from the subscriber, pIice ibe al
credit.
The Subscriber being absolutely determined T. move west,
He sale Ct the above property will certainly take place,
lyAI TENJ,V
August n. 27-,.nnS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
1PIS1 SAFE

virtue OF deed uus, made tue 5 .isy of May is2s
his wife. of the county u PowLsts OF the t ra William
w. moshy aud Edward U. Mosby, of county,
Wyodha'a Robertson and WIN. q. Prmde,n the city Of
OF the second part aud John oioshy AMI Wade
Sosoy tue younseroi the county o. he,eo; and ~
opeeJ hs"y =" cysl and Lntlebuy II. Mo.by,of the
OF fowndsh OF the third pat, wach duty
record IA n eIerss offices OF the county courts u tue
tSs ienfoo aud Powhaan IN the month Vt hay
tn- undersigned, Of the named in .sid deed
cd VI" proceed to SELL hy public aucton
p'gst bidder, a; the residence Of B. - Moio the
'e .inetl on rhusday the 27th day of ptsher next
",, not the neat tar day, the following property
Powhsrs on the south .. S '. yns 10 f county o,
bound.dby lands Paimure j. Miller j. staon ths
OLA tract ami The said Cs-r.y. Road; hsng
contain 600 which W. shy the elder tey
siaVls sa sne1 VS. re9ssl ed ny said deed otf.
' their two children MARY aud eota; jimmy
% Lucy JSdy snt an infant Joe, Harry, fom Geosss,
GOO PIatai'oa 1S', And valuable .osss sersants any
Horses, Stock Farni,vye so
And also, all the Horses, Nudes stocks Cattle Hogs
OF the said AIDE Mostly elder conveyed by san, 1
deed win one car' ;c z, and nd ha,.'.',
The Rec, Estate be On eredr, Of six Twelve and
eIshtee" mon,hs-equa insanents- approx
curry, aud deed OF trust the property pay
men's The Person Property, credit twelve
euy. Pr,hs.e exceeding ten doars 10 be paiu Il, cash
a. believed that the t,o the property perfectly
clear, aud q from ali aud CLAIMS the deed
under which this sale be made. the
acting as trustee eny, w the tale vested
WM. W. MoSBY. Trustee.
august -. 81 tbs
.fDDITTO.S.fL.
SHALL ny virtue OF the above Deed OF
al pubic auction, front Of the Eagle Hotel
richmond, Monday the s,h day October A. the io
towing property naned ~ SAID deed one-ninto OF tn,
interest owned by Wade Mohythe youngern
Of land lying near the OLD Market House, M.in st,eeI
the CITY OF Rtchmond and or which ending
The Superior cond Of Law for Henrieo Also all the
Tue SAID Wade Hoshy 1.-The elder has clam Of
Ltnd OF between 500 aud COCO acres
ue "Cou' al bs Sandy aud Little sandy River, -,
the county Of GreenuP and State of kenuky. The
ms land hr rate io,,oui land and doubt great
bargain may be bought "a IL.
xEHhS; S'A, twelve, aud eighteen months credit bond,
WAN approved security and deed OF trust property
the Payib val only convey such title a! is ysst.
ed IN n IS 1YAJ. NJ Mostly Truss,r-
August Or. S1 T;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
August 70.
AOTICE.

V)Y virtue IF deed Of i ereed TO The Subscriber,
ID ths 5ih day Of dugs 1876, by Thomas C. raHay and
Dsiah his the purpose Of securing The payment IF
debt ereir seioned due TO Samuel Coe IF the Cay
IF Richmond and which has been duly recorded ia the office
Of the clerk Of e county court Of buckingham UH be sold
10 he highe bidder 1r cash. the premises Saturday
tAs l5h day OF sept three lots Of land lying and being
80 The Of Ctt,dsvHe, the of Buckingham each
containing haf and kO0 in the plan said tO.0
lots No three, oetre, a~d ttiTteen Upon the tots
u6ore mentioned thers story hose finish
ed, and oAich RITA atiHe erPenos oHd asUr either for
dsVng house, and also small house, rhicA
been used store house CtTdsUe Euiis's River
md situated at fhe hsad Of the navigation o(tsa TO
gentleman u capital, soahing to engage the mercantile
busiHes the above property might be object. The s
believed oJe good but SUCH only v be conveyed vested
az the subscyi6sr by the deed aforesaid sam BRANCH
Iy,s -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
.N.ETV NIP OF VIRGI.NIg.

lNHE New aP OF Virginia. compiled from sciua surveys.
Il under the authority OF the State published, aid
may be obtained ny desou Of procuring appea
toH 10 Wan H. Richardson, the CAPITOL Cay Of Rc-
Hond.
ih' work. effected by the labOur Of many years.
great ecst OF care and money has perhaps
ed III variety aud accuracy VI detail beauty aud elegance
OF execution Ieheets the highest credit the
skill Of the persons Immediately
aud rHI prove highly srsyins and useful to the public. The
Legislature have authorized the sale OF $50 Copies only
Map on the large scale OF five miles inch;
euiive with the Of making the sale
a. Po'sihle have directed the copies be disposed Of The
moderate price of $50
Under these circumstances is probable that persons
shSii not make raIy application will he uhahe obtain
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable woIk.
5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
FOR LE.4SE-

sNuE Suh.eriher oilers lease for term of ears the
= Buck Tavern atChsroe courthouse. efmesIy tie pro-
perry OF his father Mr. WIN III. Watkins.
A"e large aud coniUdious with
OF, buildngj's suzted lot Of about
~hiehis small tract OF Land, small
ds an abundant supply Ut wood for fuel and timber ioT the
use Of the
us pubic siuiti1n It's proximity to the courthouse, being
the Iesiesi and there beng but place,
GERS ~ very eligible stand Tor Tavern Kesker.
Aerms VIII DC mOdefae especially the year,
10 any one who come well recommended TAI eru
Keeper Possessiou can he any Apply
9ubse L6er 1t his tthei, who will act him should
absent. SAM'L V. WATKINS.
Aurn-t 2e So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07

WISH TO sell The tract OF Land winch reside lyins in
the county OF meeki-nbmg, Roanoke River, Containing
ZOO acres, upsFads Of 200 OF wbic low
The high lana - free and productive; about 700
si1uding IN woods, halt OF which Tobacco land
the improvements neat and comfortable small fam
iyj all have been either built repaired within last two
The Grsnay aud Tohacc barns the very hr.t
eIdt not surpassed ~ any IN the country The
healthy below the mountains
water ~ every field have within the last " month, bui
new Manu- Tutoring MRon the land turned BY the River The
Md House 40 square, stories high, calculated In
pair . stones Vt feet operation, Etsopu td Inc
other ffench Burthe Gee cast Iron The fufng
machinery tTusl u suy Virginia. power inexhlnsf
b Boats from Wy down The RIVER Uad the do,
The surrounding country vey fioh aid the M rival
for 80 miles up the River ee1t gain vlb.
gwen application Is made Immediately determined
10 sell JAMES Y. JONES.
Augu
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Augu.t a.
N.liuea'a Inrfrn - Lense-

.-,,, UT II y 1100''Vs !.
TWILL be offered i0 lease, lof u years. 60 the high
w est bidder, the pfemses, Mouday the hst dsy 81
October neEt,h s oihsrwe the isr day, that veil
knJwn Stand, Rsiness Tavern, The county Of Cum
eri7nd, az the Junction II the Northern, Southern
Eastern sud Weern Ssse roads, nearly cenifcai between
Richmond snd LynchbHg. The many other advantages
neoied with this sod, are believed 70 he we'll known
fsn9er further description Of unnecessary; suhce
therefore 10 ssy that inferior Vnsina Bonl
with approved security will be required Of The person per-
sons leasing aod posssipu given the twenty hh of Decem-
ber with the privilege Of seeding crop ~ Wheat which
ne ob Is admirably adapted well ss ioi Ohe sms ram
Sc. ~. y. HATNE.
2 s. shoud any person prefer BUYING the stsnd by
addressing Few lines me, residing ". than
Pt'h'oir night make such sr1n rntnss o. sc instead Of
rasfE or ihat cay. .. ".
August H. ge-ta
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TNHE Subscriber offers for safe Ais Plantation the county
\ Of Hanover, lying on ahomny SsranP, containing
100 acres; q IL mules from the cty Of Richmond;
e+aTcsSiHe Turnpike passes Through u. There
AaH o0 acres Which hGve been cleared the
IS conSdeTd equal " not superior, any
country IhsTe 90 ofezeeisnt MsadoD Land 10
'"s purchaser, tha part lying 6eIoU the Turnpike 5rold
SePGT "is'y dPoedy There Sd50 MI vilAi, halT
ts spnsa 'Sc4,d DC gTsa. "dsaHtage 10 oi.hin
20 get up the timber, build farther DESCRIPTION deem
ed unnecessary iose desiro of resting eaptI an land
1f V.e+O 1t JosAN Storrs living the adjoig farm sO
sheS it at any fins application. nude 10 ANA. or
4uguSt7 2G-I GERsr<iS SIORRS.
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Ieu UollaTs Rgpard.

ID UNAWAY from Hog Island. county Of surry,
IA the LIST instant, ANTHONY, between % aud SO
of stout, well 9de and feet high Hfs teeth
front wider aplft than usual, an his hair
thek he had when he mt OIL blue mixed round jacket
aud pantaoons, with small wool and took with
Of uLasbufg pautaOons shut Of the
Ts lie sold at auction IN Richmond two three months
aud chased by gentleman Of WHOM bought him,
said have been brought Middlessx county, aud
has wife II III Cornis that county GOueestsr. The
above reward aud all expenses incurred will be paid upon
delivering him TO the Oyerseer al the au upon oobfning
him Jsines Charles Chy jail, aud informing Of Il
viihDa delay, through the natl, or otherwise.
Wn. ROBERTSON, Jr.
Petersburg. Inly n. sO-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-07
NDTICE

LII persons having claims the Of arkes VsnIe.
wall, dec are hereby notified 10 bring them properly
authenticated before the Tenth Sepienb,r
a after that day the administration Daniel Vande
wall, VI the estate OF biarkes Vandewa dec will
before te Commissioners appointed purpose nv fbe
nustings Court Of tie Of Richmond after that ay
tins Notice will be PLEAD ia bar all claims
presented subsequent. LUIGI DAVIS,
EDWARD WARREN,
Executors Of DaLei Vands wall dec.
August 10, 1927. ~ ,sl1Os