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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27
II DEs.f n Il, CHuITH1nU.
GEoRG Z H. Matthew, ISecretary.

IL We compelled t. exclude variety Of ar fciss to-
among thtm the protecting. OF meeting
the cur us 81 FauIuie expressing the IL clines
get snd moicaonn with wicl they heard II the excli.ot
OF Nir Randolph iiOu, the 5enlie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

United States Senator from, Maine. - On
Thursday last -dibin X. Paris, late governor Of
Maine was, on the first ballot, elected by the
House OF Representative of Maine, Senator
LOT years from 18th March next, in the place Of
John Holmes who had but rs votes
The Senate were 10 make their choice the next
day.
United States Senator from .dfassGchusefis.
The Senate and the House of Representatives
from this state having disagreed in their nomina-
lion Tor this Office, the candidate of the House
being EII,h IL. Mills, the present Senator, and
ibat-of the Senate, John Mills, president OF that
body, the House Of Representatives have sppoint-
ed Tuesday, 23I, to 60 into anoh ballot, which
the Boston Patriot thinks may result in The choice
OF John Mills. ". Y finer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

onENS OftlCE, Ia Market ST., baltimore Jan i7,b
Drawing day Of the Grand State LOTTERY of MI NJ
aosi1 gan oid NunbeT) the Capital Prize Of $4,000
26155 4 CAPITAL of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

~ One IF ~e PecI1e" Wi, appear nexlwees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

M1LLEDG EvILLE, Jan. 16.--We have under
stood ibst all expTers arrived in town 10 the Co
vernon, the other day, bringing the info, mallon,
that the Georgia Surveyors appointed to ruo off
The lad lying 10 the westward Of the SeLo Zieg
~ Line designated by MIR. Bright, the u. s.
Agent, and 10 the las, Of The Georgia Commits
sioners line, had been arrested in their course by
Deputstion Of Indion Chiefs, from the Litlle
Prince; and it Is also reported that their instru-
meo,s SC. had been taken from them.
+; The Indians, is said, exhibited 70 the Survey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

In our notice OF the proceeding. Of the House
gates OF TUESDAY last, IL that the Convention Bl
was called by Mr. heierit called up on tha, dav nv
MIR nelly Of FauYuier. " ~ y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-27

Thursday, Jan. 20 communication was
received from The Senate, that they had passed the
bills, " Divorcng mary Gay from her husband
Charles Gay" with northumberland that ,bey
bad rejected the bills Divorcing Benjamin Sc
well from his wife Mary And =" To amend the
act entitled an act divorcing Amelia NJ AIexan
der from her husband John Alexander''-rhe
amendments to the first bill were agreed TO by the
House.
On motion of Mr.. Good of Berkeley, rssolu.
ton was adopted. instrucling the Committee for
Courts OF Justice to enquire, what amendments may
be expedient in the 1st section of an act 10 amend
and continue In force the act TO re duce into on
the several acts concerning executions and for the
relief OF Insovent Debtors, passed the 81 day Of
March, 1921.
Mr.. Mason OF Fairfax, had leave TO bring in q
bill, TO amend the act To reduce into one the Sc
yersl acts for the better securing the payment OF
rents, and preventing the fraudulent practices OF
tenants, and to regulate the practice Of suing out
prosecuting writs Of repevin'' SO as TO allow the
same remedy by means OF distress and attachment !,
10 landlord whose rent reserved is q share of
The profits Of the leased premises, as is now pro
vided IN cases OF rent reserved in noneu or sDe.
cited amount of product. Adopted, ayes 81,
noes 49,
I MIR. JVsoie submitted a resolution, ins,ructne
the committee for Courts OF Justice 10 enquire in-
to the expediency OF providing by law, that GER
tam actions OF respass should survive to The iniur-
ed party OF to bis representative or representatives
| against The wrong-doe or his representative, &c
IN cases where slaves or other personal propert,
have been injured or destroyed, by the intestat
or testsfor IN bis life time, Mr.. N. explained TN
OBJECTS OF the resolution by some appropriate re
masks,
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

.,ionalIy. accompanied By oral commentaries 81
eir own. A narrative is given Of oftec,rcnmstantes
vcI led to this correspondence, which were to say
he least of il, verv extraordinary 1t seems that
il originated in conversation at private tables in
which Mr.. SouTHARD had the temerity TO express a
doubt Of the exclusive agency q Gen. jackson in
Sr,ngins about the repulse . the British at New
Orleans. MIR. SouTH.Eb, IT seems. retained some
feeling of respect for the services Of Mr.. MONROE,
tthe late PresiderO who, as acting Secretary of
War; had an s.lcient agencyin in preparing the means
by which that result was brought about and very
naturallyie expressed this sentiment The report
Of tDi1 tabetalk being carried to the Hermitage
drew forth demand from Gen. jackson for expla-
nations, which brought on the correspondence.
1his curious correspondence, though it terminated
in April Pst. has not been Published by either par
~ With due Difference to both parties we think it
bsiongs to the political history Of the day. as we'll
a, The military history of lSl4-l5 materially be to
withheld from the public eye.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
Dry G0odsS

The subscriber has just received large and ex'-
tensive supply Of fresh imported and seasonabe Dry
Goods, such as Cloths, Casslmers, sattnetts, tane
els Baizes. Tartan and Crcassian Plads, Canbetss
Calicos, Bonbazetts, Bombazenes, Merino Shawlss
Bang up cords, Irish Linens, Cambrlc and long
CLOTH Musns, Book Musns, Lambs wool and
worsted Hose, Tickngs, Domestic Plaids, Stripes
and Muslins, Pittsburgh Cords, Fusting Diillihgso
Checks, Bearskins, kerseys, Umbrellas, Russia
sheetings, Blankets, rose and point, sackins bots
toms, &c &C. all of which will be sold low Tor sasls'
'0'''' \. JOHN M'LEkR,
No. 5e Market street, Wilmington 4.
IT. r. Also, grey HORSE, rising six years oldss
and goes gently in harness, and is an excellent sad
die n"t horse e warranted s''"'' 4s----4it ,
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

son. for the teacher Of the CLASSICAL nepartn,en.
the Academy, they were governed solely by his
high standing,s exemplary department, cultivated
mind, and acknowledged talents and they cannot
but Congratulate themselves and the public, in hav~
ing sechred, with their very limited means the ser,
vices Of person SO eiinently qualified to discharge
the duties which will devovc rpon him. The
Trustees are induced to notice the above scand-
alous publication, lest i. should produce among
strangers, disposed to patronze the Academy, inn
pressons the most unfavorable, and be an injury to
institutions which they fondly hope is destined to
duse only the blessings of literature to our youth,
and which they solemnly pledge. themselves shall
never, while they have the management of it, be
prosituted for the purpose of Private asace fac+
tion r. MANSFIELD,
Chairman of the Trustees
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
TO BE RENTED,

FOR the residue Of the present year, and for the
ensuing twelve months, and possession given on the
10th November, Mrs. Dauphin's large Stone Mah-
sion on Quaker Hill, now occupied by the Subscri-
ber. To this airy, commodious and healthy resi-
deuce is attached an extensive and fertile gardens
together with valuable grass lot. For terms apply
TO H. L. DAVIS.
UIIm;nator Oct. 9, 1927 Att
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

TO the citizens was proposed & adopted and several
resolutions passed, added to which we have two
newspapers favourable to the cause in the county,
and are determined to inform the people how they
have been imposed upon we'll knowing that Whea
they arrive at the truth that they will be true to
themselves, and put an end to the vain hopes of those
designing men who would sell their county to aggran
dize themselves
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
.MiddIetOaUm .4cntentys
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT..
THIS Institution will be, opened on Monday
the e5th of October Inst, under the care
oftbe Rev. JosBPH WILSON. .s.5..,

ofthe Rev. JosbpH WILSON, .,.t...,e tes
In this Seminary students will be Thoroughly =, I1 I
structed in the different branches Oh gooo Engt.nn
and an II Classical Education, viz; Reading Writing;
a ar;,hmetic, English Grammar, Geography ComPs;3
atn Languages. The terms of tuition will be for
t,.' ths Fnash branches exclusive of Mathematics,
s ss Der session, or $40 including the Mshematics
for for the Languages, including the English, slo per
session. IHton no wo money Sessions 81 IN the year. viii
short vacation between each. ,i j. 4 !
f,;1;ea Te IN the village, at the rate of Forty Dollars
% per session and few boarfders can be acc0nm0'
dated in the family of the PrnclPal; P,v,,e e..,i.
'"'oN JOHN EDDOWES. Sec'ys
i5;ddveton, October i, 1897. 48-3m j.
ns~ro be published in the Elkton Press, Chess
ter{own TO- Telegraph-centrevle Times-and in 2 thes
sv Easton (l1d) papers for three months, and their
hills forwarded to the Secretary. .-...--
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA

Wanted by the Iacksonians of Delaware, an ao-
ditional number of Doctors likewise large quann1f'
tity of exhilaratng medicines 70 fa,ss 'ns sPs A. ~
foot Ann,v few doors below the Bayard hotels
nr st the Gazette Office, or to Doctor s.--from
the West of England, in Newly ork; >7n,7prr,y
Oct. 4; 1897
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
Bu the -DOres' Mail.
THE ELECTION.

Mr. Johns Majority in Kent-4os ,,eo
In hundreds in Sussex 1905
Mr. Byard's majority in New Castle s69
In N. w. Fork in Sussex SO
Broad Greek aud Little Greek not heard fom&
but supposed will give for Bayard 200.
According to the foregoing, Mr.. Johns majority,
as Representative to Congress, will be about 500
"a few more or less:
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
For the DelaWare Jollrn al.
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Trustees of the Middletown Academy have
seen anonymous attack upon them in the Della.
ware Gazettec of the 29th ult. signed " voter"
A sense of duty to themselves and the public In
duces them to give an indignant denial to the base
conduct and motives imputed to them.
In making the SELECTION Of the Rev. fasepk Nal-
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
Public Sale Of
VAEuARIE REAL EsTATEs

ON Wednesday the 7th day of October, Qnst.t
at o'clock, P. M. on the premises
Wilt be exposed to Public Sale, that desirable pro-
perty, late the residence of Joseph RobinsQ decd.
containing about ninety acres, more or less and
commanding an extensive view of the river. Delas
ware, the Borough of Wilmington and surrounding
country. JAMES ROBINSON.
Octo 1907 48-5t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

JOHN EDDOWES, Sec'y.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
DELaW.ARE BIBLE SOCIETY.

THE Delawaae Bible Society will hold their an
nual Meeting at New. Castle, on Tuesday the 10th
appointed to preach at the opening Of the Meeting.
Oct. A, 1927. Il. ". GILBERT, Sec y.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

0ssrA Meeting of the g Delazvare Acadsmy Of
Natmal Science" will be. held at the Town Hall,
on Saturday next, at o'clock when an address will
be delivered. = r. A. HENDERSON, Sec'y.
Wilmington. Oct. g, 1927.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05
DELAWARE JOURNaL.
W.Iaal..I,lN alr1Ns
EriAay, October 5, AS21.
A GOOD BEGINNING.

All the influence which our politicians Of tile Or
position in Delaware could exert.-(and it was vari.
Gus and exerted to the utmost extenD could not de-
feat the election of Mr. Johns. The people are
often very troublesome to manage, especially when
they know thing or two and as the time is near
at hand when their knowledge will become more ex-
tenslve, SO will the number of the friends of order
and good government vastly multiply.
Notwithstanding, reader. you may expect to hear
as you have heard thousand other things that Del
aware is still for General Jacksoni!!
Delaware journal., 1827-10-05

The Baltimore Electoral District, which includes
Ann Arundel County; is notD ascertaned to be IN
favor OF the Administration, in consequence of the
Administration party having gained, at the late
election, several hundred votes in the city.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06
4H7sD

In this town. 29th ult. Capt. Thomas Catlin, junr.
aged GO.
Also, on the 9th ut Sally, wife Of Peter Freeman,
aged 40, a worthy woman Of colour.
In Canaan, on the 9th ult. SAMUEL FORBES, ESQ.
aged XCVIII. His character has been so extensive
ly known for than hafa century, that any edito
rial notice is unnecessary extend the knowledge of
his successful enterprises in business, and unimpeac
able character for honesty and benevolcnce.
In Andover, Mass. 22d ult SARAH PHILLIPS NEW
MAN, daughter of Mark Newman, Esq. aged2 IS.
In Parson6eld, Me. Mr.. Aaron Goodwin. He was
born 1854 at Sonth Berwick N IL. In l777 he went
on board of privateer, and 10 Is days was taken
prisoner and sent to Mill Prison, England, about two
years after; exchanged and sent to France; from
thence went on board the Bon HOmme Richard, John
Paul Jones commander: was in the battle with the
Scraps, which was taken and carried into France
He was absent from home nearly seven years.
In Roxbury, N. H. Mr.. Solomon Buckmnster, aged
49, brother of the late Rev. Dr. Buckminster of Ports
month, worthy citizen, and one of the FIRST settlers
in that place.
In Ipswich, Mass. on Friday the 10th ut the Rev.
Joseph Dana ID. d. Senior Pastor Of the South Par
ish in that place, aged SIN the 63d year Of his min
isry
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06

he Jeff ST. Abans, and that Cd the following day after
making two lFuitlcss efforts % dispose Of a span
Of horses, he sent them 10 his fathers, in Jer
icO, and took the Stage, the neN1 morning at Rich
mOnd, after which he was seen in Montpelier. Soon
after the reception of this intelligence, Capt L. Bra
nard and II. B. Smalley Esq. started in pursuit Of
him. but we have NOT been able to learn the result Of
their search.
Similar transactions have of late been of frequen,
occurrence. Truly, the public have more to fear
from honest rogucs than those versed in the arts OF
thievery. Burlington Sent.
Almost Prophecy lin looking the 31st VOL OF
the Register, page 18l, dated Nov. IL, 1896 we no.
ticed an extract from the Richmond Enquirer, appre
bending that the revenue would be two or three mil
lions short IN consequence OF the decreased mpora-
tons by the operation Of the present tariff" Wel---
the receipts az 1896 three millions greater than
1885, and six and half millions than 1924, the
year in which the tariff law passed; and of lar
ger amount than in any year since the wild importa-
| tons of 1916 and l8l7.---NiLeS Reg.
Iron.---In the vicinity of Portsmouth, Ohio, there are
nine blast furnaces, and six FORCES The Ohio iron is
said to be OF the best quality and the Exhaust
less. Each furnace employs about so men, besides
or strong teams and will make from TO 700 OF
metal year. What valuable market do these works
| make for the neghbourng farmers.
Domestic Goods.-----A Committee Of the Boston
Common Council state that the gross Of three
semlannua sales Of domestic manufactures held under
OF NeW-fL0EIanO society inc en-
couragement ofmanufactures and the mechanic arts,
| $966,000
Mississippi Itis loudly complained that droves OF
slaves, "negroes and vagabonds from the jaiis and
penentiaries Of Maryland and Vrgina, ARE Introduced
into that state he Natchez Ariel speaks of gangs
hundred oftcm being for sale at time. There is no
doubt that the very worst Of our coored population has
long been passing to the southwesta good radiance,
perhaps to us; hut not, should suppose, valuable
acquisition in quarter of our country so much over
loaded with slaves.
Canal Loan.-The Ohio State Gazette of the 9th
ult. says, The Commissioners of the Ohio Canal
Fnnd, agreeaby to their advertisement noticed in our
paper received proposals tie 23d Oct. for the loan
of nine hundred thousand dollars The loan was Of
fered by WIN. B. WooIsey ana accepted by the Com
missoners, the rate of 107 26-O0 for an hundred
dollars Of six per stock They have thus obtain
ed premium Of IS 900 dollars on the whole loan"
The Mayor of Mobile, in a letter to the Mayor of
New Orleans, requested him to encourage by every
in his power the migration Of meCRacs to that
place. He says it is believed the fire was the work
Of an incendiary.
HOneay.-A poor porter in Philadelphia, found the
SUN of fifteen hundred dollars in bank bills few days
since and returned it to the owner His honesty we
hope, was rewarded with something more substantial
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06
EBENEZER COWLES' ESTATE.

AZ Court of Probate holden at Ne,o Milford acittio
and foo the District Of Neso- Nov. 90, 1897.
Present, JEHIEL WILLIAMS, Judge.
Upon the petition of ALMA M. SUMMERS, Of
NewMiford, in said District, showing to this Court
that she is the parent of Cerence Adelia Atwood, Of
said New-Mford, minor under the age of twenty
one years,-that said minor and possesses in fee
simple the one undivided fifth part of the following
pieces of land, situated partly in the town Of Bethem
in Litch6eld county, and partly in the town of Wood
bury in said county, the first piece contaningtwo a.
ores and quarter land, bounded north by high
way, east and west Samuel Mortons land, subject
in part to tho incumbrance Of the widow Phebe At
woods life estate; also, piece containing three
acres quarters and 16 rods Of land bounded east on
highway, south and west on Bue Atwood's land pray
ing, for in said petition FORTH that an order
might be passed, authorizing and empowering some
meet person to sell and convey said described prems-
es, as per petition on file, dated Nov. 20, 1927.
Ordered that said petition be continued to the fourth
day Of February, 1923, 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the Probate Office in Milford, when and where
said petitioner may be heard the merits of his said
petition and that notice of the tendency thereofbe
given by publishing this order in newspaper print
cd in Ltchfeld three weeks successfully at least six
weeks before the said 9TH day Of February, 1923.
true copy ofrecerd.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06
SAMUEL FORBES ESTATE.

by direction of the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
District of Sharon in the County of Lch6eld, public
notice is hereby given to the Creditors ofthe estate OF
SAMUEL FORBES, Esq.
late of Canaan in said County, deceased, that said
Court hath limited and appointed Twelve months from
this date for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the subscribers, exec
uors Of the last will and testament Of said deceased
Those indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment
JOHN ADAMS,
LEONARD ADAMS,
SAMUEL BECKLEY, Jr.
WILLIAM r. WALKER.
Canzmu, DEF. Isl, 1877. q
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06
PHTNEAS HUNTS ESTATE.

i HE Hon. Court of Probate Cor the District of
Sharon, has limited and allowed six months from this
date for the Creditors Of the estate Of
PHINEAS HUNT,
late Of Sharon in said district deceased, present
their claims to the Administrator upon said estate for
settlement. Those who neglect will be debarred a
recovery.
BY Order of Court,
ABEL WOODWARD, Admir-.
Sharon, Dec. ], 1897. 25
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06

name as IsIen Graham,Or why vclEr Caf is no, en-
titled good wreath e laures as victor Barton.
Both Quarres originated at the card tableshey have
terminated alike and an enlightened public will view
all the parties in the same ghtas the murdered and
the murderers.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06

The Mayor of Mobile, in letter to the Mayor of
New-Orleans requested him to encourage by every
sae the & he to o
Of an incendiary.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06

Honeay.-A poor porter in Philadelphia, found the
of fifteen hundred dollars in bank bills few days
since and returned it to the owner. His honesty we
hope, was rewarded with something substantial
than thanks.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-12-06
NOTICE.

l. HE Members of the LhchfsLd Mechanic Library
Association who propose pay their subscription in
BOOKS, are requested to present the same to the
Directors on Monday evening, the 10th inst at the
house of Roger Cook, for inspection and apprsal.
). ADAMS,
s. 8. SMITH, }.Directors.
JONA. CARRINGTON,)
Dec. S. 1897. %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06

I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber v;sb.s
IL 70 sell. the !E.3R.H on which he At n,..
ssnt resides, lying in the county of Morgan, on
the Big CaeaPhon, eleven miles frem she town
OF Bath, the county town. This farm contains
upwards of eight hundred ceres, considerable
portion of first Fate bottom, and upwards OF FIVE
hundred acres si!lsbei The improvements are
large two story stone Dwelling House, sixty
by thirty feet, well fnished, Kitchea. Smoke.
louise. good Barn. Stables, together with a
number If necessary out buildings; q good
GRiST MILL, double saw MIL, having
two saws under one roof three good orch srds
containing upwards Of tivehundred bearing trees
This land will be sold low snd on scconuods.
ting terms. For furthar particulars apply tc
the Editor Of the Msftinsburg Gazette, ~ to
the subscriber.
ABRAHAM VAN AUsDALL.
Sept. 6 If
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06
LiFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-s,olen from

ElFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Stolen from
l. my Desk, on Friday LAST, two POCKET
BOOKS, containing 2es of the Valley Bank
and SILK PURSE, containing I0in Silver,
snd pair OF GREEN SPEC FACLES, with sill
yer Cases. In the poke, books were also several
Bonds and Promissory Notes. The pocket
books were both Morocco; one red, the other
flesh colsred.
The public are therefore cautioned not 70 buy
any of said bonds, &c. as no payment will be
made to any person except myself.
reward o. SO will be given for the ap
prehension of the thief, and a generous reward
for the property. ALMoN SORfWRiL.
Martinsburg, Va. Nov. IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06
whole No. laos.

Judicial dnecdofc - AZ Court of
Quarter Sessions held in one Of the
counties OF this State. shorl time
since, on intricate question of law was
raised which was argued at great
length by the Counsel for the prisoner,
as well as on behalf OF the State. The
argument was continued to late hour
in the evening; OF its commencement
the bench was full, but during the
evening one after another of The Justices
slipped out, until bot one was left,
who was in the habit OF occupying The
middle chair, and he had fallen into .
profound sleep. When the Counsel
had concluded, one OF them called out
tor the cryer, 10 order to awake his no.
nour on the bench. The Judge was
called upon for his opinion before he
was fairly awake, who looking on
both sides and finding himself alone on
IN. bench, renarked that the court WAS
divided on that subject.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-12-06

/ AND FOR sALE.-The heirs OF Samuel
A Parker. deceased, offer for sale, the
Ih.fCT OFL.lN-L, late the property Of sald
decd iyIng in the county of Berkeley, one
miie from the Falling Waters, and adjoining the
lands OF Philip c. Pendleton, William Lewis
Henry Myers. Archibald Shearer. and others.
containing one hundred and forty-seyen acres
OF good slate land; about the one half is clothed
IN timber; the open land in good state Of cul.
uvahon-'he Improvements comfortable. 1t is
deemed unnecessary to give a further descrip
ton, as any person disposed TO purchase. will
doubtless hrst view the same, which will be
sh wn on application to the subscriber, and
terms made known.
Nov 2o.-tfs TACOR RksoRF