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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
.N-4RSHFIiS 81. ~

.h-1hSIJ III y S.4L. =.
"a pursuance OF the Superior Court of Chan
~ eeTy Tor the Richmond Dstrict Pronounced on the 81
Jay OF and suhs, qnen order Of .s
nude on ;he CAST d4y of June 1897 of Wefporr
vs. Wa, e. a. shaii "Wednesday the day Of Noven.
5s next On Tor sale to the highst hddsrat public auction,
ptees paice OF Land the C!,y Richmond untins
adjoining The land of John Dixon dee and - La,l,er,
as conveyed by George Watt Benz. I. HoIns by dtd
pied ny said Watt and the vess same which
deed Is recorded III the clerks Office of the Hungs Count
Also eertaa piece or parcel Of Land sail city, begin
mug on uth Street 100 r. Mouth East from + Street, The
North w -de IF O. SiTCet running along 20t street
the intersection ofG Street about $50 eei ihence sn. G
S, esi - ise thence down IN parallel iIHe with
ctn sired 10 The sginning deserted n deed Of ,t Of
rtooid IN the Hastings Coat Of sa civ execute. nv aid
Wtt 10 DcRzEiin Hoiin- fer bene.. OF william B
esimoTe dated lOh Ocobsr 1874 lxc-pt that part Gun
'eyed by said Wat fo' lie bsnea; a John PA klilll
Aiso two COS aud all the H0usebold snd Rdce,, Fur
nii1'e Of the said Watt Consisting ,sorany sibeboad
one mahogany secretary booS ase set Of nlioeany dining
table t. tables chairs he's and snure
JnoI' ~, vVnne'ot MGeiiaasoo7 Books conveyed ny
deed OF ihe Sth icy Of A 1874 marx s. cupi. Of al
winch deeds fled exhhi,s the use ~ sale Il"
commence al u O'clock a. NJ At the house oecuvd BY
J:GyERaANr, m. ;, r. d, or one o. hi, deputies.
Get. 8, 1877 43-,as
Try virtue C Deed Of Trust eued by robert Gordon
~ on the h' DAY o. Iuac, 32i, 10 Hn Gait and Edmund
:" Ro9rs and duly coded the eleik's lice the
surviving il;ee shall proceed. tn quest or ne Presien,
% tr ',n5 N.s'n'l to st Tor sue purposes neitiaue
~ the sad decd pubic auction, for resds money! btf,re
'e front door OF tie Ease Tayegu his C,om Wsnssis
-A't oi iNoF. iifAt
hs one heine m tht town OF Huntsville, county o ~ 81
STATE 'oniua knoSn aud dstinsushed the plan f The
aid town ty numbers s. SO, So each e. the ssd of
containing half AisS cetia.n lot OF psrceI of
ground lying and being ~ ihe said town Guu,,.l- coun-
~ and s'ae aioeslid, and being part lot nuube, u
Known aud dnsa shed IN the CLAIM Of said town as iesc
ed al tue sad deed Also te suu,h-wosi quarter s-cto
eVen o. township ee, m rance o.! .,dan iHc.
As' toe noh-woe,n quarter section fourteen of township
ree IN range one west Of the meridian quarter
sections above decrihed eiEg Of The lands directed 10
a. uu"syie IN pursuance Of tie laws PToy.dog the sole
Of thr Ians OF The J"ted States The Missis-ip Teofv
and granite by th United uni1 m rtsy }smeen ~
patent; taisa hs day OF Pteuber isIs anl
~ SAID andrew Jamisson 10 the SAID Robert Gordon v IN
denurt hearing dste 18Th Nov 1919 and Iuv rreor!sJ
The fout hai lots Nos S. SO So 40 ,yih N ny
neht' thereon, val he sold lot. part OF The lo
No ~ " 20 be improvement esnwi sold AZ s,
i,i; agd ;en ZACH o. Tie qussr sec;ions land ,h,v
toned viii he separately sold. T. NJ ROorrs
Richmond, Sept 81 80 Ids su,v,v,,,s. T,,.,'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
NE OFFER FOR S.ALE,
DS ST t,o,x and Porto Rico susArs

" r. oFN II ron
or HHDS. ST Cloix and Porto Rico sugars
<SS Boxes loaf sugar
200 Bags, s. bs aud tierees c1ifee various kinds
So Hhds prime retailing moasses
SO do rye whiskey
Barrel. Oaru,hef', ree,ihed wri.ksy
Pipe. genuine French brauiy
j do Holland gin
3 = i I'D a As,; S,a Jamaica } RUM
Is do New England
Madeira, Cicy Madeira
Meic-s Madeira, Canary
Tsnerife, Roron, Li.hon WINES
Sweet Malaga, Com.nar
Port, Muscat
Vinegar
1000 sides sole leather
Harness do
500 Spanish hides
10 Bbis. Tanners oil
5000 Lbs. Cotton yarn, 30 ) to
80 Boxes Whtt-more's Cotton 4 wool cards
30 Prces cotton hagging
Bale rope, oznahurgs, cLnahuTgs thread
Seine, wrapping and sewing
Leading lines aud he'd cords
domestic shirt Is, paids & broadcIUths
Writing, letter aud wrapping paper
Pepper, ginger Trace and gTonni)
.Pimento, nuineg., cloves, eassia
Almonds, raisins, walUuts, eorperas
Alum, inad'er, birthstone, indigo
Starch, soap, candles, sbud
Liverpool salt (best sacks)
Dar iron lSwedes, English Amefirar}
German blister and Cawlsy steel
Patent shot, bar lead, gInpNwder
Ssitps;re, prime polk, cheese
Mackerel, gIindstones
W'ndVsV glass (vsrou szrsl
Timberi. decanters, wines, salts, ! e.
Quart bottles, cork-, wire si:ters
Imperial aud Gunpowier teas.
Sept. ga l;;-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

go hipS 8, o,on aDd fOr'O it1, susars
x - 80 u 'teis lost 10
200 Bags Havsnns aed Porto Rico coffee
Is G B"a5.i: SJsm.isa d.
o. Ilhjs. Engirh fsari oiais.,
Punchcons old Auto "a rsu
Pipes French brandy
Is g i Ds.rcn Rye ~hpse,.eneos
OH foat w,y,s
Sweet s"a Mal's' "''AS
Tons shot
do bar lssd
40 Kegs BCs0ys suu powder
% Tons Swedish IRON, well sssbited
20 do country do
do AneriCsn bltscred steel
do Englisb do
40 Gsrmsn do
do pioarhmoulds
~ DvNes nnpsfiai gun powder & young h5 .anttss
~ Boxes candies WoOdfual
% do Lees soap
Letter, cap, sod wfapnius nsgsy
Bed rurds, lines aud t,iue'
Cotton aud wool esi ds
Pepper, g'ngef ani OUTINGS
Indigo, copPsias msddsf
alum, bfimstoue salt pttre
Glaubef ssfs
500 Sack s.H
b'ie heavy 81 nci shesn, siid ,n ...oftnsnt of cot
Cos ysfns ou coa'i. npient .fop. the nr,o, Ia, M
company 81 aittyisnl,
kut cole ~
90 ANDEusoN7GARru & GO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
James RiUer Land f0l SAL.

. orrr, 80. - It'll Ut ',"ft.
reside IA tue county VI Poshatau q miles Above ,{
ct k'ehmond containing Soc - acres one f,ri, an ,, ~
yhs webb well watcred, being hsi upon the Hiv.r
aud with numerous springs Of pur, woieone water
MeHty siluAied one within Hundred yatjs Of e dFrin
IL mas De unttE regular course OF Improvement f.,
year end sdeePhbr IN high dtste having zen orir
nay VI prime q1sly aud producing time si. r
t"nacc Cora wheat Oats, Cotton, Sci also aboundue IN
iiui. Of ysii' kinds There are several maoufscurrg m
aud Cotton Fdctory within miles Tertns-opc fbe,.s.
dollas ossh, The balance eqtst ,n.tsD.pts nj, .
wall be nkr" for auy part or he whole amount The pusc
sec esu have ihe privilege Of seeding crop Ut tyhe,, b
sou % wall do 10, hin in gJod order, a. te ,.ret; f.
now ProGres'inshe can sO be- accon.n.e dated vt ho.
oxen, in pemenis Of hu'bfndry stock various k,u m
corn, fodder, Se On The place Any person sh!,r ~ l,
an5 tu- conveniently siuaied, invited view ,,e ~, moo
a. a"' "'''tu'heu 10 1''h Iithntc price had
m FRANCIS 5. SAMPSON
There ave 10 acre. Low s-ound pat of piea.sf, Iu,
yiog orpUlits, win autnJiised ~ "a, can De- ee, =,
iaif pIice. T. = - "
Sept %. 40 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

ltatsgiroHta UJIiuersify -.Ecdicai Depas IA. eTi.
SNu Lectures IA tins Iniiuution will ,u.uce AS u.ua
on the FIRST MOnday IF Nouember aud terminate On the
.frst Saturday ia hGYeh. - -
.AIa,oiny sud SUI gerry, ny II. W. Dad;ev. M D.
institutes OF medicine and clinical practices, by Charles
Theory and Practice Of medicine, by, John Esten Cook.
Obeiricks and diseases OF vonen md ch;ltr. 80 w ~
RfC bards0n, NJ d. ' = - -
hs,eI,e medie- aud medical botany, by Ch.,. W. Short
Ill ~. " 5000
Chemistry Pharmacy, by Jas Blythe, y. d.
The ediii-e winch has been erected during the pree
;on, Tor the Of the medical i, rapid
Piogr essIng, AMI die Tao uiy cnn6dsu, announce Ia
he Puoc that VIII he completed aud ready the
'oh OF "s cIa'ts before The ensgi
nc ou'.dng occupies space, s foundation OF
- ny 90 ite anJ cOa,s.s spacious eotue rooms
aaltg'e's Tot tae Library AMI chemical ratr
stUe h ZANE dolinstoTy sud other
aud Necessary aTpuftenancr
u s'iuhied ~ pleasant and par the town n,
htdt oontguuu 10 the anatomical theatre and dis ect;re
ioo1s aud together with thtse viii! constitute an es.
not d poih Of Comfort convenience hv any
similar Institution America. -
Ine Library @oiain upsutu f 5000 vclrmes aBa + con
say increasing by tie addition all periodical and
standard works medicine the collateral ,cencps-
IL Is opened reading every evenin. sunday
excepted throughout hr session. aud ever, student has ibe
Pfrnes. moreover, OF keeping out two v.iuie
The Nastufg cOnisiis a VARIETY of instructive r.r,,t,us
both OF the human subject aud of WAX aad plaster ,tio
b. the hts; artists of Europe.
StIde"is Of medicine Tesrrns this school instruction
' oe at soiDod~et IA the rtspecsbc families
genisel board aud lodging together with all other
stitntion ia country
he expenses OF complete rouse Of Lecture. Including
The maISn"ou aDa Library ri-se ,sh amount 10 100
specie: The fee for (, iua,'ou will he $40 in addition
ny order Of the Medical Faculty.
lex Ky. o,t5 SIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
DRY GOODS.


VIE Subscc'er has ed the importation Of Dry
= 6ocds On las aud nu,v ofrts for IT, ~
wholesale ahd retail well selected assortment ct STAPLE
AhIft4iS well suited 10 tbs Market consisting III part OF
u@uEh and bauhwads Ws"n's ani Gsndy's l5p coticns
f"ni L"4nn DULL Whitney AID Rose blankets; whie blue
and green pifn4 hest supe cloths aud camtre narrow
nouhI utd drab elohi khodsss honbazci Circaiau
san PLACES crimson earnOUg hi f.r great coats
Dussek hidderminster and but csipttng hearth rugs
scarlet red, yellow, aud white fanne bsze and
cafpetus CLOTHS BeaverieeB bieachec gray tur
ssddlers gh webbing; Tnlsys best cad Of various
Sues ditto hest patent threads all colours Ssppe
SoNVh anu eJd; good article servants;
hosTy ladies' while cotton 81 hea; Iadies' black lambs
WOOL 90 BLACK aud white gauzei chdf ems long
hosti lamb, wool hall hcse; Imperial do; sanso,yn
yesing OF very good quality white coloured quilting do;
t"sd 6snguP eo; iuaTe TWIST linen cotton ciiet k;
. ana ID eaiDbiic muus ani Ga ckunets al. white
cotton shHtingi es'ieos; Gentmes London hats Noting
ha tTesd isees aud bObbne; I inen grass bleae,
eaHhFick mems buck Woodstock beaver gloye lsi,r.'
kd aud beaver dO gen,emens aud ades' white and haC
six hose best black silk doTentne. ycsnr black k
uucut veive;Or do Hemmng's necde assrte fntxe pp
pms DO ~ packs while furniture and cotded dntt
covers, Dew aItde excellent sssOftneD OF cutlery
pen, aud hiaGsd knives large small epors
knives woojscrews; ioeket cbisse gImbs bet cast AZ
vS ~ various suttf n mill aud handaws; brace and
ee hess ges; rszg VI superior qralty gsscn brass
lenders hoise shoe nrll Piow traces curry comb; chamber
brass candsstck stock, pad, chest draw aud ri oek.: eli
and pearl hnt0nsi co n; shcv el. and s.de
and Vffj 'Fdnned waes best steel IA small squsre
Dar cost steei sheets, for cotton pats NAL Cd
sac salt 81 extra size aid bagsingi bales tcklenhur
h go0ds were selected by hnnsef England, and will
be sofa upon moderate terms His o1 lsie ds and
are respectfully invited call and N at his store m Is
street, lately Cteu.'edb y J. +. Tayior n Co.
sept "a. A"Ai-' III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

W-M. n CRER Y-DR.dPER S- IIILOR.
Sofths late FIRM Of Rradiey, Hi'crery q Coz
Ill Continues At then old san w. corner oi 18Th
- l. street,, ~heie his very hest shall used.
ensure h,,n continuance OF the liberal patronage
ny the late hr snd fof which lac m thanks He ha,
jug opened very handsome and NJ of
tALL GOODS, quite equal to ANY teceivedcon.lt.
us sestaly VI blue 1sgek aud the fashionable n,de
NLoIhS y CASSlMEhES, of various qxaiti.s -auon.
~heh are many OF the very rst-rate also, handsome
'"tc ." NESTING, and every 9th zt has line
81 wi" he val make up the hes, mo-,
bic style, and onNery reasonable terms.
RichE,Gnd, October ID, 1921. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

!. ILLi.A.h q WILLIAM GAIL, U.
AVE ~ hand con.er4he assortment OF Stable aud
kh Fancy Goods, which they sell reduced ~ Gee.
Hinnns Their arsotnent there paIt following
Sheppsri blue aud black cloths aud cs,.,,nrtes
Elsnses hannels, plains aud fearnUuehIs
Manchester cords, bonihazeit- aud swaas,ovu y.atip-
Ca!icoes, "a nhcs aud Inu,lns
Stlk, cotton aud wUIsrd hoefy
portatiJus
C"Ipetrss and hearth rugs, green baize..
Oct =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19

In the Foreign Market there has been little OF
nothing DONG. Mexican Bonds remain about %
, to Colombian 80. Brazil 67 I-2. Pofla'
gu'se 40 g. Spsn.h 10 is to 3 s.
/ In Shares there rather more quotations, Lu'
the business although diversified tsi not been To
any extent Argio- Mexicsn So I-2 dis Bo
lanos 40 dis Brazian Il pm Colombian
\ III dis Hlbefnsan pm. Royal irish los per
Share. United MeSoan 20 dis Protector Ere
! -. 81 per Share. Provincial B.nk of ireland,
! / dis
LONDON, Friday, september I.
French paPefs to 10" IA inst, and he Gazette
de France OF Wedne d,y. reached us las, night 3,
by express. Instead of the Il ,-sians having
peTienced defeat in The vicinity OF Erivan. We
find, by an extract nom the ST Peter burg Ga
zcti=. 'l'- soltmn lie Deun, had been sung in the
Chapel ofthe Enpetcr's palace. and in The PIE
seacs ofhs imperi Majesty himself, of his mo-
tb"r anC his brother the and Duke M.chSei, la
honour OF . great victory gained by Genersi Pas
ke"ih. on he l7th OF July. over body Of six
cen thousand cavalry, commanded by the Schah's
fav rite son, Prince Abbas Mia, in person. -
The triumph 10 said to have been 20 complete, hat
Abbass Mira had escape from being ia
ken by the Russian drasoons, and that his own
gun ana gun bearer fell ioto the h,nds of he
queIors. The fe; result Ci this victory, we, She
immediate surrender Of he 70 tre.3s OF bbss- Abad
tie garfi.on of which has made a de,persts but
unayailing soriie during the battle -Four Pcrsi-
a. standards captured ON this occasion, were car
Iisd in triumph through the principal streets 0; 81,
Petersburg, and all tie uivmbeis Of the Crest
; Council =. the Empire, tie Gaaerss, the Court,
and he Diplomatic Body, were present in the
| Chapel when lie Deum sung.
The in diligence from Greece is rather OF
gratifying nature. Re schid Pacha had gone
ArrAois where he bad eiTecie ed nothing. The
Giesks hvng placed heir wives and chldfen
w!slnn he natural lss'nf OF the couIlIy fol
lowed hiss movements aad intercepted his sup
Iliss, > to preveui han from venturue to Any
distance from the coast I5rahio pscha, through
a.sia,ilsr reason, hsd been obliged to fetue No
don sad Coron, trom wh-nco he bad despatched
two European officers Zanie, 10 bgy Prov
guard the convey. fhis was the notii!a Which
Lord Cochrane siiacks and defeated, as Is stat
ed some time since-su eXploit which hal increas
el ,.e terrors oil his "aue throughout The L@vant,
and impaired proporOnate courage and arlour TO
the G eeks.
l.. fs<.,-.s,,,.-r.--T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
-YEY .M.4P or pIRGLncLs

WE Nov rtip OF Virginia, complied from actual surveys.
Il under the authority OF The State, published,
may oSianei b. ptsous DESTROYS OF procuring ion az plea
t'on w Nt H. Richardson, the Capitol, City OF Rich
mons.
mas work. 'heeted by the labur Vt nay years, and
seSt c 90 care AMI money has giis
ed m variety accuracy Ut ,i-ts beau,,
{" execution iTett a- the highest the
sk OF te prr"f immediately "a. publication,
ard rsd prove asy gratifying anI iu to the public The
ltysi''"e have authorised the sale OF go Cop-s only az
Map on The large scale Of five miles the inch;
cniive wen hs view OF making the sale
% possible haze directed the copies be Disposed
noieisie pfics of $50.
Under these eire stances, probable that persons who
shl n" make satiy application, Wall be uuahie obtain
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable woik.
8.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-19
SHE OF .V.EGHOES- -.

WILL he sold Belle Monte he former re.dence of the
late mrs Rebecea Murray, in te county o. Amelia the
sross belonging to her Estate, with other. the
H 0F w Tue crop q" Corn, Oats aud Fodder Houses Cattle
a'Ss', and e hoeL OF Sheep from so sos together
VIVA he taHla"n UeaG VI every description. Cash will
he equrd Tor all Sio above that sum - months
eieG yib be gwen computing interest from the date not
Tuesday i+,h OF Nov. next.
SIN authorized to state, that OF negroes will on the
day OF the shove sale, tie offered Tor Tor oah.
NM., MUIR AY,
OoI. 10 tls. Ex'nr o n HIrrrn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26

P9ttersrINe, 8. c. Oct Tie trial Of Henry
ShultL and Alexander BOYD was taken up on
Ihlrsday. and continued until about 9 o'clock al
night, when the jury after having heard the fullest
evidence on both sides, and having the law clearly
eypounded BY the Attorneys and the Judge, retired
ter short time, and returned With verdict u
rnanslaughter.
The Character Of Mr. ahultz for twenty wears
East. was given By gentlemen Of the first respecta
olty, from both States and II vas equally gratis
ing to his friends ard those IF humanity 70 hna Il
9nequalled in acts Of CHARITY. humanity. and be.
nevolence. AMI even IN thu unfortunate atiait III
which he violated the laws and which has broI IN
on him 50 much public censure and self leproIch.
ne vas Lot the voluntary actor but Us tie request
OF arespectable gentleman, he accompanied the uh
fortunate deceased in search of the lost trunk
when he was badly qualified both in body and
mind, from i'll health for such an undel takiae (:
but Notwithstanding these circumstances calcula
ted 20 divert him from his ordinary course Of hu.
manty, he exhibited nothing but the most pater-
La friendship for the unfortunate young man both
before and after his error, which precluded the
suspicion OF malice on the part Of tie accused
The laudabe object of Mr. shaltz was 10 restore
TO the ladies their lost property, but in such way
as toscreen the young man from the law whose
youth and neXperience he considered an apology
for his error: but when the affair was ended, and
MIR. shutz discovered that the punishment inlet
ed had exceeded lis expectations, notwithstanding
the best Judges. including the attending physician,
thought that life was not endangered, still Mi.
shutz did every thing in his power for the relief
and comfort Of the young man.
The case was conducted on the part Of Mr..
shutz, by George McDufie and Waddy Thomp-
sol, Ealr's. The case was opened by Maddy
Thompson, which, for ingenuity. copiousness Of
arguments and beauty Of illustration, is seldom sur.
passed. George McDuffie, although rising from a
bed OF sickness, closed the argument for the defen-
dant, with his usual we'll known abillty--ahich We
consider contributed much to the calculation Of the
law and evidence. and thereby to produce the yer
dict of manslaushter, which seemed to give gene.
raj satisfaction.
Absalom Roe was tried for the killing Of his
brother, WIN. Roe, and found guilty oil murder.
Hire
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26
From the Richmond This..

eve present our readers, this day. with the Still and
last No of the Farmer addressed TO the people OF Fr-
gnia II the intrinsic merit Of the productions does not
procure for them favorable reception, there is nothing
VIII CHI say that would recommend them to the pub
lie attention We cannot tarbear, however to bespeak
rous and candid consideration Of this last number. The
on sition addressed all those uithn this Common
wealth, who honestly AID ael btraely believe General
Jackson be unfit for the Presidential Char inviting them
assemble within their respective countless for the pur.
pose Of choosing Delegates general meeting, entitled
TO immediate notice The best parrots among rs have
long and depored the mock spectacle by which the
viii Of he people has been moulded and managed u Rich.
mund By legislative II the House " ID legates
of Virginia vas, truth, faithful mirror OF public sent
nent, the strongest objection 10 that mode Of selection
night be obviated But what is the fac The coln Vt
e. on which give twelve hundred votes ~ the cleo
or cket will be Represented in the by only two
members whereas at least ten counties may be designated
IN the lower country which will not give greater vote in
he election, and yet in the aimpurant ma ter Of select
ing The candidate will be represenedby twenty voices
We say, without hestation that this shameful
aud hsgran, ,Jnstice and thai the people OF Virginia
ought no more led blind folded BY what these
gentry shall be pleased dictate, than if the number
Of men sund assemble from some halfade zen counties
ground tie metropolis 10 hear patiently aud register. ~
all DIE neekness, he imperial commands OF Messrs
Richie & {; N,ch We should feel ourselves unworthy {
ne high character which is the plde and btas OF fr
.nl4ns, if could an'y submit longer this ridiculous
tatce, which aNfly got up every tour years. BY lev
managtrs, II delde the people We solemn! protest
against il, nyasion Of rights and the rights tf
majority of the free citizens ct this State 1t is III vain %
plead usage and precent for the piecedens do not ap
ply, which drawn from the periods ahen the whole
untiy "a feeble minority excepte) was ia favor of the
selected candidate. the people OF Virginia are resolved
incur all the consequences OF assisting IN the eeva on of
tieera jackson LEI have their Nil fairly and honesty
ressed Let sucl n citizens Who are deiern ned
a he's Will not be barnessed 10 the OF the Militia
hi 4iu, assemble amng themselves, o deliberate
tis all inporian subject. TO the large counties
cnaily add ess this nvi'atian If they 70 be gnycn.
ID ny IN, le' that nomna0n be made with some
srmhlarce o eq ats and lnstce and by dy 50 con
sructed, tia i shall speak the the whole, and
not an Iii considerable paw oi the commatity.n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26

prevent this calamity, 60 ward off liz,
our country, is all that man can do I'll, b,p..,.
OF Heaven Is on hin, who eseits himself rhe ,l"aa
gard IS left unuiled. nreep the fruit. ii =, ny
lence. - ''''u'
Let US, then. my feilew .citi7ces. sro.se f..
our etharey. Let Us 20 forth and al a, brca. No."
1eemen. me rr,ze y worthy Of tile g,ea,e, e
, n let US LOOK with Confidence 10 tac I'd 4
Providence. Let Us pray that he may culiuh,rn
footsteps--anJ that as lie has 50 often ma;fa w..
his kindness to u, IN times Of difficulty f.. IN,
again interpose and save Us from tiaea,cned ,nr.
A FARMER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-26

Collegiate Edacatioa-its advantages.
Alumni Of Yale College in recent address, Tor
somebody in an address TO theln,) propagate the
following novel proposition IN Natural Philosophy.
:" Rains repleni,h the rills, nils feed tie rivers.
and rivers tie ocean, Would unassisteI nature
hsge made this discovery