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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY, March 9.

MIR. Granger rose and said he held in his hand,
several petitions signed by Sitizens Of the highsu
responsibility, relating to subject, which, for ssr
eral months, had produced much exciiemsn, 10 ii.
western part Of this slate.
II was known 10 most Of the members oflhe Hou,
that person named VIM Morgan, who was SUD-
posed to have written. and TO be then sbou, publish
ing, book disclosing the secrets Of The institution
of freemasonry, was, in The month Of Seplemb.,
last, taken from the village Of Batavia, under color
Of legal process, and lodged in the jail Of The silae
Of Canandsigua. from which confinement he was
subsequently, liberated, and forciby taken 10 the Nj
agara frontier--slnce which time said Morgan had
not been seem nor his faie been certainly ascertain.
ed. This statement lie was authorised in making
from the TACT that several persons engaged in Ibis
outrage had been arrested, had plead guilty to The
indictments found sgainst them, and arc now suhsr
ing In the jail Of the county OF Onafo, the penal.
ties OF the law.
Since the period OF these convictions, belief gain
ed consideration that Morgan must have been pvt
to death. Agita.ed and alarmed BY transaction 50
extraordinary the cilizens Of many Of the western
villages and counties, have assembled in public
meetings, and have appointed communists Tor The
investigation Of this transaction.
Those members oil these committees who pro-
ceeded to the frontier have become satisfied that
'ne hIe OF morgan nad oeen taken, out lhey repre-
sent that so extensive is this combination, that The
ordinary process Of cur courts is not competent to
reach The many branches Of thi, conspiracy and By
the papers | now present, they ask this house 10
strengthen the arm Of justice in such manner a. 10
reach this case.
Mr. G. said he was not prepared to expre. IN
his place any opinion upon The facts assumed 10 The
memorial, SO fer as they related TO The murder Of
this unfortunate man. The evidences upon which
these averments arc made have not yet been trans
mlted: he however felt called on to say. that there
is much reason to believe that this conspiracy Tor
the seizure and disposition OF Morgan, though nei
embracing as many persons. was as wide spread as
had been the honest indignation and excitement
produced by this unparalleled outrage upon the LID
eres, if mol upon the life o one of our citizens.
MIR. G. called for the reading of the petitions
which were read and referred 10 the commislse %
courts Of justice.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20

Railtery. .-As nothing is more provoking 10 some
sempers than ralery,a prudent person viii no, sl-
wsya be satirica,y witty where he can. bu, only
where he may without ofence. For he will con.
slider that the finest stroke Of raery is bur With
c'smi and that there ia h.rdy amp person so mean,
whose good will is not preferable to II. pleasure Of
horse laugh = 7hs Dignity 9f Nanan -rasars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20
r. my Daughter on her Birthday.

r. my Daughter on her Birthday
DF BERNARD BARToc.
Ny child this is thy natal day,
And might fathers prayer
For thee inspire his votve lay,
What blessing shouldst thou shares
Shall wit, CT wealth or beauty, move
Thy sire 20 bend his knee,-
hold thee far too dear my love,
To ask these things for thee.
If sish Of mine might prove Of worth,
Be this thy portion given
Thy Mothers blarneless life on ear,h.-
Thy Mothers lott Heaven!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20

From the ". r. Commercial Advertiser, March H.
FROM ALnAsr.-The proceedings Of both Hou
ses Of the Legislature both inter e.iing and i'm
portant on Saturday. In the Senate, the commii'ss
on engrossed bills. reported that the bill making
donation TO the Greeks, was not tlco thirds bill
but could be passed BY bare majority. This opin-
ion was sanctioned BY q vote OF 10 to 9. The quss
tion then recurred on the final passage Of the bill
and it was carried in the affirmative, 16 to l3. ln
the Assembly Mr.. Buckn, chairman Of the COM
mitee on courts Of JUSTICE stated that he had been
instructed by that committee to move that they b
discharged from the further consideration Of the
memorial presented TO the legislature on The subject
OF the abduction o: William Morgan. He obserr
ed that various considerations had Induced the com
niiee to give such instructions; amongst Others
that majority Of that committee belonged 10 the
fraternity OF ireemasons and he therefore NOV
ed that the subject be referred 60 a select COM
m'lee. Mr.. T. II. Smith inquired why lree.ma-
sons should be excluded from serving as commit
tee on such subject. Were they dishonest or dis
honorable men? Mr.. Bucklin did not reply. The
motion prevailed, and committee of Ave was ap.
pointed, 10 which the memorial was referred. The
committes consist Of Messrs. Granger, Brasber, Sill,
Barsow, and Cowles
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20
soso BIZ psRcIvAL.

Written for the Greek Concert at -fev-haren
Rouse We, at a nations cali
Rouse and rescue, one and all
Help. or Liberty shall fall
Fall in blood and shame,
Shame to him, who coldly draws
backward from the noblest cause
Not to him who fights and fa's-
His glorious name.
Sons Of more than mortal sres-.
They have Ii, again their fires.
Or to be their funeral pyres
Or their sun Of fame.
Hear We not the widows cry
nHelp us, or we faint and die
See, the murderous foe is nigh
Hark the wasting fame.
whittier can we fly for aid
Where is now the warriors bladcs
Low the mighty heart is laid,
Death alone could tame.
To the mountain-to the cave,
Let US fy, and weep the brave
Better die than live slave
Better death than shame
o forbid it chosen land
Open wide the helping hand
Pour thy corn and vine like sand
What is wealth to fame
Quick! before the fame expire
Feed--O! feed the holy fire:
Feed-and it shall kindle higher
Win generous name.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20

From the ". i. Commercial .sdy. March i6.
MORGAN The Morgan fever RACES at The wes
win unaoated fury, and spreads in all directions
IKE wild hire. II We were to publish the proceed
'ngs OF all the meetings, the publications and coun
ter publications OF those who have made investgi.
uons and those inculpaed, together with trials ana
editorial commentaries, We could 6l our paper da
~ letter q ON Rochester. states thst the excite
mehs among tho'e Who are not masons, 10 wonder
ful. Their eyes flash fire at the very mention ofa
ireemason. And yet why No one can tell Thai
Lewistoa convention was most unfortunate affair.
And the letters which lis rentr,s indl.r,telr
wrote, and which wese sill moe insiisrrts,y pul
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20
LITER.fR "

WE call the attention of readers 10 the following
w notice Of a valuable Literary publication.
THE CASKET.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20

Religion is the best shield, but The worst cloak
in the world,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-20

1he Honorable Senator's and Representatives
from Georgin, in Congress Of U States.
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| |hr. huehGhaa-ln our last we published an
ruele from the Lancaster Journal, printed where
Ar. Is. resides, IN which the Editor said he had
authority tor saying that Mr.. d. will not act unon
the presumption that he is the person alluded 10
la Gen. JackSon's letter to MIR. Beverley. He
cannot consent TO become a volunteer in this bust
ness, but when necessary he would publish in de-
tall the only conversation he ever bad with Gen.
j." SC. Sc.
The article was called backing out. SC. And
N relation to it the Washington Telegraph mskes
the following remarks
:" Ii seems that the Lancaster Journal has taken
exception TO our remarks, introducing the name
OF this gen'lemea before the public; and the two
~ nationals oil this morning thrown into exta :
c'es, under the impression that Mr.. Buchanan will
mol sustain General JacksoR's letter TO Mi. Be-
verley.
Not quite 30 fast. gentlemen, - don't balloo
oeIofe you get out of the wood" The statement
IN the Telegraph was not made upon Mr.. Be-
duh0'ity or with his consent. II did not pur-
port to be 30 made IL was not necessary that
either should be obtained. 1t was made upon a
knowledge OF facts derived from the most intlubta-
Die authoiity-ss will hereafter appear. in the
mean lime The Journal may felcitaie Itself whilst it
cam Tor we are much deceived if other facts of a
much more damning character, in connection with
'nis anair, are not soon brought to light. When
ihe time arrives at which it IL proper tor Mr. Bu-
chsnan to appear before the public, he will, no
DOUBT be prepared 10 speak tor himself
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VIE subscriber anxious dispose Of the following fc
OF Lanu lying IA Tie Virginia Military Dr,t,ct IN The 80
OF ONO lie would sell very low far cash. OF woud tsLs A.
* mango virginia property valuation The soil OF mos, az
Is very hnewoud he considered exceedingly fertile io IN,
STATE and would yield with ordinary cultivation az the sb
scTiher informed, seldom, If even less tan an average az
ten barrels Of corn These lands lie (nonr Of 7s,
more ban day ride, aud OF tem) near the trsa,
Ere Canal are nteTected by the contemplated line ct The
a'ioia ad, and within bIapidy advancing II,
population wealth aud enterprise, aud prodni Jug all r no.
eLen may with ease, support hrs family ia comfort. Tbs
opFCuy Of dsPosing OF their Virginia property NJ yfnG-
o n" presented to persons wishug t. 10 the Wsf
Ohe tract Of 900 acres No 0f Entry f22TT 10 Hstdin en-
opposite houninead town. the SciOo RIVER about so m h
N w. Oi Columbus, The seat % government.
East Vf he above tract VIZ "'''e
Oge other tract u 1850 acres No. - 2sO acts. so in
bardn near Rash creek aud about 80 from CoIdfnb
East Of the above tract. ''e'
One other tract Of 1900 acres No. 1868, lying IN Allen
One other tract Of 500 acres No. 12474 in Union county,
about u miles hon county seat. 'Jt
one otherrsct o 20 acres No. f2OI4, on Darby in M,s
'"h county 10 miles from Columbus II believed The .hI
per ~ " '''"
one other sct Of iO0acres, part II No fOsss A.o IN
Madison aud whhu tgo miles NJ the supgosed line OF the M
onal Road--th also Is very ferfe.
ma one other act Of 2V1O acres, 70 mi Sun u Chilli
eolhe 90 H'es county and not far 0m the line offie ean
fla ~ the above lands be
~ ttS city Tales viii be made with general warranty.
r. THOMAS CHEM
rl.uh"nu Juy ~ i6--Wfnf
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NOTICE.

- vitue Of deed e to the SnJs5er,
- the 5h day Of ASSa,t 1885, by Taonas Cfotdiy and
Dsi9ah has tie purpose Of securing thc payment cfa
"ebt therein n'erfiontd due Samuel Coe, the City
e. Riehsond land slieh has bees duly recorded ne ee
fhe cie'k Of the county Of BuckfngAnn ssNb sod,
the hghs bidder cash, the ,eaises, Saturday
rae Sth day er Sept Hers, fhee lots Of fad lying aud being
eoan'ng oae haf acre, and known tie plan snid totc,
a. lo 40. hree stve, and thirteen. Upon cftae ios
mentioned there as house finish
50, a 'p"ieA ch little erpence trOd eitler
sure or dscstig hoWse; sud also
oee', used as store Abuse CUrdsoHe Uiss Rirer
~ udsa at the head Of the offAaf
gentlemen ~ e'Ptdf, roishing engaRs the mercantile
Sseusd t ts o .oc property might De object The t
=" rae ssbscr6sr BY the deed efosesaid SIM BR1NcH
AWgUt7 o,,,i,
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James Piper Land far soJc

ON Thursday Medfeenth of September rert, nil be on
~ FOR sale 10 he kchsst bidder Samuel Hire, Top
4" ths toioa Of CasTsp vda5Le tract of and 5efos
g to hs estate Of a late Joseph gon, Ae eouns
q Choeand CUs nnsieS from rae Carfefspie and
CJtsJTcsa R.esm0nd, iyng James and Bils Rirtr,
containing $50 acres orty Of ohick rs rate river Zen,
oud me hsh land as equal 10 any che neigh5orhood
aSs portion ieA AsoVHy ti"Sered and neoninoniy
ths sof sscH adapted the culture of corn.
sohe"t and toboco The are suitable for as, onn
ga'on ~ naH JaH'i ~ aud the Prervation Of crops
n0Se '''A@thg to vco the property IH apply Wiasn H.
corT'nRfo on the premises Il credit Of one t,ro or trse
5r p DC dOsoed the purchaser giving spith appro
{" PsTsondf security aud lien the property ere ~,
Preaae 1osty ihs righf resrved any charge
taa may DC sstAd advisable 10 rae pGrties on th dan 80
Ihe t..s i,eo5'dered aidob,ed .aH eonUes onk s6
Us Is vesttd in .Esrecular. wy 'N'''
BENJAMIN. C-fRRLTGVoN Fr,or
Cuuber'ond 1ug7,st 9s no,
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NOYIIE-

ffu oubsobt heins dtsrous Go remove the West will
- sell oatsaln ~ tie Iract Of Land wherein lie now,
h7es lying 30 Pyiysui4 county, the heal Of Birch sek
ten mites noh cast of Danyle snd IS south Of
eontahg SOY about cqusi portion Of which Is nos
ven meefea ahd well adapted othe culture Of Tobacco
oFtnlth1 ~ Stale of ruisUon aud improvement and
pfoaus good crops Of Grain, OF every descrpfinn lie.
ss'atksoy "e snd his number Of first rate Sbnr ON A.
t tHen's area eoooftabie Dwelling H.u.e Kitchen
Sc WIN az suitable Hoqitst % se1uea crop Tohscco and
gam 40 Aee Eouie' good rchsfs. Of Apple peaoh Ne
neem v1htess@y 70 say any thing moe II The Laod
tnefn by ~ ,'ft.r' t-t"r, ,s s IN, w
~ D n ss,ie pc Elected 60 &, TO enable ~ ~ 80 "
, 1880 '''' 50" s'si;es birssin has perhaps d,
H. "
Sy-flf4
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u uaIua1ie PLanIniian D. ~ =

ENuE Ssoser6ey c,s for sale his Pianta in me eo,n,,
4 Of Hanover, lying Chicka MINI S,p,tt,r co.i;
40 aesi As ~ n,i!es from the cyef Richmond; lie
<1Ptte passes Through There are n,ore
seO',as'ss equal not Superior any in this section 81
country fheTe are 40 acres ofercec Merot, land III
'tit PnhaeT that PGrt tyag bsosD the Turnpike -rod he
sePafdfe5 dtPoed of Ihere Sa-o afik .rh.n LaISr
que, 'sIeh 'rod De great advantage anu one r,6p
TO g'tp the timber or build srse description is derrs
ca unnecessary GShose DESTROYS visiting capiiai in land
tG|f YEA a. JoSAHa StoTys, living ajotns firm nj
'he'0 " at any tine application be piade aim, or
49, GERp.dS STORRS.
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42n REIT -1RH

TWO tegro slaves elOped from MY residence IN II On. ,
Ut Oherlmie on The sth aud 9b instant named On AZ
S"'yf Liens wHe) will give the above reward ff e ~
P"ngnon and delivery here 90 III. Wm ulcet hi, ,s
nohnl or 3" fecuted ~ any Jo thai them ass nd t
pay ~ iea'onahe eSPenles. purchased Lehof NJ Robert
30 oi b'ehmond) executor Of Moody, and sally Il
Mt WIN Fucher, ~ Richmond, ehr believe 0bf.iDe lrr
OF thrrePreeniaygs of M Sktitou n King Que,u con
Y Ihy ate both black negroes, the woman psfhps Itte
Tue darkest he strongly formed sud above the ord.
nary zt Leo spare aud tall and knock kneed: bs b.. =
sn1 Pfoubercnce appended Of ms ears like shot or
sfaPct joined by stem. They probably abou, Ri h.
mend, " IN the county Of King queer. where am
ed, sally wss IA tue habit Ut running s'vsy.
THOMAS 4. BOULDTN
..rfw
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Z O.hbEhL6yNO LIMBS FOR g4IT
nN the 28h % September nett, n fair ,theryi.s ~ =,
TAR Day, wi he I'D oihe hghest biddsr part of fe
i'ndsd saie ~ the afe David anton. fro IN O9 10 eo1
sefe yihg ~ tle waters Of Aug5isr apd Guns fret Ihi
l'pd sven adapted T. her Ion Of cheat corn and m m
- large portion oi whch is h.t tate rofacc lspd The
Oises "1d' ven dte aad peffsctly safe from water
ieV o 9ths articles vii BE- sold At and rise
WI be oeal sud made known The DAY % ssie This
'Ano WI BE cold al Os ethel divide tg9 ri-fs u nav
SUIT rutcnHsers uV THE AD1ITNrgrr spr,5, 4 y
August 2. -e ~
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FOR LOND0M
NOTICE

u Trine VI Deed ~ fruit executed tp The sfr,it
90 TIE &s'h day of April, 1924 by Wiilitn, Tbon.o A.
roy ms ~itsi Tor The purpose IT secng the payment If a
usol hsten mensned due 10 NJ Kbneys All Thofng land
county court Of 30 knghaPl they them Will sell On
et 'ses 70 th inquest biddet ior cash, Saturday The
a,h day Of September next CERTAIN tact 81 psr~e ~ I4
o 30 much thereof sfFiil be sufficient satisfy aad pay the
tD' Of hebh ~ 5sid deed mentioned cnst aud
a nJipg TIE ad ssel yug aud beng the county Of Be
nkpan OF both de Of The Bu-k'nchtm tls4 CONTAINING b
Wy acre., DE The and s,iipn
lhnd oi WI ID Jones, Samuel ns- be- esfst. al n h.
Cofnek Samuel Branch aud othefs % b-ng the tract n
Np On when he said William Thompson lve. aud COM
ohy e'iiea aud knuwn by te OF Store The
on The s5oye sCnonei land Of GOOD
mousse Two store Houses au1 ir .cesaty House.
no !. hay win Pnpfity be said INST Of the bcs
'tands for Tavern IN the Upper C1uuffy.
The Suhscrihsr will convey such THO ,uIv T., fc b h.
eel, SEED 10 them by the Deed N Tfa,t sf,re.s4
SAML BRANCH -
GLOVER -. GILLIAN ATtsfees'
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u published ~ Pamphlet form, and Tor sale ~, an -,
- boekstoreS ~ the Cy, the * coHrss{,.. ~ H.
"ee SPaGrds who are under sentence Of do ain 70 b.
executed on the lHh lust for PIRACY aud MURDER en-
".. on BOARD me Brig Crawford Of Troy Massacnuse,-
sttn.r WIN the scheme which adopted take ose.,op
most interesting account Of the HE of the RIM
70 I. IGFdy aud old aHd Npeiieuce Pirate & Ma
kie VINO eu ms own throat N Hampton Roads when he fona
S Escape nPfsc''she The bOiness aud cruelty or tb
monster have iearey parallel any eountrv ne .sa
!" asf'g@t IA the destruction Of men; and has often bee
oo's uurits hi' frequent imp for iis disb II
crimes various parts oftif United States that he had Co..
"m M mo- murders than other IA the World
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fFot the en'uus year, 1919 te hshest bidder ON tho
premise on ne i.tdsy u ssrisnbsr next tbsf vlust
ee iht NttAt sit he property Vt Ben Obvtr dee'd
ven adopted 10 fhs cuUre OF wheat
tween ~ and 80 hsuii may be wkea O. adgsnia
100 bushels may bo seeded fhere thi. faif
August =. 80
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z Bare ain 10 he hnI-

ORR Et Tor sale my Plantation the county of Middle,
seA 'nahlng SOS acres IN two tracts mile .nsr,
one eald Lan'do~n lying on both sides town Of Ur
uahh1 containing 500 acres with prime dwelling house ana
al! ohe Necessary 9ulhouse. The other Beck
contains 4l3 acres all IN woods will be given ~
time 10 sseda Of small grain II the sbov. Land - az.
sold before The 27h day of August shall on that sv Or IL
for Rent, 1t being Middiesex court day. 80 Wy '"' y
u,.... PAUL T. boswell
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07

The trial OF Mrs. Whiprle, as an aecomp!ice in
the murder of her husband, was TO commence on
Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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Richmond, July rs.

Dale the day OF SePt-mb e26, duv recorded
once o, me cIerk OF ire county Of Heieo ron,
ms Elizabeth alexander of the Richmond 4, mo ~
m As fr9e aud for the purposes
eh shall or the hrst Monday of August the sxth
that mouth at four O'Clock IN the afternoon, before the E
Hotel IA the city Of hiehnIond expose az pubic %
n TO the highest bidder, for cash. the O. land IN al
deeu conveyed to me- much heec be ,eient
'any me purposes of trust which tact of is deseTiI
Ell III he SAID deed as Situated in the county Of Henrico ~
an,2s l32 acres rods and SO poles, bounded as follow
begHns al hIee small trees hence South, % 70 Wet
Va poles 10 awhile Oak road thence with the rosd 20
Pine on Dig Boar Swsmpthenee with Big Boar Swami mil
gets opposite Siomp-thence to he euu, S,,,,
shthoe North 40 poles West 222 poles ginning It
ee'ng tract OF land conveyed by deed ChsfIeS
u Cater aud Frances his wife, TO the said Elizabeth Aiexs
der recorded IN the records Of deeds Herien county, in %
year isiH JOSIAH 70. ABBOTT, Trustee
sale to be conducted by J. < Z. Heron, Auetonsers
JuV ~. - tI6thAuc,ut
II The above sale postponed Monday the Ish AZ b
time aud rlaee above mentioned. - 'He
August Z.
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u.4VI.ED.

<fSWO Oveeers the 10 1--we upon plantation 10 Hens
w. rico county the other to live upon plantation in Han
county Applicants well provided with
dena Of their integrity, and capacity to desrse the duties
they seek to under take JOHN AMBLER.
August 2.
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MILL NVON'EN

'EtHE subscriber has received further ,poplv n -
inI Stones OF various sizes Also, Holland or Csyogn
4nFI stones OF AssOed skis, both CT which he will k,so
constantly Tor SALE OF every and hest quality at The o,
PIees Also expected by packet Screw for h1i..iy,
Mill Stones, and Saw Mill CIanks. " '''"s
Richmnnd. Inly rs. eN tEf ION.
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NOTICE.

fF'IiE co-parnership heretofore existing bstvre, the
bers at Richmond, under the Ryrs srg,o~ - O.
and at Bent Greek under the Grn Cldyke Fersi.sn 80
was dissolved oG The Ia, instant by mutual cons emf "
ROBERT RIYES
RICHARD CLARKE.
ARCHER FERGUSON
IL The subscr'bers will continue Commission Bu.;os "a
tiis Iiy under the lirln OF Rives y Ferguson. ~ "
ROBERT RIVES
90. ARCHER FERGUSON
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Trustees SoIeof Land aud -Nsoroes

-, IH''te ou'tty 11uHu dHd .NegTOes.
- his wife, TO the subscriber, for the purposes therein ne
toned will be sold to the highest bidder cash in front
tue Bel Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY The G
dv Ut August next two tracts Of land, living in the county rs
Chestehed-one containing 80 acres adioinnc the Broad o
tsate, aud immediately opPosehe other Ie $50
ADJOINING Mayo'' Saw Sii Falling Creek-and h, folio -
ing named slaves Anaea, valuable Lucy and their in
RTg,IT TS,f,,y
July 81. % oIai-"'
~ Al" auo'e SAFE postponed until Friday the 10th inst
,- IL BOOKER.
30
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beautiful white porcelain clay has been Disco
yered IN Vermont. 1t il very white, As pure as
hour melis readily under the blow pipe, forms a
paste with water, aud when used as white wash
OF paint adheres strongly to wood, and gives il
hne white colour.
company OF practical -mechsnicks from Eng
land, are about to establish poteelsia mannlse.
iu5 At Pittsburg. mandatory OF this kind AZ
~ 'sdniphis, and one near New York, are going
q successfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07

At meeting of the Board yesterday, the fol-
lowing gentlemen unanimously reelected OF
Ulcers OF the above Branch, for the ensuing twelve
months, viz:
Richard II. Henderson, Esq PEST
Col. Samuel NJ. Edwards, Cashier.
Erasmus O. Hamilton, Esq Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07

DANihb W g1srER. Since lie MEMORIALS ere
=" "ns a"i,'oid convention, this gen l-mss ha
occupied isfss share Of lie public si.ea,ioa. 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-07

AT meeting of the Stockholders of the Bank
OF the Valley in Virginia, held al Winchester ON the
Slh inst. the following gentlemen were elected Di-
rectors for the present year, for the Office Of Dir
count and Drnnaite at I.aesh nrs. viz.
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CHAELEsroS, JuIy q.
seed Gotten, fully maiured. was gathered on Thurs.
day, from perfectly healthy stalk, in field on
Elisto leland.
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a dinner was given on the 9Th ult. at Albany.
10 the Cheyalier Huygens, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipo'entiaTy lrcm the Neither
anus me committee OF management were Ste
pbsn Van Rensselaer,, Martin Van BIren. Hanna.
nus Blaekef, James Stevenson, aud Peter Ganse-
yooh.