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Delaware journal., 1827-11-30
From the ". 7. American.

letter from the Agent of the African Coloniza-
ton Society, dated Caldwell, August 90, represents
the progress Of that establishment in favorable
light The recruits sent out in the ship Norfolk,
under the charge of Doctor Todson, had arrived.
The health of the colony was rather untavoraDe.
the returns Of the sick being 50 in population OF
1000. The principal disease appears to be ulcerous
sores as 81 out of the above number were afflicted
with that distemper The following paragraph ex-
hbts in brief, the feelings and necessities Of the
coloniss in very essential pont-the number OF set
tiers wanted in the colony, and its capacity tor EN-
ploving them protitably =
The Colonists are this evening convened to pre-
pare an address to their American brethren. agreea-
lbly to the wish ntimated to them on the SUBJECT IN
the last letter from the Board. 1t may not be en-
bellished with the exterior ornament OF poilshed
language fear it will suG-r on account o the
faults of composition but one quality know II
will carry along for its recommendation-truth, and
the honest sentiments Of the people. 1t is the wisl
of majority of our settlers, that emigration may
not be overdone-of some, that it may be suspended
! for couple of years--that, from concentration
the Industry of the Colony for that period, its IN
stitutions may acquire stability. and its foundations
solidtv and strength. And there's general drea'
Iel of the consequences of too favorable an oplnio
of the state of the Colony getting ground in Amerl
ca Certain am. that majority of their numbe
Twill pever concur in address suspected OF such
tendency. Whatever it proves to be, may its effect
be useful.
The Courier and Times, two London papers o
Ihigh-toned principles, both of which, it is said ar
lin the confidence of the British ministry, have com
out decidedly for Gen. jackson. They are right
They only support their own side. lhe enemle
d of the American system support principles iavor'
= Bile to England and her interest, and the l4ondan p'
# pers support the candidate of the anti-Amer ca
system party The combinations however al
pear to be a little more extensive than was at hr'
: supposed
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

The Liverpool Railway Tunnel has acquired great
popularity from the spirit with which it is conduc-
ted. The tunnel is more than half completed be-
ing already extended 300 yards. The root Is Sc
cured in such places require it, by strong orck m
arch which is built as the excavation proceeds; me
whole length of the tunnel will be about m'ie anu
half About mile of permanent railway is COM
pleted, ON the Wavcrtree road ltis gently curved,
and has fine effect. The rails are frmly pinneo
down to large blocks Of stone placed 'aree 'ee'
apart 1t is but eight or ten months since 'he "ofS
was begun.
| W. artraeted snnr .lavs ano. from paper 0l
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

We extracted. some days ago, from paper oi
Delaware journal., 1827-11-30

|l1e Pres
d an ad,
he of lii
members
EDfiE'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

Hams hoJOery.-From the following advertise
mrnt IN Petersburg paper, il appears that the
Aeller oil one OF the Banks has absconded with y
large sum OF money. We bave not been able 10
gather any further particulars. Mr. Snrl.on il re-
presented as having borne fair character Ills
conduct is said TO have been discreet and his bah
MS regular; and that his style Of living bordeted
npon parsimony rather than extravaganza The
public are OF loss TO conjecture what ciicutn-
stances could have induced man thus situated,
and grey win ,esFs, 20 blast his reputation by
such an act /, is scarcely possible that be can
e-care Blu, ii he should. the remnant OF years
lrt to him u'uSI be embite ed By tine recollection
u what he has been ana the CONSEQUENCES Of
wha: hs now is. Il i. said. with W hat truth we
know not, that he sent $4,000 TO hi- wife, which
she returned 20 the Bank with prnmp'ilude that
reflects the highest cred, upon her sense OF honor
rae hGEGred doiiUTs REGARD.
NATHANIEL Snsi-on. the Teller Of the Office of
Discount and Dep Size OF the Bank of Virginia IN
Petersburg, has s'oirn from The said Once about
forfy IN JuSgHa DO!iurs, chiefly IN uo,es OF one
hunifei dollars each tie property of the Prssi-
deaf, D'reeiols aud Company of the Bank OF VIZ
einls-snd he hbs' Guded culy on Sunday morn
ing, having. as is belle, ed very large rurrion of
hat sum with him. 1t j. un,entood lila, he got
into one at the siesmboa's below City Point ON
The same morni"g.
om su'hnFzel 10y ;he Board Of Direc ors of he
SAX! O.iier, to Oer the abov. reward .nI all rea.
-onabie eXpence-. fof hs pFeh-nsion and safe de-
hse'y to the JaoT 1t this town.
.Sneson Is about nj y years Of age; about . feet
10 or inches high his hair very grey lis face
ed and luii, WI Il clear blue ey e-.-ii- hests,es,
and generally arprar- embarrassed when speaking
o.. W. SrAINBACK, Ca-ler
Oc;obs, %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
CARPETT.TGS G. .NEGRO CLOTHING
'g'HE uh.erJesae enabled 20 odrr cassi lag.

C.HBPETI.VGS & .NEGRO CLOTTING
TgNIiE .uh.cubeisae enabled ~ oa-r rassi go
stock u
WINTER Dry GOODS,
At prices which they feel oouh eui m,dfre. Having
within the last week added l1fe " 10 uer fs supply, thry
veil only snufnrraie few 90 tne ptooiren ARID rs ~
the time siias ieir fieuIs aud The public thd The
entire safttnent will be- iouid extensive nni easonshe.
iugrau eafpetnf' If various qntluy aur them tsgfrl
piees' supcifne with uev end rich d,rp pfferns
Wilton ard brussels hearth tus.. large aid hsnI.pne
siyie
g. x 81 Door cloth h7fte, Plain sud printed
Prn,ed huxes Cor tatls sHI pt'rp cove.s
Stout iFled 90 kescy ap sEceitnt tsle frr tfr,soi
eieah'ng believed 60 ryre dufshe ani economical tso
uapt cot me
Blue aij grey iotry eaih pains fssrnou.h d,sh esl
iny, and variety 81 ga. IS q So rhtaa vlni....t
sanei. l'n''J T,osey dfusssi' osrs 'ttsins sal hl
Bsutst pot, striped dn ani rose af .li .,.. tr
tr"'st real double mtd bed Blanket rf sourahy good
quarry.
They tssrfetfuiiy invite examination, sui r'.dgf
teumeves to.e1 me 40 aui every other sfcis iu ter
1857 g DAVID Eyirt 90.
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BoaydiDg Schoql for Young Ladies'

B0ayGiDg- SchOgI TOR Young LdIjes
nv X. & MRS. HAMILTON will rsmme the duf., If
IVA their Semnary the 1T DAY Of oct neat I'm. n.t.
lotion ' bceitn successul operation for last two e,s
he generous srrp0r which Il has received from IN. ooi.
her since s commencement has Jar ee,isd the ,a,
s"he expectation oi ITS principal, aud from i,s pe,ri
"t'hg'mtni ify tel assured will he still more euil,i 10
public appreciation.
The number of pupils red into the Seminary i, mst
Inc cpu9e 90 istu,ton tbi, Institution a. sf,is.l on IN
regular cu"u"a systc o Ac,jsf,c s,uJes
' ''rH'tc oinamcntst branches utcsss Co complete
ODE iriuzle ejutst.1r
he Seminary i'lOcssl IN s most heui,ie .irson 10 is
'i}i We soho u fnf esenvs, ADD ssepinr rfs
V,ton aud s'y The oors dies will b. 80 tie
Iu, OF P"i"en-f while ever, fndc.t'r viii b. nude
cue cote c'rfeci -rd yiturus PRINCIPLE. 10 sdon the
-r' ch2s h0ut The hoald'r vii receive private infiuc-
ton in tie evenings
Tn Seminary nopcn fhs reception Of the parsunuf
guailaf 90 nc srhor, aud such ifisni they ma, ,r
proper ta Invite. rptt its ypvetnmcnf exerrss
TIE nu c.nprifu fsthes turiBt ed in ts vs,.,,
iepfifutnfs; fhe srmin15y lufrt-tsd with Gohe. 90,
ri-tr collection n marr at-o Philosophical an, Cbe,,-f
tpsrfn u,cnuy s2terivcto defnousfate tht i,,, ton,
sf the tefchrfs.
Fs PER >esion - i0 rion'ts pug1ife hsff v,o,r =; ~
IT, my mr. gV Che breaches of Enxh Educ op ine,J
Ing Erei"h Grammar Ne1drs Ootap,.,ft,n. " -,.
hnmt ct 'f"sfaphy 8nd She ct fp tiaht-. r IT,
L'tei rit".ut OF thfri'fy, &stnrAi W.fl Phil. ,by
,ni hnI"ry' $50 Tho Le'n, Grtek Tre4rh. Sptrih 49,
ial'u Lrnsussc. each &li Af,ir $50 g as 8 iG0 Dfse
9E " Fa'i'ns tn Wort C'lat $50 Velvet p. bfns, so.
hhf''s ana fnei ~ k1s t1tid, ,si ron hefle t.ih
~" "i Shee'', leis r'inv "..c. 1nd f.vt..
f'hm"ai ". s'.r ii1als.7. 5-uhf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
SsIU RE WAhD.
u ANAWAN rr.r. m. ...L....L

20 ANAWAh from the subscriber, cslling hir
ser Oliver Crummel Oliver vel made, about 6 IT.
sh NFit hlat :, aud has remarkable hs rh eh.,J
ne 49, b"oher ny trade, aud has been accustomed TO pro
'e hi'""h "ok = pa. gwen about the rc
St Permitting him 60 hre himsei feaper for one up
rom the d isreoli SINE wh'c time he has retn
~ weh "h thu, pss', IA the direct James
RIVER lie has been Richmond snd also with some
% n"@l' On said RIVER where he Pto5sbly Till li king
INA uocTiher vel the above reward 10 auy eTson
VINO "i 'aiey deli'er te 10 him Al III, res
dtHSt Amela eouhCuA,,o place him in n Jsn
~ a. ten s" eOnH'y SNLYANUS MORRIS.
L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
iil-COI-3Y;D FO3 81 =

INtf >ih-crils iu-hling tu ,h. South.
for sae b. y1's.e To- Land iytnE on II,.o r ~
the c,univ "i hSitSVs adjoining us ~ Roger A.,
kinsou, B-LJ fl,r- / uhs Immediately n,i, 81
LEADING Peter, urs M,ior, aud only as n,. nom =
Latter pcrinr h-sih te'iihy VI soil other local
ths tta, " not PACED BY any hs sniA IL
oauans 1907 acres, of which hte .iFci quantity in
woods fer the eon'umrt'on OF he ran,a''"n IL s l4n
Mt dpo'sd Of rvat' ly, fo rbch notice will be gwen,
fore The i0th day " M-i il far f tir
dsy will nn that day he exposed public sale rhe
afae thrsrThous.ud dollars han,
equal annual ELECTROMAGNETIC chaser giving bond
security wth deed Ut tfu-t the property, requei
10 secure IN. Pymsni. 4 u trr Of urier
~ deemed unnec',a'y. presumed persons WISHING
10 pucbs.c tvili iand, which will h- shown a
any Tine by neeiur Jusesh Grave. ny Em. Raiiy who
r':ii- near thu pl'ce. ROGER +. ATKINSON.
Ila',-h CO., Vtl. =. 4H-,v'is
~ okSUAST 10 the ist WI tame NJ. ..le
- MIS- Hannah Krpp, will b. sold 10
ur highest bidder SAih da the l7h Nay nsx n
Plantation called tuhun eIor situated
near Usnshn', containing 4G2 Also sund,y s sys.
Stock, Psnliior Uttns- and Cvp. heong ing Ia the E,,a
81 the dec The improvements this Farr, isrre
i'E" story Bck Dwelling Ise and number OF couv, M, ~
Dot lu'rs Terms will he made Known the dav sale
The E'aie oreurisd ~ NJ III NJ. Gryne. Aesf ii. p
pong Tee n King Van, for sse hy private contract ak
At not dpoed ct previous to The II Of Dec. will he for
rent te ensuing year. Proposals aides,ed the ulscY-
ny Mal,o ederieksbu9g, will meet with attention.
JOHN CHEW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
ELECTIONS

rem Y'raniG. As far as the returns have
oeen received, there are So for Jackson. IA for
Ad'ms doubtful. The Phil Pal esttoat.s M,
more ihsh % for a out Of the l33 which con
s'it"'s both Houses. The Sentinel continues 10
I'alcuIe Mr.. Pouson's comparative tsbles-Fsr
instance; Mr.. u claim. for Mr.. Aims ,bo 80
pies ticket nominated at an ercjnyire .Jyctso,
HectWR IN Be'ks county; and in III nm, he
taxes the average votes given for Jr.ksoq J-o5gn
Tear cdnH'dafes IN oppo.iion to The successful
regular Jsckson csnJidates IS p criterion Of A.
dams strength. Yet, with variety II such e..
tors' ihs ~ Intelligence CONTINUES TO rely or
N"' authority. The Pi'sburg Mercury 8 ,ows
also hJw completely Jscts9n oqtsfrip, ADAM
N 'he west. Allegheny, Washington, Fay
cite, Beaver, Wermoreland, Arn,irong. all send
representatives. TO The Legislature, decidedly Jack
g0utan.
.NaYiaod-Tbe Balls Republ.csa e7rrec.s iis
is' iTom sn'-e'reni information Cairsri county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
~ IEFEERSn,c

Tie bold assertions of the. y. IntelIoence, han
ended, just ~ We eXpected,-ir smoke. yyb,, :.
the sum 'ot'i OF their evidence? All ,bci, o.;
mn vouchers are, IL, an extract of l.,t.r -
:, "s,"se!Ves no" Mr.. A. IN Virginia; covering.
2nd an extract IF letter TO MI 4 f,or, NJ, e
MIR - says nei her he, npr Mcysrs {, ~ II -
willing to give M their names TO the puiiic ~
" hoe posse of witnesses remain i,rtG - .n,l -,
The iesin ny of these behind the cur,si -
are TO believe, that Mr.. Jefferson used such ~
rFe=-Ions as these, "Gen. Jackson ,yse ,,1r,
bull d z; BAT hat these bull dogs ousbt - H.
chained IN time of p"acs;" and that ,bev 80
used W hen he was speaking OF Gen Us Dreie.si,,,
10 the Presidency. The ia esencer ,bus 49,;
sersb!v bal=d in is host "f ,vitnesees j. ,s,l,,aI
TO me necessity o! eking ont its testimony. with an
en9Hymo'S liter IRON the Lyncbburg ,-irsinian
and paragraph from paper in this ,.ity IN
last does not produce little Of evidence an, ,h.
LynciIhIrg man in the mask refers by name N he
tirgnidns, who arc soid to have heard Mir 7 ,,so
the above expressions about Gen j.
wen, admit ing these assertions 10 be truo ,,t,
=" ,"ey prove! ihat Mr.. j preferred Ad4rn- n
jackson, alter ne had seen the f,mous. bieL,o,,I
message of Mr.. y. TO Congress? no oneLas -
de"ied that M. J. preferred q before he b.d CO..
nc co'r-e OF has administration ANY .,ids,c
aiduce1 "P0n thai point is mere sufolns,cs p,
ne point -, did he prefer Adams m y,co,15s ,
The whole stream Of his conversations anl 60.
pondence; his declarations to Mr.. Rsnd,lnb Iis
letters 10 Mr.. Giles AID Others move r,,i,i
wa, he S"aa prepared TO wsiye all his s,-cs,,; .;
Jackson; aye, to take the "eood bulI ,Io, ,, -
ihsy =" III have II 81, rather than support ,Is 80
VINO was reckle=sly and dsringly trampling mon
me constitution OF his country. However de.o..
rate he nigh have considered the aI,ernativs IT,,
"m' yet wa he prepared TO record Gen J a. ,bs
man who was to rescue from "tiis usurr ,ion rs
I'll tiie rights reserved 10 the states any s..,t
in's7'on 20 government without Iin,ii,tio, NJ
powers" Such a'e the exrrps<io.a If tis -,.ro,.
ra'de letter to Nf. Giles of The 26,b of lee Is5s
SIX mo itbs only before he bteaihed hrs last Al
-urn' we are assured rom all quarters was the n
Pinion which lie bad dcHberateiD formed an
the desperate bearings OF he present ad.nioi.t,fo
Bot is really sst"nI.bing 10 see IA. exn,l,snfs
which are empi yel to bols'ef M he cause Of The
administration. The Intclligeocer affects INV q,
l-uiy itsel! Tor producing the opinion of Mr.. JEFF
'e'-on because Others had mis- presented it-v hen
20 truth II was The friends of he aIntnis,,a,ior
VINO were ihs sfst to bring bis name before lie
public and drive Others to The necessity Of ca,
fecimg he depreciation. The same s,r,s .,,s
~ 'inried 20 he praclsed with Tie name II Mr.
a'l'-on--An nd that disiirg uished man -va- con
PEELED 10 leave his retirement. and 10 vjnlicste him
sell ifom similar misrepresentation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

IN which IL h'd set down , delegates To jackson
ID nov transferred TO the Adams side. On the o.
'her hand, Worcester, which had been stated TO
return Adams men and one jackson, has actu.
'tly re urned Jackson and Adans-anI Ioy.
chester, Instead OF returning 3 Adams and one
Jackson delegate, has returned ,, If not 3, jack
sohian~' Mokins these DIRECTIONS the kepublran
.'ses tina the "partes VIII still stand very near.
/ equal in he II. of Delegates, and on Joint bal.
Pi' our diattF,d msjoiliy In the Senate will Civ e
us he controui -
Ohi9. Sig very sguslly in his State
against The Administration. Mr.. s. ansbufy >
Jackson iuan OF talents, has been elected To Con.
greSS, IA Place of Dir. Wilson declared. The a.
dams prints console ,hemselyes tor their discount
lure, bJ saying, I'd &c Administration cauihlate-
oueted tor the vacancy, anil only one .ck- onian
" e nave not seen the polls, AMI cannot iIi.e of
ihe relative SIRE 9Th OF pa tes. But letter IRON
Newark states, ttat at the last election Jackson
feee'ved only ICO voe- IN the whole Nisuci,
and that now he would get from three 20 lou
thou-dhd The cksomian- have carried th.i.
Wh"le ticket IN Cincinnati and The luniy OF Ham.
mon. MF. Mack - elected Senator yer Oh We,
by majority oi 1854 aud NE srs. H,v,vs,b
Shob and BEL Representatives by an AVERAGE
majority q! siX'e-u bundled and forty. In th.
;oYn OF Cincinnati 81 ,ue. Jackson. strength h..
nc, e"7ed 23J, ani L. The coin 4 81 siace 1924
=" bahVHe, knox county, vote WIS taken al
iouI COMPANY mu>ters, and the result was 2Gg for
jackson aad 2 Adams. 30 h parties are ..n
g"ine IN receiving the vote OF OhiD. a le'Ist
IRON Cincinnati OF the l0h states the s,ronse4,
counties for Clay il 1874 are no>v showing ti.elr
sie"g b Tor J,CS-on''
Nsm Jeos 3 lis s'ili claimed Ivy brh parties
iH- iien Is oil The Administration are to hold tLei,
Convention at Trenton on the 26,h December
the anniversary of the battle OF Trenton enc Of
ne reasons assigned In support OF tiIs m.,sure
IS, that It " iii give the f.ienl- oi the a.',ni,i.
nenis - ff
.HGiac.-Tiere are i.dica'ions OF an Aat-A
daas IN joiiy even in tie Legislature OF Name
a. exhibited by The Eastern Argus and y. II Pa
uiot but =" che Universal Nation will probe
by 90 for Adans
N'c York. Al our Letter. assure us tia,
Doth cry and county will go for c;snn. So
eonh :eht ere tie Adams tes.e, OF this result, that
osiiied a. they have heen In their invention of
Coalition b't@een Clinton and Van buten, they
are now getting up new plot, Of the Jack
mans managing TO secure R'ajori y in the Lsgis.
','uTe' IN order to take buck in their owu hamGs he
erection 81 Electors. Eat The story is too absurd
20 .n'ceed and i, will recou on the heads OF lis
authors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
CLOI-ER GITL E0R So

~ lib be oaeied for lcas@, the premises. 10 the hi-N,
~ h"deT on ituJsIsy ia. 18Th day Nov ext n ts;r
not me 80 ~ ia DAY thereafter, that well known stanA
'o'sf h :aNcin situated ia lie N,reme Western point
ne county o. Pince Edwa d, and the main W eser,
~ c""s winch The RohpoHd snd Lvnehburg Stages pass
o. s,n as tSc"Tcd) rs miles brlors ti- town
hs Estaoiish' az hos teen exp,
Aa'nE an necessary hCu which nearly and 10 seo
ttFa me situation very ,hy aud the stand not feriar a.
any ~ the section VI country IN which it j. located
oo ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26
GOCLD HILL T57V r n i

VIE Subscriber will expose for Rer hiehcu hil,r
on the the ii Of MONTH frrt,I. h.t,.
y"s two miles ah've Hanover Town, the River. rh-
,rms wi To L." MONEY! secured by bonl and security Az
the 'ane ine the thr Esaie attached 10 H. win
ne hrrd t'r the e. sung year. JSo. DICKINSON,
receiver md -id-r OF the :banoery OF FIeic
hi ~ ts suits Da;iaile Bv.,c. {. ami F.
vs.R'u; : X cihci-. = -
OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

- cha''e.s. L. h'n'IcO COM court, Oct. Ist. 92T
Jahes Wallace, WIN Tor the den, tit Of John FR
SURVIVOR OF VIM G Murphy aud said Forbes, trustee, for
Certain Of said ~allaee's creditors. PIN
against
J,hn Paine, Jane Paine, Snow Paine and Orr. pin.
brother; aud sister of Samuel Paine, dec Il nus
Pam, dec sister of the said Samuel Paine, VIII su.-
"iVei han the said Samuel Paine, deceased. and rLon-
Is M'Fion FAise, Margaret Bdge, widow of Samp-t
nise Grcese4 -Shich said Thomas AIprtur Paine su,'
s"ret Hre children and heirs OF Nathaniel Paine dec
n'o'her OF te said Samuel ,iue dec. Hannah P,,-
Gee IN ihrr cliacy heirs ditri hutt es of In,
samuel Pane dec sni Human Psne dee; sad r,s
~ Ahnn'sta ,or oi the sid Samuel PANE. dee Ws
nam Herbert 4 Claiborne, Edward q. Mayo Robl p.ir
and John ~. M,!strs, - m "a, '"''
The peiendaui- John Paine, Jane Paine Thoms, M,r,o,
4he, Margaret Bridge aud OT Paine, having entef-
I appearance AMI given secny arcord ng IN. AT Of
a emily and t'e fes Of ;his court and appearing y 81.
'H''"y evidence that iey inhabitants Of this coun
- ,"ers Ih1t ibe sad defendants appear here ON III
>t dIv 81 me ~ S JaRCay answer The bt ~ H.,
ahH' and vt copy Of 'hs or be forthg, III ns, m
some newspaper published in The Rchm.nd for =,
months sue et'yey, aud posted 81 the front dor Of ~
courthouse Of tiis ooutiy. a COPY Tsste " "F
LOFTiN y. ELLETT, e IL r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

lie Si"re aul Lumber House At the Piniu- Tee :;
mag w T. county, situated H wealthy erhbourh 1od
e " one 81 the most public Ferries IN The lower part Of M,
sue fri'ens wishing icn Lease the .f,fs.aiJ y
y TO- eomn's'eial purpose, viii apply Mr.. Sterling
'ng IA King WIN county. EoDEltr I.Ts ~"
OCT .. - =. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

DIS,A-5L SIT4uP LIND C0JIP-Y-lY-
I'hhE notice iht the eting OF this COMPANY will 49,.
4 place IA the 5h dy Of NV. accoriin, o The ~
'''''h' OF Tue Az VI Assembly. FIELDING LEWIS
r.. E.,,.- .. a.. A. ~, - ., President
M NJ. ~ ''''' a." rs use
Oc'.l2. = ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

AZ Gs-N t-.d N, competent 60 give instruction In IA
: Latin Geek and German Language wi he, enpln,s,
rher a. Tnor ~ Pivste family the county, -nf a,
J ,i-tdu ~ some Seminary. " -
i,enr'' pot pad adhr, SOD 10 Henry Weber at This olsee
n'ni, Oct. ~. g-siF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

Resolved, That I'VE proceed forthwith 70 the e.
lection of three delesaies to represent this city in
said convention.
hseo!ved. That Conmrlee of Corresnon-
oehce, TO consist OF twenty -four, be appointed;
I'at II have power TO supply any vacancy that
may orcnr IN the delegation to the -sil Conven-
non rom tiis meeting, and corfe-road with conn
hn'eeS OF similar meetings; and tina, they be ear
nFsiy recommended 10 usa The utmost zeal in the
discharge OF their dmie.''
ANA he 'a'd Presui5l- anil z .snlrtioas being
-au, ana no objection thereto -usse ted byaay
Nm were On question put thereon by The CHAIR,
only.
ne meeting then proceeded 70 the appointment of
ps'sSale- 10 he Convention to- be held in this CIV
u" 'h- Slh day oi January next. AMI OF CominiI.
'es "' correspond <nce, coaformaby TO The rsso!i-
,.uns "'o'esaid- when the following s-nl-n,en
"e'e appointed Deieyatss TO tie s.ii COtCstiigr n
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MARRIED. ON Wtdrcs law Tie ish it., hy the lev
Wa. D. C.,rs, Iioan Page Esq e. Afiss Lu-y Iii,
Jo"s' d'"sh'er 81 dictate k,i"'a jo'r, E al Of Glu-
ctstrr equity, VI.
-, or ,he 81 inst, ~ The nv III Mite lr I'M r.
EHiey Eq. % Doydi2n, 10 H"s Aa, daughter 81 tie late
N,rt. boy iVi Buespue, AIerk cru 8.
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nlEhl ,n ihe 18th int, Mrsk.rhrrr s't5r tesionre
Of l' rl'tct Natiand A"KIudrI, hrrles E0te Ssrai-
der. 9 the 22d year of bic age
Tie death Of the truly auahlr and pr'mr voung Een,'e
man, o o." ls's loss to society htn ais &C. h -uis
-, on Thursday nofuus, he - 81 inst. Hfstfr NM
r. PUcken, eyed yesfs,9 t"rths. fhe friends aud
qusut@uces ri the family genet ily, invited 10 .erd Go
trnes, Ibis morning NJ 10 ciook, FROM the fsdenes VI hs
Father, on MAN Stset
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Chapman j0hnson, anlS
ntnisl Call
A"i The following geni men Were appoin,ei
COMMITTEES IF Gar! c. poa9cucs. viz.
WA II Cabrii f. w R,o,es
Robert Stanard Thon,. Rc,,hsnh,,,,1
John II Pl-a,an,s Pre..o, S,ni,h
VIM II. Fi;zwh, l.onn Jno En,,.rs
Ro6rr' pDliud doctor Th,na. o-.i.,.,
.r, H. EiT'ace Doct. Mcaj n Clark.
Thomas Rutherford William Jsn,ha,,
Jacqnelin 3. Harvie Doctor NJ. p.
tHo"ey C"rF Samuel Myers
Ispoe'l Hreenhow Henry Gibson
YIN. G. Pendieton John t;odjin.
es'o" h"nd' irh Samuel Sub.e't.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting
"s s'shed oY The Chairman and Secretarc and en-.
pies thereof be furnished 10 the l. iiiors of tho H.,
q""er and the Thig, with request tina, rbey
""ui" publish them; nd that the Editors of thu
"her newspapers in The Stare be also reuuest.I IN
publish them. ~
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