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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-27

NOTICE.
TCY virtue Of the follewiag deeds Of
ID ed by Richard Lgon Edward iIushe. and john w
Wilson, bearing date tbs 9Th day of Noven,hr, the year
1897 and The other executed by Richard Lyon sDd Ann
Lyon, hi. wilt. John Miller, bearing the 18th day
June, 1884, both deeds duly admitted the cerk
deed m.noned The subscribers wst Painvie the county
Of Amelis, the 18th day OF July If fair If
nett day tbereaer sell the highest bidder auction
for cash, certain tract of land lying in the said county
Amelia, m creek Containing 6i5 including island
thereto attached. We will convey such only vested
In Us uu,es which believed to lie sst'onabie.
EdtcdTd Hughes,
John w. Wilson,
John Miller.
Yhe above sale lakes place with my ene and sp-
probation. RICHARD LIGON.
jDue 20. i3--tds
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

NEw-YoRK ELECTORAL LAw.-The friends
of the Administration may now rest satisfied
that no attempt will be made to alter the
New York Electoral Law. The Jackson lead
ers shrink from the commtal Of an CT which
must bring down, on them the Indignation Of
the people mot only of the State Of N. York,
but the whole country. Mr.. VAN buren, mas
been travelling through the State, consulting
his friends on this subject, and is now satisfied
that, however desperate the cause ofthe "Mil-
ltary Cheftain" may be New York must be let
alono-that the people must be left 10 act for
themselves. That Mr.. Adams will receive 20,
if not more, of the votes Of that State there
can be no doubt.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
Gc;-Tt is expected that the Steam Boat
Benjamin Franklin, Captain Bunker, will leave
Boston for Providence, Tomorrow.

AUTHENTIC ANEcDorE.-When, during
the late war, Admiral Warren was lying in
the Chesapeake, Captain Smith was sent by
Commodore Stewart, then at Norfolk, to ne
gociate an exchange of prisoners. The news
had just arrived Of the capture of the Java,
and the Admiral, speaking of that event, ask
sd Captain Smith how it happened that our
irgates were SO successful in taking theirs.
Captain s. answered that he know no reason
for 1t unless it was that we fought butter.
"Eo." said the Admiral "that cannot be, but
the reason is, that two-thrds Of your crews
are British seamen." "Then," replied Cap
tain Smith, "lhe other third. being Americans,
makes the whole d ference" The Admiral
attempted no further explanations or argument
on the knotty subject,
We doubt If the records of wit can produce
a more happy repartee. 1t was prompt and
sharp; and, at the same time, goes to the
very heart and marrow Of the question. 1t is
one Of those pushes that can neither DO par
ried nor returned. 1t closed the game; the
Admiral had not another move Vat Gaz.
CorroN.-Thc Charleston Courier of the
27th ut. says, yesterday afternoon wagon
load of Cotton. new crop, was received by
Mess John Robinson, Son s. Co. from Nash
Roach, Esqs. plantation, in Barnwell District.
received in this city for several years past and
judging from this sample, the crop promises to
be excellent in quality.
We understand several planters in the ad-
joining districts, expect TO have portion of
their crops at market in the course Of the next
week. Should we not have one of those Sc
we're gales, which, at this season Of the year,
we are so liable to, the prospects of the Rice
and Upland Cotton planters are fair for good
" return for their labors.
We are informed, however, that the late
rains, accompanied by high winds, have ma
terially impaired the prospects Of Sea Island
planters, and should we have single gale, it
is believed, notwithstanding the high hopes
| entertained a few weeks since? that the crop
will fall far short Of that of last year. This,
however, depends upon such contingencies,
that the result cannot be forctold.
The Mobile Commercial Register of the 10th
ult gives the following extract Of letter from
a gentleman in Clark county," On the I'd OF
August there was gathered in this neighbor.
hood, suliccncy Of Cotton, to spin consider
able sewing thread; this was gathered on the
plantation Of Capt Stephen Noobs; Crops are
very fine in this section of the country, and we
are in hopes that the markets this sc ason will
encourage the farmers to use with moro indus
try"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

BRowN University. AT the Meeting of
the Cooperation on Thursday last, Samuel W.
Brigham Was elected Chancellor in pluco OF
Bishop Griswold resigned. Rav. Daniel Sharp
Of Boston. was elected Fellow in place OF
Dr.. d ,idwin deceased. A letter Of rosigna-
tion was received from Nicholas Brown, Jr.
o! the chy Of New. York, AND John Carter
Brown. Of Providence, was elected Trustee in
his place. The following named gentlemen
wsrc also elected Trust ces. Thomas Burgess.
OF Providence. yics Pardon Bowen, deceased.
John Brown Francis, Of Warwick, vice Bish-
op Griswo'd. resigned. John Pitman Of Provi-
Gencc. vco Thomas Arnold deceased, Rev.
Jlmes ID Knowles Of Boston, vice Rov. viii
lam Gammell deceased Rev. Rufus Bsbcocl
OF Salem. vice Mr Sharp e!ccI.d Fellow,
Rev Heary Jackson vice Stephen Gano de.
CEASED Samuel Eddy elected Secretary and
AIlseq B Ives, Treasurer. Rev. ALtxAs CAS-.
WELL, was appointed Professor Of Mathana-
ti's and Natural Philosophy in place Of Rev
!AIva Woods, resigned; and John Wayland and
John H. WeeScn, Tutors.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

So much fer consistency! But ioIbcar 10
say more on subject that beieve most pco-
pie understand. lad another object in view
when / commenced, which was TO introduce
those who are less known, and consequently
are more dangerous. The whole Aristocracy
shall yet be srrayed, till none shall have cause
to complain. that they have passed unnoted
through political course, which should be re-
corded as the most extra ordinary, wayward and
unprincipled, that will probably ever be found
in the annals OF Rhode Island.
NATHANIEL GREENE.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

vice shall immediately give public notice thu reof BY sdverte'
men three successive weeks in newspaper published
nearest To said manufacturing establishment. And final
recovered against any such corporation,
execution shall against the goods and ehaes aud real
Of said posiion And the ueer having charge Of
said execution SHALL any time before advertising the prop
ey attached by him for SALE accept for attachment any prop
ery real personal which said oopo lis agent may
r ha, purpose, aud the property turned shall
be first sold and applied far shall he sufficient the dis
charge Of said execution. And when any suit execution
shall be returned uniaGed in whole in part, the plaintiff
shall have his writ Of ore acins against any Of
the members Of said corporation requiring him. her them
show why shall issue against him, her
them Of his, her he proper estate; and judgment
rendered such writ Of se cia in favour Of the plaintiff,
the cution thereon shall issue against the body
bodic, Of said member members fo for his,
her thc private debt Aud the member members
ofany spc corporation whose property estate shall he taken
for who h pay the debit Of such corporation shall have
his her their remedy therefor by action against the corpor
alton in aforesaid and the proceedings
herein be mentioned shall be had the execution against
such corporation, and il said execution shall he returned
hll have h her hei remedy by or ws Of scre
ds agan. the other member members of said corporation
for their respective proportions of the debt rad such
member members whose property shall be taken
who shah pay such debt may Immediately by action
at law against the other member members Of said corpora
tion and shall in such action the paid by him
her or them, and above his her their share propor-
ton OF such debt with cost.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

ayMr. GILBERT, manager of the Eowery
Theatre, has addressed the following note to
Mr.. Noah:
ain order to prevent disappointment at the
door, | hereby inform you, that neither you,
your family, or any person connected with your
establishment, will hereafter be admitted TO
the Bowery Theatre, without payment"
What will befal poor Mordccai next Horse
whipped, detected in all sorts Of lying and
turned out Of the Theatre! Major, such jokes
cannot be laughed of, something must be done
TO save your credit.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
0o The following sentiments were expressed d

0ct The following sentiments we're expressed
by Mr.. Pope, "a thorough going Jacksonian, }
prior to the kentucky election. They were
contained in a letter TO friend. and published
in tho Louisville, Ky. Advertiser, a noted Jack
son print. Let the candid reader compare the
facts with the result. Who would not be proud
of such an honorable acquftal as tho admin
istration lave at the hands Of Kentucky.
"Tbe administration convention, in Decem-
Der selected Gen. Mctcalfe as their cand ate
for governor, and he must be considered iden
tilted with that party in his contest. He was
one OF our representatives in Congress who
voted against General Jackson, contrary TO the
will Of the state, as expressed through the
general assembly.
''It must be clearly understood that the ad-
minisfration party in presenting Gen. Metcalfe
as their candidate, put the question directly 10
the people Of Kentucky DO you, or do yom
not apprsrs the conduct Of your representa-.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
DIED,

In this town Sunday mo- ming last Jane Matilda dsurbter
Of Mr. Silas Hail. aged 10 months.
On the 4h inst. Mrs Waiy Weejcn widow Of the late Mr.
John Wteden Of North kngstown, aged 10.
Yesterday morning, Sarah IIeaey infant daughter Of Mr
Thomas Warner, aged . year and DAYS
In Seekonk Monday last Mr. James French In the o2d
year Of bis age. Funeral this day al 10 O'Clock.
IN Moth Providence, on Sunday morning last, Sarah Au
gn.ia, infant daughter OF Mr. Joel Derby, aged months
In rswiueke I'd inst OTIS, infant Of Mr. Oliver Lspham
aged IS months.
In satersye Mis-, Amelia Johnson aged 20 years. former
" Of onJoseph, infant son of Mr. william Hovard-
Mary, infant daughter Of Mr. WIN Yearn,hsw.
age. "
10 smih6eh, Friday last, Mr. Charlie. AnseIL IN ,bs
5O.h yenr Of his age. s'' " wv
In Newport on fhursdsy hsi, Mrs Abigail coarJ aged 80
-3isi olt Miss Margaret q, ssen., aged 63 - ~
swan,ey on "Wednesday last, after short bu, severe m;
Philip sladc, 10 the Csh year Of b are and n,
nearly W yea" Pastor sf the Baptist Church In thai town
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

iioes il roiing at tie last Presidenha! cleo
toa against Gen. Jackson in opposition to
the solemn, urgent, and almost unanimous
declaration ofthe general assembly," Ifthe
people in the present aspect Of the controver-
sy, elect Gen. Metcalfe, j, will be claimed
and very properly; not only us an acquittal by
Kentucky Of the charges against Adams. Clay,
&c. but as triumph of Mr.. Clay and his
friends, upon the very principle in contest. 1t
must be so viewed here and by the people Of
other states. The eyes Of the nation are upon
us, looking with anxious solicitude to the re-
suit of the present contest for governor in Ken
lucky. The election OF Gen. Metcalfe will be
deemed an appreciation by Kentucky Of the
vote of her representatives in congress at the
last presidential election"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

y The steam Boat, Benjamin franklin. II
this place for Boston on Saturday at six
O'Clock and forty minutes A. NJ. with fifty
passengers, and arrived at Boston Light, at
twelve O'Clock and fifty six minutes She was
two hours and seven minutes from Providence
to Newport, and fifteen hours and twenty six
minutes from Newport to Boston Light. The
distance from Providence to Boston is stated
TO be 23o miles, The boat was TO make a
trip 10 Salem to-day on Wednesday take an
excursion round the harbor. and leave for thi.
place on Thursday day.-.fmerican
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

A Rum Duke.-When his Grace the Duke
Of St. Adams, on receiving his decree Of Doe.
tor Of Laws, subscribed his name with the alb
breviation Of his new title in the book Of the
University, instead Of l.. l.. ID. the well known
abbrevia,ion for the Latin OF Doctor OF Laws,
he wrote l.. s. d. the abbrcviation for pounds,
shillings, and pence, subject which has, prob
ably, engrossed much Of his attention Of late.
Perhaps it was intended by his Grace as an
ingenious mode Of rallying the university for
bestowing their degrees on the possessors Of
l.. S. D.-Chronicie.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
MARRIED.

In this town, 3is u by Hon. Stephen Branch Mr. Christie
pher Brown, of Pawucke, to Miss Nancy Armstrong Of
Norwich, Con. "
On Saturday morning last. by Rev DR. Edes, Mr. John Bow
cock, TO Mi.s Hannah Sanford, both of Troy
In Pawtucket, 3,s ult by Rev Mr. Greene Mr. William
Cameron, Of Smthfed, 10 Mss Amha Briggs, Of Pawurket
In Pawucke, on Sunday evening last, BY Rev Mr. Bcne-
dict lngrhan, Of seekonk 10 Miss Sarah Ann Ba
ker, Of The former place.
la Sernae Sunday morning last by Rev Mr. Knight M,
Abner Peekbam to Miss Patience France. daughter Of Mr.
Charles Barri..
II Bristol hy Rev Bishop Gr.wod, Capt Elijah s,oddard Of
Taunon 10 Miss Persis Hail. of Ray nhaa.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

n3-The Theatre was last evening closed
after short and successful season. Charles
Young Esq. the manager, during his short stay
with US made every excrtion TO please the pub
lie, and with few exceptions, succeeded; he
will proceed to Boston TO take the manage
ment of the Federal street Theatre, and we
doubt not he will meet with encouragement.
We wish h i'm success.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

The extra session Of the Legislature of New
York for completing the revision of the Laws,
commences at Albany on the 9th inst. Tho
"revisers" are said TO have nearly completed
their labors. The whole would have been
finished. had it not been for the illness Of
Judge Spencer.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

GYPERRY's VIcToRY.-The anniversary
Of tho battle of Lake Erie, will be celebrated
this day at Newport. Mr.. Speaker STEVEN
SON and several other distinguished gentlemen
will attend. A dinner is to bo served up at the
Bellevue Hotel.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

Hon. ALBERT GALLATIs aud son came
passengers in tie steam boat Chancellor Liy-
iagHon. on Monday last hlr. Ca!Iatin is one
of 'he Commissioners for SETTLING tho northern
boundary line. He s.on hs way to Maine.
Mr.. BAILsr, the Post Master at New York
.disd ssddssly on Sunday morning last.
A chip . 10 be launched At Newport thi,
DAY. 10 be called the "ERIE."
TJAfrisnd wishss us to inquire the reason,
why the account Of the battle Of Lake Erie,
writsss by Dr.: Parsons, hes not boon publish-
- IN shs Dapsrs tie pssssnt yssr.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

The title of the New Harmony Gazette,
published at MIR. Robert Owens social CON-
munity, New Harmony, Indiana, is about to
be changed to that of New Harmony and
Nashoba Gazette" and will in future be con-
Quoted by Robert Dalen Owen (son of Robert
Owen) and Miss Frances Wright.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

QyBRANcH BANK.-The following are Il =
names of the Directors Of the Branch Bank for
the ensuing year: Philip Allen, Nicholas
Brown, Thomas Cole, Charles Potter, Isaac
Brown, Christopher II. Stafford, Rufus Water
man, Moses b. Ives, Samuel w. Brigham.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10
ORDIN NATION.

The Rev. AUGUSTUS W. FARLEY, will be
ordained this day over the Westminster Con-
grega,ional Church and Society Of this town.
The ceremonies will take place at the Rev.
Dr. Edes' Meeting House. Sermon by the
Rev. DIR. CHANNING, Of Boston.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

G-A DINNER was given by the Editors Of
the Boston papers, on Saturday last, to Messrs.
YOUNG & NUNS. late editors of the Boston
Palladium. The venerable BENJAMIN Rus
SELL, Esq. editor of the Centinel, presided.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

lTHon. FRANCIS GRANGER, has declined
the nomination of the Anti Masonic Conven.
lion, as candidate for Governor Of the
state of New York. He supports Judge Thoinp-
son for that office.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

VS-JoshrH LANcAsrEft-is gagging the in
habitants of Canada, with lectures on his
system Of education.
Miss RIVERS. late Of the Boston Federal
Street Theatre, is announced as a (" star 4" n
the Baltimore Theatre.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

WEDNESDAY. sK PrEMsER 10.

OJ-Prssidsnt ADAMS arrived in this town
J ss,ordsy forenoon st half past ten o'clock
and took rooms at tho franklin House. The
President left Quincy on Monday afternoon,
on his return to Washington, in consequences
ofreceisiss intelligence Of the serious ind'spo-
shi,a of Mrs. ADAMS. At I2 O'Clock he took
Capt. CoGGEsHALL, for New York. While
Mr.. Adams rema ained at the franklin House,
he was introduced to a large number ofcitizcns
by Marshal AsrHoNr, and among others wo
were pleased to notice the venerable Gen BAR.
rsS. the cap'or Of PRESCOTT, and the worthy
Friend Mcsrs BRowN, ESQ.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

C,-The Steam Boat Benjamin Franklin, is
not to run on Sundays. II is expected she will
be admitted member of DR.. Springs Church.
Captain JONES will assist at the initiation cere-
mony.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

Died, at his residence in the State of Ken.
lucky, on the 27.h ult. Hon. ROBERT TRIM
DIE, one of the Justices Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

0O-The address spoken by Mr.. Archer al
the opening Of the fremont Theatre, was
written by Mrs. Katharine M. Ware. Editor,
Of the '.Bower of Taste.''
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

House cf Representatives., June 28, 1923.
The foregoing bill read and referred TO Me.sr. Benia-
min iayari, Christopher Rhodes Nathan F. Dyon John An
dew' and James T. Simmons report thereon at the next
session. Attest:
WILLIAM S. PATrEN, CIerk.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

CC-The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON left
yesterday with IT'S passengers for New York.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-09-10

Snita Ppmes,sr -Tn tn. caiet Of Nj, morning, !,
stated that "he Washington gained her rival FIVE miles,
L'tween Gull Light AMI NewIar." If her rival" means
the B.iyamin Franklin the statement is fll.c.
I'M nIfEkER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

NJ LII bt sold the hrst OF the Char
w loesv- N it"n, Of the Eagle Hr:@i thirty siave.,
eon'nS oi men, wcmen aud boys, 1pons
saiusoe ,re1csGru The terms will he made on the
cay oil sale. TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH
-, . EI'or of Thomas JeGerson decd.
The residue of the real Thvm,. eli, r..n dec
~ me County OF Abeustle Comprising the Mansion
OF on'ictiio, aud IL ',and Of first land
ohsred Tor sale on accommodating little more
expected than fair fer the aos ans the
N"'ue OF ihs improvements L. J. Il
Ehvr Of I. j.. decd
l.tI
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Scan Tavern IN Richmond, for Sale.


virtue Of deed of by John L. Hsri. and
-S nancy his WIFE 10 Mr.. VIM boncure IN, (s,th
power TO either of TO under the dee
ds.e me 25h day OF November 1919, aud ted
record IN The court Of Eiun. of Richmond on
the Of December following, shall on Friday the
seeoatdGy oi the next ucEth, between isek "
'a mol, al the same time the neat fair day st the
Ptenre sell at public aueor TO the highest bidder tor
Iy money all thai lot OF on Acre
yins an beng on street IN the City Of Richmond known
ava dnsurh.d IN the plan OF card city by nun Der 7sf
oe'nS me same lot On which the Swami Tavern
a containing IN front said III street. hundred aud
ty tees eight inohesAisv other riece nr parcel Of
s'onnd containing in front said street. ty feet u,nns
u. as noned lot on the we, running th. derih
10 card piece OF ground having thereon n brick
which ia. been used stable for Tavrn and
wheh said piece VI ground part IL lot No 7a9 and
sdoI on the EAST the sfocnd belonging the OF An
ore" bunsrouib deed, mech the let. OF pieces
ground and sPPuItenances be suEc. &c a,s. III.
sun 'i SIX thousand Two hundred -four dollar. ,ty eight
Seh aud The nteres tbs, hath .iu The 2h
Gay OF The last month Nov 1921 due Mary Shepard
ohef' he. aud legal representatives. Samuel Shep.rd
this trust. " Va
Ahe ute ~ the above property believe Ne clear AMI
rnqnts;icnehie, hnt shall convey such only u, =. vc -
w. " "".'-e Aforesaid. :. KoDlESoN Trustee.
- - E5-t
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FIRES.

On Tuesday morning. 81 inst about :; o'clocl,
The extensive iron Foundry, owned hy Mr.. Ben
jamin Thomas, III bingham, Mass. was entirely
destroyed by fire, with all the machinery, Sc
J Loss estimated at about $4,000.
The stores OF Sas Titronb s Co. and Sar:,uel
Cutler, in Middle-sirect, Portland, Me. were dcs-
troyod by fire the 29;h u,t. The stock consumn-
ed was valued at $4,000, OF which $4,000 was
nsurc,i
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THE PRESS.

Tho Richmond Enquirer heretofore conduct
cd by Thomas Richie aud Claiborne w. Goocb
has lately made a change; Col. Gooch retires, and
Mr. Richie has taken his late foreman MIR. Cock
ldtc partnership.
The Enquirer has long been leading and We
ryexiensively circulating journa' ~ virginia; its
politics have been based upon the republican bot
t', the tcundatcp ct gcck, tho product aud !aboui
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

m.lted last session, referred TO Committee ofihe
whole House on the State OF the Union. a mo
ton by MIR. Chiffon, TO appoint United States
Commissioners in each State and Territory OF the
Union, TO report on the internal condition OF each
respectively, was rejected. message was re-
ceired from the President, with various accounts
from the Comptroller OF the Treasury and the
Fourth Auditor; letter f,oIr The Cherokee Cuua-
ci'; and report from the Secretary OF War, con-
corning harbors, roads, and other works of ill.,
ternaI improvements. fUIdsh. Iti.
BosrcS, Dec. 4.--AiassacIusc.ts Elecsoro!
P0te.-The electors FOR this Conimonw altb, yes
terday assembled at the Senate Chamber. in the
State House, in this city, and gave in their ballots
Tor President and Vice President The result was
declared 10 he:
Fer President,
JOHN q. ADAMS of Massachusetts Is rotes.
For tlce President.
RICHARD RUSH of Pennsylvania, Is votes
The three certificates, required by law, were
duly made out, signed and sealed u, by the eec-
tors, and DIR. Oliver Fiskc Of Worcester, was ap-
pointed the special messenger to carry the same
TO Washington. The business of the hoard having
been completed, it then adjourned sine die.