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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
JACKSON ARID BURR.
transcript Copy.)
MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY,

ADAMS CovHTY, IS.
10 The Sheriff of said County Greeting
WHEREAS. Iarman Biennerhassett hath COM
planned on oath to Samuel Brooks, justice OF the
peace for said county, that aaron Burr is justly in
debted to him. the said Hartman Blennerhassett to
the amnut OF i've thousand dollars and GENTS and
oath having been also made that the said Aaron
Burr doth not reside in this territory, but without
The same, 90 that the ordinary process OF law can
not be served on hnl--and the said Hartman Blen-
nerhassett having given bond apd security, accor-
ding to the directions of the act in such cases made
and pi sided, we therefore command you, that YOU
attach the estate of the said Aaron Burr, il to be
found in your county, much thereof (replevia-
BILE on security as should be of value sufficient TO
satisfy said debt and cost according to the complaint,
and such estate attached, in Your hands to Sc
cure, or to provide, that the same may be lid
bic TO further proceedings thereupon to be had at
the Supreme Court, to be held for said county Of
Adams at the court house thereof. upon the second
Monday Of April next, as to compel the said Aaron
Burr to appear and answer the above complain. o
the said Harman Blennerhassett, when and where
you shall make known TO the said Court how yor
have executed this writ.
Witness Walter Lcake Esq presiding judge o
the said Court, ut the county aforesaid, on the Sc
cond Monday Of October, m the year Of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and twelve and of the
American Independence the thrty-seventh. AL
lowed and Issued this 92nd day of March, 1918.
5. BROOKS, J. P. t.. ST.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
HARTMAN BLENNERHA SSETT.
S. Brooks, J, p. Il.

known all men by these presents, that we, IIar-
man Bennerhassett and Jonathan Tompson Of the
Mississippi Territory, are held and jointly bound
unto Aaron Burr in the sum Of five thousand dollars
and---cents, to be paid unto the said Aaron Burr,
his certain attorney, executors, administrators
assigns, for which payment, well and truly to be
made, we bind ourselves, and each of u.s. our ana
each OF our heirs, executors jointly and severally
firmly by these presents, sealed with our seals and
dated the twenty -second day of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thir
teen.
The condition of this obligation is such that
whereas the above bounden Hartman Blennerhassett
hath the day Of the date thereof prayed an attach
ment at the suit of him the said Hartman Blenner-
hasset against the estate of the above named Aaron
Burr for the sum of five thousand dollars and
cents, and hath obtained the same returnable to the
Superior Court of the county aforesaid, on the Sc
cond Monday of April next.
| Now, If the said Hartman Blennerhasset shall
prosecute his suit with effect or in case he tail there
in he shall well and truly pay and satisfy to the
said Aaron Burr all such costs and damages shall
be awarded and recovered against the said farmaI
biennerhassett heirs, executors, administrators
in suit or suits which may hereafter be brough
Tor wrongiully suing out said attachment, then tn
above obligation to be void, otherwise to remain
full force and effect.
. Signed, sealed and delivered in presence Of
a. II. BLENNERHASSETT,[ Seat]
e JOHN THOMPSON, Seal
S Endorsed, "Sherif will summon Gen. .aadre,
e Jackson us Garnshee.''
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Mississippi Territory of the t"ded states
Adams County, ss
Hartman Blennerhassett' Attachment to
VS.. Anil 1919
Aaron Burr.
To Gen. Andre70 Jackson.


You are hereby summoned as garnshee to APP
pear at the Superior Court of law and equity for the
county aforesaid, to be holden on the second Mon
day of April next, at the Court house of said coun-
ty. within the first four days said term. there to
answer, upon oath, what you are indebted to the de-
PENDANT, and what effects fthe defendant there were
in your hands at the time of serving this attach
ment what effects OF debts of the defendant there
are in the hands of any other, and what person, to
the best of your knowledge and belief.
w. TERPlN, Sheriff Of Adams Go.
March 90, 1918.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29

farlhest removed from the sun could only be about
thc one seventeen thousandth part OF what the
sarth receives quantity by far too small Tor the
existence Of any living creature.
IN order to remedy this, the comets are surround
ed with an envelope of transparent, luminous mat
Ter, which, during their approximation to the SUM-
ahsorbs sufficient quantity OF heat and light to
supply them, during their long continued absence
from that great thermephoic fountain of the solar
= system,
when the comets approach the sun, this envelope
D{11e Fir thermephoc reservoir, becomes greatly ex-
I'D, the object of which seems to be the faca-
Of the heat and light; and, when they recede
rom the sun, it contracts itself so as to make uni
form investment of them, which produces an equal
distribution of heat and light to their surfaces
If our theory of comets be correct, they are not
subject to the Attenuation of day and night, and the
vicisstudes of the season which take place in the
planets; but constant, uniform and universal sup
ply olheat and light gives them an everlasting spring
and an eternal day.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29

Mississippi TERRITORY. .lduas County,
Personally before Samuel Brooks, a Justice ofthc
Peace for SAID county, appeared Hartman Blcmer-
hasset, who being SWORD, saith that Aaron Burr is
Justly indebted to the said Hartman Blennerhassett
in the sum of five Thousand dollars and upwards
cents.
And this deponcnt further saith, that the said
Aaron doth not reside IN this Territory, but with
out the same, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on him, and further saith not.
Sworn and subscribed to this 22nd day of March
1913
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sz,g4 c Tssr 10 70 ait.
The Niasissinul Territory Of the u. 3

.ldam, County, TO ait:
Inc Mississippi Territory of the u.s s.
10 the Sheriff Of .i'oms County greeting:
Whereas, on the twenty-second day O,
March, 1913, Gen. A. Jackson was duly sum
moned as garnishee in the action then pend
inc, wherein II Blcnnerhassett was plantfland
:, A. Burr, by the sheriff of the county aforesaid
s to appear at a Superior Court to be holden at
: the Court House in and for the county of Ad.
e ans, on the second Monday in April, in the
s year one thousand eight hundred and twenty.
: to shew cause, if any he could, why the goods
and chattels and effects in his hands of the said
A. Burr should not be subject to the debts Of
said A. Burr, s. the said Gen. Andrew Jackson
hath failed to appear at the Court afoesaid
You are hereby commanded that by good and law
full men of your county to make known to the said
Gen. Andrew Jackson, that he be and appear before
the Judges of the Territory aforesaid at Superior
Court TO be holden at the Court House in and for
the county of Adams on the second Monday of Oc-
tobernext, TO shew cause, if any he can, why udg
ment should not be rendered against him for five
thousand dollars. And further to do and receive
what the Court shall then and there consider con.
corning them in this behalf, and have there this
writ.
Witness the Hon. w alter Leake, Esq. first Judge
of the Territo,, aforesaid at the Court House of said
county, second Monday in the year one thousand
eight hundred and thirteen, and the thrty-seventh
year of the sovereignty and independence of the
United States of America.
Issued July 26, 1918.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Ahssissippe Territory ]
Adams County !
II. Blennerhassett, !
Aaron Burr.

Personally appeared Gen. Andrew Jackson, who
having been summoned garnishee in the above
case. to appear at Superior Court to be holden at
the Court House in and for the county aforesaid,
on the second Monday in April next before the un-
dersigned Clerk of the said Court and Justice of
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid who be-
ing duly sworn, saith that he is not indebted to the
Defendant any thing, and that he has not any effects
of the Defendant in his hands, nor does he know
of any effects nor debts of the Defendant in the
hands of any other person to the best of his know
ledge and belief. A. JACKSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 25th day
| of March 1918.
THEODORE STARK, ~
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mississippi 1erritory,}
Hldnls County, {

Personally appeared John Coffee before the un-
dersigned, "a Justice of the Peace in and for the
county aforesaid, and made oath the within above
is just and true to the best Of his knowledge and be-
lief JOHN COFFEE.
Sworn to before me this 25h day of March, 1878
THEODORE STARK.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
Nautttal TntslIiprn,r.
PORT OF .NEHP0RT.
Ek~TI,D rn

PORT OF .NEHP0RT.
ENTERED,
S)oop Mary, Bennett, Providence,
Brig Charles, Frisbie ST. Bartholomew,
CLE.fRED,
Sloop Mary, Bennett, New York,
Brig Charles, Frisbie, New Haven,
.4RRlV.ILS.
THURSDAY, Jan. 2i--arr Sloop Canton
Grape, Spencer, fir. Nantucket.
FRIDAY--arr schs Arabela, Hodgdeu
for Alexandria; Ligouia, lngell, for Rap,
pahannock, from Boston,
Sch White Oak, Hammond, fr Chatham
Iur Alexandria,
Sch. Gen. Lafayette >Sewell, fir. Kappa
hamoch.
SuNDAY--arr sch Mount Hope, Wilson
10 days fir Elizabeth City,
Slo0p iiunIress, Heath, fir Prov. for NY.
M0NDAY--arr. brig Charles, Frisbe, II
ds. fr ~ Barts, ofand for n Orleans. Left
briggs Laurel, of Bath disch Sarah Ann
of kamden, do Catharidin, cf Bangor, do
'iarshal. Grimes, do; Ams,el, justa arr Scbs
..rouora, Paris, unc Portrait, of Bath
.lsch. Spoke 26th, sch Juno,fr. Chailes
ION, for Boston.
TUEspAY--arr sch Diadamia. Coz2cns.
- ds. fir. Charleston experienced rough
Gather on the passage, aud los, an an
nor. Left briggs Phebe arr on the 10th.
de ir Havana, (who left d number of Prov
lence vessels there's Miles Standish near
ready for Havana; Enterprise, Tsdale
'fWarren, arr on the l4th, 2U ds fir thu
ort ;--Schs Mary Perry, Marble, TO sail or
He 18th Cor Wilmington Reaper, Stevens,
trr. 10Th, fr Cosavachie. Jan. -, lat g
6, N. Ion. ~, passed ship Indiana, Of NY
ur N Orleans.
WFDNEsDAy--arr brio Washington
Burgess, fr n. Bedford, for NYork
Las, evening--arr. sloops Elenora, b.
hor, 30 houre, ond sloop Ann, Aanehestcr OIL.
i5 hours from n. York.
MEMORANDA.
Sailed from Boston, Oh Saturday, .br g
Baltic, Lttlcfeld, of this port, for hayans
The William, Potter, from Havana. was
towed up to n Orleans, 2sth ult
The Aspasia, Bennett, of Bristol, wos
adv at n. Orleans 29th uh. to commence
loading 3lst, for Liverpool
Up the river. near New Orleans, 29th nit.
brig Antelope. Vinson, tor Providence.
Schr. Adams, Bgley, ofthis port arrived
at N. York Goth inst. Io days from Port au
Prince.
Al Havana, 10th inst, ship Tea Plant, Boyd
for Cadiz, 18th Feb
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Btu.

In this town. 10th inst mr. Josiah Cogges.
hall, aged 45 years.
On the 23d inst. mrs. Eliza Barker, wife Of
mr.. Samuel Barker, jr aged 30, daughter Of
the late mr. Thomas Stevens.
On Friday evening last, after short i'll.
ness, Elizabeth eldest daughter OF Francis
Henderson Esq. aged 9 years.
On Saturday last, Edward Simmons, only
child of mr.. Anthony Manuel, aged year, 5
months.
placed in the hand from whom twas given,
This bud Of beauty blooms in Heaven"
On Monday morning last, capt. John Ca.
hoone, jr son of capt John Caboone, aged b
years. He was an fectionate husband, faith
er, and son, and uniformly sustained the char
acter of worthy ciizen.
AT Providence on the 18th inst. mr.. Dan.
lel 5. Lawrence, aged % yolrs.--mr. Law.
renee had for number of years held The place
OF chief clerk in the Post. Office ofthat Town
which he discharged To the entire satisfaction
of his employers, and the public. Tie was pi.
ouS, exemplary IN his conduct, and displayed
those attributes which heloug To a christian
At NewYotk on Monday last, mrs Grace
Webster, wife of the Hon Daniel Webster,
Senator in Congress from Massachusetts,.
Al Railway, n J OH the sth inst. MIR. Chris
topher Perry, formerly ofthis town, aged 81
years.
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To the Conscientious.---A subscriber
lately accompanied his advance subscrip-
ton to our paper, with this sensible and ju-
dlcious hint =" How 10 read a newspaper
rith clear eonsci ence. PAY FOR 1T IN
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Marrifo.

In this town, 2lst inst by the Rev. mr.
Wheaton, William G. Hammond, ESQ. Of
Wexford, to miss Sarah T Bull, daughter Of
Henry Bull, Esq
On the Gath ult by the Rev mr.. Torrey,
mr. Ezra Eldred, Of North Kingstown, 10 miss
Mary Taylor, daughter Of the late mr.. John
Taylor, Of this place
On Monday evening last, BY the Rev mr..
Norris, mr. Thomas A. Townsend, 10 miss
Mary Ann Burroughs, daughter Of the late
nn William G. Burroughs
In Providence, Monday evening last, mf;
Jonathan, G. Parnseutsr, junior publisher OF
the Literary Cadet, 70 mSs sarsh &. Mss'n'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31

ed pubic service, he is but little known be-
yond his own State. Mr.. Peyton a member
OF the Virginia Jackson Convention, declared
that unless Mr.. Johnsons address was answer
ed, such was the weight of his character in
certain parts Of the State, that il would carry
whole counties against Jackson.
Col. Benton, u s. Senator from Missouri,
has published a letter in virdication of Mr..
Clay from the foul aspersion of having bar
gained away his vote in the last Presidential
election. Col. Benton, it will be remember
ed, is the fast friend Of Gen. Jackson, and the
avOwed opponent of the present administra-
tion.
We have received several numbers of the
Merchants Telegraph, edited by JoHs l. Mum
FORD, Esq. of New-York, formerly of this
town. 1t is a very large paper, on the Eng
lish plan, and its matter and Typography are
highly credtable to the gentleman who con.
duets its publication. 1t belongs to no sect
in npolitics, and is to be chiefly devoted to the
interests ofcommerce. We hope the under.
taking will prove successful
The following may be relied on as a cor
rect statement of the apportionment of the
Public School Fund oflO 900 dollars, agreea-
bly, to the Act passed at the late session Of the
Legislature of this State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
$4,000 Bushels Of Sand.
for Mortar.

DROPOSALS will be received until the
u 18th of March next, inclusive, for the
delivery on the wharf at Fort Adams, New.
port Harbor, of i0,0 900 bushels of Sand for
Stone Mortar. The Sand must be clean,
coarse and free from pebbles, and the propo.
sails must be accompanied by fair sample
thereof. The delivery TO commence by the
10Th Of April next and 20 be made in such
quantities, and at such times as the progress
of the work may require.
Proposals viii also be received during the
same period for the delivery at said Fort Ad.
ANS of 10, 600 bushels of Sand Off finer kind,
Tor brick moriar-tho proposals TO be accom-
panied by ia'r sample thereof
JOS. G. TOTTEN, Maj. Eng's.
Brevt 1t. Col
For, Adams, Newport Harbor,
January 29th, 1928.
The publishers of the Newport Mercury,
Providence Patriot, and American, and Fall
'er Monitor, will please give the above 4
Insertions. Jan 81
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II is a singular fact that the value ofiror
annually produced in England greatly ex
ceeds the value Of the silver annually pro
duced in Peru.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31

CHApNAS JoHssos, who wrote the Virgin
IN anti Jackson Address, is allowed by friends
and foes, to be man Of great abilities and ir-
reproachable character. AZ he has confined
himself to bis profession, the law, and eseln.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31

Five thousand Irish labourers wanted, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, between the mouth
ofthe Juniata and Northumberland. En-.
ployment can be had the whole year, and
good wages in cash, paid weekly, 10 all
good working hands, by James Appleton,
acA other contractors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31

II is rumoured that the President Of the
U. States has appointed Gen. John Clark
late Of Georgia, Governor Of the Territory
Of Florids.-[Sav. pa.
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In return Tor the compliment paid US by tb.
evidence Journal, uo assure the editor,
Iat we shall always be with them and ioI
hem in good cause.
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N

RAILWAY. Gov. Lincoln of Mass. has
communicated TO the Senate a voluminHls
Report from the Board ofinternal improve
nent. on the proposed railway from Boston
% Providence--It appears that either the
Western or Eastern route surveyed will an-
swer the purpose distance about the same
as on the Turnpike. The inequalities may
he reduced to an elevation Of 30 feet in q
mile except one place where it is 60 feet. A
single horse, at 3 miles an hour, for seven
hours, in the day,may convey s tons weight,
including carriage, or may carry 25 passen-
gers at 9miles a n hour. The expense will
not exceed $4,000. From the best calcu
lation ofpresent travel, it is believed, the
net receipts, at one halfthe present cost OF
transportation, would exceed 100000 per
annum.
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AUCTIONS.
On Saturday next,
For Sale at auction.

On THURSDAY, 2lst Feb. next,
A. 10 o'clock, a. NJ
On the premises-if fair, if not the next
fair day.
A BOUT 40 acres Of Land of the best
IA quality, well wstered, &c. being u
part OF the Estate Of the subscriber situate
on the road leading to the stone bridge,
about 4 miles from Newport. Conditions
at time and place of sale.
PELEG SANFORD.
Niddletown, Jan. 81.
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Executors Notice.
Wanted TO Hire $1,000,

NOR which security will be given on val.
ice Jan. 81, Is2S.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-16
From me .Ne.u Fork Morning Courier.
THE COMING OF SPRING.

The shirt Of The wear hath fed that reared the Wntry tomb
And gathered there the yerant things in all their feess
That royed the fores, path with cold, and in arkend
sweep,
ef, all the trapery Of The wood in many lonely heaps
, blight creeping from The vale, and winds breath
And family on the mountain top the last of
While with northern fight, The blast has left the naked
hill. =
And all The tall wild forest trees notioness and still
And mark along the desert field upon her Howery wing
With .wy gems, and rainbow hues the rlslhg form of
she comes land at her joyous call the buds blossoms
Uaol Ing from their lingering gloom like infant eyes from
s'cep;- .
she Il ms fragrance on the air, and mellow
wh round her dart the sunny birds in loud meledious
And spreadng wide her breathing green, Of woven leaves
tJnon lie land low beautiful her magic footsteps pass
She boyers Ger the drcsvy brook where all is dark and
sere,
And waters with wintry go desolste and drear
And on the whercd bank and tree and where the young
shrubs crowd,
She shakes from off her leafy wings, enchanment bright
and loud; -
The bending lily from the bank oersiades Ike lash
While all that's beautiful ard bright, Of Leaves and buds
and flowers,
Like stars upon the blue Of night are shining through her
bowers
Her charm unu.s the forest into thousand leaves
The wl! AMI holy garniture that nature only @eaves
And as her beauty crowds the plain, and all the woodland
tips,
The breathing Of her melody heard from cdunsss lips
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