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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03
-AIdrshdFs Sale q Land IN the Cos;niy Of Han

OreT.
yfN pursuance Of Decree OF h. Superior Court of Chan
ivr The Richmond Ds pronounced the I'd day
OF March 's27, the If Nelson Is aud, Executor
of Benz amin Oliver, dec and of order Of
made the cause the Esd June,
1877 shall, Thu stay the 10th July next, j. w. Phil
laps O!d Church, within ahau; miles of New Castle,
otter fo sale, the highest bidder public the
Of land called "fayden' said tn contain e96 Sd
the county of Hanover adjoining the lands OF Isaac Oliver
John Jones and others the greater patti Of which timber
land. aud lies about ~ miles from the city of Richmond
Also, .GRIST MILL lower OF the county Of
Irauuyer with land attached and probably 5i
Two parcel, adjoining said mill, esed .Wehbs"
said acres, the other called sBurchs"
acres, with a house thereon.
Also, much Of parcel &C 10 acres, called Rabi-
ncaus" les north Of the Road.
Terms third onsh the balance in inst oiment. of
and years, he well secured by personal security,
reang lien the land until the purchase be paid.
Should the above uamed day prove tohe uufahe sale Ill
be made the first day lheIeste Sundays excepted
J. GUEkRANT, IN. {. Il.
OF Ut his Deputies.
Apra;. 6-rds
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a. ENiLEhEN vino have put t. aInns,.yr Top.o,
~ thu -eas"n, that may find II more ronvcrio,, g.
NOR accounts ia tiehmond, do with MI Heniv Kns
who Is hereby authorized to receive the same. ~
THOMAS WATSON,
80 ABSEE ROBINSON
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IN CHANC cry Ia An, la c00n1y Arr cunt
4 Thgs MurnfVTd, adni'or OF James il dec Pg

Wn T. Egsleten and Thos. J. Perkin,op e,,or IF Tho.
PEI kn'pn DEC john I. L"igh, John Lane doc ,h.
eS'or Of sanlrhos. Perku.ou, and Peter .nn rfi,
The Defendant Peter Hisun not having entered h., srpeat
nnce an gwen ocmfly coTding act IL A,,ebi n
the rules OF THIS court, aud appearing the of
The court that he Is not iBkaent u this
Therefore on the motion Of the Copainani HI, Ao,nev
Ii ORDERED That The said defendant son do apptar s,
on the 4th Ihufsay IN July neS and answer the tomp,in
ants b; aud That copy Of this order forthwith ,usetls
IN som. one OF the Richmond Hewspapefs for two MONTH
:uee9"ysy and another copy posted front dor Of
the Courthouse oi TINS county. on two court av
COPY Teste, j. r. LEIGH, o.A'e
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FEDLHLE EDUC.{ITOV.
LADY, DESTROYS oil obtaining situation Female Sem
mary, private family, Teacher, and who
produce Satisfactory Testimonials Qualifications &c
be hesrdof by addressing line TO NJ C. Petersburg Va
(po.t PADDY
Feb 81. aS-if
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COMMUNICATED.


The public Exhibition at Hampden sydney Col.
iegee was held on Thursday the 2ith inst The
performances were such as to reflect the highest
honor upon the Institution and upon the Students
individually. The Order of Exercises was as fol-
lows
L. Grafton an Latitude vita c. Neronis rchus.
gestlsque.-N. ]. Barnett, OF the Philanthropic
Society.
2. English Oration.-The present state of Eluca-
ton In Virginia.-H. p. Kirkpatrick, of the Uni
on Society.
) English Ordti0n.-The Influence of external
causes Oh the Human Character.-T. ". Lyon,
oil the Philanthropic Society.
a. SattTtcai Oration--W. johnson, OF the Union
Society.
o. English Or0tioR.--The influence OF Critical
reviews on the development OF genius and the
promotion OF general improvements. Irvine,
OF the Philanhropic Society.
u. English OrGiion.--The neglect of Poets vindi-
cated.-A. Burwcll OF the Union Society
q. Sdtfrtcdi Ordtio0.-N. c. Read, of the Philan-
thropic Society.
INT-ERMIssGoN-ITALF AN HOUR.
:. Grafton an Greeh.--G. p. BuInie, OF tie Uni
on Society.
9. Gianmorgan Prcserrcd-A Tragedy, by l..
o. Garland, othe Union Society.
10 Il Firgi7iG EIeciien.--A Comedy, by T. L.
Read, oil the Phianthropic Society.
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DIS,SOLUTTON

DISSOLUTTO
iiIE firm vi WALrHALL * SHORE thu. day dissolved
by mutual conseD-All those indebted firm, will
max. payment 10 John Shore, who alone authors
ieet the debts. II. ". WALTHALL,
JOHN SHORE
may l.. If
H. The .us.eriber having purchased the entire interest of
Is W. WALTHALL, in the Of WALHALL&
SHORE will continue the business their old stand.
Those indebted 10 the w requested pke paym.ni
immediately the subscr.ber to enable of the
hus'nn,ss OF the concern JOHN SHORE.
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R.4LSTO.Y * PLE.4&q.rIS,
m FER tor sale, at their Store, corner OF II and 18th
~ Streets, very low, by Wholesale,
LOO Bags good green coffee
so Hhds- New Orleans sugar
10 do f's, quality ST. CIoix do
40 do Baltimore whiskey
so Dhls. do do old
$50 do best Virginiau mountain 10
30 iihds. mola.sts
$50 Spanish Hides
Sol, AM upper leather.
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COMMUNICATED.


Al meeting OF the Corresponding Committee of
,NorthaiiipoA county, Virginia, friendly to the e.
i1cuon oil Zen. Andrew jackson, held az Eastvi!lc
uie ooth April 1928, FIR. Jacob c. Parker was
Suiea 10 the Chair, and Sanil. l.. Floyd appointed
Secretary
me Chairman having explained the object OF
.he meeting, the following gentlemen were added
20 70 .le COMMITTEE: George Holt, jr., Stephen s.
Tuhter, j. w. BAKER, Moses Griffith, John G.
tiun'' MAJ VIM. Uunton, Charles West, Elijah
SoS,h, hos 3 Stcakley, John Trower, Thos.
iiaiiett' John Hallett, VIM. L. Wilkins, VIM Jar
WIS, ST., Southy Spady, Thos. Spady, Thos. Griffith,
aIseio a townsend, Win. Dixon, John Widgcan,
John Floyd, Sam Y. Nottingham and John w
WHAfns. And at subsequent meeting of the
same committee, held At Eastve on the 18th May,
t1-o' .he following gentlemen were also added:
~ III; .. w iiiiaols, VIM Tyson, WIN. Floyd, John
- eeiy' VIM W. Ridley, Thos. Fitchct,, r., Thos
JACOB James Saunders, VIM. s. Smith, Christie
pner titchett, Henry s. Barnard John TYSON,
4 nos might, j. W. Avory, Smith Is. Nottingham
lam. u. Smaw, Levin Matthews, Benz. Haley, o.
ocu f1uiit, VIM Parsons, Thos. Downs, Preason
savage, Chas.- t. Stoakley. bittleton x. Goodwin,
Sahli. r. FISHER, John n. Brickhouse, Edmund j
= roaison' John e. Mapp, Thos. Smith, jr, James
Eoinson' ST., James Daily, Ralphe ID. Fitchett,
i>dwa. IL turner, Nathl Fitchett, Nathl. Hick-
man, Saml. ). Sto;i, Thos. Eitchet; ST. George p
UPshur and Geo. r. Outten
Resofced, That the proceedings of the meetings
OF the Committee be signed by the Chairman and
Secretary, and be published jim the Portsmouth
failaunu'n and Richmond Enquirer.
Resolred, That the Committee be adjourned un-
I'll the hrst day OF June Court next.
JACOB G. PARKER, Chm.
SAAIL. l.. FLOYD, Sec'ry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

NlaTfh II 10i II
VALUABLE ROANOKE LANDS FOR SALE
SESHE subscriber Is desuou Of selling III.
~ upon the Roanoke River the county Of Necklenbutg,
lying immediately at FeIids Ferry, miles below
ton OF Stsunton aud Dan Rvers Sbou; miles Boyd
ton, Mecklenburg courthouse.
The two uact., DIETER known nv The Of Fields
Waker) supposed TO about 1900 of which
there 400 of good iow grounds upon
Roanoke River The highland Of excellent quality There
is not valuable tract of land upon the River,
quantity. The Esss will be soid separately ght.
may sui; the Ct purchasers UPon the Estate
there an excellent dwelling house, oil roon all hand
sonely finished OF, and newly painted.
There large barns Of them frame barns lately hu
excellent stables an1 convenient out houses c
The terms Uf sale will be accommodating C nernen dis
pvsdIo purchase valuable lands, invited tot the
application capt Stephen Bedfofd,of Char
tote, Mr. James Daniel Of MeoklenauTg Who lives
opposite TO the Etas, the absence the subrher who
sides on the premises VIM. L. d. BEDFORD
Mount raTvO, 20.
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congressional.
On RETRENCIIMENT.

hedd, and committed tn the Committee Of the
Iphoie House on the state Of the Union.
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~ 1875 "
NGbsniri Depric- Commitment
sgaiust
~. Defendants.
This day the claimant by Charles Sunh Ed his
Attorney and hled his bill the Defendants and on h
MOTION aPpeaIrs to the Court that The defendant Knight
not an inhahrtaDt OF this and he not bayn,
tered his appearance ia this suit and given security according
10 the act OF Assembly such provided and
me rules OF tins Court; II IS ordered that the
Chafes Knight ap, here the Thursday il, Iuns
next and e his answer to the Compsinants said blk and
in some newparer published ne CITY OF Redmond or 3D.
rough OF Pe-rshur aud posted front door Of The
courthouse OF this County currt days
ii copy. Tes,e, i. FITZGERALD,c. C.
y. q
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
LII persons having CLAIMS the Carter b.
a Betkey, dec, late Of Barn Films, he count, Mid
dser hereby requested then for adjustment
properly authenticated aud all persons indebted the es-
tate viii please make payment. WNI. holland
Jan. H. 76-tf A1'iuI of Carter B. Berkely, dec
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StkiE Executive will proposals conformity with
~ the provisions Of the 81 of the concetpius
the Armoy hereto annexed 50 And lee further enacted
that the Executive he authorized required To ascertain up on
what the ra.ory Buildings & Land attached fAsrtto
he soI exchanged o. leased for years.
nuncate TO the GsneIa Assembly the result of their
enquiry" BY order Of the Executive.
WM. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive D.paItmsni,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

against
VIM 5. Will. and Wni. Townr,. DeGlt.
The Oefen5an, Wm s Will. having entered hls ap-
pearanse according TO the act Of senby and the rules f
his court aud appeaIng o the Subtraction Of the
he ,nni an inha'ant of tbs Commonwealth On the motion
of the Plaintiffs by Robt. ii. Paio, their attorney IL
IS Ordered, That the SAID Defendant appear befr.
our said Court the Sd MONDAY June en.cr hi,
appearance and answer the plaintiffs hIi and copy Of
this order he inserted the printed in
cy Of lilehmond town Of Petersburg fcr sue,s-
sv%ly and posted at The front door Of The ssd
county. Il Tese. J.. q BAPTIST
AprI I. tnG-.e,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-03

~ ra- :S3utas.b .. puoii,nrc twies generally
sud during the of the State Eef,a-
turs-Pr,ce the heretofore, Five Doiars
Notes of chartered bank.
fyv) will received The Editor, will
les tie safety of rsuiitns them by aslh. p0srs sssix
tar. being paid, by the ~riters.
h: Edors,) until all srresr.se, been paid up.
m Whoever will gusrauter The payment sf nine
,h,iI have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Fusn'erti n73 cents sae
continuance, 81 cents.
No erted, unit! il bus either paid
or, by person IN this city, s
nxn->.ssH..ss-.s<ssrss<
REMOVAL.
LIylI NJ CRERY-DRAPERS & TAYLOR,
(Suecsssor TO Bradley, M Cteyy j. Coz
VVAS fron their old stand, i2ih tie
I'll East 18th and Maui streets, the
lately eupd by Dr. Charles T. Abraham, and nearly vppo-
she the Essl. Hotel, will keep
iy, a complete as,ortc,ent Of
Cloths, Cassmeres, Nesting,
every other article MS ns which he w sell low
~ can purchased elsewhere. lie has j, received his
SPRING FASHION
ind q handsome assortment Of Spring and Sum
aner Goods.
IN may goods
have them made aud trimmed IN the best
Ayril IS. 1876
TRUST SALE.
T1Y virtue Of Deed OF Fust the subscriber by
ID Win A. Cooke Catherine bu WIFE, to the pay
meut of Crenshaw, adm'cr Nshl
dec which debt ha, been assigned I, Sa p Hgrove will
be offered for SALE To the highest bidder, for cash. ~dnes-
the eth day of June next, fair, the
of the Cooke, which lies the county
James River, short distance below the OF Jefferson
Tbs tract contains 400 less aud has attached 10
larg. proportion of wood with about so low
grounds The title 10 liable to question.
w. S. ARCHER.
may 49, 2-tds
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ehsnesiy' Al c"ut Dsia Ale, ~GOuts county Vi
a 18th day oi March, 1924
VIM H. Vensble, surviving uf WIN. L. Venabs who
were merchants aud psTne dtang aud trading urdeI
firm Of Vensbe K V.nAbIe, Pie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

constellation OF talent and experience that attended
the Convention at Charlottesville! We have seldom
or never seen more singular resolution than this or
PRAYER reason given for it. The good people of
Meckienburg not only refused to send deputies to
charlottesville, but they ~disapprove its having been
oone by other counties. Very modest faith. We do
hot perceive that it Necessarily follows that the Ipis
azure VIII adopt the improvements recommended Il.
Charlottesville.
we regret that People enlightened, patriotic
AMI liberal, as those Of Mecklcnburg, should have
passed resolutions extremely narrow and bgoted
as the two VIC have commented upon. They certain-
iy are uncomfortable to the ancient character of the
people OF that part of Virginia. They seem to have
toen dictated by an i'll naturcd and ilIbcra spirit and
iaa any one been present to have canvassoi their
merits we do not believe they could lavc passed
without modification.
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Tho IoDowing rctnrns are contnned in the Ren,hi

THRUST SALE.-By virtue Of deed of frIsI e~s-,oJ
ty Thomas Oliver TO the Subscribers TO secure cer,
SIM OF money therein mentioned, bearing date the f7 da
teh11ry 1926 duly recorded in the county court Of anoysr
We hd Pocce1 20 sell Tor Cash. public auction on the pre-
mss on thursday, the I'd day October 1928 at " ocl
9a acres OF lnd more less with good dwell No and All
cvcnie OUT houses attached thereto, Wherein the ho
Oyer now resides lying and being the county Of Hanover
dI ADJOINING the lands of Martha Timbcrlake, John Green
am so me remaining part of said racofand lately purcazed
W Mary Cdnson The title Of the above mentioned land i
oelevedtc ne nbspua5s Jut shall only convey such ta
as isvostcd m Us JOHN TYLER. -.
3ts VII WA E$R6E, tAIet3ess
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

We shall occasionally re-publish these estimates
correcting own, from time time Qs more accr-
rate information and the changes Of public opinion
shall warrant
The snlallness of the majority claimed III est.
mate, contrastcd with that claimed by the Jackson
,nen will be thought discouragng, by many. and we
shall be charged with 1nPollcy for having Published IT,
We aware of all that be urged on this head.
but we never have feared, do now fear, any i'll
consequence from n publication Of the truth.
We desire n ftU, rs well fair, EXPRESSION NJ
public opinion and hold it TO be Of the utmost imror
tancc, that, on this great occasion, e7'e1p citizen,
whose health, whose conscience, and primary duties
to his family will permit, should vote
IF those who are honestly convinced Of the great
Importance of clccting Mr.. Adolns, will take the
trouble, i'll plain and familiar way, explain their
ncighbors their reasons for supporting Mr. Adams
and the force Of their objections against General
Jackson, they will do much to multiply the voters for
The present Administration.
.SEsSouri-EdTard Ba,eS.--We confess our amaze
ncnt at the defeat of Mr.. Bates in Missouri lie is
conceded, by bic adversarics, tn be gentleman Of
"hne talents, and rreproacheble character" We
have known him long and well, nnd we have never
known person moro cstimable in private life or more
arden. ard :cree:cI in NJ 1cyo,on % his copntrv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30
To III Honest Men Of ere,y Party.

10 ~ j!oneSt men or er"g1y I0tfG.
1t has been known for some weeks, that certain
Jackson lcadcrs, despGirng of success here where
they most desire j.. had threatened 10 inulac the
County, Just before the election, with voters from
o.!cr quarter. Good men believed, that proCcs
protIgatG and daring, Wa;.lj never be ATTEMPTED;
ara tlMt it was the mere Icnucc OF madness and des-
pair What must be- their SURPRISE when they learn
that such scheme Is about be put into practical e-
ccution-and that il arrested at MI it must ne Ev the
vgancc Of me Ptopie to de 2ct and tue Etnl!;ss Of
Tie Judges to resist the abolnnabe purpose.
i Is known That n yaricns parts Of the Town and
County, p9rscrs OF suspicious character, have been
introduced and rrned. : To give them nominal
residence, and actual privilege OF vo;n,r ut the
Ios. The houses where they have bcou billcttcd,
onh the MINES ri cc oibc persons thus Introduced
are a;cortgincl. What mast b. thought OF II csc WHO
nave devised and arr attempting execute this plan
OF those citizens Of Farcfic who arc assisf,es b,,
lending thoir 81 mud thor houses TO accomplish sI,
object: az those miserable wretchcs who hive been
tf.bcG to como from their counties into this 10
cheat their rio citizens ont OF tlcr most Essential
right OF tfCrneu3
No lang'iagc Of ropro6ation cgn be two strono to
mark tc iul'ny OF tire design. II gross and pal
pa5lc violation Of the constitution. II is an infamous
fraud upon the elective franchise. Let it once be
sanctioned. and the fountain Of Liberty itself i; moi
able TO iIcomcn.
Il would be oruochc1y attempt to prove TINT these
birds Of paesa~c lave 10 right to- exercise the priy
lcgc ofvotie And yet tIe design is said TO he that
those who, i The. consented to become such base
instruments, have morally forfeited the rght to vote
any where. 90 exercise this ucstinabe privilnrc
10 two OF three different cot,nlics!
~ honest men OF every party, should put their IA
eos against this outrage The people Of the whole
county should unite i'll detecting, exposing and pre-
venting the execution Of this iniquity. Even those
should unite whose cause might he benefited II anv
cause could be benefited ny such infamous practices
They should reflect that if To-day they carry their OBJ
iect by foul and false means Ito may l9s: = toner
roy b. sirp.lC- na2Te.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

&" ave l,, ''iliad Information from a which mag
oe rec ON, that iirc"i 81 os hare teen hired county
70 t"e 3o hey it IN, county Thursday last and
rave UNDERSTOOD they put up certain house in
!etmson where t' me hired hy the landlord and If
tier votes sHild &c a3d question,
arc wcEsen N his employment The game, have good
rSason 10 "lies", played last year. These fellows get
your polls honday ai time enough also
have asceE'aiued ,iie GLOWING nane The h
she Committed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

Mr.. Rclic the very Fitzfudse Of consistency, says
"tbat he ond the Colonel cannot believe that their
countrymcn will pcEnit any man (rneanng General
Jackson) TO be slandercd out of his good nance
Was not Mr. Fitzfudge the first, TO alludc in his PC
cuia. susaLiRg way, 70 tas Generals Inasinlo nal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-30

Majority f,r E.-nms MO
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Wilmington, August 30. 1928.

Delaware District, IS.
WHEREAS a Libel hath been filed in the District
Count of the United State, for the said District by Samuel
r. Glenn Of the city Of Baltimore, by James r. Black
Esquire his PROCTOR against the Steam Boat Phadepha
her tackle apparel and furniture, now lying at the village
of seafrd in Nanticoke river in said District FOR Decree
t the condemnation and sale of the said Steam Boat Tor
the naymen of the of hundred q seventeen dol
lars and five centsn said Libel aedsed to be due
IN he Lbellant for necessary materials furnished and de-
vered by the bellan, for the necessary repairs OF said
steam Boat and for work and abour performed IN repair.
inp said Steam Boat by the said Libellant
Ann WHERE AS, Willard Hall, Judge of the Distrct
Court for said District hath ordered Tuesday the ninth day
September next, at 10 o'clock, NJ. at the town Of
ra arreeahy to the prayer Of SAID prOetHr, Maee !,
hereby Givs That SPECIAL district Court wl be then and
or owners and all who have or claim any right Interest
or concern hereby cited and 10 be and a
r ut the time and place aforesaid to show cause It any
hey have, why final Decree should not pass pursuant to
the prayer of the said libel. x,,,,,r,n,,noo,
Clerk of District Court, Delaware District.
Wilmington, August 20, 1928.
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COMMUNICATIONS.


f0T Tue OeutUuTe JoUTNu.
LEWIS Town, Sussex County, Del. Aug. 10.
Mr.. Bradford,
BY giving the following condensed out
line of Theory of the formation Of the Universe,
and a Theory of Comets, place in your paper,
you will oblge the author.
JOSEPH B. HARRIS.
The whole Universe consists of an immense num-
Der of masses Of matter, all Of gobular or spher-
ical form.
These spherical masses differ from each other in
several respects. In magnitude, some being many
thousand times larger than others. In appearance,
some being luminous, others opaque some being
in motion, others at rest.
These masses are not distributed through space,
without regard to order They are all arranged IN
to systems. !,
A system of masses consists of great central
mass, and number of encircling masses
| The central mass is luminous and calorltlcj the
encircling masses are opaque and non-calorlflc.
The central mass is at rest the enclrcllng mass
es are in motion around the centeral mass.
| The central mass more than equal In magnitude
all the encircling Masses
The central mass is connected with the encircing
masses by two.fold relationship. LIST, 1t exerts
an them an influence which causes them to move
arouud it in circles and cd, it supplies them with
heat and light.
The sncrcling masses are placed at dliferent aus
tances from the central mass move around II wltf
various degrees of velocity are OF different mag
ntades and presenta considerable variety of APP
pearances. :.
Some of the encircng masses, IN their motions
around the central mass, preserve nearly the SAINT
distance from it, in the whole of their circle Others
again, in one part of their course, approach nea
thereto, and in another part recede to an immense
distance therefrom. The former are called planets
the latter comets.
On the supericies Of these spherical masses o
matter, all animation, all sensation, and all intelec
ton are to be found. They have existence no wher
else.
Man and many other animals dwell mmedatel,
on the surface of the spherical mass we call thu
Earth birds fly to about the distance Of halfa mill
aboye it, and fishes descend to about the same dis
lance beneath it, Il the space included between tes
extremes may be considered as the region OF ANNA
ton, sensation, and thought it regards our globe
Whenever matter IS tob be organized or subjected
systematic arrangement Of parts, It Is al'0ays pre-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
JACOB PRETTYMAN,
who has recently taken the we'll known and long
established
I'M NJ,

formerly the old Court House, in Lewes Delaware
nas Nv his Accommodations and assiduous attention,
n render those comfortable, who may patronise his
establishment o.
August, z, -"