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LITERARY IMPROVEMENT
ON MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE

LIE
KjyR. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in
IVN forming the friends and patrons of his eie-
sneatary and classical school, that i'm commenc-
ing the second year of lis operation, an impor-
tant addition will be made TO the scope and ex-
tent of its usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with Mr.. Win. G.. Kidd,
by which besides considerable Improvement in
several essential branches of elementary ins.ruc-
ton wiz. flirting arithmetic and Geogruphyj
critical study of the higher Greek authors and
dihgent cuItiyatioaof. the powers aud graces
of Eiocution, will be Introduced. The last men
toned object being altogether of a practical
nature, will be found at once useful and highly
ornamentalin various departments of hfe.
TERMS.
The charge for tuition in all the above
branches viii! be ten dollars per quarter, paya-
BILE in advance; Without any erta'u charge actate-
Ger.
N. b. For the entertainment and gratiica-
ton of parents and others who NAV take an in
terest in the subject exhibition Of the progress
of the pupils in Elocution, will, on each alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the new & capa-
cious school room on Governors Street lately
occupied by .Ur. Robert Poorc Us his cabinet
ware-room where Academy embracing the
above objects, will be opened .ionday next
the 20th inst.
Sept. Ia
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YSIfIE subscribers under the firm of Bradfute
q and Tompkins, will establish, on the 18th
Of this month, an Auction and general Commits
sion Business, in the town of Lypcsiburg, in the
house now occupied by Mr.. John Robinson, at
the upper end Of the town CoHsgnors of goods
are assured that every exeriion will be used for
their interest, and the utmost puuctua!ity OBJ
served in reInittances.
we will also attend to the sale of Real and
Personal Estate in near the town, ON the Gus
tomary terms; and 70 the shipping Of country
produce and other articles to Richmond: and TO
the receiving of goods to be forwarded TO the
West:
ARC hTBALD BRADFUTE,
QUARLES TOAIPKINS.
I,ynchbuTg, 9Th Sept. 1924. 67w4w
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FIRGLJNI.4:
At rules holden in the clerks office Of the snpero.
court of chIncery for the RiclinIond district the
Goth day oi June, 1924.
Frederick G. Graf P1qjuGB.
against
Hbraham Block, Elizabeth Banks, .4ntI,ony Bret
ton, Robert Spriggs and Hayes Gsaacks
Dc)lndanfs,
The defendant abraham Block not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according TO
the actof assembly nd hc rules Of this cont, and
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he IS not
an inhabitan Of this cour;ry:It is ordered ihas the
said defendant do appear here on the first day If
the next term I'D answer tho bill nf ;c plaintiff.
aud thar copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city If Rich
rnond, for two months successfully and posted al
the front door ofthc capitol 10 the said city.
n e'py-Tesfes
wsxF8 JV.M ~. uE.NlNc-, &c,
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HIGHLY INPORTaNTt!

Ertracto a tetier 10 ne Editor Of tie UInckes.er
Gasefie, dafed Augast 3lt, 1924.
"Mr. Crawford rides often on horse -backv-a few
hgs since, he hoiee Jumped over the little canal
[g.ree or four feet wide. 0--Wonderful!
dDDJTTON.4L,,--Th King Of England seems
"a be 10 good health--idng out OF horse-back &C.
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EVENING STUDIES.

MIR. w. c. Kidd will enter into arrange
1VA ments to form evening classes, after bust
ness hours. for the different branches Of cduca.
ton which those engaged during the day cannot
then study. In these arrangements will be in
Cluded the study of .MatAemntjcs, Pure .Iaffe-
mates, Plane and Spherical Trigonometry, and
Practical .4stronomy-with the system of Steno-
grGphy.
Sept. Ii
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MAIN-sTREET, ElcIrMoND

III AS the satisfaction of announcing To- the subj
- scribers aud the ~pehlie generally, that the
fountan oil Life Opened, or a. Display Of Christ in
ms Essential and Aiediatorial Gioiy-in fo,ty-,wo
Sermons-by the Rev. JOHN FLAvEI, is now
through The Press, and will be ready for s,eliysS bv
the last OF this week .4nd he esates not to saw.
'hat wiz be, perhaps, of the best works kere.
.oiote offered to the public for oieapness plan aud
thing in COMMUNICATION of so celebrated n N a,tbor
September ii - e,,s1 -
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-
been sssewn % US by the French officers Il, mar
t,cnlar, rdeIicate sensblity Of our situation.
their generous and pressing offers of money, both
public and private, to any amount. has really
gone beyond What l can possibly describe, and
VIII, hope, make an impression on the breast
OF every British officer, whenever the fortune of
war should put any of them into our power.n
NEw YORK, Sept. 0.
interesting and Important Information The
+ Gazette of last evening contains
'ie following letter from gentleman Of that
city, now III the West Indies:
HAVANA, August2s, 1924.
nave nothing material to say, cxceDt that
''odriguez, colonel at .Hatanzas. HAS pao
CLAIMED TIRE CONSTITUTION. Ycuwiit. Is,,p
pose, receive papers from Havana in philadeI
PIMA y lnch will possibly detail the whole. but
am OF opinion that il is of more importance dian
we arc aware OF, as there tcere yesterday too er-
presses from .Natan gas and TIE streets faye 5cen
Pdt,otted there ttco nights
Flour has fallen from Sl7to SIS5.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-14

Against
Carter b: Berkeley, adm'or &C. of JOIN, r. oinson
committee of the estate Of John ArtriStcad al
George Healey admo of PhiIipL. Grymes dec
M Defendants
he defendant, Carter b. Berkeley no, baee
ing entered ms appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules of The
court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence.
mat he not an inhabiant Of this country: II is
ordered, That the said defendant do appea, here ~,
the brst day OF tie next term and answer the bin of
inc plaintiff and that copy of this order be fortt
with inserted in newspaper published 4, o.,
CITY OF Richmond for two months successively aud
posted at the front door Of the capitol, IN the said
city. sur"
"A copy-Teste,
wGw56 nm. y. UENINYy
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VIRGINIA.:
At Rules hodc"in the Clerks Office of the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond distI,ft III.
Goth day of June, 1924,
John Darby ad'n'or of HIM. lurchilI,
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RxOI1N1OH6D1
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER. IL, 1924
JUSTICE DONE TO ). q. ADAMS.
s. 49, Yet bear up ascltile, A.
And ichat your bounded vieir (,ohicit only sati
a little part deemed epii, Is no more"

81
And ,ohat you'' bounded vieic (.ohict only satc
a little part, } deemed euii, Is no more"
s.s THOMSON.
What friend to justice, what lsyer of truth
but must be gratified to see the clear and salts
factory detail, relative to .Mr. Adams's conduct
which VIC this day copy from the National Jour
nak'--Iiow much, and how emphatiedfiy, has
this affair been. talked about and misreprescnted
to Mfr. -4dans's disadvantage, by every political
enemy he has! And yet how totally irrelevant
were all those gratuitous and unjust surmises
What private man but would have pursued pre-
cisely the course Mr.. Adams has done, when
he found the generous and a,niable qualities o.
his nature, had been thus ignobly dealt with;
But at which end of the horn, docs Mfr. .4ieran.
der Kerr come out on this occasion! Had Inc
none of the "nilk Of human kindness,n in hi.
heart, to be sq,eeSed out in behalf OF the distress
sed lady? Had he not even the virtue to ad
rire in another what he had not the virtue to bt
capable Of himself? When the .4;henians ofolc
saw the Spartans perform an act of humanity
which their own lesity had neglected, they
hlushed, they repented--they appla,aded to 6
man. But poor Mr.. Kerr. he is neither Spar
tan nor .attenia,,, on this occasion. Alas, poo,
.Sandys y
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VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Superb
or court OF chancery for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
Samuel Dunn and Caroline lis wife late C,roI;,,.
Holloway, sole heir of David Haliowa v, dec ID.
PIintiffss
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~ LOCK- AT TEzxs!

~ LOCK- AT TEExS!
~ 10 DC d,r,cn nert month (Ottoher.)
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
\ do. 5,os2 90 do. 900
~ DO. 500 ii do. 600
81 do. 100 s! do. co
bssid's many smaller prizes-.4ll the above
capitals are TO be drawn from the Wheels Of the
NEW-YORk STATE
LITERATURE LOTTERT.--.no. Q.
WHICH drawing will certainly take place next
moh.h loctober.) .ddven,urers wishing TO secure
ehanees' ought 20 make imned dat. application.
ON WEDNESDAY,
Tickets will rise to SO, until HAT time they will be
ordered at the present price of
Whole Tickets, 81 90 Quarters 81 rs
Halves 3 so
!, Orders for Tickets received nv
- 8. 81 NJ. ALLEN & co.
No.. To, Nlain-Street, Richmond.
Cash paid at sight for all prizes, if ordered ,hro'
inns o'nss. September Id. I.
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Against
Thomas Holloway, Thomas Pettis, and Phpbe i,is
wife, aud Elizabeth Holloway; and Thomas r.
Swami, Samuel G.. Swami, .Dabney NJ Wharf
ton, and Ann his wife, and Nelson Robinson.
aud Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel Swami. dec1d
Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Holloway and Dab
icy NJ. Wharlen, and Ann his wife not Ina wing en-
tered their appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly, and the rules OF uis cent
and itappeariRg by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not fsnhahitants of this country: 1t is ordered.
That the said defendants do appear here ON the
first day of the next and answer the biIls of
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order oe forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successiveIv and
posted at the from, door of the capitol III the said
city.
A cory-Teste.
57w8w. WIN. w. HENING, &C
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YTRGLNLa.

/ PIIiGINI.3: E-s ~
AT rules; holden in the clerks office Of the Superior
court OF ohsncefy for The Richmond district, the
26h day of June, 1924,
john 5. stubbs jr. ex'er Of Johns. Stubb.s sen'r.
Plaintiffs,
James Braiider, James Lyle, admor de bonis. with
the will annexed OF James LYLE, decd, James
Scott ,jun'r. Maxwell Ttekes. and Sara his wife,
adm or aud ad,nx of Richard Goodr, dec Il.
Defendants,
The seirefacids awa,ded in this cause not being
returned executed ON the defendants MlxweH
lrokes and Sarah his wife, aud appca ring by sat-
Isfactory evidence that they nha bitanrs of
this country is ordered, 1ha. the aid defendants
do appear here the, first day of the next tern,
and siew cause if any they can against the revival
sought by the said process and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspai,er pub
iished IN the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessireiy, and posted at the front door of the capi
tol, in the said city.
copy-Ieste,
w8w,8 U.u. ". TE.STNIy
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*Gordou states, that La Fayette, with the assent
of General Washington, ordered every man in the
Tedoubt to be put to the sword er the surrender.
Although the irritation, for the late barbariics Of
the enemy in Connecticut, was keen and deep, yet
such order never was given, nor of course approv.
ed. Colonel Hamilton has positively cop.radicted
the fact; and ChiefJustce Marshall, who seduIous-
~ examined General Wsshington's papers TO ascer-
tain this point, found vesge of the alledged or.
der. Washington and La Fayctte always united
humanity with courage. They always opposed
unnecessary effosion Of blood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

bs lore Tho frst aoggisg Ike siloie-bul st
the second tie up nature gave way. He beck
oned the Governor of the gsoI, audibIy COO
tossed, that his mother had tsrght him from
his infancy to swallow his tongue. with msny
Other tricks Of the profession. lie had found
tho well got up tale Of his travels in Turkey,
and having his tongue cut ouI for philsndering
in the hrsm of some bsshsw, very profitable
one. He has slso been an inmate OF the Re-
fugs for the Destitute. but ran awsy-snd has
since been tree snd finished vsgsbond. He
expressed q desire TO be sent out of The coun.
try.-Lan. ia.
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land was then read. Il entresled Pa,ilsmeni
10 cal, on the Established Church TO lessen
incomes ono 9th to disable the Orsngemen
of Ireland from holding places under Govern.
ment and, finally to grant emancipation to
the Roman Catholics
II 10 q remarkable circumstance, that ton
Admirals have died every year during the Las,
ten yesrs.
The Essex convict ship, going from Ply.
mouth to Dublin under the orders OF Mr.. Ra.
ven, assis,an, ma.,er-st,endso,, and party Of
ordinary men, captured a snugglcr, from
Flushing, vslued at 20 o00i The smugglsr
mounted 10 guns and 80 men, whilst the Es-
ounce Of powder bu, her formidable sppes,-
ance and suddenly coming upon them, flight
soed the smugglers.
A boy named George Aspuli, only cigh,
ycats of sRe, has displayed 30 remarkable a
tale Ot to- music, thai he has been irodused
10 his Msjes,y, and had the honor OF display.
log his precocious pows's before a spiendid
court, This child, it is pred,csted, nsy be-
come an English Mozart. He already plsys
any piccs 1T sight, has On rsordinsry musi
cal memory, and comPoses, exrempo' ariy,
with iss,e.
On Tuesday las, week q number Of perscns
attended a, tho parish church Of Lancaster, to
witness the novel sight Of . female doing pen.
sncc. The individual was Hsonsh Clough, q
prisoner confined IN the goal for debt, from
tho Ecclesiastical Court OF Ch~srer. In con.
sequence Of this recsntstion she is SET OF lib-
er,y o,het wise she would have been confined
for life.
One day les, week o poor i,inerant luna,ic
woman, near Swsndes, 10 Kent, threw her
self into we'll, near SO feet deep, st tho bot
tom OF which wss about Eve feet of watet she
she no sooner found her situation wet, wa,cry,
and painful, than she began TO cry out for help.
A ladder being put down, she assembled II of
her own accord, 10 tho as,onishment of those
who Witnessed the occurrence, without hsv-
ing received the least injury. What makes
this singular accident the more extraordinary
is, ,ha, she has rcgaiSed the entire use Of her
mental faculties
Number Of Brewsrs in England and Scot.
lend. I9so-QSansi,y OF Stroog Beer brswed
4,265,87l barrels, Small Beer brewed in
Btitisn l,290,27s barrels. The qusntity ol
Bese bsewed In B,itisn IL 10 said would floaI
ell the British vessels Of war now " Com
mission.
Arthur Buras, an Irish laborer, has beer
left . million Of dolIars by sn uncle, "a mer
chsnt) who died in Calcutta.
James Murray fishing in the Clyde, caught
Q vs,y large cod6sh, weighing "a lbs. = OF, ia
the gut Of which he found gold watch, bear
ing the inscription, on e paper 10 The case o
u, "Hugh Davies Of Wtexhsm there Vas
chain snd sssl attached 10 the watch.
The thieves 10 London are ssidio hare hat
she hudacits to assuma n costume
Our readers may remember, that AZ the las
Exeter Sesaio0s, . man, banned White, va
committed to Bhdsvell for three months 90,
to be thrice whipped, 80 sn iupostor, In feign
ms hipssh ssst aed dumb; It sPPssis .ss
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Foreign.
From the Boston Palladium.

FROM 6NCLIVD.
by tho fsst aailing Packet ship Am.,hist,
Capt. BussEY, from Liverpool, London pa.
ners to tho l2.h ul,. have been received.
The most important report 10 that OF tho
determination Of Spain TO endssvor TO recov.
o. her late Colonies. aud ber refusal OF tho
mediation Of England. The British Min's.
tors deny having received Information OF soch
determination but refuse 70 submit 10 Par.
liament any dispatch from Madtid, alter tho
acknowledgment, Of q note dated Jan 80.
II was rumored The King Of Spain was ne
eotia,ing with Russia, tor ships on tho same
torn ~ he ios msrly Obtained than bu' II no
makes ss bad . bargain as then, II will DO no
Rrsa. credit 10 either Of tho parties, sRd not
burt the South Americans.
King Ferdinand has ordered new Tariff 10
b prepared for Spain sod Indies, and new
rules for Corsvls.
Sir J. Mackintosh postponed to tho Both
March his motion for the acknowledgment
Of the Independence Of South America.
Out Of $50 Deputies to the French Parlia.
mcnt, there cannot or will not be chosen
more than 40 anti ministers The Govern.
men, may carry ms exclusions OF the l.ioera,e
10 40 impoliiiek length,
The Marquis do 10 Fsysue has lost his ..
lection 10 The new French Parliament BY
considerable majority. The ministerial In
= Auence appears to DO irrcsis,sblo. Asthe po.
li,icsl duties OF the Marquis in France have
cessed, he 10 now O, liberty to accept the invi.
ta,ion to visit the UNited Ststes-aad our
sountrymen will probably have the pleasure OF
Welcoming 10 our shorss this friend aud hero
Of our revolution and tavourite Of Washing.
ton.
The Greek Cause continues to flourish. Il
is hoped tho Greeks have sn Executive they
ras2sc, and conhde in, and one OF talents snd
sncfgy.-Psrhsps they might Ind their ac'
count in making Lord Byroo their Pfohed'os'
or President. The Tutks are, however, pre-
pairing formidable expedition.
Ascounts from Cons,snjnopis are to Fso. 5
The new Russln minister had not opened
his negotiations, owing to The Illness OF me
Reis Effendi but the British Envoy eon''n'
uss active in behalf Of Russia.
To promote the interest Of the w. indis
planter, the British Govt. Is about 10 repeal 50
much Of the duty on Rum - will plscs u on
On equality 10 Br,tisn with Domestic Spirits.
The British Government hes advertised
for aooo tons ST. Pststsha,g, 1900 OF Rigs
sud 1000 Of Chilian or I,eiisn Hemp Russis
IL no loogsf to have the exclusive supply ol
Hemp for the British Navy.-Herssftsr II
will bs procured partly from America!
The sggrsga,s meeting Of The Irish Cath
olics vss held 90 Friday week, at Dublin, Sit
Thomas Esmonds, Bart. 10 the chair, wheC
Yesolu.ions were unamiously agreed TO, con
deunstory efs,hsiuj justies'of The penal code, q
!, affected the Cs,hoXek body In oil i,sbrsnch
~. The ps,isioa on the gsostal .'sss Of lrs
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The extensive wharves and warehouses OF
Bickford x Co. in London, were Destroyed
by fire on the 2eth Feb. The damage 10 the
warehouses vas estimated OF 100000 They
were filed with valuable merchandise, includ
ing q great quantity Of Manchester, Brming.
ham sod Sheffield goods, the principal part Of
which were destroyed.
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ELECTION DAY.--On "Wednesday
next the General Assembly OF this state
will meet IN this town, when the officers
ofthe government for the ensuing polit-
ical year, will be qualified and proclaim
ed.
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The Presidency.

JouS QuINcY ADAMS appears to be daily
gsining popularity with the people. Ffom
present indications, we think that ne s,,ndS>
fair ehsnc, to become our mex, Pr 81
Gen. JAessos is also q sery pfomius. q
date. M. CRAWFORD gains no new frisH
land ! 10 next 10 certain that he, no, VIII
sanding his having been nornins,ed - Il
Chic! Msgistracy By . portion Of ttput
esn members Of Congress, will no, seie3 e3m7
WoreesHls. neI
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iNAt tilS SISllStdi AooCiilOit w tiio o'"'S
will meet IN this town, when the officers
ofthe government for the ensuing polit-
ical year, will be qualified and proclaim
ed.
CHRIsroPHER. ELLERY, Esq. has
been re.appointed Collector Of the Cuss'
toms for this port.
Tie Senate have non -concured in TN:
appointment of Mr.. BATES as ColleCI0g
Of the port of Bristol.
At the recent election, al Opposition
pros, headed by WHEELER MARTlN,
was introduced in town meeting, and re-
ceived several votes. In other places it
was more successful--but the Kepubli-
can Prox is elected by a very large MAJ
jority. A majority Of Towns have cho-
sen Delegates to attend tlie State Con-
vention, and several have deferred tire
choice to the June town meeting.
The PREsIDENcY.-If the language
of newspapers, and the sentiments ex.
pressed at numerous meetings in all parts
of the country, indicate any thing, a very
general sentiment appears to prevail in ia.
vor of Mr.. ADAMS, for President, ands
Mr.. ia cKsoS, for Vice President OF thS
United States.
a!M:&:-
In North Carolina, q Peoples Ticket f5s
Presidential electors has been formed in op-
position to the Legislative csucu, ticket. II
comprises the names Of the Attorney General
and several Of the most dls.ing guisbet gentle
men OF the State.
This Ticket says the Fayeityils Observ-
or, L. composed OF the friends both Of Adams
sod Jackson they arc untramu,elled by any
pledges end they will supper, ,hs, candida,e
in opposition 10 tho radical party, who will be
most likely to unite the sufleages Of a ma iori-
~ of the whole number Of electors. That he.
will be either Adams or Jsckson, a, present
admits Of bu, little doubt.
A meeting Of ciizcns Of Frederick county,
Virginia, hes been recently he.d, al which
JOHN q. ADAMS was nominated for The nexS
Presidency,
" The work goes brasely on" "Oid Vir.
gina" aud "old MASSACHUSETTS" who pulled
together so nobly IN the tug for Independence,
will yet spesk with one voice on the great
question Of the Presidency, and that voice will
be in favor Of The pride of his county and Of
| the Republican party, JoES QUiscY ADAMS,
The veteran editor Of the Trenton Tree
| American, M. Wilson, a republican Of thirty
| years standing, and deservedly high io:the
confidence OF his fellow ciiSens, has recently
| declared himself fully and frankly in favor Of
John Z. Adams for The neS, Presiden, and
has at considerable length, satisfactorily vindi-
| Gated his choice.
The editor of the New Jersey Fteedoniar
says, that ell the newspapers in New Jsrsey
with an exception or two, snd The people st
| large, so lar as sve know their wishes, fully
respond the sentiments OF tho editor Of tho
l True American.
The doings Of the late meeting OF NOT
folk" (Vs, ssys tho Hallowell Me Advoca,e
"vin DO read with interest. Mr.. Adams
prospects, during the whole contest, have not
| appeared more aoutishing, and We have iit,io
doubt Of his election by the people end thus
prevent the anticipated danger of q choice 1y
the House OF Representatives"
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OF the seveoteeo papers ssys the Ia
Me, Sentinel, publishsd 10 this stats
no ATE opposed 10 Nc. Adams and y
erp Star 10 alone in the .oMnahe~
csavistd for ,ss ptesieensy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-29

CHRIsropHER. ELLERY, Esq. has
been re-appointed Collector Of the Cuss
toms for this port.
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or Our advertising friends are requested to sera
their iavors on Tuesday morning next, as we shs,i
issue paper on Wednesday morning for THAI
week. April %.
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Tie Senate have nop- concured in tie
appointment of Mr.. BATES as CollecsoE
of the port Of Bristol.
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Peoples Ticket.
FOR PRBsTDEET,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
FOR vIcs PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON.

Both recommended to the People Of the ushec
States. by their political integrity, talents sei"ces
and experience as suitable persons for the Offices OF
President snd Vice. President OF The United States,
for four ye ars from the 4lh Of March. 1925.