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FROM CAL.CUTTA.

Capt Webb, who arrived yesterday, informs
hat the Peace between the Burmese and English had
ibeen broken By the former, VINO had o"Iy acceled
TO 1t, il appears, TO gain time 10 recruit sc The
war continued, al the last dates, and the British
had gained some advantage. Boston Statesman.
FROM MONTEVIEDO.
The brig Rio Ropes, arrived at this por; yester-
day afternoon, in 10 days from Montevideo. bfr.
Newman, passenger, Informs, that while be was
al NJ. he received letter from intellien, Ameri
can dated l7h May, oil which the following is an
extract -
g Early in pril the u. S ship Cyane. J. d
Elliot, Esq. commander, arrived al Buenos AyTes
from Rio Janeiro, where inti;naiion given
before sailing that she would not be permitted TO
pass the bockadng squadron. Accordingly upon
approaching them off the Ortiz Bank, in the Bay
OF La Plate, five OF the squadron, consisting of the
Maria de Gloria, of 81 guns. three corveties, and
brig, got under way, and took positions-the Maria
de Gloria on the larboard quarter, and the three
corvettes in line ahead, and the brig on the star
board bow The Cyane was then reremptorily
hailed and ordered 10 send her boat on board, to
which Capt L. replied, that he never would send
boat, but he w uid receive boat. During all
this time all hands at quarters on board the
Cyane, the matches lit, and the guns double shoited
and The Brazil ians plainly seen al quarters also
A boat was then sent In The Cyane, the Off
GERS OF which informed Capt. Elliot that y Ayres
was DIOcNadeu, ana 'ilat PERMISSION would not he
given him TO proceed farther. Capt. Elliot gave
them 10 understand that he determined 10 pro-
coed to Bueros Ayre+, and that he would allow
their commander thirty minutes to decide whether
he would use force not; tut that ne (Capi. III.
lot) was determined to proceed. At the expra-
lion Of thirty minutes they were hailed from the
Cyane TO know their determination, when they in
quired if they could have let'e that board
the Cyane for the Admiral They informed
that they could have II if their boat would for
ii. a boat accordingly put off, but seeing the Ma
ria de Gloria still kept her way, and appeared to be
manpuvering TO obtain the weather gage; the way
was kept on by the Cyane and The position
retained az at FIRST. The Brazilian seeing that he
could not obtain the advantage backed his uainlop
sail, when the mainlopsal OF the Cyane also
backed, the boat permitted to come ny, aad the
Cyane continued her way without farther moie4-
tation. Al this time the Admiral with the rest
of the fleet was anchored or miles TO the lee
ward.''
The letter also states that Admiral Lobo had
beer superseded The writer looks upon the block.
ade a mere farce; several vessels having succeed
ed in passing the squadron 1t reported that
large squadron, purcha-ed in Chill, 10y the Buenos
Ayrean government, had sailed from Valparaiso
for the La Plata, under Adm. Guise. ID.
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Roanoke Land for ISoJe

fs'iE suhcribe' oilers sale his late re,te,ca ~ w.,
county 2i hieekirnborg Vs) miles s. L. OF the COM
nous 1llrd Etn HUI This estate cout,-i,es t.On
land Is bouRied whole extent al, dne -, $3.50 -
river ana eeed by several minor courses ybiei
1917 az n'.iAi proportion Of productive bottom land lie
non.e, l"hen occupies commanding e,nnence near th
iJ Spacious and well fitted aud furnished with every nc
oesa'y aid convenient oEce attached the estst. IA N -
6e''s ufis! Mil work shops OF different descriptions Cotton
, e snn ON, wheat Gaiary and Treshing machine Oyer-
mouse ana "ices, ADD IN short every convenient
Whatever, Tie whole IN perfect fel,air. e
inc p!eity ven worth the attention Of any person wish
nag 10 procure an improved rciitencc and As ID ,, ;b
oae' IN the sale to free himself from peplexity Of
managing utiut sSiae, the terms payment # ,nat,
Intimately sectilef and e. b lr INT arr
i Ne pretty much at tHe election of the puchaser paft
te 'e o 'ne Iuihiie "i the house The field iaboies
aud mechanics now employed the estate (comprisu mr.
1n hundred select "egioe9 as also the crops stock us
&C may he pureha.t with the land desired The aua.
residing hei wl! she the to those vi.hng t -
and ali letters on the subject the subscrbsr by mail In
~ '0 o. S''chUoh' II. SkIPWITn.
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.H.qRSHAL'S S4L

DEit decree Of the Superior Court of Chancerv f.
'ne '.ehnond pisilct, pronounced the 9th d,y OF
June go IN the case ui DuiHp against Gihou sh.Il on ga
urnay he is'n day OF august 1896 proct 10 ei at pub
To Tue hge bidder, the following property belonging
estate OF John Mutteii dec To the dyeln, hon.
ana two acres OF land attached thereto, an acre OF 6nJ
eon hy street, ali on Shuekc. Hill and ms, with
out the limits of the of itichnond' ulec1 10 49, -
9teol made by James W. WInree. Also acre, ofara
~ iel'1 county on the Riehmond Turnpike" OF which
& o. iIn wi be Sold al the front door the Eagle Hotel
VI wy @ VI h'chmond about ~ O'Clock, the day above
VIII &c ."'H on 'he premises Terms, edit OF sx Twelve
;, hon,-ro"d' with proved security will he
required n the purchaser, aud the title retained as an aJg
oman security io1 the payment ID the pun chase money
Juy -, 1926 - WV u mas 90 "a Pu tT
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Communicated far The Enquirer.
49, 100

&, I.
Conference.-The deeds of our aversion and
antpa,hy TO particular persons and tLngs are often
lodged so deep, thar in vain demand a reason
oil ourselves. for what we DO or do no, love. The
enemies of nature work Upon us, whether
aware or unaware.
He that says and does well by others generally.
meets with the same returns; for there is com
monty In nature a certain gratitude, which, If not
sNtlngushed by i'll usage, will push on a man OF
sense TO requi,e obligations.
with me, gentlemen, il j. rule TO forgive ami
To forget injuries received; and / trust that the
known good sense nf the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer, will in future waive the publication OF
Injurious Misrepresentation, which may be made
to them by envious and delractive spirits. Much
good may accrue TO the American artists, and to
the American public, by a generous application OF
your able pens. And permit me TO say. that.
shall be proud to bury in oblivion the things tina,
have happened, and like the sage of Monticello,
salute you in friendship.
Per an insertion, into the New York ENQUIRER
of this dav, perceive that you have expressed
desire, that II had been fortunate in procuring
correct likeness of our departed berefactor, copies
or busis. in Plaster of Paris might Immediately be
made of him.
Your very landable desire has already been anti
cipatei by me. | do in'end, God willing, to
commence Immediately, the formation OF correct
and substantial nouds for said bus,s or casts; but
shall waive delivering single until my sub
scrpon list shall be sufficiently filled TO indemni
fy the expenses 10 be incurred.
AT the same time would inform you, that
shall not be idle in executing in Marble and Bronze,
the full length statue OF our Jefferson. The accom-
panyng ornaments and devices Wherein in due
time, shall be explained.
AS General Lafayette repeatedly, at the Presi-
dents House, requested me to 90 10 Richmond to
form correct nose, for his l<eaess there in mar
bic, will you be pleased to intimate this his irish
10 the proper authorities, and say, that during the
course OF next month, shall revisit Virginia. and
Richmond IN particular, with the busts OF Adams,
Jefferson, Lafayette and Clinton. When you and
the good ciizens of Richmond, will have an OPP
porlunity OF deciding, whether not g The Bust
OF Jefferson by Browere,' is or is not correct
Respectfully YOU'RE, with good feelings,
JOHN II. J. BROWERE.
% Nassau 81. New York
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LATE FROM VERA cR1rZ.

BALTIMORE, July IL rhe fast sailing schr.
Yellot, Captain Gold, from Vera Cruz, we'd this
morning in II days, by which we learn that the
Markets very dull for every kind OF Produce
or Manufactures Money scarce and the place very
sckly. Com. Porter had arrived in the city Of
Mexico, and had cen appointed Commander Ia
Chief Of the Mexican Navy. Pat.
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Aim Gillian mr.
Against @.NH
James Redmond, admir- of Robert Williams, ,,e. ,,Icu
Ctter, widow OF Richard Garter, dec John Carte - W ~
'n Garter, Dahney Carter James Carter Coban ,.r ~
Haheth Carter aud Folly Carter ILL., A-i--
The defendants Sally Carter John Carter IT, W,lI,n g.
'er Elizabeth Garter aud Polly Carter, are ont az H.,
eoniuoaweath aud against whom the plaintiff ann.,I - -
proceeded IA the mode prescribed ny law against, ab,n
PENDANTS still tiiinS appear answer tie nI,;,,T,
he court that the eIocutoty order dav of Al
last had heend duly served the defendant James
admir- OF Robert Williams, dec. aud still falling
answer the bill though solemny called The court an 49,,
uun ~ the plaintiffs doth take bill for cunf,,d ami al,
adwige, order aud Decree that he ni dr. -
do ascertain how much oiti.e land in the hill IN enoneJ
tyet ~ l@car Carter 10 Robert Williams and bv RLr.
Williams 10 thu plaintiffs, has been recovere r the nj -
little paramount 10 the said Richard Carter aud
the value thereof and that he take ankaocuuu of The
taUn OF the defendant James Redmond upon Inc ..,,,
lher any land lying ints conlmonw 'ah 10 be d.
fendsn Sally Carter John Carter, H. William Carte M
ney Cater, James Carter, Elizabeth Garter ami PHI, -
teI, herr RIchard Carter, dec from aid R,cb,y
Ter aud any the value thereof the rents thero @
report the same TO tbs court, with NATTER specially o
deemed pertinent ny binsel required so stated bv 81
ther party. A copy. Teste, "
WINSLoW ROBINSON elk.
Those interested in the above referencs are Lerb
mat have appointed the 9Th day of September 1926 10
the parties al Aiiu Gillans, O'Clock IN The morn;
CURED 10 appear before me, with accounts,
- "a W" ensoe me 10 comply with the requisiuu.
o. I ,at" SEHe!' NJ !. WILLIAMS, Com.
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Conlnll.nienlc1.l

MARRIED.~o Wednesday the 18th in,m, "a, M
John Knkranek, Mr. Joscph s. Paaore Of 1 H'a 'e.
Alrs lucy Inn Alien, Of Cumberland. ''' go
-, on tuesday the 9th uh Ivy the Rev VIM, Dou~I,.
Caifu. Ihomas 5. Quincy, E.q Of i:l,instor e. lo,
US ooPH'a dun, eldest daughter Of Charies min -
Manind, Mug Queen. ' - '
plhpo9 Thursday, the 18th instant at hi, re.dence in
Tue gpref end Of Caroline county, M Thor Dtaso j.,
ihe o'h yeli Of has age By his death hs frv h.. l. "
hnd anJ iniugent irIend and bencftofor AMI H. u-I6
hood one OF It's most ild and yituou citizens, II. Sss a.
'"g yyIs member % the Bups Church, and bid ,o a.
lh' world with that meeLness AID re.rist,ou b,rh bs
Tie followers Of Christ ''' "''0''''
lrrom ne Lexington (F'a) Tnsiigereey o( June e,f
departed th lie on Monday ii.i Il L rf.i-c. /, fl
cuny mr. John Robinson. ~ the 73d ,eat eli HE nee NJ
'p was native Of Ireland sad cIiut into hu country
when ouns man. lie united with the Reynl,,o,,,y 80
'o. ~ 'he defence Of she county. lie brought he ~ no
PIy WIN nm from Ireland, but by ind.,rv care and
5000 management he auis,eJ slt ~ tbs part Of vrin IL
a"ei lag fortune Having neither wife nor ebildrsu he
@ "lt Tue ltustcrs Of Wellington COLLEGE. his snc and
snre he's Spme time before his death the Hnn smith Ac
aemy beng oppressed with heavy delft. he pt hsej
oc uen's, ana reiinqnished them 10 The Trustee. 1T n
nsuttion' the oUrp.e arrived in town ,i,,ut '.lk an
esuay accompanied by auuigr Of sc p,uyle OF h. yic
had gone out 20 meei When arrived at the nr
ee"n was FORMED IN the following Oide The Faculty of
$40 clergy, Collin aud Btaef, tie Trustees uf Gel
es ne Wahns'n Society the Graham Sorety the Frank.
Wv E3ocey, Lad citizens, Servants Of tie decssscd.
'ne procession proceeded 70 College Hill, and the Coffin
va d'Poed IN grave prepued The Coere ground Ht
Nno'non 50 i as wee know, the f,.i nJyiJgi 10 yigil
eriny. South ii6e Foons we ,s u iso ,U q,
- me Delaware, 10 ntauo 0f tire Kind has eyet esn
% " nsct worthy example IN making some haYlsouc
peq9e,b Us literary PwP9se Condcue b, uumcrr, kin.
ably expected.
a, the re,idenee Of Der sitter, Mr. Mary - C4rtcr
~ iy~" 90 Friday tue ~ Inst between aud oooek
=. ~ Me- Eieaaor Bogies Dqnre.fsd, wife Of Oil john
collector Of the post u Tsppsbanoosk in the
10 yoH,h celebrated for her beauty she 10 after life dis
tn'9s"y Tint elasticity and f0r,iuie, .r,euou
ln ne female character, winch accommodate Hse 70 the
.ntie, frowus 0f fortune and walks ssirnedy he pst oil
e' WHEELER planted with th"rn sircyed with She
ma Ieit d"Honsyais hu.aud children. With
May aarcouse feon o. is be memory sod deplofe
her loss. 49,
- On ne % Jolly, At Rose Coflge, Aceomsc county.
(VIrgiusJ Ne Saceh SoUoge si,,t ~ q, arre s.vsre
Of No hiwta county, Esaeiu shOfe - vusos hct cod.
year, after short sud severe illness,
-, AZ Ntw York nj O'clock on The rysuio. u W,pf...
l' s dsnas 'sid patio; a jlit tle D rofsbie L4fb
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YOJyN- RL.aTR pEgCUy

OFFERS to the public hi' professional services 1h0r-
~ ney NJ Law. lie will practise the II G0uces
ter Midiesex and York. aud the Superior Of chance
~ Tor the Williamsburg District lis residence Is at Gos-
ceder ccurth0use.
lii u, Q2-rs
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by tAe Governor ef ths Com1,.1--J, =
Il PRCCLAUIrION

WEEREAS 1t has been r.pr.,rn,.d ' =, -
NJ e J''ot {" southampton county that ce,t,;, -
hnnt Tree man of eoci, who had been ,nSi ,lesJ
s oi '.s county for further trial. charge Of havio
oeu rape on respectable resident Of said ro,a
Tue msh OF Thursday the 18th Instant break snd a on
escape IRON Tie SAID JAIL aud going Al arr.. M
eteote thought proper, with the advice of IN.
'e 10 oaer reward OF one hundred and 6fy Jon,s y,
.Y person or persons who will App and conyev -, ~
Jt' OF tue SAID county the SAID Henry Hunt: and d. ~
over require all officers csi and military and exhor th 80,
Pe"pe Vt 'he commonwealth TO their best ~
with the law directs. " ' " may DC oea't
owen under hand Governor and under the S.,l,
tSEAL.lI ~, 1896. '"'' -uaay oiS"-
r.. ,,,.. JOHN TYLER
f"u ven made, aud possesses share T
eey: Sreaks quick and abruptly and from some eru,
Stances IL probable lac wall obtain orred mas. ana 49,,
to leave the State BY way vi Petersburg.
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Grand State Lottery Of VUgiaia.
y ist CIosI, for ne Jenrft Offhe
TICN CMG ALA ACAuErry -

.. l. COHEN, in. & BROTHERS,
At L. tie pleasure 10 announce TO the public the Cir
= - chtme q" the GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF yIR-
ioi tie promotion OF Education and the BeueGt f
ne al mongolia Academyfhe scheme Is arranged ON ,,
pm ifO ~ Nv SlSI'EhI, which mode uf drawing
.ecured by Lcrs Patent under The Seal Of The Unite,
stale hh heen adopted in Consequence Ofs established and
unIi'aiied popularity.
ne whole 10 be diaFn in day. and will take place Oh
"ed"e7 HAy %"h September, an die city Of Ricliliond
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RDNCHTLOAr

III AV1NG engaged OF Mr. Clayton G. Coleman
Nd instructoriu nv School, viii
Monday the 5i,t Inst. Terms. Bard ~ PEI mont
each studtn furnishing his own bed will fnnsh hsdins
fo he additional Of 81 per mouth. Tuition IS per month";
July 25 ~ HDWAHD BAPTIST.
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go. 600 DOLLAns :
$500 Tickets at SO so e5 o0O 1o,,.-.
NODE or DR.HIVLA-I.


The Nuinnes viii he rut into one wheel a. u.,anJ in
me 9tht "li he put tue Pfiles aboue the denomination, of
l'sf shn me dfa"ug 10 progress the usual manner The
i@'ODPIe "i -Four Dollars viii be awarded 10 the odd o
f'numpes "' me Lottery (as the may hc) dependent
m 'nt ol"W'ns o. 'e eaPh prize Of Twenty Tbonaod no-
'ihdt 90 say, the $1,000 dol4r prize should come ont
IAN ODD nnre ten every odd number IN the scheme viii
he enI''d &" 'ur dollar prize Il the 10000 dolsr psr
."ouli come "u TO IN number, then Ill the
Unli1rs
old NpaJ-s end whf,S o-E,rs Numbers Min =
4. 6, or o.
as mode o dragging nj only permits the whcle Lottery
10 he completed dra'sing, but ss tie great advanc
d dthnig he small prizes regularly every alers
ngmicr "a Tie scheme. that The holder two ekes o.
shares OF UeAt Ole odd aud nun beJ will be- Ger
tan c ohaning least prize, and the same fa'
any greater quantity ticket drawing superior ptse i
tb' scbewe " toi ysrted from dianr az inferior one al
PRIZES EACH ~
Pic. al ls}able 10 CASH, which as usual a, CO.
HENS OFFICE eau be hid ne ,gon,11 al, are IT,.
Jlie original rates Of tickt., viz.
Whote Tickets SIS 50 Quarters o %
HaiUcs I 90
,yI ~, continue Until the 2h July which Day the prize
10 be had ~ The Of nrpbers
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COEEEN'S

L0hcTy and Exchange Office, Richmond
Gunner Opposiie the EsslefioteL
" where apitai. have been Obtained psRrs
n any ~ The late Lottets will he received 10 payment
y oldci' fcm any pat Il the U slstc chr by mail
Eo pid % private conveyance, enclosing the Cash o. IFg~
Iekets ~ any Of The Lotteries will the sane protop
r1Dc ual uteniga ~ u personal application
LuiiESs j. & EGOtllERs, Ri kmon8 v
10y
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NOTICE.

III ounce OIL Steward to the College Of William & Mar,
oe'ns vacant persons desrous Of ohtap,nr the ns,.
w apply 70 Judge Semple the Professor Of far ,sbs ,;i
remain IA W Williamsburg during the summer. ~ VISA
Ia order that the Steward hav. an opporunr or
ns she WIN small gram ,ppon,neat will he
in'd' s "srlj as Pobe, aud consequently speedy apne
tons iOr the place viii be neoe.sary Older m.
July 25. ""i 10 u; Pred"
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la ou Isst Enquirer" it's stated, that on Wedoe.5,
la-t NJ ~ BiAnton u Cuub Land sold Ia this cir, a.
heads OF tobacco al Sil IS 4nd Mrs Ar,e,L ~ H.
county sold one hhh At > - 30 airl another n i2 r a.
bScro htlonsin7 70 Al Blton and Alrs Arm,.ad va ,
sold IN Itich'nod bui IA .NaRchcsr Zee rI
dy IA L. ana AIT l. believed that RIrhu.ond !, Ia, ,,,J ,l
to stneroas 10 desle 10 isOcue trade at the expece m be-
more neglected and humble neighbour YOU will be pl-,ci
10 co'IecI ms (nJ d"uIt unin,nion1lJ and
that on The day referred the u a aige in.pret L
passed al refu.ed, s,d $50 so. - ~
L ClIiIEN or MANCHESTER.
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July 81, 1926.

II We pnbliih in paper the Pro,perius NJ ,
new'PaPe IA this city, be Iu6Ith,d by Mr. N,ute,J
hn''eI and Dr. h,be Nay" every Monday nornimg.-i~r
TIE name Of Pgt"in JaisoH RePE6!iean"--pfise So
Viz ginI. " ' "''''e 81
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An interesting Sketch Of Mr.. John Adams
originally published in the Salem Register, Is go
ing the rounds Of the newspapers. Like most
articles, prepared the spur OF the occasion, il
contains errors. The Editor has himself
corrected one, viz. That " on the death of Wash
ingt0n. Mr.. Adams elected his successor" II
is well known, that Cen w. died during the adj
minsiron OF Mr.. Adams. But there IS another
passage, which is calculated to make false impress
sions, viz. " No man in the Congress Of I77G did
so much as he did to procure the Declaration oil
Independence. II is believed that the motion was
made by member from Virginia at his suggestion,
that he seconded the motion and sustained il by
most powerful and TesIstlcss argument. by his n1u-
enee also, Mr.. Jefferson was placed at the head of
the committee Vino framed the declaration. His
reason FROM procuring The motion to come from
Virginia, and placing one Of her delegation at the
head OF the Committee, was 70 engage the hearty
cooperation Of that great State in The work Of indie
pendence."
Now, the fact is, that Virginia needed no in
pulse. She Uds heartily enlisted in the cause; and
u was the Resolution of her own Convention on
the I7th May, I776, which made her Represents
tves IN Congress 80 prominent IN the cause. That
resolution Instructed her Delegates ia Congress
4" 80 progoss 70 has respectable body. TO dOclsss
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4 Chlncesy: II a count held Tor ChnIoiIe
nun sday the sthday oi Jnue 1896 '' -"
Aim Gillian, MIR
AcaInsi 1.tn
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pIgtnia Jackson Republican,
~ Aswe shall issue our first number In = vel 80 -,
without wang the return OF subscription papers, genlemet
who may be de.irous posses the Jaeknn
from the beginning, would obge by iorwardinr Their al
sfs'' (Po't Paid) as soon az possible.
july - p mmsaSV9SLL'
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The execution of Beauchamp, the suicide o
mas 'c,fe, and the suicide of Desha the younger
are circumstances which will the readers at
tennon. Deeply calculated as such scenes are, tc
narrow up our feelings, yet in the before u,
they are little TO be regretted. Two miserable per.
sons have rid society of those, whose desperat,
fortunes had disqualified them from being happ,
themselves, or useful 10 Others
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-05

The Editor Of the Hartford Times, may If he
pleases, walk haod in hand with Coram's Champion,
and with the cast off chaplains employ himself in at
tempting to cast shade Of obloquy on all that is
virtuous and good and enjoy the pleasing satsfac-
tion ofscatering he witherng blast of scandal over
the graves of departed greatness. We envy not the
man, who chuckles at the mslortunes of his neigh
bours, and prides hmselfin pulling down individual
fame.
The insinuaton that has escaped him, that the
statement made in this paper relative to the health
of the Secretary Of State, was got up to elicit SYM
pathy in favor Of that good man, and distinguished
statesman us too ridiculous to merit moments no.
tice; and we bid him good evening, hoping that
we may never betray those feelings, which are so
hostile TO every ennoblins principle, and which he
has inca utiously discovered to the world.
The friends of Mr.. Clay, and the administration
resort TO no sicky arts to promote the prospects of
their partizans.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-08-05

CAPsTAN.-An intelligent and enterprsing
sbp-wrisht of Providence, Major James Salisbury,
has introduced Il new capstan among US, which pos
sesses so many advantages over the old crab capsun
that 1t deserves to be noticed. We doub not that
ship can be careened by this machine, in half the
time usually required, whilst the old capstan was in
use, and with halt the risk and labor. II has two
""rrels which are so pormed that it is not necessa-
~ ITO fleet whilst careening the vessel nor does .he
caps,an allow Of those surges which are so apt to
carry away a tawl, or q mast, at the imminent risk
Of the lives of the workmen.
Mr. Salisbury. We understand does not claim his
"sps'an as an original enton, but says he built it
u" the model "f one which he saw in an eastern Ma
y-Yard. invented by Nr. Crowninshieli or Com
modore Bainbrldge.
Seanien and ship. wrights have had their wits at
work this many day, to hit on some plan to ob.
vte the necessity Of fseting whilst the capstau is
onder heavy purchase, and it is matter of salts
faction, ts lind that they have at last succeeded.