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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-02
Island of IYonhnn. Ian. "a. 1896.


Sir,-I take this opportunity to send you
tles flu lines, hopping the will find you in good
health, as pies god the levc me at present.
am sorrey to inform You that Mr.. Pitt (Karai-
makoo) has gon thro four opperashons sine you
sailed from here, but thank god he is now much
better, and we ar in hops OF his recovery, and
l am verey sorcy to tell you that Mr.. Bingham
the head Of the Mishencres is trieng evere thing
in his pour to have the Law of this country in
his own hands. All Of us ar very happy to
have sum pepel to instruct us in what is rite
| and COED but he wants us to be intirey under
his laws which will not do with the natives.
have don all in my pour TO prevent it and
have don il as yet. Thcs is Cahomano wishes
the Mishcncres to nave the Who'll atority but |
sholl prevent it as long rs l cane, for if the
have ther will be nothing done in thes Islands
not even cultivation for ther own use. I wish
the pepel to reid and to rite and likewise
to worke, but the Mishencres have got them
night and day old and young so that thcr is
verrey little don her at present. The pepel in
general ar very much Dissatisfied at the Mish-
encres thinking they will have the laws in ther
own hands. Captain Charlton has not arrived
from Otiety which makes me thing sumthing
has happened to him. Mr. Bingham has gone
so far as to tell thes natives that neither king
George nor Lord Biron has any regard for God
or aney Of the English cheeis, that they are all
bad pepel but themselves, and that there is no
Redemsion for aney Of the heads Of the Eng
lish or American nations. God send you good
health and long life.
Mrs. Boki sends her kind love TO Lord Biron
and Mr.. Camrone and the Hon. Mr.. Hill
(Signed) NA-BOKI.
This is not the first time, that the designs of
Mr. Missionary Bingham have been exposed,
and we state the fact on the authority of vc-
ry respectable ship master Of this port, who is
entitled to undoubted confidence, and who was
recently at the Sandwich Islands, that Bing-
ham was endeavoring TO obtain the sole control
of the affairs Of the islanders, and that they
were very much dissatisfied with his conduct,
and had taken steps TO remove him. That his
conduct was marked with a degree of arro-
gance, and general contempt for the wishes
Of the Englishmen and Americans that visited
the Islands, and was at all times interfering
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

year, the assumed OF ..Bsutus TO instance
in very common one in which the difference of
and contrarety of sentiment, manifest as 10
repe the idea that they could possibly have emanated
from the same head or have been written by the same
hand? But why need consume ink and paper in
reminding you of fact, gentlemen, with the truth
Of which no men in the union better acquainted
than yourselves: or why should ! trouble you with
ENQUIRIES to which you incapable of responding
with either candor sincerity Were 1t possible for
you frankly 10 ayow the reasons, which have induced
your rcprehensib!e and unusual attack my motives
very well know that this would be the language of
your lips: 'The piece is antiJacksonian, heterodox
hereticaI, and therefore its value however infer iorl
should be deprecated in the public eye, and the very
worst aud most nnchristian construction put upon
the design of the writer nc lilac lachrymae Hence
the sensbil'ty you said TO beray. Hence YOUR hi
therto unknown and unheard of censures.
Imagine not gentlemen that these remarks are nade
for your ss'sfaction the cancellation of your good
esteem for the writer. That value not rush. or to
uso more significant comparison, as little as you do
principle and consistency, when in collision h that
"Icklish commodity" your interest. They are
made solely for the public BY way OF vndca,on against
your I!.founded aud unclsritabie suggestions.
TIE AUTHOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

MARRIED. on the evening of the 221 ut nv tie Rev
MIR. Devainy, the residence of Mir. GEO. r. Cary MR.
JAMES H. GIloI.soN of Brunswick 10 Miss CAnIorYE
LOUISA Cary of Southampton.
On the evening of the 9Th ul BIr. John vii
ny the Rev. Il. b. Croes MIR. CHARLES c. RICHARDSON,
pp ING T.. al This cjty
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

a PETITION Will he presented to The next Session Of
IA the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors
OF all Public Warehouses shall be required, in inspecting
Tobacco TO break iu four different parts Of hogs
head IN order detect the many mpositcns paCtised in
pTzipE; and that certain Warehouses where such frauds
are connjyed and where inspectors refuse break
Tobacco in sue places they desired do by pur
chasers, may be suppressed.
gent 10 te
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
Stocks at Auction.

ggTILL he sold on THURSDAY, at o'clock, at the
w Coire House, So Shares of Farmers Bank Stock
Is Shares of Virginia Band. Stock, share of Richmond
Turnpike Stock. aud Shares Of poek Stccj belonging
the oi The late Lewis NJ Revalne sc bv order
of his Executor, James awlings, Esq.
Dee JAS. n. LYNCH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
Tobacco Planters.

Novernhcr OF. 1907.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
A Valuable Tract of Land for Sale

HBURSUANF to decree nf the Superior Court Of Chan
a Gerry for the Lynchbmg District, pronounced on the
zoth day Ut October 1921 in depending between
Nelson Crawford aud Reuben Crawford surviving
OF the fun OF Cooke, Crawford " CO. plantids against
William Shelton and Others defendants: The UNDERSIGNED
Marshal of the saW Court, will sell the premises thai
is, place where W iinm Shelton lately resided nm
Thursday the 18Th Of December, 1927 IL fair if not the
nest fair day thereafter by way If public auction, on IA
credit Of one, two ~ three years, Tract Or Land in Am
nerst containing 052 acres, miles from Lynchburr; one
moiey ol Esd conveyed by Richard II. Burks and
moety of Lot in the town Of Bethel. The tract
containing S52 acres has 100 acres in woods is
sdcred by good judges to be equal superior to any
tract Of highland in the county Of Amherst The i'm
Provencus are said to be comfortable having dwelling
house WIN al necessary out houses Any persons wishing
TO view the land requested call Edmund Craw1
fou' Edmund WINSTON Dabney T. Phillips who lives
ON the premises Bonds with good security will be re-
CURED OF the purchasers and the title retained until the
purchase money be paid.
T. q. HoLCoMBE NJ.
November o. 1927 ,.A,;t
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10000 Dollars Capital P1;ge
1924 Prizes, nmnnn,inn in

so4 PrEcs, amounting IN sg99ic
tteket' So H0ires 50 so 6nastaJs 81 =.
For sale IN variety Of numbers ~ our old az
Lottery and Exchange Ore, where, ne heref~. 49, g.
cash will We paid for prizes the moment fhev ~, ,s..
Orders from the country will meat with pron,pt 7.e
If addreeed to 6 s. NJ ATIFN =
Nov II -fff RI, ,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

serves me, of Bdpti,, profession. Flo broke omen
Inc comnssary rres knocked the heads of the flour
barrels, faknS what be wanted, and destroying what
he cased-proceeded then to the bakehouse and set
. on fire, and marched off in open defiance of the Co
ione leaving the garrison without provisions and 50
weakened by dssertiop, that II nigh nave facu sa-
crifice 10 the Indians was then at Mobile Inform
ed OF this tnuny and outrage BY express ordered the
nutiuecrs and dcsericrs 60 be unprecedented and
brought back fer trial. The rngicaders Harris at
their head, after some time, apprehended aud
brought to Mobile in irons. after had left iher, for
New Orleans, and had charged General Winchester
With the command of that section Of the country. They
were tried ny acout martial md condemned 10 die
tive we're shot and the balance pardoneJ. The
others who had deserted. before they reached home be-
came alarmed at their situation returned before ar
! IS and bs party were arrestocJoined me and were
iu!gyen-Werc with me when marched 10 Pensacola
IN 1914; followed me thence New Orleans; where
they regaiDed their former gou character bv their va
orous and so'd!ery conduct, and honorable dis
charged. These proceedings file 10 the
Department OF War, where those who wish for truth
can be informed By applying to the record.
1t is for the public TO Judge, whether this pro-
tessed ambassador of Christ did not we'll deserve death
for the crimes OF robbery ard arson; and this ou,rare
Gus mnnv. which jeopardised not only the remainder
oi the garrison Io IFS exposed situation; but the sa m
~ OF our countya whether, this wolf in sbeep,s
clothing, FTas not f, subject OF example. Harris
when condemned 10 die. sckuow lodged the Justice q;
his condemnation, and stalled he had no hope OF
pardon here, but that he had of forgiveness eteaer
which trust lie obtained, through taa mediation of
nur blessed Saviour, and sincere repentance of his
crimes thrt brought on him this condemnation.
Let Il o. recoliec;ed, that this ,nutiny occurred at
period wien every nerve of country strained
10 protect 1t tromhe invasion of overwhelming Bf-
ush orce whose agents then engaged in stirring
up the Greeks TO the ndisorimnate murder OF our de-
ienceiess border citizens. These the facts OF the
case, FOR you informaou.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
Farmers Bank of virginia.

'HHE A"aual Meeting of tina Stockholders, for tee
election Of Directors for the Bank and for the Offices
OF Discount ad Deposit, will be held Wednesday the
9th day ofJanuary next.
Dec !, 1897. l2t WIN. NEKERVIS Cash'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01

The guardians have published the record of the ey
dence and trial &c yindscnte their wardn-an, thai re-
cord SHOWS no particle oftesmony prove that far
ris committed any of these aiIedgeJ crimes Ifthey
were all true would be no justification for the
ing, under the trial and conviction as gwen Gen
could not go beyond the record iegniky-wc know he
has method of doing these things practically, without.
much regard to lao.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
A most valuable Estate for Sale

subscribers offer for sale ucs, Estates in
Lower Virginia: II is the called GCumbe
lying upon the Pamunky River, county Of New Kent
about miles below New Kent the property Of
Col. D. Watkins and containing by estina ton rrcre
than TOO acres, of which 400 FIRST rate leeeL Hct
land well adapted the growth of corn wheat conr
oa,s aud cover750 wood lsni, heavily tinbered aud
500 marsh, including several houses and lots i'm the vii,
age of "Cumberlard"
This Estate is situated the head of fne bold ma v:sa
on afors water for vessels of 800 tons, presents 10
the active and udcious farmer adva naess tina anv
estate IN the lower country.
The Rat land is, has been frsk rite " we'll
adapted 10 plaster and clover has been much mn,o
Yed ny their use: the highland heavily timcrc ana ,i,
rsi is of the valuable in the lower coun,,,
it is unusually high and heavily mbered, chiefly with sh
and from experiment actually sale of the tim
Der and wood the beach, expense Of clearing and c
claiming might be betrayed from the sale of the wood and
TIMBER and when rcclaimea it would afford large estate
perfectly level and Of inc xia tstible fertility.
Upon tho estate fsberies-a herring fishery Of
no little note The annual profits Of which have gene
rally about $780, and shad fishery immediately opposite
TO the herring fishery, which might also he rendered very
valuable and fine mill scite immediately Upon the
and adjacent to the village Of Cumberand the improve
ments romo table dwelling house Of rooms the
AIRY out houses, barns and ice house. TIE dwelling
house is upon elevated situation, comma ndiry a
view oil the fiat land marsh river and Surrounding country,
Tor some miles, Fish and wild fowl OF every ,Nety, ate
taken upon the estate in their proper easons.
The markets of Richmond and Baltimore alike CON.
tguos to it, ami produce is shipped both for the Same
fresh more minute description is deemed upnecessa-
ry as it is supposed that any desiring to purchase
VIII hrst view the premises. This property is and
WIZ pe "' me -ist Day ol Jan. next, 1881 offered
private SAFE II not sold privately, will be offered the
hshes, bidder, atpublc auction premises, or the
day before entionei o1st 1928 she hour of
IL O'Clock, Ai. The terms will be very accommodating,
aud may be known by application Of the rssn.
ea James Lyons residing in the city Of Richmond.
The sale will be made under Deed Of Trust from Col.
John d. Watkins aud wife, of record in the clerks
once OF New Kent county court for the purpose seeu-
ring certain sums ofnorey due the different Banks in hi.
city and FOR other purposes.
a title is believed 10 he unquestanabe; I'VE shall
ony such TILE as is vested in by the deed before
mentioned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
I: rN Mas TIM FER RlE e, Trustees.

Siaees, Furniture, Crops, Stoo Of Catle Hogs sMesp
&c. &c. for Sale.
On The 2'st day Of January, 1896 Cumberland f,he
residence OF john Dandridse Watkins the county os
New Kent VIII be sold publicly, the highest bidder
20 or 80 valuable slaves anon which are to be fouyni
excellent servants, %: almost every desrrpton-aso all
'he crops made at Cumh rland the present year. exeepr
me wheat CROP consisting of 500 barrels Of Indian
cor considerable crop Of cotton and things whr
arc usually produced farms in lower part of Vire
nia-aso all the household aud kitchen furniture and
plantation utensils formerly belonging the said atkins
Al lie same time and place, will be sold, small tract q
ia called Appcrsons, Cunbe nd ana mill aI
" seat near the same place, and in mile of
the courthouse. The will be made Known on The
day OF sale; hu it is expected that of the persono
property viii be sold upon credit of monhsne slave,
Wi De sold for cash. Creditors OF Jno. D. Watkins are
invited 10 increase The fund be appropriated the
men' @" their debts by attending the sale and becomn,
bidders for the properyand nil creditors of said Wa,hn.
arc hereoy notified to make known their claims be-
fe the LIST day of Oct. 1928 required by the deed md
which this sale will be made. The signature of Jno T,
" atkins VIII be required evidence of vaIiditv
their Claims Tie sale will be made under a De,i -.
Trust from John D. Watkins p. C.. Watkins his ~.
t" ole rs trustee, for the purposes therein mentioned 2
record IN the county of New Kent, and bea rs t
on the Sd dag of October which day il deliye ree
to be recorded. JAMES SFMPIE II Tr,.,a
Richmond, Dc n.
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Lene,J from Gen. lacsson 10 O friend in Baltimore

ieHSrjrom Gen. Jackson 10 O friend an Baltimore
"fruth is mighty and shall prevail. Intrigue and
management incapable Of blindoldDg the vrtuous yee-
many of my country, will fail OF their ends; nor can
iney impose any other task than that of defend
ing myself against their mpuiaons, whenever The au-
Ihors choose TO unmssk ibemselvesa task which am
always ready. TO perform
"Ibe case yoD sllUde 10, might well be ascIibed
70 The President Of the United States as Commander
IN Chief of the Lend and Nava Forces, as to me;
OF" as you ask for statement of the facts send them
IN concise form.
IN the year 1914, Colonel Pipkn at the head Of his
ofaeo militia, was charged with TIC defeoce of Fort
Jackson in The heayt Of The Creek nation aud within
my Military Dislrct--Whlst thus in command. part
OF his regiment 'nuiiuiedat the head of this nutny
was MI Harris, prescber and as mt memory ao,v
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NpDlAzrR AIIS.

@ Il. HINCKLEY. Portrait. .bn'"fure' .'a"
~. tary Standard, Fancy and Orname''fei Fgm-
,er. has removed his painting establishments 70 NO
40 We.tminster.street, next door west OF Mr
schsler's Long Room, and two doors east OF IN,
Uniycrsalist Chapel where he would De gr%uhed
"a execute any orders in the following branches o
hi. nroies.ion. z-Poriaits and Miniature MI
itnry m Standards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting o
every description, on wood. canvass. glass &c
Plain and Ornamental Lettering ola PaAh.,'ss re
,nnche1 and vanished. Engravings and other PIC.
tures vanished and framed PLAIN ana orha'peh,a
chair painting, and all kinds OF painting usually
done in such establishments. ;,
Char,es moderate work faithfully and expedi-
,iou,ly executed and every effort made to please hs
patrons. .o,,;o o.
Being determined to devote his whole auen'lU" I"
the duties of his profession, every exerton VIII oe
m ale IN render satisfaction to his employers.
Those who have pictures which they are oesir-
ous TO dispose of, can meet with purchaser byap
plying as above.
Sign Boards of all sizes constantly ON hand.
- ecemher 49,
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TIE pRoyIDENCE LACE SCHOOL.

vTOUSG Ladies nd the public are respectfully
n informed. that the subscribers school is u
Washington Street, on the corner oi Ma'he"-
son Street. A few more young laaIcs c"n
be accommodated, upon the principles which the
subscriber is happy 10 say, have met with tie ap
probation of the public, and The respectable and III
dustrious young ladies attached TO The institution.
Specimens, with many recent Improvements. may
be seen at the School lace articles done up pGhh
care and neatness, at the School, ms usual.
The public, it is hoped, are informed 'hat .nH
'Seboo, is perfectly distinct from the one at New
-,n,, or any other L. u. CHAPIN.
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COACH AND CR.IiSE MIXING.
JOnN l.. JOHNSON,

Rear Of No. 50, .N0rM -NaH SITeH
UNIFORMS the public that he continues 10 carry
n on the above business, at his Old stanu, ano
while he takes this opportunity to 'enderhls 'haokS
70 Ais friends aud the public tor the encoura
h;h has heen extended TO him. he respectfully so
Iic,s continuance Of their iavors. All orders ior
his wo will c promptly executed and in man.
per 30 neat anl durable as 20 satisfy employers.
a qamtng, Vanishing, Repairing, Sc &c' VIII
he Zone 4, short notice, and IN workmaniIke man
ner. .
". B. re trust, that notwithstanding ,he ia'e "'-
.e,n,s certain persous to irjure his credit during
his late sl,or, absence and in defiance OF the maic-
ous reports by them put in circulation, to destroy
hi. charac.er that he shall continue to deserve an
IN rec,;v. an increased STARE Of public patronage
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SMITH s. PARMENTER,

NO. y, PuFhH oI""e'
"AVE recently made many additions 10 .hel'
Ill Office, and are ready TO execute all oroe's
for BOOK and JOB PRINTING, IN a manhcr
not inferior to that of any other Ohce IN ,he o'a'e
They pledge themselves to have all WORK oone ~
the TIME ENGAGED. Bank Checks, tiiis o' L"
ding, aud Due Bills, for merchants anu cnP""ts W'"
oyccu,ed at the shortest notice. ALso-Cards, CIR
c,,lars. shop Bills and BALL TICKETS. done ID me
neatest manner LOTTERY TICKETS, ana o'he'
work, executed in different colors.
FoR SALE-All kinds Of colored faper anu
Llauk Eards, for the supply of customers:
: CONSTANTLY. OF HAND-Biils OF l'adins' o'anN
DEEDS ION fine paper) and Show Bills IN Tie uihe'
rent Lotteries.
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90 pvM rryIcA-ToNs.

(Aner an absence oiseveral weeks our old friend.
:. The Troglodyte," has made his fourth appear
ance; and IN private note which he has adji es.ed
to u.s. remarks that he should have aPpearai sooner
with his fourth number, but for his absence from
home. We again welcome him TO OR columns,
and hope we shall often hear from him, and at the
same moment. would ask him TO whisper in the ear
Of hi. friend " Bion" that the patrons OF the Cadet
are anxious 10 hear from him. We return our
thanks TO our correspondent the Troslodyte, and
assure HIM that his essays haveibeen read with de-
cico.i appreciate aud applause, by the patrons o
ths'paper1
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"UNRT C. OAaPEN1t'f rsspoetiuny m ~
IL l. orn,s tns friends and the puoic gehera,y.
fh. Ls h,s purchasei ,he stock iu trade Of job
Cor,e,tcr and has ia Ken the Store No. 35 West
mns er Street, where will he found great variety
of w OGDEN Ware. Garden and Flower Seeds, a
wholesale and retail Also, a1arge assortment o.
", $. 1T Go S,c Dec. %
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NToTICE.-Ths subscriber, having obtained a
leass from Valentine. Mott, Esq. New York,
of his elegau, estate in the vicinity OF providence,
commonly csllsd the PAVILION, rtspecuuiy IN
So,m. tho public that II will be opened for the re-
certon OF csnteei company, after the 10th instant
Ian. 6. BENJAMIN TAYLOR FOSTER.
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MEDICAL LECTURES

VETII.L he commenced in Brown University ou
w the 4th Thursday in February, aud continu-
.d daily about three months. o,-,.
Theory and Practice Of Phy'iek, and O0''er'eSs,
By Or. Wheoton, S,0
Chemistry, by Professor D'WoT ~
,''.s'.' =. - So, h, BE-. Parsons, Is
Im,or,ant additions have been made to the means
If instruction, .iuce the last course was delivered
Ian G.
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E.MERY'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT,
E,r LIE 81 lnLhnnns Eire.

TyuIS OlNTNENT is safe and certain reme-
dy for the 81. .4nMony's Fire, Soh haeum,
.nJ or bun,ors and is free from stain or SMELL.
IT ia olso an excellent Save for Burns, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds sc Made and sold, wholesale
and retail. by Moses Emery, Ea.t-Bridgwater'
(Nass.) aud for sale by John II. Mason bm' H.
Taglor. and Joseph Balch, Jr. Providence.
~ Price-37 ID cents single-S3 per dozen
500 nor GRACE " Dec l6.
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DRAFTING AND PAINTING SCHOOL.

~ +. HlNCKLEY, Portrait and Miniature
u. Painter, No. 99, Westminster Street, intends
aoy,,ipg pne afternoon and two evenings each
week 10 giving instruction in the various branches
al Drawing ami Painting. Those persons desirous
of obtaining lessons in the above branches are re-
orested 10 n,ske early application a, the room Ne.
80. Westminster Street. Dec' 3V'
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WI ANTED-$3O00, for three or more years
w for which Bond aul Mortgage as security
on cnincumbered reni estate, IN this town, WIZ %
given. limo addressed to j. d. d: ana TEL, a. ,"''
,6re win he imme lately attended to. Jar