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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24
ALSO,

which he IS selling Uery tOic.
AMONG WHICH ARE;
DROADCLOTHS and kersoymcres (;
ID white and colored drilling; mix d last
ing; Lafayette hdkls.; Tom g. Jerry stripe;
Bourbon drilling; handsome vesring black
bombazeen; do. bombozets; Grecian stripo !;
Calicoes, very handsome, and new figures;
white cambree jackonets do; null muslin ;
handsome silk hdkts. for ladies velvetcen
shawls; Irish linen; figured and plain Swiss
muslin; do. points /; Russia diapers; Valen-
cia long sbawls berage hdkfs. black le-
vantnc brown cotton shawlS with satin
borders. for friends men and ladies black
horse skin gloves; green gauze wells, black
figured silk vcstirg; black and green Italian
grapes; men and ladies cotton hose; yellow
and blue nankins blue and white stripe
jean; Russia shestng; Droghoda do; black
and white ladies silk gloves brown md
green carnbric for bonnets; white muslin
dresses; gingham do; stripe and figured
muslin; silk and cotton umbrellas; few pieces
calico, small figures, for Friends.
ALso.--A superior assortment ofbleach-
cd and unbleached domestic cotton bed.
ticking: ginghams and stripes.
Newport, April %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24
BOARDING HOUSE.
MRS. BAKER,

Respectfully INFORMS he Public,
TNHAT she has taken the House in Thames.
l. street, recently occupied by Mrs. Cook,
as a Boarding House. 1t has been thorough
ly repaired, and is commodious, airy and cen.
trail. Every exertion shall be made on her
part TO give satisfaction to those who may ia
vor her with their company.
H. B. Ladies and Gentlemen visiting the
town for few days can be accommoda ed.
Newport, April 5, 1897
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-05-24
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[PUBLIc--No. 39.j

PUBLIC--NO. ~.
An ACT to granta certain quantity ofland
TO the State of Indiana, for the purpose
of aiding said State in opening a Cana
to connect the waters oftbe Wabash RI
yer with those of Lake Erie.
BE II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of ne United States Of n.
mericd IN Congress assembled, That there
be, and hereby is granted 10 the State OF
Indiana, for the purpose of aiding the said
State in opening canal to unite at nayi-
gable points the waters ofthe Wabash Ri
yer with those Of Lake Erie, quantity of
land equal to one half of FIVE sections in
width, on each side of said canal, and re-
serving each alternate section TO the Uni
ted States, to be selected by the Commits
sioncr Of the Land Office, under the direc-
ton Of the President of the United States,
from one end thereof to the other and the
said lands shall be subject 10 the disposal of
the Legislature Of said State, for the pur-
pose aforesaid, and no other: Prorided,
That the said canal, when completed, shall
be, and forever remain, public highwpy
&r the use f,he Government Of the Uni
ted States, free from any toll, or other
charge, whatever, for any property Of the
United States, or persons in their service,
passing through the same: PrOrided, That
said canal shall be commenced within five
years, and completed IN twenty years, or
the State shall be bound TO pay to the Uni
ted States the amount of any lands preu-
ously sold, and that the title 10 purchasers
under the Sste shall be valid.
Sec. 2. find be Il further enacted, That,
so soon as the route of the said canal shall
be located and agreed on by the said State,
il shall be the duty OF the Governor there
Of, or such other person or persons as may
have been, or shall hereafter be, authorized
to superiu,end the construction Of said ca
nal. 10 examine and ascertain the part,cu-
lar lands to which the said State will be
entitled under the provisions Of this act,
and report the same TO the Secretary Of the
Treasury of the United States.
Sec. g. Ind be Il further enacted, That
the sa,d State, under the authority Of the
LEGISLATURE thereof, after the selection
shall have been So made, stall have power
20 sell and convey the whole, or any part
of the said land, and to give tue, IN fee
simple, therefor, to Nhomsoeser shall pur-
chase the whole or any part thereof.
Approved-2d March, ls29.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

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PUBLIc-No. 3S.
An ACT to authorize the importation of
Brandy, in casks Of capacity not less
than fifteen gallons, and the expectation
of the same for the benefit of drawback
of the duties.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of A.
mericd In Congress assembled, That, from
and after the passage Of this act, brandy
may be imported into the United states, in
casks Of capacity not less than fifteen gal
Ions, any thing in any law To the contrary
notwithstanding Provided, howeUer, That
all the provisions of existing laws, not in
consistent with THE act, relating to the i'm
portation of foreign spirits, be complied
with: find prorided further, That all bran
dy imported in casks Of a capacity less than
ninety gallons, shall be deposited, at the
expense and risk of the importer, in such
public or other warehouses, as shall be de
signated by the Collector or Surveyor, for
the port where the same shall be landed.
and shall be removed therefrom in the man.
ner prescribed by an act, entitled can act
providing for the deposit of wines and dis
tiled spirits in public warehouses, and for
other purposes"
Sec. Z. .4i,d be IL further enacted, That
brandy imported in casks Of a capacity not
less than fifteen gallons, may be exported
for the benefit of drawback of the duties
which shall have been paid thereon; and
the exporter or exporters of brandy SO i'm.
ported shall be entitled to receive dcben-
ture or debentures, for the amount Of such
drawback, ugreeably to the existing laws !;
and all acts low in force regulating the ex.
portation of spirits, and the allowance and
payment Of drawbacks and debentures,
shall be deemed applicable TO brandy, the
importation of which is permitted by this
act.
Sec. 3. find be Il further enasted, That
this act shall continue in force for the peri
od of three years, and no longer.
Approved-2d March. 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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There are now living in Manchester, Mass. three
men, aged "a, 70, and 10 years. two ofthem soldiers
fthe revolution, who now, and for six months
in every year, employed in the fishing business all
sailing in the same boat, which is 22 years DID,
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|i"nrdays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 9 o'clock,
M.-leaving Rock Hall on Tuesdays, Thursdays
|ia u, saturdays at the same hour.
lhe Mail Stage leaves Rock Hall, for Chester
wh on the arrival of the Packet at Rock Hall, and
aves Chestertown for Rock Hall at five o'clock,
, W. next morning. Price Of passage reduced one
Pillar. T. HARRIS.
Rock Hall, April e. Sat
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THE ROCK HALL
Packet

Will run her regular route
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Baltimore and Rock Hall, as
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
To lhe Admnsrs Of NaluEe's Wolk-.

TIHE subscriber hereby gives notice hat in otderto oorJ
the Anatfurs OF cutives opportunity Of fully eSplor
Weyets Gave, Of the Astonishing displays the
Woke Vf Nature. he will Wednesdsy the 18th Of October
next, illuminate with upwards of 1000 candles, such
which Il ooutsins.
This groto twice lighted ur with large number Of
candles, and alihOugh rive times many might have been
happily disposed yet she winch Produced behold
grsud ie ln pfces tie rays OF
protecting from tie burning apefs convefgng
in vast chandelier Of precious stones sparkling bril-
the and carried the imagination 10
enchanted 81 the tabled Aladdin aud sgsn partial
falling the Ut groups Just ging from the
deep shadow Of projecting columns threw around
crowd Of thought and weakened ~ Che bosom those miurl
emotions which he described OF forgotten.
70 aeup ui deception 81 this wsuld he Gar
beyond The limits Of adveteneh Suffice u Therefore
tsy that number and spac.uusnes of tnshe posne
fesioonius aud dfapery v1fciy o sssce and cOors
VI reyresntai"n sod 90 harmony o lanscms Of
the uh6le u egued ny sny thing tni 10 nafue
and only poiui u sublime gsdeur suPssd by the Pals
u Nfagsfs.
The bet yolin eafionet, &c. ard other convent.
ence. enhance the comfort Of vi'dof ,e .- be aaded
JOHN MOHLER.
Sept. S. 87-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
Bonrding Sehool for Yonrg- Lndies.

BOTTdfng School for Young Ladies.
= r. & MRS. HAMILTON will resume the dntie, Of
IVA their Seminary the fst day Of OFT next This Isir.
tuon has been successful operation for the lat vess.
THE generous support which has received from polite 4
LIBERAL it, COMMENCEMENT has far the meet
sanguine Expeditions Of It's principals, sud preen
stsngemcn they feel assured will be still entitled 10
public apptohaliln
The uunsf n pupil, into the Seminary lmifss
The ~ Instruction this nstuiOn 90
regular continued system ct endemic Stuie embracing al
the Scenhc Ornamental branches necesafy complete
the female education.
The Seminary located IN The most healthy situation infhs
City; the school extensive, aud the sleeping
sify The Young lsdfcs will be intfucted In Inc
rules Of potenes while every enioevor will he ra3de 10 M
correct aud ptinriple L. addition The
usual scho, huur The boarsts will private iu
~ the
The Seminary open the reception Of the pnrs,. and
guardians scolar such snds as they MAJ think
ernner invite. nsperf IL ex.rcises
The most Mt esrhes employed in the mn,
departments tr Seminary FURNISHED with Globes COM
pete COLLECTION u Maps also Philosophical and Cbs1ic,J
lpplraus sufficiently extensive to the fo,
~ The tcscheff.
Terms per Session II 10 months yaynb'e haf ycalg in aS.
pgHos.
In a1y a The bfaDchesnf fnziish Eiucs'ion. nen
inx Entif Grammar, Headng aud Competition; Writine,
Ahmthc, Geossal hv and the ofthe obe also lees-
Leres. Elements ~ Chemistry Naim& Moral Pnii1o, nv
aud ii0ry, 10 The Lsnn creek Frfnch, Spsni. sn1
italian LtnguaEes, esch S2f Mlsio $40 Board leo fNsv-
ing Painting Water Colours $50, Velvet P.inns. So.
enrsnre sud Fuel Zach hoader w furnish hersef With
Pan u Sheetf pair Pillow Gaze md Towels.
ltthnonj. Vs. SGT iiihs 1917 SET
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
LAND FOR SALE
Sept. "A.

AM desrous of selling Tia. Tract Of Lind whet con for
refly rese', III the county OF Halifax, Va OH Difficult
creek, III miles ha.t of the uthsnse from Nose
ieys Ferry. will sell from coo cies so a. TO suit the
purchaser shall not describe the quality OF Land bu,
merely invite such gentlemen disposed h.ir
capital IN that kind of property, TO for
,ah.d That the LAM DIES not recommend itself nothing
can Say will hav, that effect.
WIN respect to the nP ovemen IT may he observed, that
out houses will also sell another Tract Iy,m. w,thin
miles 81 the former, the stream containing 400
tue improvements which uncomfortable There az
about 10 of low grounds zach Ii the above
Tracts o Land not sid previously, they will be at
AueiIIn-the FIST mentioned the PSI day OF
Oct next and the other the day following Term, will be
accommodating, anu made known On the day of
JOHN BRITTON
Sept S7-wfy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
Sept. "a.

IN oHANcERY. In Goochiaad County Court 2Is ID
gust. 1927:
Jan,e; Mrsr aud SaraAhi' wife, w, B4sly and Alice
AIS sfe, aud Mary Matthews, Susan N1.fh, s aud Nm
Matthews children Of james Na!ihslus dee LV Ed
tOard Bsapy their friend, ad Bsllany an
Alice his wife heirs aud distributes If BtIjapn Mnhetos
dec, PE'G;
against
Edmund Gssrge and Jnmei h'grer md Polly las rife
aud Manda MntsheuS, snia Polly " aada a. .s
Of fs children Of Bc' Matthews, Bsnita
Hatfheo Thomas Mathslpe I'm oQthe-us Easrard Waf-
fhesrs, Ahehaet haft,os Ta5fAa Mahs.o EzaJeH Waf-
fheJUs, Martha Haheo Jane Hatfhe, IisI:ae M4.hepS
Mary u1heros and ROJri d:thrs rhicd last named ~
persons Children aud heirs Of Ned Matls,os deo)
Dcfdis
TAis day the Plaintiff by fAer f,rnsy ard fleJ
their bill against the DeIIItS: and the Js(eadaats Ben
jGp,iIi Thomas, WAar Edrrard, Michael Tabfha Eliza
6eih Martha Jane, dieiine, Mary Robri ATnAe,ss
children Of Ned Mathews dc hGrng entered their ap
Pedranee and giUen security dag The Act of Assembly
and the Res Of this Court; aud 0pearing
on cftAe court that Asy not inhabifan Of
ath II is OrdereShaf The SAID D sadats children
IF Ned Mathes dec. do appear here tAc first day OF
Noysmtsr and bin If the PlantiGs
aud that copy Of order be Toyfvh inerted ia some
newspaper published in Tie Guy cf R.ehaion FIR months
costvs md posted az the front dOor IF The couAoise
thiS county f-UO succsssiUe court d1ys.
4 copy. TssIe, MR. ". MILLER Il G. e. c.
SePkI4 37-upgir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
10 TEACHERS.

-'.'ONI'-- SeIE'' Ut '-e"ttFtIFy'
IN Tue:dsy the i5ih day OF Oct. Board of the
~ rector. will meet at this Seminary Tor the purpose
eeotins Teacher for the enuing wishing
TO offer candidates InOruvd that
FL would be preferred. that they
mended qualified teach the Greek Latin
the Ens'h Grammar, Geography, Nlathematcks aud The
subordinate branches Of EducaJn that they make
proposals IN writing, stating the they undertake
teach The scholastic term vi ten mSnhs for, sealed
AMI delivered Il Col WIN SaTke, Presde, of the Board
Directors living near the in'iHon, who will
sails till the said 18Th oct aud deliver them Board
when formed on tut day, with the seals unbroken This
but Institution
II situated the nechanrcsvie Turnpike Road
leading from Richmond to New Castle about # ON
Riehmond, healthy aud agreeable neighbour huUd.
BY TIE DIRECTORS.
Sspt.Ix s7-si4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
TRIAL OF NEwRoLD.

The trial Of JoHE NE,vBorD for passing SllO0
Of counterfeit NOES of the u. S. Bank on Mr..
} Ohm L. Keeling, came in the Superior Court
sitting in Plincess m county on Friday last
Judge X. Il Parker, presiding james Nimmo, Esq.
Commonwealth Attorney, and Albert Almand,
Esq. Counsel for the Bank, on part Of the prose.
cution; General Robert 3. Taylor, Coug.el for the
prisoner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14

IN CHANG ERY-Vhginia AT Rule. holden in the
Clerks office OF Essex eoGny dag Of Sept
1921
WIN. DonDisOn P;n
against
Lawrence Muse ThomNs Bfoekenbrnu- aior Of joseph
unison deed, Ajah Ford, Wiu D. Ford Thtasher Far
field and Susanna his we, Wilbur aud hrs wife;
which SAID Ahiah. WIN. d, Susanna aud Ann are her at
Law Of Ann DSnnisOn, dec, Elizabeth Daggei, and -
Hulng Mary his which Elizabeth and Mary are
heirs law OF Jonathan nnson dec Daniel Dnkuter
and Sarah his wife, who, before her in,earage with the
said Daniel Sarah Donnion widow OF Joseph Donu
son, dec. DeIIts
The defendants Abiah Ford, WIN. ID. Ford, Thra.her
Fairfield and wife, w IIhour and WIFE Ell Z beth Dag
GET and - Hung and wife, having en,ei ed their ap-
PesAnee and given security according the Act Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court; aud appearing satisfactory
evidence that they noLnhshaDs OF this Commonwealth
1t ordered that those Defendants appear on the
day of November and the hill Of the
PlaIn and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
Newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
months essivc y and that another pned
the font doof Of the courthouse cosnty for The same
length of tiu'e. copy Tese,
ZACH: u. CBlrrESDEN, dc.
SEPT. "a.
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[compptnicn,ed.

ILon7pninicred.
August 20 after short but sickness, Thomas Hs5
bard, ~ ~ ol d.. John Hubbard, Of Kennebec Co..
Maine, for the last nine resident this Long aud
arduon mad heen hi. struggle TO the obstacles for
fae had thrown IN his and to establish himself ru
aud independent standing society. He
knowledge Vt his profession equaled by few Of bis age H
prospects were ut frightening before him, death DIRE
the cutai h- eaiihy Sociahle friendly I'm
bis dPos simple and unohtrusve in his manners
and engaging IN his department. few had beeu
IN acquiring aud retaining friends lie died regretted by ali
VINO knew bman honest mah without guide ooneealment
-, IA this city, on Monday lat, Wiifis 1iton, aged II
month, and days. yonoges, Of Thomas and Marga-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
Virginia Lank Office. Sepa 12 1927

"S"'tu L"tt, CDtee' 'SP'' - 1871.
y conformity OF the General Assembly, entitled
Au Act to reduce INTO Act the conc. m
ing Esohesiors" passed 9Th January 1919, hereby make
known those may ein, that appears by the
certificate OF jane Rawlings, EehestOr ,f the city ieh-
tnond that by iuquiiiOn aud Office found the uf Tins
month"; oeitn L., Of Ground Of which Robert died
,ezed and possssed, ani winch there ory
hou3ec situated the ". sfe Of street, between St
and Alb streets 10 the city Of Richmond cOuaniis ~ fee,
fronting Main su running hack parallel line. 10
rOhaccO Alley, has been duly esch.sftd the C"Anon
wealth Of VTg'a'a. Wn SELDBN, Reg. T.. oGce.
E-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14

yVVHE Gloucester Indep sulert Jockey Glib Races wi
4 commence wednesday the 5id dag 81 October next
sud continue three days.
Day Colt free Tor ntffed h0f's not exceed
inz years oil --entrauce - dollars
81 Day Jockey Club Puse. for sny harse f
sedng owned by my Member % Tue oiub nanee ~ dol
isis
81 Day -Fsrmsr,' sweeps.rke Zee foi 10Y house en-.
trance 10 barrels pf cufB.
By otder Of the ~ esdeai.
s.gtji. 81-eO
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DISMAL SWAMI
1t 2d 81 4th s,h 9Th 7,h sh
4a 81 10 Is g ~ 6 "a
The SMbseriter offers Jor Sale,

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
N N = m SPdfLSH hides, ,esserai different kinds
~ ~ NV zoo Richmond saitea slaughter do
500 do do do eaitiki,s
~ Jbis TGrners' oil
CuIrisTs' tools Of all Iiads
VOo SIDES sole leather competing az quaifss both Oak
Heafoeh tanRage, at - Ia eta. to SECS per 10.
500 DO tear, rlssset and Crane upper hulAer
90 dozen philadelphia and other cal fSstns
70 do seal and boot and shoe skins
80 do lining and binding Skias
1900 los course shoe thread, n bulls and skeiE,
500 do fine do rrhite and yei!osr. DC.
Boot tTses and lasts boo. cord aud rrsBb
Black paTnish heel balls ard shoe Llackine
Shoe'ndker's tools Of aHkinds
HogsEins baghidss, hnraeSs and ski ting leather
Bfaek and fair birdie LsaiAcr
BlHaoe, leopard, bear aud hair sea, :kirs
SaeeP Ss!Ey american aud ENGLISH, and Buck SIn-
Mens', aconse'i's and gig Saddle Tres
HoTsted, Cotton and SsraiHiYg ~ Dos
Cut Tacts, Fish Skin aud Whp Stocks
orrocco Skins oil kinds for aifer and Couch naiers
Large ChaiSe aud Japanntd Hides
CoaeA lace, taSseis, fringe &c.
Gig kaadieS aud bands, Hoor Goth car1et
oVo par btock and red meas bows plantation Skors
Richmond MAYA feature
Wool aud 100 lbs wooiien stocking Yarn.
WM. CRANE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-09-14
Extract Of a ktter from Sheaan ioah 10 Tie Ed.
tors dated I'd Sent.


tors, dated I'd Sept.
GENTLEMEH:
will take the liberty Of remarking, that from
attentive observation, and vcTv general inter-
course throughout The Valley of Virginia tina, the
stand which the people have taken az sinst the
manner in which the powers Of The Gen Gov are
now exercised and construed, is becoming every day
more firm and decided 1t is really an opposition
founded, not prejudice but on principle. There
IL no error greater. snd few more common with
The friends Of the Administration, than that which
supposed the opposition Of the people 10 be The
effect Of prejudice and passion. The present IN
popular attitude of the Federal Executive is mark
ed here, by widely different features The la,itu-
dinsrisn principles assumed by the General Gov
eminent, are continually discussed, and are well
understood by the people, in this particular Sec
ton Of Virginia. There is sentiment Of oppo-
siiion abroad, and judgment Of public feeling
already rendered, which cannot be superseded, and
from which there is no appeal.
The recent disclosure made by Gen. Jsckson,
and all comments aud discussions connected with
Il have only tended to increase his popularity, and
to confirm public sentiment against the Coalition.
am, very respectfully, SC.