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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28
FOR S4LH.

AA tract OF land on AfPomaioX River in Cumberland
We county, oil 40 acre., ntary half wbioh
bottoms Of 1e qlaty a 50 40 of tie high land
improvei Ivy manufiog Having been Kept up pinc ally
tobacco lots "T nany years past Ii has every
for Groupings an excellent srauary wheat Ichme ,acco
harns, &C. anJ dwelling house u rooius wrn, very
moderate eHPene, might be ithdeie ejDioisir ,sdsnce
Tor family n ufiitg d.sCtilv deemed
presumed thsi dose dcsuOa Of pntang wa The
land aud Judge tot heusevss 1t abuu irilrs
l;iehnond aud PeesshGr an ncghhofhoOd
manufacturing mills. Tssns viii be accommodating.
JOAN MILL En-.
Cumberland. Der.4 s0--ri5uJ l,.
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N pgLnabLe I'ianfutinL for NnLr

THE Subscriber es for SAFE his Ion,aon the county
a Of HaHovtr, tysng on chkahomsy Swamp, containing
48O acres; ais ~ mules from TIE eyoT R,chntOnd
MeehaaiesVRte Turnpike passes thou There
thgn 200 acres ptici haue been eleaTed te timber
considered sqa if sapriOr,; any in Of
e'untSy There are 30 acres oferee' Mendoio La'd 10
sn piehassr thai part lying bsioEr the Turnpike roud
separately disposedcC Ihsre Sas0 AIi ieah. haiT
'aRe ohiet eoud 6s great advantage any ,oshg
GET .ht trsbeT or build trtasr DESCRIPTION.
edeaneceSspy as those DESTROYS Of resting capital Iad
7oH pstO it Joshua Storr hung ne adjoining farm ,yL
sh11rH at aHy tnei application 10 be hin
AHgvsfT. p-b-- GERHAS STORRS.
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Virginia Land Office. Dec. II. 1927.

n co.Jor",y uh dcs ratiti.d, Ia &c. 10 redacs
"to aet the several concerning Esehea.ors.
pissed tas eta day e jan $40, do hereby make les,n
20 ot rho, may concern, ,h1t
ise Escaeator Of ood county, dated liza Nov 1877 and
recessed snio tis eee the i0A tha. Jy 9niston
ana eD'ee Joxad "a the i5th Of June last ceyta trac of
L"nd eostains 5000 acres s 0hio iver ia he
Wood asd adjosiias tAa Lands Surveyed FOR %
"fo and srhsh NGfo,a Y,idr,ck died seized ts hot
a"yt"fat As',, hath % sscke-fsi 9iA.s Commonwealth
>, IN SELDEN. r. l. q.
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TRUSTEES SIZE.

siue OF deed OF Trust from late John II. Blair,
osatny date the 18th day OF Mateh 1927 aud duly
.'es ~ ir county OF Hanover, the
t"eng her eio required, provided by the SAID
.ul wal proceed 20 sell Ot money the Plantation
HANOVER called Wooiherry, Thur.dsy the 10th day
'u'f 1873, q the next far day the srops
ooaeeo COZ t9di.r, Ac made tho sail Plantstio
s.he with uen aeiesof furniture, plantation utensils. &e
70 the said psnitiou he fund embraced in
he DEED OF Trust Gu the day the sale Wood
merry namely FRIDAY the iih Jay Of January or tae ne
'u' (nd beins thereto ieqf essi) Will
10 sen ' cash, At E!mnsun the lac rede nee Of the ssd
John bsf 10 Hanover, the following Slaves, 10 wis Henry,
ef brslef EPhaim,u Robin, ,n. Lue
KY, Lucy sVltei and her chidie B"h, KITTY Iinnah
Nancy aud Poy Nancy and her children Betscy, Anna and
'nn'y an Their increase, II any the execution ofthe
Deet asp two horses, mules cnw., aud
ten sheep; also snty ates, Of hunehod and fur
nufs suni'y bank and all the utei,
10 The sad plantation. lists schedules hh are
10 the sand Deed aud duly recorded WA. ANDERSON,
Tihsi.e.
Dec. a. 62-wSs&2,w
jt.R. MCRERY y DR.aPER & T.4ILOR,
tof the late firm Of Eradiey, M'Crery e. Coy
Ii continues At thee, old stand N. W. OF 18th
- l. streets where his very hest shall be used 10
insure hun continuance OF the hcral patronage
~ the late i, and tor which he tender. thanks. lie la.
et opened very handsome and -utie
ALL GOODS quite eIual any acknowledgements
Hs generally VI bue tfuek aud the fashunabe mele
CLOTHS Y CASSlMERES, of various sxAiitits-amony
tmen OF VESrING, aud every other article his line all
n "hie he will make in the besi aud most lahiona
Die ely lev and on yeIy Reasonable terms.
Richmond. October 81. 1927 90 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

ReDl EstGfe an PIinGe George FIR Sale
vntue Of deed 81 executed TO me nv John Dan.
di'tg,i shall, rhar-dsy .t 81 day Of jan next al
te mont 1otr 81 The gle ID,. the city of RE hnand
e f -a'e ., public d"con To the highest bidder ipr cash,
'e s"" nirdgrs interest. to undivie mo;eiv
81 a.' "i Land IN ,e county of Prince Gro,ge, adjoining
va, dhas 81 Cater Edor and others, what called
"HD Tract supposed 10 contain coo acre, and b one
." me mot EalUahe itaGis % IT. Se tic county. The
t" - believed 70 be so; hat the suscrer III, convey
su' u' only as IS oohYeyed BY ie deed oi irrttote-
inITilnsi.
The sal, vii he conducted by 'rhon,a. T.,or, En-.
HirIiu.ond Dec 20. d.
he EDITOR 81 'hs P,iershmg Old Dominion Sl pls,se
ward biz .cc fu tits-f;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

LuHaftc Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby giyeu lhstal the cells institution
occupied, aud tia; patients will he received
ur some u The sad els yaesnti due wi
te oven. iy order Of Tie Couft0f D,rect,f.
MAY &c S--ff I.HfNLFV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

by virtue Of Deed Of rrui executed on the I'd day Of
- April, 1925, by Richard Jones' 10 the subscber aud
guy recorded 20 The proper ocor the purpose Of arns
TO- Cms,iena H. Noriss The payment at certain sun Of
nvn'y therein mentioned, shei, Saturday 2nh dsy
Of Dec next At The eOuhOuse Of Gloucester county .xoe
10 sale by public auction, Cr ready MONEY! all thai tract or
fee Of land IN tie ounty aionsad, contsuing 500 aere
more Oi lcss iyins m Ware Neck and known s name
Lownd Codsse including the lands forosiy hfs bfasy
The mother ~ said Richard, aud tie Isnd lately pun
chased by HIM, Of Wnl T. q John Divs The irleyt. he
eved 70 he gnod but such only AL, vested fe sucfst
wd he conveyed TO tie Pafehaso5 r. q. AMORY trustee
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Z'UBHCCU PLI.VTnI;S.

PETITION will lie presented TO the Sesson Of The
Virginia Legislature pray ms hr the Inspectors OF all
Puilc Wneh.uses, all lac required Inspecting TuLtsoo,
to break ia four different parts of e@i shead,
To dets Ct the msny impnlItvns pIactis.d prIi aud
Certhiu Warehouse, suc frauds
whcre inspectors refuse to break TObsoeo ia places
tey are desired to 10 by the purchasers, may supp
Ssu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

Painable Gionesste, LOD Groaads for SUE.
uue Of twodsctcss Of The county eourtOf Gloucerr
pronounced 90 Che iut day Of Nov 1877, suits therein
Jerendng ~ The naine Of The Trustees " The tcesef
ghsnySoho0 ag7u't the tepfe1cnt,ge aud hers u
J"e dec viii he exposed 90 sale, al public suron for
money a CLIQUE Ser eourih)nse Saturday, the 18th d.
o. December neN 81 fa iinois she next fair ay there
aler Sunday excspcdt subject 10 the dover fy of Mr.,
sha JYnes te land yhereo the said Richard Jones resi-
ded consisting u seysf9 tracts OF pfcels adjoining b. ard
ssid % contain GOD aces les II = uestcs a. 80,
any trE ~ sonut natgn n ihis aul; siinsiisn b,n
helwsfn Moth aud Ware Higers, Immediately the ses
peaks more Tor u, than be sad Die Limits Of an s,
intnsnt' Tie sale will commence al i1eclock.
1IIOS 9. AMONY C0ur
IT, -sraft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

TEiHE Store and Lumber Ifsuse a, The Piping Tree in
kipg Wm. county, si,aated IA wealthy ntigLbsufhood,
end At VI the pubc Fefes lower part Of the
Safe Persons Wishing Kent Lease Size sioi sssid Pro
pery, fof Commercial pfrdses, viii apply Mr.. Sterling
Cfump, II the city II ichDvn or To- the subscr,i,r f.sd
rug IN King WIN. cCuuty. ROBERT l. King.
.1E. TT ri
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S3OO REII.AAO

$500 RElf,.dA,U
NIlLl he givca Tor the delivery 10 me-
aitn- Jal Vi HenIeo County, OF JAMES w. ROACH
aha wan. W. ANDREWS, who escaped from the said ] all
on the Night OF the 10Th of Sept last Hundred aud
tpty Dollars ioI either OF them.
PUAClf about 81 years of inrhe. high ed
hGr and blu eyes; has his iishi M with India
INK tue INITIALS VI has the representation of Tomb
"iih in The attitude weeping ver which,, wiilow
sni under winch the date vi has hi,i $685. 1ef on hi, LEFT
a the fc feseutiiiou It Altar aud Hearts unite
ose' Which are two Doves suspenrg Wreath Live and
above Tie elbow the american Flag Had line pana-
Mons, cotton SHIRT ahalt FUR hat striped yc
ANUtEWSis about &c years OF age light hair hale ewes
"aIty conPis N'On, feet 10 inches high with
lHd iHk on his tight w. w. A. which il the A.
i.erean lag and Eagles on his left Altar, over wh
an altar a two Hearts united, with Doves
WIssh "i Love: Hal pale blue domestic coat snd
Pahtao9a with hat about half +, hest nfor,
'naon have hssn able to cbsin, induced believe
'heY aietoselasr al wofk en- the Dismal Swamp Canal
II. THORNTON, ID. NJ
". ~. it'll For JOHN Psgrar. NJ. r. I'D.
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NOTICE.

III persons having claims the Estate # Richer
Ait"ghts dec will pie their fhe Adj
n,ns'cs Of the said Richard Iiughesspd all these ndet
ca 10 he sad eae requested 10 make
~ Tie A'ninisifaioIs. WM. HUGHES.
PLEASANT BUOTWRTGIIT.
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FOH LE.9SE OH EENT1,

FOX LE.fSt or RE.NI.
NHHE Subscriber intending deolue tie Meicaue Dui-
VI about ChituIa., w.ud Lease his ,land
lying the Stage Road from iichmobd
vile, about miles asye Gocchlana cit1onse For tr ms
sipy TO the subscriber MI. Samuel DUNN ia IN hn,ud
ooLi6. 46-tlsJ m. MAfrIN JAMES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28

TUE Ssjayber having ieascd itnt asis tnor ,fa,d
- hanes iartrH rsPeeifIig soiicts Ms patronage III
re PhDf ne pledges hinf 10 cpsy caertion a. sfe
0equ"aaon fraUsers AID s,ker5 scio may call o. 6i.i
cT't-i1a7, ne 80. CT ST. =. y EoSY 81, D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-28
IRIY.aTE SE.ML.N.aRY,
Nh MnRI.E,.AI E,rm.,l, 80 tUar,o.,..,,

MFR J. MoRbECAI formerly Of warreu,on, North Car
Yk DINA, 10 establishment has ahful
* pleasant residence, miles North cf Rchmond for
cepon of 10 young ladies' who wall be placed under
al the females Of his family the comforts Of home
he inuced under h general super lance, Spcilns
leeadDg Writing, Arsin,ck, Ciamar, Passing Rheorick
Geography, and of tue Globes; Astronomy, Mythology
History. fbe Scholastic term Of 10 munhs, will CONNIE
The it Monday Jan. The charge TuitInn In all or
either vi the above tranches board washing lodging will
he go dolls. for the term, payable semi annually
1nstruciiou IN French 20 'l uek so dol Embroidery
80 doiis for the whole
Books Stationary, f furnish I'd will form the onIy extra
chargs. AiiIess 10 Niebnlond, Va
spine Farm, l,raak TpIppk-. Nov. i3. 5t-aawios.
LLABLE .NI;GHOES FOX S.4LE.
Ts,HE Subscriber will tG,r for sale, ii P9wla,an Cou,
a house, the thid Thursday in December next beng
Powhatan ctny day, 50 s. very valuable negroes
Amongst them several female servants
~ likely; aud at least IL 10 buys girls 10
OF who viii :. sold s.rsaly Th,
ob.dut aud iaiIiu. part Of Them vii be sold tor
rash and the at twelve credit ie
giving hou, to4ear ns,.s. l,un, the date, Tn xvI
;iopshle security
Tie sale will lie conducted by air George NJ. Pollard for
Nov .. 53-n Wal u. GILES.
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REIY.8RD


J lsf ANAWAH from Jacob Gurus. Kmg VIM rs,io,v Va
some ine ~ ihe year 1928, likely vounr negro, nan
LEWIS, ne was about 20 year, sld feet or o,b,s
h.; i" Hff, wei made and rather lizht conn xiya: M
o"e' Hs leeHiIeeed Lewis purchased BY Jacob ISu
to oI yesfs SEQ eta Mr. Grimes King asOrce eouofy
"a "htfeN - Pf0hsne hr l uiknr IL he has MOI l.,
oint aus obtained ftee papts. will give $50 to
any ptfon who ~ill deliver IeW to me- or = 10 To- an, nor
500 VINO "ili aPPfebtGd hn and give information 30 s
ct hin again. MANY srffEiiiIsg SIa,,, ,N'''
r-;, w. - = Of Jacob Bntruss, dec.
~ :, ~, zee. - 67-6t
u, Pu-yns having ePet coan viii the Eafc Of ltobI
bei. ute iste Sadder Of the city Of Richmond are
iePuesisa !" car o. the succfiLsr or settlement A. 4,
Wy references The books will often be required
baye h,d rn posted a1i am nov ready 4. nak sftl.
msnss Ain.1sh y tesfrabe fhst speedy Glove Of
~ s m s's Hld be made. yet hall give ees1na.
pc tune 10 Woe VII hay fs debt 10 The este upon their
9s'3s "y11 ~ we pymen thereof Al those INDEBTED by
Dyn'. ana notes ae informed, ai tc claims n.t De
s'e'e @e wy urgently rfsssst and ths' therefore a
~, co"Ps'sp 70 FIGURE them make immediate tsvmsnf
hfisen, a'ns ~ cli t Removable lime, fnav esps n
bai ifse 'eP' f be taken Tor the COLLECTION thsfs AL
Ptfs owing caims sssni the c,tae AZ. ,foneste IN ore
sent then poftff and igay that nav bs
,il. ~ ~ et doe, @ enable me a. pi-te orange
D'sns ~ ia"r liquidation. My Office I. In tbe Civ sjl
"n,ie " ~" Fsptfs vii be kspi snd where shall
generally attend from 10 o. 0oiock
w. ID. WREN, scrtr of {. r.
80 80 fen'gr ~ Ioii. Bell. dec.
-
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Eut.r,. Dis.rict Of rusi,.,,, 10 .r,s.

2 Y
ma irceuisered tai Sisi dan Of October, the
10 SD year of the IaJependene Of the Uuisd States
America, Iii. Excel-nsy, WAN. u. GILES, ol the
iSeali ssd District, GOvrrnpr Of tAs Coinuonw, a OF
Virginia, for y in heiaf of tir sand Cumn,onwe cath,
i,sh deposited this Office the ti,t Of hap the
whereof he claims (for the beneft OF the ea,
sforessa)a, Proprietor, the woid following,
SLAP vfhe State al Virginia, rela,ed fioW ts shc, Mop
the State, ia law Is, Herman BoNe."
In conformity the At Of Gong, United
States, entitled, Al act lot the OF learning
ny tie copies oil Ms. Chats aud Books IT. Au
,hos and r.o,ieo.s OF such Copies he therein
lusu,tpned." iSirnedl RID JEFFEjES,
Geek " The Easein Di,rctvf w gum.
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B6nk II pirgdniG, Nov. so, 1927
IHIlE annual mtene ct hs Slookbiersof the Bank Of
Nfstra will take pisoe' ihs ffs Monday in Jausr
neat, al their Banking House lhe c,iy Of Rcbmoud
w. DASDRiDGE, cashier.
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.lI.4 RSH4L'S M. y

,No1aS1A 'S.dLE.
80 70" the fredericksburg Drt pronounss on The s0tR
day oil april 1927 ina suit depesing said eour IN
winch t-owin upshaw aim'or Of Johu REYNOLDS, dec ia
iia'ni and Laurence Muse Defendant shall on the lt
DAY oil Dec 1877 upon the press, exposet by public
10 NE iShe bidder, Tor cs-h, the houses aud lots
aiid wharf III the said decree entioned situated in the town
Of tatpaiahhSek-a Vt which particularly in
s nuehurS OF mortgage, bearing date tbs SOih Of Dec.
oio between the said Laurence Muse of the pal-snd
John Ns yn"ds 81 the other part; and to IN
me County court OF E.sex the 18th day aug 1871
THOMAS MATTHEWS, Dsruty OF
Nov. =, 1877 JOHN SrANARD, u. L. @. u.
gov To- 52-tis
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dissolution IT Co Partnership.
WE co paitnersbP .xi-rg under i,m OF Adlson
n Powell thI. day dssoiv 10y mutual con,en Ar
snsemeut' are making 10 discharge all d-h againihe
co"eetni and all those indebted will be pie make
mnedia. pay A. POWELL
B,unswiek Mineral SfFnss, Dec. /. WIN GuOLsoN
we whto R.htcr Lease the Brunswick Mineral Springs
s'aoii nen with all us appue also aaehed 10 the
spbgs Between geo Ut land, good situation for
aie u me L.sse Renter wishss, he be aecoanu.
dated e T., quantity OF Land.
me hAi e. the situation and advantages that these snns
pave over any htio" the mountains, Ted eomeut
eume that gentleman wishing t. ,uoha. or cen,,c,
would do 50 without hsi viewing The Pstnes. This watering
below tho Blue Ridge. ~ ~
We val ais, sell eco ofthe Spriue TtAet L1ad
iF"g crime Wtstwsfd Road, South the Snrir, Tn.
land hs. socd rroi "a wood land Of good ysI; h Il
"det,d "thr sowih 0r .oba go, rain There !.
cree tuning thtO ihe midlr Of fh land, containing "a i
a5ie 10" Grounds with large nr.i ta ie M iowa
~ ms part Vi The country. Ts tact Of ianI & hslly
situate. tor R'si@eoe, being hneIy walefed and h..
located within "re ine Of tue Springs viii be e
,d''oibiDcuaiiiiS 70 TIE purchaser a POWELL,
Deco. ~ oii ~
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BY RITCHIE & GooCH.

II rh- ENQUIRER is published twice week seners,
tnd three week during ia. OF the State Iexs-
tusPce, tn. hsreDtos, Five Dollars per snnuu,
sable in advance. Notes OF chartered tanks,
(auy) w he received The Editors viii
ts- she safety OF rmtns them by ns the postage oaiw
tSrs beng paid, by the wr;.rs.
- No papsr will be disc ,n,inued hut at the discretion ct
he Z i,toss) nnlii all have been paid
II Wa, wall antee the rVnsnt OF niue sPers
thssi lave the tenth GRATIS.
Terms Or ADVERTISING.
eT- One sqIs,r, or LESS-fuattnserie MS csnt-taeL
tLnt,nrsnce, SD cents.
No until IL has either been rsiv
er. assumed by rersn tids CITY,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

Mechanics .3SSociafiOn.-A meeting of this
Association, was held on Tuesday last, to com
plcte the election Of officers for the year ensu-
ing The following was the result
Select Committce.-Lconard Blodgct, Viii
liam p. Greene, John Church, Daniel Il. Good
hue, Samuel Tingley, Bradford Hodges, John
Gorham, Gilbert Richmond, WIN. Bucklin,
Gardner Vaughan, Samuel j. Smith.
.4Ssistdnts.-Samuel Pearson, Dexter Thur
Der, Samuel W. Wheeler.
Wardens.-Jabez Potter, Henry l.. Burr,
Caleb RoHee, Elisha c. Wells, John Gladding,
Jarvis r. Gladdng.
Audifors.-Ezekicl Burr, Thomas II. Hold
en-, George Wheaton.
Committee to superintend the Funds
John Carlile, Peter Grinncll, Josiah Whitaker.
.Nessenger.-David T.. Mann.
AT a meeting Of the Select Committee, on
the same evening, Col. Leonard Blodget was
elected Chairman.
The following resolution was offered and
passed unanimously:
Resolved, that the President, Mr.. Kingman
and MIR. Lawton, be committee to take into
consideration the subject Of promoting temper
ance, and that they report at special meet
ing to be called by the President; and further
that said committee procure an address to be
made by ono Of the Association, at the time of
presenting Their report.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

THE Hon. JOHN II. WATERMAN. When
John c. Calhoun was unhorsed, as tho phrase
ofthe time was, by the Pennsylvania delegation,
it was told of him that he supported his defeat
like a Hero, and the very welkin rang with
his praises Within the last fortnight another
political Horse racer, the Honorable John X.
Waterman of Kent, has met with defeat, not
far less important than Mr.. Calhoun's, and we
are happy to state, lie supports it like Hero,
and is not to be put down by small affairs
On Monday last, Mr.. Waterman visited town,
and instead Of being chap fallen, he was full
of spirits, laughed at his present ruin, and like
Jai!ier could have said, allogorically, =" and
now thank God am not with a ducat." We
would be the last to rejoice over the msfor-
tunes Of any man; but we cannot refrain from
rejoicing that the prospects of our friend Water
man have been defeated 1t will probably
teach him that the people must be obeyed, and
that intelligence and justice will ever triumph
over ignorance and stupidity. We do not be-
licve that a man of Mr.. Waterman's intelli-
gencc, was ever opposed to reform in our
judiciary; he took sides with the opposition
with an expectation that he could ride into
favor his defeat has taught him he was mis-
taken, and we hope he will profit by the ex-
ample.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

intemperance.-A numerous meeting was
held OH Monday evening last, at the Baptist
Meeting House, for the purpose of forming a
society for the suppression of intemperancc.
The following resolution was adoptcd:-That
we will abstain from the habitual and unnec-
essary use of intoxicating liquors; that we will
not furnish them to those under our charge, nor
contract to furnish them TO those in our en-
ploy, and that, SO far as our influence extends,
we will endeavor to confne the use Of them to
such times and occasions as shall be necessary
for the preservation or promotion of health"
several gentlemen addressed the meeting,
after which the resolution passed unanimously.
II was then resolved that il is expcdient to
form an association for the promotion of Tenn
perance, and that Messrs. Thomas Burgess, A.
Kngman. 7. F. Carpenter, w. A. Burgess, b.
+. Hallett, j. L. Tillnghast and c. Dyer, be a
Committee to report provisions for that pur-
pose, at an adjourned meeting on Friday eve
ming next.
~ The Committee will mcat at the Office of
W. A. Burgess, this day, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

CoAL.--We state, upon authority, that
Mcssrs. Benjamin and Charles Dyer, and John
H. Clark, are at this time engaged in making
excavations to discover coal mine inWarwick, !,
and that present appearances indicate that
their labors will be crowned with success.
Some of the Coal has been attested by sldl-
full mineralogist, Massie Bassett. Esq and has
by him been pronounced equal to that which
is taken from the beds Of Newport, and equal
ly as full of igniting qualities as the Lehigh.
The enterprize is one Of very considerable
consequence, and we hope it will terminate in
success.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

THE ARcApE.-We have been politely
permitted to examine the plan Of the ARCADE
about to be erected between Westminster and
weybossett-Streets, ana of which we spoke in
former number Of our paper; and have the
satisfa ction to state, that the whole Of the
stock has been subscribed for, and that the
building will probably be commenced at no
very distant period. The structure will be
vastly ornamental to the section of the town
where it is to be erected, and will rebound to
the credit of the enterprising individuals who
are to be its proprietors.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

who, having found himself Incapable of procrr-
ing a livelihood in those regions to which he
was driven for support, makes desperate ef-
fort to get up disorders, that he may have an
opportunity Of riding on the wbirlwind, and of
acquiring fortune on the ruins Of others.
The tales that he and his no less contemplate
parasites circulate, should not be listened to
by any one; and our word for it, those who
listen to them will find themselves deceived.
Thus far we have not seen or read aught that
goes in the least to impair our confidence in
the integrity of Bolivar: we believe him to be
a true patriot, friend TO liberty, and in all
his acts, he has proved himself to be the
WAsHINGroN of the Age. So much for Bo-
livar and his traduccrs.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-25

In late Medical Journal, there are some
remarks upon the mischievous effects of ardent
spirits--and it is stated, "that during the five
last years, 65 900 paupers were a limited into
the Philadelphia Alms-house, being an average
of $4,000 year During these five years, ar
dent spirits, to the amount Of 1000 gallons,
which cost about $4,000, were used, besides
wine, cider, &c. because it was found or
thought necessary to administer it, to keep the
paupers alive or comfortablen' Incorporate
habits had made quantity ofspirts necessary,
in the opinion of the attending physician
Whether this was good advice, we pretend not
to say: but the expense thus incurred by intem-
perance was great-And this shews one of the
evils Of an excessive use Of ardent spirits
Another and far greater is, that il renders the
continuance Of it necessary, until misory and
ruin cnsue.