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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15

PHILADELPHIA, June IA. "A meeting of upwards
of FIVE hundred journeymen carpenters, was held
yesterday at noon, in the Mayors court room. The
object was to limit the hours of work from six
o'clock in the morning, to six ID the evening. Re
solutions to this effect were unanimously passed.
and the proceedings of the meeting ordered to be
published.
DR.. ToDsoN has been appointed to take charge
of the recaptured Africans, about TO sail from Sa
vannah for Monrovia (Iibcria) vice DR.. PEAco,
who died at Savannah.
Sir John Cobley, who has risen TO such distinction III
England and is now Lori Chancellor, is native OF Dos
late John Singleton Copiey, X. A.
During its recent session, the legislature of Con-
necticut passed law declaring that after the LIST
day of July next, 100 lbs. shall constitute cwt.
and 1000 lbs ton.
Commodore Brown has been presented by the
Buenos Ayrean government with $4,000; and
all engaged in the battle of the Uruguay have re-
ceived two months pay.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
Baltimore, June 10.

DHWIM0TP, JUHP II.
SEIZURE OF A BRITISH VESSEL Our
correspondent at Norfolk, informs US a British
schr., supposed to be the same ordered of from
Baltimore lately, went into Ocracock, IN. C.) on
the 3lst ult. in distress but in consequence of
having put several bags of coffee on board small
craft belonging to Elizabeth City, she, together
with her cargo, and the craft, was seized by the
Custom House Officer at Ocracock, and ordered
to Washington, IN. C..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
UNION HARMONIC SOCIETY

win meet at the College, Monday Evenings, at s
o'clock precisely, until further notice.
June Is
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As we are about making some alterations in our
Printing Office, it viii perhaps be impracticable to
pIbsh the Waterman again before Friday next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15

"The West" says the Richmond Compiler,
sis daily developing its riches" The best tobac-
co is RAISED in Ohio and Missouri. Extensive
Hocks of sheep, and large wooden manufactures
are found near Steubenville, in the former state,
and the steamboats, are augmentny on the waters
of the Ohio. A Mr. Shreeve of Louisville. leap
tain he is called in the Originally has joined three
keel boats together, in the middle one of which he
has put steam engine of 25 or so horse power,
and thus carried in them 80 tons of freight with
draught of only 90 inches. With this fixture, he
assembled the Wabash $50 miles. Lapis calimina
ris, or the ore of zinc, coba burr stones and gyp-
sum, have been lately discovered--the two last in
Missouri, probably the richest of the Western
States in mineral ores.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15
Brandy,oine Chalybeatc
SPRINGS.

The spacious and elegant house belong
ing to the Company, which was completed last
fall, is now open and handsomely furnished for
the Iecnntinn of yisi ars md hIa rrlnrr ..r.lo :
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IMPORTANT TO HATTERs.-Mr. Hemp

IMfVNI HIN IN I'M ENo.-NT. IIeIIIP-
stead, Of Missouri, advertises an improvement IN
water proof stifening for hats. We have had a
conversation with Mr.. H., from which we learn
that the process is simple, and that the saving Of
seventy-fve per cent. is in the difference Of the
price of the materials used We understand from
Mr.. II that he intends visiting the eastern Cities,
for the purpose of dsposing Of the right to his
improvement. Washington Telegraph
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Too much attention cannot be given to the let
tiers OF Mr.. Sparks on the papers of Washington.
II seems to be the peculiar fortune of that great
man, that the longer the vista of years through
which his life and actions are viewed, the more
certain are his claims to the gratitude and vcnera-
ton of mankind. We believe that no other man
ever lived, who received so much spontaneous no
mage as Washington ; but the popularity of which
we speak, is, that the severe investigations of his.
tory, only serve to make that matter of reason,
which was, IN part, with his contemporaries, a
matter of feeling. Western Statesman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-15

Frown Indignantly upon the first dawnng attcmp.
ne portion OF the UnioI from anohern WASHINGTON.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01
PROVIDENCE FLOATING BATHS.

sVHE Subscriber having Just completed his
4 spacious floating Bathing House, rospec-
fully informs the ladies and gen lomcn of Piov-
dence and its vicinity, that he has located It
in the cove, near the foot Of Hydraulion street,
and in the rear of the Exchange Bank. The
building is provided with every convenience
will stand off where the current is pure, and
will he entered over a safe floating bridge; and
from its retired yet central situation, it cannot
fail n invite the company of those who prac-
ticc cold water bathing. Tho apartments Of
the ladies' and gentlemen are separated in an
efc ctual manner, and those which are appro-
priated for the former, will not, under any cir
cumstance, at any time, be occupied by gen.
tlemen.
Careful and attentive persons will be engag-
ed to wait on those who may patronize this cs-
tablishment, and a female will always be in at
tendance for the ladies.
The subscriber having at much expense pre-
pared this comfortable house for those dispos-
ed 10 enjoy the luxury Of the cold bath, or
shower bath, hatters himself that he shall be
literally rewarded by the patronage of gen.
erous public.
Terms.-Season tickets, SO; single ticket,
I2 I-2 cents; ten tickets,Sl.
The house will be open from SUNRISE till
O'Clock in the evening, except Sundays, oil
which day il will close at o'clock, A. M.
Juno Q. ERASTUS FARNUM.
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Sailed from Newport, brig Baltic, Seabury, Ham
burg.
Sailed from Bristol brig Francis, Doty, Coast of
Africa, whaling.
At Ponce, p 10Th ult. brig Bolivian, for Boston
IN 80 Jays-the only Am.
At Stockholm, May 10Th, ship Mary Almy, Bur-
roughs, ofand for this port, 10.
A, st Thomas, Sth ult. brig Bud, Pope, discg. ard
others.
At st Johns, p r 18th ut. schr Delaware, Collins
discg. to sail for Baltimore in Is days-the only Am
erIcan vessel. Ship Transit, Latterman, Of New
port, from st Andero, for Havana, touched on the
9th, and sailed again tn. Markets dull foral kinds
OF American produce-heir produce very scare.
At st Pierres, Sth ut. bres Orion, Chdsey, New
Haven, ready; Richard, Hunt, do 2; John, Ward,
discg; Active, Butler, do; Orient 4 Nancy, Nick
erson, unc; Gov Wnslow, Downing; Daniel Web
ster, Davis, 81 Thomas, next day; schrs Aurea;
Mary, Chadwick, Bonaire, 4; Hope, Of Newbern.
At Port Prince, 18th ult brigs Lorenzo, Broth
erton, for Baltimore, 8; Moro, Drisco'l, disc; Boil
var Liberator Adams. for Europe. soon; schrs Rich
mond. Watson, Philadelphia, 49,; Nancy, Meyers,
dIscg; brig Hunter, Armstrong, for cape Hayt,en,
sailed 2 davs before. The S ship North Carolina,
Com. Rodgers, 7th, and sailed the 9h-all
WE'LL Markets dul tor all kinds of Am. produce.
Ship George, Rea, Of and for this port, sailed from
Gottenburg, in CO with the Othelo, at New York.
At Matanzas. 9Th ult schr Planter, Lewis Of this
port for New York, 2.
At Point Petre, 9TH ult. Frances Ellen, Portland,
Is; New York, and Lincoln, do 6; Globe, do ready;
Albert, do waiting cargo; Pacific, do do; Albert, Sc
bago, and Orb, r do just arr; Trio discg; Pocahon-
tas, Brown, hence, do; Jane, N. York; 10; Monroe,
Laguira, 5.
At St Jago de Cuba, 9th ult. Crawford, Trieste,
unc; Peter Remscn, dis Antelope, do; Rice Plant,
Trinidad, unc; Fenelon, Baltimore, 10; Heroine, N
York, 20; Chimborazo, fir st Thomas. just arr.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM p. GREENE.
PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
My TIN semi-annuai public Sale Of .an.en-
cOu Eood. mill faEe 0Iacc

PACKAGE SALE OF AMERICAN GOODS.
My TIN semi-annuai public Sale Of .an.er-
can Good, wiH take place.
On Saturday, Sept. I, at O'Clock, A. M,
At which time Will lie offered large assort-
ment Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
brown and beached Sheetings aId Skirtings,
TicksA Plaids, Checks. &c.
Also at IL o'clock.
$50 packages Of Boots aud Shoes, and So
cases mems fine fur Hats.
Catalogues will be ready for delivery, auG
the Goods for examination one day before tic
sale.
The above sale presents an opportu.i,y to
Manufa curers and others, for d.sposng Of
their Goods at fair prices, and AT less cxpersc
than is attendant on foreign Sales. Lbers.
advances will be made OH Goods consigned
and f required, sales will be guarantied, 4HG
the cash immediately paid for tic pro eeds.---
Il is necessary that Invoices OF Goods in.en-
ded for the sale, should be forwarded at 'eas,
ten days previous TO the day Of sale. IN oiGcg
that they NAV be entered on the caiaiogt e.
- Public Sales Of Domestic Goods. are now
exempt from Auction Duty. August /.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-01

TIME subscriber has recently enlarged bia
L. business, and is now ready TO surrly ar
tcles of every description in the Stone Cu''irg
line, as ioU as can be bought in town. GA
hand, large a~ rtment Of Marble. for Mon.
umen's, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones, Chu,nsv
Pieces, Window Caps and Sills. Hearth S,crcs.
Facngs, &c. A variety Of Slate, for Grave
Stones; large quantity of Soap Stoae, for
Fireplace backs aud Hearths; a good aa-
sortment Of Bolton Flagging and Haddam
Curb Stone, for side walks.
A good assortment Of Middlctown- FREQ
Stone. Also, Long .NeddoW Free Stone.
very fine and beautiful, surprising any thing
of the kind ever before offered in this town.
The sirictost attention will be paid 10 bGsi-
ness and the most unwearcd pains viii ev,r
be taken in the cultivation Of the art Of Sculp-
ture, Of which variety Of specimens Of de-
signing, carving and lettering may at all times
be seen at his Shop, and il IL 10 be hoped that
an impartial and die orniDating community
viii Judge for themselves (notwii hstanding ia
bornbastical representation Of others) and de-
termine whe her merit or souad shall succeed
in obtaining their p,troDagc.
DAVID BOLLEs.
July IL iIydrauliop-strest
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Bv the steam boat UIashingtOn.

Arr at New York, Saturday and Sunday, ship
Emperor, Bennett, Savannah, 6; sleop New York,
Willard, hence, 30 hours.
Cid on Saturday, briggs Mary Jane, Hopkins, Glib.
r.ltar; Constitution, Meyer, Bremen; John London,
Ellis, Wilmington; Spartan, Reeve, West Indies;
schrs Gertrude. Anthony, Porto Clvello; Pizarro,
Shannon, West Indies.
Arr on Monday, hips Marmion, Hart, New Or
leans, Is; Saluda, Jennings. "harleston, 5; brigs
Amelia, Barstow, Caliz, 40; Matteawan, Water
man, New Orleans.
Cid ship Britannia, Marshall, for Liverpool; brig
Franklin, Drinkwater Truxlllo; schr Regulator, for
Wilmington.
Arr at Philadelphia. 9th, brigs Oregon, Brown, fr
New Orcans; Blakely, Carpenter, do. Cid. ship
Dido, West, Hamburg.
Arr 23th, brgs iBarzellai, Mabee, st Andrews, 12;
Eliza, Miercken, Vera Cruz; Franklin, Kav, New
Orleans. Cid. ship Florian, Harrison, st Thomas;
brig Wizard, Burns, Vera Cruz.
Arr 10Th, briggs Hamlet, Hutchinson, Havana; Ad-
ans, Wilkinson, New Orleans; schrs Packet, Kelly
Havana; Wn. p. Farren, Childs, St Barts.
Arr at Baltimore, 9th, schr NJ une, Thomas, Port
au Prince, 13, via East River lid schrs Columbus,
Creighton. Madeira; Cherub, Durkee, st 'homas.
Sailed from Alexandria, 9th, sloop Eagle, Thomp-
son, ST Domingo.
Arr at Norfolk, 25th, soop Providence, Wood, I'm
this port. In the Roads, ship Mary Beach, Allen,
fr Liverpool, via Charleston bar, for Portsmouth
Arr al Charleston, 9th. brig Stephen Girard, from
Trinidad dc Cuba, 10. CId. Orig C1tharine, An
.drews, Havana; schr Joanna, Roberts, Muanzas.
Entered at V. Orleans, 9th ult brig Janus, Paine,
Of this port, fr Truxo
At Vera Cruz, June 26, schr Liberty, for Cam
peachy, in 3ds.
AT Trinidad dc Cuba, I III nit. brrqs Cordol a, just
arr; Sarah and MarIa BOSTON, g. sch Hope Success,
Bait. next day.
s At New Orleans, 18th ult. brig Miles, Lawton. Of
Warren. ready for Boston.
At Cadz, June 2l, ships Tea Plant, Havana, few
days; Fabus, West lndics, soon; United States, Of
Phi!al'phia, bound up the Stregh,s to repair.
At ~ Croix, y l7h ult ship Pacific, dis; brigs
Mary Of Prov. do Thetis, Of Middletown, arr I4ih.
Spoken, 2sth uit lat 80, scir William, of BRISTOL,
for ST Thomas, day ott
AT Havana, l4th ult. Phebe, for Bristol next week;
Fame, Bigcy, hence, just arr Harriet. Gardner, unc.
discg.
Cid at Havana, ih ult ship + be, Stanhope, for
Cowes.
The u 8 sloop ofwu Natchez, Captain Budd, was
to sail from Norfolk, last Wednesday, for Pensacola
George Budd, Esq Comman Ter; William McryIne,
Benjamin Page, Jr. Edward 3. Johnson, William b.
Nicholson, Franklin Buchanan, Lieutenaots.
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DYEING, PRINTING AND BLEACHING,
By the Lynn Printing Company
ID & G. A. TAYLOR, Agents, No. 10,
ID. Market square-Dye and finish in the
best manner,
Broadcloths, Kerseymcres,
Satins, Sarsnets,
Canton and Italian Grapes, Plush,
Silk & Cotton Velvets, Silk and Worsted
Cords,
Camels Hair Shawls, Silk and Cotton do,
Hosiery and Gloves, Ribbons, Taste, &c.
Permanent Green on Silks for Umbrellas;
permanent colors on cotton and woolen yarn
for weaving md for Carpeting; print, fancy
patterns on silk, cotton and linen, and border
and figure wooden; table cloths, shawls and
fannels.
Bleach in the best manner, all description
Of cotton and linen Goods, and remove stains
and iron mould from table linen, &c.
Also, cleanse garments of every description
cleanse and glaze furniture cleanse carpets,
blankets, imitation and real Cashmere shawls,
in style equal to any in the country.
August 1. st.
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these two fines ofstages, this wntfes sta atemers
of simple facts is given, which shall be proved
if proof be ch,llenged In this business tlla
public cannot but feel highly Interested. ana
while the despotic conduct Of the C.t.zen's
Coach Company. they must greet with coz
dial welcome the ensuing prosperity Of ,io
Com. Line.
AZARIAH FULLER, Agent cfthe C.Sta,e.
Per order Of the Directors.
Siege OGce at Brg gham's. Hanvrer-street.
Boston, July 80, 1927.
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CLEARED,

Sloop Edward, Smith, B B,more-by D. Barton.
; U. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester New York-by Pot
ter & Eddy.
U L sloop Huntress, Heath, New York-by Pot
ter & Eddy.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

10th ult. lat IS A. Ion 81 IL, schr Institution, fm
Boston for Omoa.
18th, lat ~ g. Ion 20 10, ship Lagola, Of Boston,
fr New Orleans for Liverpool.
18th, lat rs 6, Ion s3 20, schr Harmony, BurdicL,
II New Orleans, for Key West.
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FRUIT HILL-NORTH PROVIDE NCE'
HHE occupant Of this fashionable Mace ol


u resort, respectfully informs his friends ans
the public, that it is now open for the summcg
season: Ii is situated on an einiEence, whic',
comman Is a beautiful view of the adacen.
country, and it is admitted by all who ha,,
visited it, to be delightful place Of resort fos
those in pursuit Of case and comior His
earliest Cherries are now i;pc: he keeps ali
other kinds ofFruit that this lma,e affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liq .ors. Wins,
&c. his table will at all times be firnshe.a
from the choicest selections Of the marke: -.
his very commodious Hall is furnished witt
Swings, which is an agreeable exercise tor
gentlemen and lades:-his long Alleys is IN ,he
best order for the accommodation ofthose Who
will please 10 visit his house for recreation.---
A few Roarders can he accommodated. All
those wishing to enjoy the country durirg Tie
summer season, will improve their health t:'
Wis ting Fruit Hi, where they can inhale ttA
pure atmospheric air
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence June 81
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EpAINE s. BURGESS list of numbers
"A drawn in the Union CQ5sai Letter.,
Goth class.
30 IL 46 II 24 81
Combination "a 33 40 a prize of $.25n
do II 46 do 100
do IL 33 46 do 100
Besides a proportion Of prizes of SOS 25'4
&c. &c. were sold al the lucky office Of
PAINE < BURGESS.
Where the cash is ready for tho foftusafe
holders and where bv paving the sum of "a
may secure tho handsome sum of SO 900 il
the Vest 8aptiS LOTTERY, 10 be drawn IL
this town, this day.
August l.
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T1SxS Day,
TNHE Rhode-Island State Lottery, draws
l. in this town, this day. 10000 dollars
highest prize. Tickets 81 and shares in pro-
portion, for sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
August l. First door west Of the bridge
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yOuN II, UySoN TEA, &c.

V0UN HYSON TEA, Nc.
- Chests superior quality Young Tyson
. Tea, very prime; boxes wallis hrs'
quality retailing Chocolate; casks fresh
Raisins; boxes Pipes; 10 rcams wrapping
Paper, Just lauucd ffom sloop Ann, for sale by
J. & C. HOWELL,
July 81. 66, South Water street
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Many handsome prizes we're as usual sold as
above-the cash is ready the moment ine, are
presented by the fortunate holders. Gentlc-
men. residents Of this town las IL is crs'oma-
ry to leave puff puff putting for our neigh
bors to follow" We will say nothing Of the
AMOUNT nor to WHOM sold. those gcntlcA
men (not by any means excepting the lcdiesl
who wish to obtain comfortable prize. and az
,he same time have no particular desire that
all tho world should know it, may rely thar
the thing will he arranged 70 their n nds, il
they can conYen emily make il 20 their interest
to call at CLARk'S K. |. S,a.e Loi:erv and
I-Achange Once, No Union Buidhgs tu;,
stars.)
The lottery 10 be drawn his Nav "ta-
not bad scheme BY no less than consider.
bic" ,iekets only dollars.
August |.
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WINE AND FRUIT.
A Casks superior quality Cidret Wine, by
III the cask, gallon, or dozen;
2 casks Currants, in prime order;
20 boxes Figs,
Bunch Muscatcl Raisins, in whole or half
boxes;
Preserves, by the box or jar;
Fresh Almonds, Filbcrts, Brazil Nuts, Pea
nuts, Sc.--for sale very low, by
FRANCIS PAYERNE,
July IL. No. 3, Market-street
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TIMOTHY TEMPLE,
No. II, CHEAP-SIDE,
EUAS just received from the most approved
& a Mlnufa c,orcs, a large assortment of
Sole Leather, of The following kinds:
$500 Lss 1000 of so c%%%nFT" !" ca,sEI Ts"''y ao
5000 do do Franklin do
5000 do do Northampton do
1000 do do Moody do
$500 do do Belt Leather
Also, all kinds Of Leather, made use of in
Cotton NJ Minufaclories, which will be sold at
very reduced prices
July 2s. law3w
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HARNESS TWINE.
"UTCHENS & 'ORY have received
4 4 fresh supply, of best Sca-Island Cotton
Harness Twine, which is offered at the Manu-
facturers lowest price.
August l.
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PERIODICAL WORKS.
M INFRVA, 2 Volumes,
NA Atlanuc Mag z'ne, 2 Volumes,
New-York Review aud A hcneum Magizine,
2 Volumes.
The above works will be sold at one half
the original subscrp ion price by
HUrCHENS & C RY.
August l. Firs, door vest of the bridge
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a SMALL BEGINNING MAKES coon
ESDi NG."
Something like success onre more.
q 7 RETAIL tool, "Not a baG idea ia
IVA look at, tia same selling of"pr1es 4 %
tail" and what's not worse, 10 now where.
they are sold; which We will cndelvour "to
show occuiar demonstration Of" ony wait o.
few minue' es 'hey' come one ut tine bAs
often - it is hoped.
G>i-" .Now then for a!th-GD
9I5-CL.7RK'S LIST,<li
OF DRAWN NUMBERS IN THE UNION
OTTEDV
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MARBLE, FREE STONE, FLAGGING
ST0NL

North Providence, June 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10

DOMESTIC.
F,om lhe Wineheale, Hireininn.

rom the Wtnchcffer y URluinn.
To the FTeeholders Of FIederick Cou1rp.
FtLLow-CrTIzENs,
Finding on my return from the Legislature, ths,
roy vote upon certain resolutions. brought in by
select committee Of the House OF Delegates upon
motion Of Mr.. Giiss, has subjected ms to much
anjmsdvsrsion, I deem il Necessary, 81 well for
any own vindicstlon, az to correct fnsspptehen-
son, that the subject Of those resolutions should
be exposed and csnysssed, before you are called TO
pass upoa my conduct at Tie approaching cleo
ton.
There is no man living who admits more fulIy
than do, the smensbility Of . representative 10
his eonsitgents--none, who would seek less to
conceal or Disguise his sentiments upon any pole
Zeal question, with view TO the ephemeraI DO
pulsrry which such course may some times vro-
cure. sill les who weuld eDdesvour By any
evasion, 70 retain his seat in the councils 10 which
yosI voice has lately advanced him.
Having ssid thus much, have right 20 ask ,
that you would shut Jour against the many
contemplate insinustions and Misrepresentation,
which are circulated on the eve Of every election
Vsgue and uncertain fabfcations, backed by no
authority, end having the credit Of no name to
vouch them. or such will say nothing more
Than, that whenever they ere presented in tan
IDLE SHAPE. shall be found ready and willing 10
~ them; there being no part of my conduct, to
hch do not invite the feea inves,ica ion
heIesoIutioos passed by the last Legislature,
: - I12.is[s " slaEe national eoac5fn, and
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To Farmers and Country Merchants.

To Farmers and Country .ETchoHts.
SnHE snbsoIibersi ere Tsoesing iom New York aud
~ Baltimore ana olsf iof .ae,
20 Ibd, New Orleans aud 81. Croix sugars
50 Bags prime green aud RIO coffee
40 Bsuel. odd rye and c9muOn Whisky
80 BIB. a. pie mi Ies,b t,riray
10 Ton iron, steei sad pc. sii Plates assorted
500 Sacks Liverpool iijtd ,it;
Also 0Y HIND,
100 Tons French sad Nova Scotia plaster
I5J Tiefcts IhOuisstowU line
With large snd general as.itmenf Of Groceries
Goods, Castings, Iiardwsie 1c Tobacco, and oil kinds Of
country produce sold on eomausion
SCOTT Fay.
April TO- Juq-y2.,is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-10
DINNER TO GEN. JACKSON, AT GAL
LATIN. TEN NESSL,E

On Tuesday, March 18th, Gen. Jackson being
at Galatp, tbs ctizsrs OF that place and rs yici,,.
Ily invited him 70 pariake of dInper, given in
token of their respect for his distinguished cha,sr-
Ter and imponan, civil and military services.
numerons company attended, among whom IN al
dition 20 the cizens Of Sumner county were seyer.l
gentlemen rem other paris Of the country, who
happened to he, thai time, in Gsllsiin. A sump-
I"ous dinner was provided ~ Mr.. CTocI.ei, IN the
large.hal over the bank. The ufr. ost order. har.
mODy and good feiiowship N ~ a,ed. land siler
dinnss-.Ls. CoIlasxins lossf31
actin!
DENT