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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
YYATER-PRooF GLIIE-

IL correspondent informs US. that he has sr,rce.i-
td ia making glue. perfectly water pr oof-snd
having the property, also, OF dying almost i'm
medIate'y after It's application. His method, we
learn, Is trst to iu,nerse common glue in cold wa
tel until 1t becomes perfectly soft but yet retaining
us original iorm a tter which. II is TO be Issolv.
ed In common raw iinseed oil, assisted By seeatIe
beat, unit! il becomes entirely taken up by the
a'teT alter which it may be applied to- su5s,aure CO
Tor adhesion to each other, in the way comnoa glue
Is ordinarily applied 1t dies almost immediately,
and water will exert no action on it. 1t IS unne
cess"Iy 10 say to how many valuable purposes, in
Tue af's' 'his application may be used. Fer cabi-
net makers, 1t IL important, as mahogany veneegs
when glued 10y thus substance. will never iii of
oy exposure to moist atmosplere In ship build
i"' II WIZ probably answer a valuable purpose, A.
IL has Infinitely more tsnacity than common siu.
anu becomes impervious. water. We consider II
ah inportan, discovery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

y VIZ bee presented 90 the ne1t s;,.,; e,,.
pfl, '''"' e. r''y fns fiat ihe iu,peeto,. a. M
d, b,s,t Il h. go ii f ffquned, ~ inspee ine rl,e,o
To- do, az & uef-t Pifi' u h.g.bes1 IN csJsS
cerf t, "ap'''''ns rracfised ~ pr1nr and that
'.i' t''' e'"se TO break ps',aoeo IN mi -, ~,
ST. 90 by 'he purchasers. may be su,re,se
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

-. f'"'n tie C,6tes saiss Gazette. phd.j Oct =.
We have. lying mpon. cur tsble. " o p.aches
Weighing two pounds and four ounces They
were rai--d IN the garden nf DR. Schot, CT Souh
Seventh sireet--taey of the kind called Heath
Pesch."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
UAyFERSlrY OF, p eA.,-s1-L. y,-4.a1.s.

tsh!FERSITY OF p EA.N'Sl-L y-f.Hl.s.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
rfsE Lectures Viii begin ~ the inst ~ cnAy ia
~ anh evntnn. tiii Nl,rch.
aNAloNf. Iy u 5. Phys,k, MD, ". =. Hcsac.. II. II
MAltklh t5EntCA. Ino. kpdirsn U.se. n. -.
rtAotickot MEiIetNE. E-iha".r-.h -an.su. n. ~.
MipWitEkK rhos snnes, ~ l.. Nynl. 4. Uew.e.
SCltO cry. Wiu. Gibson, y, -
wA =. hoRNER Dean, yea Ch,-uu sueet
Phila1e'ph'a, A"s",,i7. 29-iis,liuNav.
WITH. Of Deed OF TT. executed 6y Kc6.-, tier Ion
~ on the rst lay VI Juae, ls2, Wu ana E,nyna
w k"otss eni Only recorded clerk ,irre a., In.
eou OF the county OF MaTrnn the State AIsha,a
ssHn uilee shall proceed, NJ the request the IN,
al the Berk oi Virginia, TO sell Car puras-, rsrtt.d
m the -ai deed, at public auction, ready money. %.
ne eist OF Nos. -Four lot, o. rarce "a lad
yins ana beng Tie ct Huntsyiie county NJ
Si'e - Alibana Known sui in che r,u II
sii IOWA by numbers s. SO, So Il the sad lot.
containing one hall AisJ p.tc.f II
sI"uuu ns a"d eng IN the sd town Of unviis.
~ '' '- s'oesa'l, aud beng lot nuirbef
Ny"h anu d'nSu sued iu the plain said town.
60 H tar sad deed Also the souih-,y.s euat;er s.euon
.ieFr OF N~hshi i"cs, vi rf.n
~ '"e oTi'iSestctn qra'icr
W 80 h sage one west Of is meridian quai
sections 'Ne d-seiHed being Of the lsi- e. cod
- ,.i"''e IN rra'cc vi. the laws providing
81 the en'ls Of the Untsi Ststr-, ALp r-u,
ani granted by th. United State uni. An,e,v ,p-., Ia
patents dated th. lSadly pteher, 1872 and ocuv,, ,
~ sA' Andrew Janic.cn the SAID Robert Gordon hy az
Ieltr' b'nins date 1GD Now ieI9 aad duly recorded
he i"u' h~t acre lats Nos -, 50. So TO- ts
me"', uereon viii be sold The ps IL Tie lot
NO - WIN the inPovtu mis- lhei eanTl be sold ~ snath
ti" eel viii he separately solid z. W. KOOrEs
tS'' hnipnd, Sept. 81. So -, .,,,,-.., a, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
LAND FOR : AJ.iI

n' s"tsSiotf sishe to sell lis 81 !.ri in the r,
y q Oh sterheL, ci,od-'. Brdre c.rtsi,, T.,a
80, WIN 'Aeent mPi thereon rh.se di.no..o
fo"dt are iu'ied To call aud The ,,Il n,
'"' e ai'h i"a'"ent with and three yea.s tret
',s 'iii se not soiI before the 2oh Oct Il viii b. pub
No,y "neted tor safe on that LAY, the premises.
-t-------- 80 q. JNO. y. - HARRIS.
'.s u@et u Ltud GATED hhI Grove. eoasiaT7g - ~.
= 800 acres, lying 81 tue lower Aneha county r.,
iye!'.s-, Is still Tor sale. Il would make an excelI.
~ ?"'s',o. II vii be sold ali tosu,hef OF divided mt
t'tsts' met e 5iy besccommodaiInv
Ptrryru. nJ,y
AZ IA hand eosSdeT4bie assortment of Stlple an,
'J ""'rs, which they viii sell al reduce pic e.
-Ats"hS ihT,i assortment There part ello,vns
IIspPaFd, extra blue sud tiack cloth. oas.neres
blankets, Daniels, plains and ieirn6ugh.,
~ ' hester cords, hon,haxc;;s and syrau,,o,v,
Caieoes oatnh les and muslin, "s
SIX, cotton sid ,,usted hosiery
%z"an' "eke"ug', and ba'lars, Of recent i'm
CCTPs''Hg' aud hearth russ green baze.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

" virtue Q" Dr-' oi i"-i, j. {. i-ittieyase - tn
hes da,'G the sth of Nov. iss2-u. iecor.sd m
e".i"y S'uit sh" rr"cee,l, Tie 18th aay ~ the
p5' ''' p3tD5eT at Hanover Courthouse, - sell At
80 'ion' ,oth- highest bidder, for cash, H., following
ia 70 Wit' Sfe nanted
e'"rsn, s's.y ro Susey, Lucy, Rosetta and Edward o.
49, ta.t ~ e Hid slaves as viii ne sufficient nav The.
"t' secured ny the saif r.t, wHh costs ATTENDING the
' lie suhsfrieers viii only -ict title a. vt.I
IA ,in' ~ SAID Deed OF Trust. RICHD NORRIS T,,,ee
1f-fdx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

me sF.---Ihe snierprsing citizens OF the
west, not satisfied with covering their Istyss 80
TYcis with some Of the finest steam boats built io
'ne .hied States are resolved that the star stan-
g'si Tanner shall be borne upoa the bosom, Of The
ocean by vessels built in western ci,iea. which
Few years since were tie abiding places al tbe
so you and The bear tLOs testifyms to the .orJ
.I.' .ns "ci9n and energy Of fee people are
hcDies deemed IS insufuounts5lr .isi- ic,o 80,
hcance' when oTposei to skin snI sooity
Inc sooYe interesting tact Is derived rom the
CINCINNATI va AfTesi.-f, which s;,tss an,
. 10 addition 10 lie steam boats At pre.sn, ,,,,
ne sio"Ss IN tbd cry there arc two schoooe,s
o"e OF ~ 'ons 0ufihen, destined the coating
o. mQ1era.s bafiien ~ sr:it.. IS oe exam ,vri 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

DiSdf.iG %5g.I3lP C.IN.4L CO.NPY-N-Y
flfAkE "oi'e' utihe seins Of th Ornpsny viii .1te
= place Ae ijtu day Of nov. sccof,ifnr 10 NJ ~
Visions Of the aet u As,tny. FIELDING LEWIS. ~
49, .., 80 ~ @fesidrn'
O.Lf2 n H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

QUEBEC Sept , L. .di.empt If an En- sls &, de-
your S1y.- y very singular occurrence happen.
J ed The week before the last in the Parish of 81
Ambrose, auc;:! enc mile from the city Two bovs
The one seven and the other ::.a sears old amused
| themselves IN an adjoining field trying to reap
| while their parents were dinner \ l.--.e eagle
soon came sailing over them, ard with a syyoop
attempted 10 seize the eldest but luckily missed
hm- The bird not at all dismsye,l. sat ON the
ground at short distance, snI in few moments
Iepes'ei the attempt. The bold little fellow sfcn
cen himself ssainst his fierce Antagonist witt, the
sickle he bad very fortunately III his hand end,
when the D Tdrusbed upon him he s,rnc; At !, Ira
-icAie entered under the left wing, and the blow
having been givcC strongly, went through the rbs
and passing through the liver, proved slDos, i'm
media'ey fatal. This eagle was afterwards sold g,
VII. Chas'eur, wbo has stuffed j, and PLACED i, in
h- museum, where II may now he seen II i ,b
lrg tailed, or Russian eagle. The Wins evo,n,
upwards 0I ak fset. lis stomach was oYe1-I -,J
'ound entirely empty. Ths poor little hoy .i,J an,
'eceiVe scratch tie was probably no, aware OF
The danger 10 which be was exposed Hal IN. -,
gle seized HIN, It's ia.ons, which are of Uncommon
sti engtb, and lbrut inch and half long. mus,
nave laceTated him dreadinliy There is itil. doub
without the bud was much weskened by hummer
that blow or two from its bealS voul ma We torn
out his eyes, and with the instinct pecuii.r To b l.
% p,ey' O'' Ken In momrnt the thin parts oil The
skull about the eye, and almost instantly tes,r yeJ
hisllfe. " %
Several eagles of this species breed 10 ths birh
CaPes sbou' Cape Tourmente, belo,Y ST. 5ouci,i,D
In the fall they feed chiefly upon &C, fowl and ,bs
c"rcasss OF fish In The summer mon,bs tlev ,ro.
very destructive {" poultry often carrying of lsrpp
'u'ksT az goose in IA cir claws from th. barn do r.
The present IS tine FIRST authenticated instance y,
their attacking children in this country which Ia.
come TO our knowledge. IG0x
Mrs. Hemans tie celebrated poetsss, having
been invited by the proprietors Of the PilsIept,,
Ladies album, TO take charge OF ;iit perioitcaI
publication, with salary of fifteen bunJ Ell dol
iorS per annun bas returned the following sn.vyer.
Rhydon, Sc. .Gsoph, Aug. II, 1927
" SIR: beg TO acknowledge with thank. tbe
layor OF your very obIgng letter. and reqnes, Won
To INFORM your American friend, that an grs,e.
iuly -sn.iss of the compliment paid ,ne by III
offer you have transmitted; bu thar the pro.oeei.
IT holis form, however hatering. would not co1n.
t"r"tl"nce the incoavenIences attendant on !s.vjug
my own country.
ani, sir, your obsdient servant,
FELICIA HEMANS."
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y ECO.N'D -p'UYICE.,.

40 Check wilt he teeive1 pa, n.ent a, The T,e,..v
Office n, " not cndo'ed y ri,,r either tho B. nix Of
Va shia, or tsfinefs' Bank Of Virginia. Richmond
JEHMAS BAKER, rree.r
vet ."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
lJ-gRSgTI-,.S = y =,

I
pursuance ot decree Of the upe ior Court of Chan
- esry La the kehmond Dsret pronounced on the 81
@'dS on thu 2,4y OF June 1877 the case Of Wemore
br.N Oh r., nI ." w ednssday The 7th day er Npyen
'' ON the premises, the following Real Estate 10 ,,;.
pisee o. parcel Of Land Cay 81 Rici,nonI f.,
~ Street ahou, 50 ane the same on e. S,, I
aJjo'nns the lard Of John p;s.n tes aud - L,%bar,
late ,hs 9TH day Of AP! ig22, Including the dwelling oee
tea - @ ',n The Dhce' attached ,p the which
said city. " '"' 'i''''ss e"utoi
Also, CERTAIN piece or parcel Land in aid civ b-,;,
N VA street to9 q North East from f. Street on l.
Nofih F.stsde Of oh Street. running along goth Street r.,
.'ohnt'i 81 feet thence down parallel ne sL
GOO s're '''i' street, the number OF feet "a nm
Watt Hcnnin r iIoliins Tor IN. h Ss,@sd by said
"e''ucfe, datec 10Th October s22 [cxceet kat o.r,
'eAfs y ~, ,d f wy Tor the b, John pnkh
n'u'e OF the said Watt, Consisting OF one nshosanv
one nah any 'toretsry book ca-e, vi mshocsny %
"og, 100 yolumesof miscellaneous Books. as conveyed tut
.sea o, u, o" LAY 81 Aril 1872, marked b., cope, OF ali
~mem deed, ',e hei a. e.hit'' III the ar Sale TO
SgaIe"ee st II O'clock, ~ d. at the house oeeapl.d by said
j. GuERRAHT, m. C r. d. or one of hi. depv,ie,.
45-;is
Tor SAFE az tie Pen5feniiaTg Store.
LARGE supply of the Manufacture. Of the peuredi,,,,
son Among which are '''
wagons. ea Neer cioa'hs, shoes, wagon ear, & pious,
sa',o every descriptions axes hoes. wrought nall wb
'AioTs, eo9Pers ware &c 4, all OF the b-si quality
examine thy merchants ami vtiei ar. invited call
Sept. 80 9sH'' fHos. NELSON, P.AP,
.NDTF-gY .4C.qDEyHY.
SiS Suhctiheis respectfully their TRENDS o,d.
~ r"nitc tust The Of chs.
inehce the Is day OF Nov. 'o" WI" COIN
t saeies preparatory TO entering the Sophomore and
"n" oH',s Of Cd!ese Will be- tsuehi Instruction viii i
Ss syen N he french sooE Keeping aud all the g,anc
KERN. 40 A'se'0OFe -For Greek, Latin Edahemalict.
Tor Euglnh 50
tsiT"hie ta5t he Parents and cuariisn, wis s.h n
I mn Sous AID ""'i-, vii nsk- Early Application I'm,
M 80 y y be ''anisd'a;ey arranged, aud 10 ,hsr
tDW'D w KENNY.
AIdr,.,, ., kDN'D L. SCKUGGS.
Cumherand county
Board can he-fsd IN the '.t ,s.cs,,.l,. r..,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

Journals Of thc Firgi,lia Lcgi,ia!,.rc Wanirg
Any person who may have in Their possession
lbe Journals OF the NTginia Legislature, for the
May Sessions of lT79 and 1882, will render
public service by making it known to the Execu-
tive. BY order,
WaI. II RICHARDSON. C. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

u who 'aSe eau5 She late ". John Singleton
a "ei', sni Pirase forward icn, DELAY h. i,e
muse hdtoi'd aus reque-ied 20 nme-
0''s retirement HEZ. FORp,
~ Curirsrl8 nd ffou.e Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
Ndle Of Ne.,torS.

NOTICE The Negroes confa.I 80 the Pen;.,,,v f,
transportation vii he sold that place on Mnd,, he
t'h INST w pu'e auction, Tot cash The rurl.s. or ur.
eh''ers witt be quie. give bond with approved .et
' usnsfo''ng u.- beyond the limit. IT, States, The
nnmh"r Is about my most Of them able bcied y,urx ner
j.. Ftnlnsis VIII Ice received until the g. IA trs ~, the
purchsie OF the Nee'ocs bcior. svvred. Should ale b-
ehScted iiNaisiy, due hotire viii he gwen Nv o,,ier
Nm. II. RICHARDSON, &c.
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pERPErUAL MOTTON.

FELICIA HEMANs. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
New Cooks.
feb d

VNALES Of the O'iIara Family, second series, con
Il prisns the Nolans and Peter of the Castle, vol:
price 90 SO.
Rome IN the 18th century, containing complete
count OF the ruins OF he ancient City, the remains u
the Middle Ages, and the monuments of modern Tires,
with remarks on the fine arts on the state Of society
ana on the religious ceremonies, and customs
OF the modern romans; first American, from the 4ih
Ednburg edition, 9 vols SO.
An Essay on Morbid Sensbility of the Stomach an
Bowels, as the proXmate cause or characteristic cord
hon OF indigestion. Nervous Irrtabihty, Mental De'
pondency Representatives., &c &c. to which pre-
hxed, observations on the diseases and regimen Of IL
VaiIds, on their return from hot and unhealthy eli
mates BY James Johnson, NJ. ID. ] vol 81 cents
An Annual Discourse before the Pcansylyan AGA
DENY OF the Fine Arts; delivered on the 29h Noyer
Der, 1896. BY Henry ID. GiIpin Price so cents.
Discourse delivered before the Historical Society
OF Pennsyivania, on New-years Day, 1927 by R1Dci[
VauS, price 81 cents.
The Philosophy Of the Human Voice; embracing rs
physiological history, together with system Of prne'
pies by which criticism the Of elocuton may be
rendered inclliPiblc, and construction definite AMI
comprehensive; to which is added brief analysis u
Song and Recitative. BY James Rush, Md. lyol 0Y'
Price S. so.
Discourse preached at the Dedication of the g
Congregational Unitarian Church of New-York, Uec.
1926. BY William EIery Charming; ID edition; price
123 cents, or 81 20 per dozen Just received sale
BY PlSHEY THOMPSON.
Washington. feb, %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
$40 Reward.

Nymulatto boy aNDRE TVrap away from me on the
WI 4th inst. for the second time this winter When
hc-eloped before he apprehended about - mile:
from Alexandria on the road TO Dumfrics--he having
lived for the last year or two in the immediate negbo!
hood Of that places but have written to the
hood lately, and have every to believe that he
has not yet arrived in that quarter; and having
seen his commitment to any Jail advertised, have
cuded that he is harborcd where in the Dist,co:
its vicinity, and probably in this place. Andrew is l.
years Old, isa dark muatto with black gloss
hair high nose, prominent features, and il oud be
dithcut for any stranger to tell him from an lpdanhe
has q down look when spoken to, and hesitating
speech, although brought up in the house and accu
toned to company--lIe had on when he went of,
light colorcd yarn jacket and panta'oons and green
cloth cap II he is taken up within the District and
brought to me, Giving in the town Of Alexandra)
will give reward of 10 dollars, and if apprehended
without the District, will give the above reward Of
fifteen dollars and pay all reasonable and necessary
penses ROB'T V. HEADIET
C,,v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
From the Portsmouth. nv II } Journal.
DONALD MACDONALD.

There is at the Aims House in this town
very venerable and interesting old man, whose
name is Donald Macdonald. He.was born at
Inverness, Scotland, in the reign Of George l..
Oct IA, A. ID. 1922. His birth place was at
little distance from the field where the celebrat-
ed battle Of Culloden was afterwards fought
His grand parents belonged to Inverness: his
grandfather lived 10 be ISL years Of age, and
"crawled on all fours before he died." Donald
father, named John Mac Donald, was farmer
Of Inverness. He lived to be 10Y years Of age,
aud served in Queen AIMS wars; he had Ia
children, Of whom Donald was the youngest.
His death was caused by some accident as late
rs the year l779. The mother Of Donald lived
10 the age Of 90.
Donald himself was taught the Erse language
as his mothertongue, and was educated in the
Roman Catholic faith, to which he is still az
tached, and he talks Of the preaching Of Faith.
er Foster. the minister of his childhood When
Donald was only nine years OF age, he went TO
sea as Captains boy. His first voyage was
10 Canton, and il lasted about three wears and
an half He continued going 10 sea, till he
was II years Of age, when he enlisted as prl-
va,e in the English army, and was attached 10
the Black Highland Watch, regiment so
called from wearinsa black dress, but which
afterwards received the lame oil The AID Royal
Highlanders. In the year l746 he went over
Flanders, served in the campaign there, and
received several sabre wounds in the head. one
OF which has left large seer, running from his
forehead 10 the back part OF his head. His re-
eiment behaved so gallan,ly in that battle, that
the French general said, if it had not been for
the broad swords and blue caps, he would have
destroyed the army. After this battle he went
in l74s to Hamburgh, where he remained two
years and three months; continuing in the 22d
Royal Highlanders, he CAME over with them,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-26
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1897.

Alta regular meeting of the Washington society OF
Alexandria held at the City Hotel, on Thursday the
22d day of February, 1871
Ress9red Unanimously, That the thanks CT tins socie
" be presented to CsAnLEs AHNrsTkAp Ai&NaNnhh'
ESQ for his elegant and appropriate Grafton 'hs Gay
delivered and that he be requested TO furnish copy
there for publication. NJ BALL - ~
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law in the State Court at Massachusetts,. Z,
the course Of another six years, 1t will prob..
bly, be decided. But the owners and nnderwr
,ers are both rich aud able to carry on The Coz
test.
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COEIEN'S

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia Market.street, Baltimore;
Where both the great capital prizes Of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars were obtainedn the late Grand State
where tuc HIuuBsr cAPITAL OF 2U,O0O
Dollars, in the last Grand State Lottery, was as usual
paid in cash the moment it was pre- sented; and het
Office in .hnerica.
0rOrdersfrom any part of the United States, either
by mail, post paid, private conveyance, enclosing
the Cash Prize Tickets in any Of the lotteries will
meet the prompt and punctual attention. as if on
personal application. Address to
il. COHEN, jr. and BROTHERS,
Baltimore
UrCOHEN'S "Gazeife g Lottery Register, /" WILDE
published Immediately after the drawing, and wilcor
tain the Official List OF the Prizcs-it will be FORWARDED
gratis to all who purchase their tickets at CouExs Or
ftsE, and who signify their wish to receiveit.
Baltimore, Feb l4-17 3tawt12M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-29
Richmond Enquirer Extra.
RzcamomD, JUNE 80, 1897,
TREASURY DEPARrMENr.
April 18Th, 1897.

NOTICE is hereby given to the proprie-
L tors of the unredeemed six per cent.
stock, created in pursuance OF AN act OF
Congress passed on the 9Th of February.
1913, thatit has been decided, by lot, THAI
the certificates mentioned in the annexed
schedule, amounting in the whole to five
millions and seven thousand three hundred
and three dollars nd sixty nine cents. On
the surrender then Of, be paid on the first
day of July next, the respective stock
holders, or to their regal representatives,
or attorneys duly cons Ntuted. at the 'rrsa-
sury, or at the Loan Olive, where the Stock
thus to be reimbursed, may stand credited
80 the proprietors thereof.
1t is farther made known, for the infor-
nation of the parties concerned, that no
transfer of the Certificates mentioned In
the annexed Schedule, from the books OF
the treasury, or any Commissioner OF
Loans, will be allowed after the first day
June next. and that the interest on all the
Certificates contained in the said Sche
dule will cease and determine on the day
preceding the day hereby fixed for the re-
endorsement thereof.
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of the TREASURY
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-08-29
NEW. BEDFORD, Aug. 27-Cld ship Whining

NEW.BEDFORD, Aug. 27-Cld ship Whining
ton < L,yarpoo Packet, Briggs, Pacific Ocean.
SALEM, Aug. 2i.-sailed, ship Friendship, Su.
matra; schr Frances, Carlton, South America.
GLOUCEtTER, Aug" 2I.-Saed schr Ann,
Atkins, CAYENNE.
PORTLAND, Aug 23.-Arr Globe, Porter. I'm
Liverpool, 20; Milo, Merrill, Havana, ~. Cid An
geIa, Gardner, Guadalupe.
BATH, Aug. 23.-Arr brig Emery, Given. Liy-
erpool, ~; schrs -Four Brothers, Ncknson, Proyi-
dcnc.; New Packet, Nlckei son, do. Sailed, Mary
Y Eliza, Tsllmsn, MArtinque.
boston, Aug. 2t-Arr hr9 Foster, Foo'c. ~.
Grcenock, 81; schr Susan, MoTgan, Pnrt an Prince.
Cld briggs Margaret, Mayo, Au,wDtp; B,i' Jact.
Dearborn, ST. Thomas; st. Pierre, Foster, -.
Picrras.
2jIh, arr brgs Happy Return, Holbrook, Havana,
~; Cordela. FILLS, I'm Trinidad de uLa, 20; s,hrs
chlsham. Small. Baltimore, =; Godfrey, Ryder, IL
Eav Of Chalem.
Cid briss Fortune, Baker, Valparaiso and mar.
ket; Juniper, Parsons, Cayenne aud Surnam; Pearl,
Backmer, Cape dc Verds and market.
26th, arr ship Mentor, Mann, Hamburg, 80.
9th, arr ship Cowpcr, Urann, Liverpool, 3j; briggs
Cameo, Mansfield, London; Traveller, BIenoll, Tar
rapoLa, IL; San,oset, Springer, Wilmington, l6.
NEW-YOitK, Aug. 23 Arr ships Brighton,
Sebor, London; Manchester, Lee. Lyerpon; Wn.
Thompson, Maxwell. do; Edward Bonuaiic. Hltha-
way, Hasre; New Orleans, Cole, Livetpooi; brig
Dappen Dickenson, Hull; schrs Eagle, Abrams, ST.
Barts; Bruce, briggs, NibaEa. Cuha.
2tth, ,rr ships Concorda, Bailey, from Liverpool;
LOUISA, Reeves, Iivre, 80; American, Moran, do;
br!gs Emily, Godfrey, London; Potomac, Bustow,
Stockholm, ,nd GO days r Esueur; sloop Mei ida,,,
Carr, Bridgeport.
Cid l'r. ship Moro Castle, Lcnox, Liverpool; brig
Sarah, Ashford, R,o Grande and rsrkct; schrs
Ben Alan, Roberts. st. Andrews; soops nliza Ann,
and b. ID Jones, Providence.
25lh, arr shps Montana, Smith, Havre; General
uuid Bordeaux, -S.
PHl!ADEIPHiA, Aug. 23.-Cld schr James
Burrll., Hall, Proyidcnce.
oath. cll hr!g K.chm nd, M'Neilledge, Trinldad;
scnr Aroo, Watson, Matanzis.
BtLTiMOhE, Aug. 22d Cid brig Congress,
Wadiclgh, Livcrpooi; schrs Yellot, Murphy, Valpa.
raiso; Amazon, Leon, st Thomas.
NORFOLK. Aug. 2i-!n Hampton Roads, ship
Sa'ah Collins, from Liverpool, l5Ih jane, bound up
James River.
22d, in the Roads ship Indian Chief. Vanhorn, fin
Bremen, 81, for City Point.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. S3-Ssilcd, schr Prompt,
Moore. Aux Cages and ST. Dnniugo.
CHARLESTON, Aug. l6.-Arr brig Emeln,
Burger. Maanzas, 8; scnr J,.c, ilayaa4. ia br q
Sophia, Avcilhc, do.
SAVANNAH. Aug. ll.-Ar schr Gold IIun,rcs-,
Small, Charleston, 3.
i+'h, arr ship Niagara, V,nnard. fr Liverpool, 81;
schr May Eleanor, Mitchell. Havana, O.