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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-02-01
AssnG%INSS E1@.ST.
WILL BE SOLD
AT PnIVATE SALE, ~

A THST asaa. vsls'SiS ses asses. ffES iyisa % :,
,ss.&6 South kingstown, with large
.a&sk& new Two Story Dwelling.
House and other Out buildings thereon,
with valuable water privilege, and a va
luable privilege for fishing. The above
Farm is considered one Of the best farms
offered for sale in South-Kingstown for
many years. The payments Will be made
easy to the purchaser either by security
given on the farm or approved Notes with
Interest.
ALSO,
Two Mortgage Deeds on the estate of
Matthew Robinson, dec. lying in South
Kingstown--both of the above Farms lay
on the post road leading to New London,
and about miles from the South Ferry
For terms at pirate safe apply to the sub
scribers in Newport.
r. POTTER, .4Ssigpees 10
N. s. RUGGLES, Robert Robinson.
Oct. :. 1876
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-02-01
Boarding House.
Ba TATEBAWLSa

- LsrEoTrvLLy informs his ftisDds and The
IN public, that he still, remains at his Old 50
tustion in Thames-street, No. 40, corner Of
Fair-s,reet, where he would be glad 70 accom-
modate q few steady boardass, ON reasonable
tgms, Nswpsri, pss 10, lI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
DIED,

~ mis- residence ia King and Queen, within few days
VIM ARMIsTEAD, esq. Member Of the Senate Of Virginia
on Saturday adopted the usual testimonials in honour
Of his memory.
On the 3D. inst the Bowling Green Caroline county,
4LSt year OF his age. lie the last and the only
Vvng son Of Col J. Hoomes dec formerly of that place
Al ms residence, in Henuco county, Saturday, Sd
INST. Capta'n RICHARD BROOKE Of the firm of Brooke
Cosbys.
u According 10 resolutions the Members Of the r. L. T.
BLUES will Grape the left thirty davs in
testimony respect their deceased fellow soldier
Capt. RICHARD BROOKE.
JAMES ". JOHNSTON,
Feb. Capt. P. r. J. 3.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

Knight. Mills Robbins, Kowau Kurpies. Sanford Sey-
mour,ssiisbce Smith of Md, Van Buren, Willams-26.
NTs-Nlcssrs. Branch, Chandler, Chase, Cobb, Dick
erson Eaton Macon, Marks, Noble Rand olph. Reed,
Smith, OF South Carolina, farewell, White, Wiley
Woodbury-1T.
Mr. Sanford then moved 10 re-counit the bill, with
Instructions To strike the oJl section.
The Chair observed that the Select Committee having
already reported upon the bill, IT seemed that they
lScharged from further consideration OF the subject
After further consideration Of the subject.
MIR. Smith of Md, movcd that a Select Committee of
ave be appointed, which was agreed 10. The Committee
was then baoted for, and the following gentlemen
elected:
Messrs. Hayne, Berien, Sanford Van Gurcm and
S.lsbre.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

Contents CT the EVANGELICAL lNaUiRER.
NO. Nv. for JaDuaTy:-l, The Incarnation. @ Tho
Atonenent. 3, Supposed contradictions in Scrpturo
reconcileJ. 4, Death, vanqushed foe S, On the
proper exposition of Scripture 6, Biblical Catecbis,n
continued 2, Character of Dorcas. q, Literary 6.
Religious Q. Revivals in Spousy lvania and Rich
mond 10, To the Readers Of the Evauae,icof In
Guirer.
No. v. for Fehruary-l, The Atoncmcnt. ., On
the proper exposition of Scripture. 3 The Design of
Creation. 4, Biblical Coiechism. 3, Church Disci-
pline. 6, Qualifications Of Teachers of Religion
Z, Baptist Mission Society of Va. g, Review of Miss
sion and other intelligence 9, Ordination.
Richmond: published monthly, at 81 per annum--
8vo PIP 3s--Rev. Henry Keeling editor and proprie
toi-T. w. White printer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
SCOTT AND FRY,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

- AFlNG taken the corner Store and Warehouse for
IL mcrly occupied by MessFs. Samuel Dunn 6 Go.
respectfully invite the attention of their friends and
public to their present Stock of GOODS-Consisting
part OF the following articles:-
New Orleans and ST. Croix Sugar in hhds and barrels,
Loaf and Lump ditto, assorted qualities,
Prime. Green and Java Coffee,
Jamaica, Antigua and N. e. Rum,
Holland and Country Gin, Madeira ard otr-r Wines
Old Rye and common Whiskpy,
Peach, Apple and French Brandy,
Prime retail Aolasses III hhds. and bis
Gunpowder, Imperial aud Y. II. Teas.
Spanish Segars, Writing and Wrapping pautf,
Bed cords aud leading lines, sole and upper Lci;iHr,
Nutmegs' a'lspiCe pepper and ginger
SaItpeirc, coppcras, alum aud hg blue,
Cheese, chocolate, plurls and almnrrs
NhitiemOre's best cotton aud wool cards,
cotton yarns, No to IS, the Baltimore laci'ry
window glass; tumbiorS and decam'rrS,
Bar Iron, plough plates and cut nails,
English Blistemed and German steel,
Liverpool fine and ground alum salt in sar IS;
WOODWARD, iron and wood bound,
Mountain clover seed Family Flour, &c.&c.
With general assortment of China, Eariheo and Tin
ware, which they Offer by wholesale or retail on the ulos
reasonable terms. Their having house in New Yofk IN
purchase their goods enable them soil low ;Gey
be bought in this city.
County merchants and others viii fLd il to bcr H;cS-
est TO give them a call
Any produce consigned 10 their care, will be taaQH in
store, or disposed Of to the best advantage.
u All orders promptly attended to.
jar. go Ct,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
Nerroes Wanted.

a PERsoN desirous ofseing large farm, wishes To
purchase for his use, from 10 to SO Negroes Of
good character, large proportion Of them aluate ,nr
and on the following terms:
I've purchaser to give Deed Of Trust mon the Necor
@ eH' estate OF al iea double their value the
purchase money-which is to be paid at his opon any
,i"'e within SIX years-hc paying the interest annuai!y
nus making It, in effect, equivalent tn cash sale For
N:':o1 Wig "S''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
COMMUNICATIONS.

COMMUNICATION.
hIessrs. Editors: ! have seen in the Central Ga
zcfte list Of persons spoken of fiji the Office of
Governor ofthis Commonwealth. As I've is somewhat
distant from the theatre Of action was no, surprised
10 see that nperfec therefore for the graft
hcation OF the said editor, who seems to take some
interest in the matter, will ill out The list In add.
lion to the gentlemen named i'll his paper the following
have been spoken off,
The Hon. Erhraim Speed.
Andrew CarDDe,
lessee Fox,
Saml Trout, and
Jenkins Fitzgerald, Esus
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
EAsrGNN DISTRICT OE yINGiNIA- u -.

ssxAX%4e Ne ~ nCMEMBERGD that ON the twentieth,
Is = day OF December, in The Gf,ietll year Of The
sza#H.# independence Of the United States Of Snnc.
rc2, TIlONAS W. WHITE, Of the said
,, Strict ha'h deposited in this olcr the title Of
,'ooT' ne right whereof he claims as Proprietor in The,
s. fractures Yari,os Y,D;cks oC lf,ro- .IJ,.,,~,,
toni1ot anil infeecfu Improuemenf rdircv,ei IN az
Glsne.F5 IHti,s, a Em.Woo4 F,7sr Co,l,,,u TJ,,,;
1855; ByJ ,NEs VI. GAnvErr" - 5'''
~ conformity 70 nc act OF the Congress Of the
United States, entitled Gan act for th cnco,,r,,.
ncnt OF learning, Ivy securing the ooo;es Of me-,
charts, and books To thc authors and rcorictors Of
such copies, during the times therein mentioned -
|D JEFFRlES.
Clerk oFHe Eastern district NJ II,.:,,io
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

We hav devoted large space Of this day paper to
bringuP The Congress proceedings: which of late have
been of great interest.
The REJECTION of the Bankrupt Bill by so decisive
majority, on lis second reading, created general sur
prise. The public mind seemed made W at least, TO
lis passing the Senate The vote Of reconsideration
the next day, and by equal majority seems eqaally
strange five can infer any thing from the two votes.
II is that the ODD section, extending the act 10 all
classes has caused the rejection OF the bill and tina,
the idea tIat the striking gu. of that section might
procure It's passage produced the vote of reconsidera
ton We have heard that tie 93d section while it
defeats the bill in the Senate, recommends il in bc
House of Representatives and that it is tie principle
involved in it, which alone makes The difficulty Of the
bills passing both Houses.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

anu republican, in whose integrity all have conienc,
ii he calls Ulis inconsistency?
It is with feelings OF pleasure, tha, we speak
MI Randolph and his political alterations. We sneak
10 justify others aud not TO condemn him. There la,
heen great inconsistency in the General Assembly but
II was displayed in putting John Randolph in, and no,
in putting him QUE.
DIR. Ca!'toua.-'The time for The Report of the Com
'''tee on Mr. Calhouns case, is supposed to be ap
preaching. Mach speculation bas been naturally oc
cas'oned by the long time consumed in the inyestipa
tion That their labors have taken wide range is
CERTAIN and that some person is to be hurt By their
explosion seems than probable. That SIr. Cal
honn should prove this person, should not havesup
posed but for certain prenonorv strains his last m
per the Telegraph nn:r evidently apprehends some
uniavorabe result to his from the caren he has
entered lie reminds the public in his last who COM
POSE The C"'nmtee, and gives hints which lead us
~ suspect that some discred will be thrown upon
Mr. Calhoun's management of the War Department
by the Report of the Committee. We wish il 10 be
understood however, that oniy attach importance
TO these indications furnished By Duff from the fact
of their being against his side. We view them as The
evidence of witness against himself--and partcu.
larry to he credited upon that account. We avail;
Ilic report " i;ii curiosity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the LIST inst. by the Rev William IT. Hart
Mr. THOMAS N. PAGE, to Miss JUIIANN RANDOLPH,
daughter of Mr.. 1sfam Randolph, Of this city.
On the fst inst. by the Revd Robert Wilkinson, Mr..
GEORGE w STOcKDELJ, Of the city of Richmond, To
Miss jUnITH ANN ELIZABETH, daughter of Mt Francis
Muncass, or the county Of IIato
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
Dtrgsarla Negt@iaturc.
HOUSE OF Delegates.

FRIDAY Feb. ..
Sundry reports of bills and resolutions from the com
ntees were made i further notice of which ~ nj he
taken in next.
Mr. Page, called up the resolutions offered BY MIR.
Giles on former day. Mr.. Watts moved their indie,
finite postponeInent, and called for the aves and noes
Gen. Taylor then and supported the motion in
speech of some length, in which he again took view
ot the tendencies OF the resolutions and replied the
remarks OF Mr. Giles on the day before lie was fol
lowed ny Mr. Giles, who moved that the question Oil
the motion to postpone, be put oil until Monday when
he would enter more fully into the subject But the
question on indefinite postponement claiming prefer.
euce and Mr. Watts refusing TO Withdraw it, was Ia
ken by ayes aud noe; and negatved-Ayes 81, Noes
1885,
Mr.. Crump of Powhatan, expressed a wish that the
urher consideration OF the subject should be pos
poncd until Monday, and asked for withdrawal OF
the motion 10 That effect, on the ground that the House
was prepared for the question. Mr.. Giles sait, that
under the impression that the subject would he pospo,
ned many gentlemen bad left the House and he had
b -on applied 10 not TO withdraw The motion. MIR
Inston said the subject had already occnpied some
time, and from the indication Just given of the destiny
o! the resolutions, and being in favor their taking the
usual course he hoped the motion would be wihdr avn
Members in the part of the House where be was were
prepared to vote The reference.
Mr.. Giles then withdrew the notion And ths
question recurring on the adoption OF the resolution
MIR. Goode of hlecklenbu,g, called for the ave. and
noes MIR. Hall then renewed the motion postpone
the SUBJECT until Monday saying tia; his mind was not
made up on IT, This motion negatiyed: Aud the
resolutions then adopted Ayes l26, Noes 6l
The Speaker then appointed ;:e following Commit.
lee to take tie resolutions iete consideration, viz
Messrs Giles. Taylor, Smyth, Watkins Of p. e. Low
all, Mason of Frederick, Tyler, Williams Craig Cor
don, Payne of d. Goode Of M. and CrunD of r.
Air May called up the resolution nsruciing the
Treasurer to suspend the execution against Tie sure
ties of no. Preston for ten DAYS. After surnc CONVEX,
saon in which Messrs. May, Rives Of Campbell Cole
man. Bryce and Winston took part, the resolution was
adopted and sen! 10 tho Senate for Concurrence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
TOMORROW!
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
FIFTH CLASS.
To he drat0n in Richmond on The III Of February.
KSrGHyTzam 1oro rxra Anm nan

1ZEGEEsT PRIZE $4,000.
FEyE Managers of this Lottery having been reques-
a ted by the vendors OF tickets 10 change the mode
n drawing have concluded 10 adopt the simple com
hination system OF sixty numbers with eight drawn
ballots. THIS plan of drawing lotteries has been pur-
sued in all large cities Cor several years past and
with almost universal appreciation In fact it is COR
dently believed that person who viii take the trou-
Bile to examine the system, will for doubt its
perfect fairness and decided superiority any other
plan dat has vet been devised.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06

We are happy to learn. says tie Augusta Cons,itr.
iioDast OF the goth MI. that the heah OF W,r,ra,,
H. CRAWFORD has efiate very much nrrIveG and t,a,
cry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
YATES M'INTYRE, Managers.
M.ANAGERg' OFTTCE

CsNUEG TIE f.4(TIE HOTTT
- Orders (pJs paid) enclosing The cash or prize
tickets, will meet with the prompt attention as
on personal application.
Address YATES & MTNTERE,
isb 70 Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
Commission House.

Petersburg, Jan. 9Th, 1927 vet
~ OJICh.is hereby given, that application III nc made
to the President, Directors < Co. Bank Of yr-
GINA fer renewal of Certificate Of the Caral sork If
said Bank, for twenty Shares No "a, ~ lie name cf
Granv.'.a Smith, whica has been los. wy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
TO-MORROws!


Virginia State Lottery, no. 5,
I1rM lie Benefit ofMe Disn'a! S,camo Canal Compaay,
WILL BE DRAWN TOMORROW.
YATES NPINTYRE, Managers.
90 M. LoHcry-8 D1umn Bailo,s.
HIGHEST PRIZES.
Q. 5000 1900 ! Of Of $1,000 1900
Of $500 of 1G2O
TO Of 1000 90 of 500
And great many of 5000, &c. &c.
Whole Ticket $5--HaIf 50 5O-Quar,er 81 p
FOR SALE THE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-02-06
RICHMOND, FEB. 5, 1897.
Staple articles.

Candles, t1ilOw, II I3 II
Do sperm 10 80 SIS
Fish, behring's No I, hbl 4 a!
sh9S, No l., do 81 Z
urackerel, do 4 z
Grindstoues, inca, 7 s
Hides, Spanish, ID Is 90
Indigo, 10 % q
Nolasses, gale so Sc
Nails, cut, ID 81 {
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-15

From the Leeds Eng.) Mercury.

AILWAYS.-These improved modes of COM
munication have hitherto been confined almost ex-
clusively to this country where there great ia
cilites for making and maintaining them; but for
eigners are beginning to see their advantages, and
we have lately heard Of some great undertakings of
this nature both the continent OF Europe and in
America. One of these will rank amongst the most
stupendous works of the kind in existence and is
in a country where such an enterprise would
scarcely have been expected, namely, Austria The
rail way will communicate between the river Mol
dan. near Budweis, in Bohemia, and the Danube
at Lintz, and is to be of the length of about esh
ty English miles. 1t will convey the produce of
the salt mines to the great channel OF inland navi-
cation in those extensive countries, and the import
ance Of the work will appear from the fact. that
the cost of the carriage of salt aione on the line
marked out for the rail way is 100000 sterling per
annum. II will be great advantage to the popu-
lous manufacturing town of Lintz, and will in ma
ny essential respects benefit the whole tract OF
country through which it passes. The expense OF
the work is estimated at 100000 sterling, and it
is carried through country where many bridges
and much levelng of the ground will be required.
The workmen are accommodated IN wooden houses
which are moved on as the work advances; the
rail way is about half finished. A gentleman large
y interested in the enterprise has lately been in
this country, visiting the Darlington and Stockton
railways, as we'll as other works of the same ma
ture and it is from his information that these facts
are derived.
Experience seems now to have decided that rail-
ways are the best means Of communication hitherto
invented, and we therefore can have no doubt that
a very few years will witness the accomplishment
of number Of those undertakings projected short
time ago in this country, and the commencement
Of which has only been prevented by the general
recuniary endorsements. 1t cannot be question.
ed that advantages of very important nature would
arise from the construction of railways, connect.
ing all the great commercial, manufacturing and
mining districts of the country; as Hull, Leeds
Manchester and verpool-Liyerpool and Lon,
Edon-Manchcster and Observation-Disclosures and
I.ondon-Lonlon and Bristol New Castle, Leeds
Nottingham and London. We should not "is'
those works unduly precipitated, bat the eyes O
the public should he open to their Importance, ann
the first favorable opportunity taken Of commen
| cling them.
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CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

r term,are to those Who pay. during the month Of
larry or July, six months in advance-Fauy Dollars a
From those who do no, pay as above, Fioe Dollars
p /. mmded Ii a sub ,crbcr wishes to decline, he
nifty the editors Of his ntentlon before the first Of
ns or december, and pay all arrearages Without
na,ce with these conditions, paper will DC discon-
so Mnei EXCEPT at the option oftie editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
,,yeriscnents not exceeding twelve lines, for term
man three months foar times fur dollar and TWEEN.
t for every subsequenins longer in pro.
v ;an Advertisers requested To specify in writing
how oag their advertisements are to Dc nsersd or they
",,s At, sn,ion must be post paid
Adverttsing bytheyear.
-. cubacribcrs. To Subscribers
,e,r SIS, 90 l. year S18, 90
6months w months oV
3do. 4, ~ 90 o'U
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SHERTFFALTY.
I'm TIE DE.MOf.RJ TIC ELE6 TORS or
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

NEW CASTLE COUNTY
MELLOW CTiIZENs--Plcase 2 accept ny graceful ac-
II ,nowledgmens for your asf fry rs placing me o.
Ne return for the Office Of SHERIFF at .onr asl nominal
n NJ, c,on and as tie time is approaching when acco'-
na 10 .age on viii again be called ntos leci petso
GI hu, Office, permit tnce mere 10 Oft myself AS q
ran1date and o solicit contnuatn OF our suffrage
fr he e sizing Term assn ing o., at We same nme,
.b, viii ct.reifull, submit to any node Of Nomination
~ ma, be adopted nv County Mvei.g and give my
@nl,ltd support to the Candidate VINO may be Nonin,-
led by the drectian and authority ot fiat Nee.ing
WILLIAM HERDMhN.
,a oyer 1907 40
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NOTICE

Tshereby gwen that gene meeting 81 the stockhold
| rrs ,f The Chesapeake and Delaware Caaal Company,
M be held at their Office NJ, SO W.lna street, Pha-
Dha on Monday The al of in ,e, 1927 cleo Pres.
MN ard nine Dir ectors, and to transact the business.
according 10 law H. u GiLflN, ntcy'
May2 o@-o'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-15
WESTINGHOUSE STATUE.

The last number of the Christian Examiner, published
in Boston, contains the following original poem, lately re-
ceyed from Mrs. fIeinans liz the lie winch accompah.
ed she says-"I have just composed few lines on fes ,
ing description in of papers, OF Wash,hs"L
Statue, by Chaniry Its being sent from England :
America now that may h pc tina all feelings OF an!
mostly are yielding to kindcr aud more b'o,hery seho
ments is NEST striking and interesting Circumstance
The lines have been published nor will they prese
appear in any English work, should wish them 10 rsac
my New England friends first"
Yes! rear thy guardian Here's form,
On thy proud soil, thou Western World.
A watcher through each sign Of s,orm,
Der Freedoms flag unured.
There as before a shrine TO bow.
bid thy true sons their children leadi
The language Of that noble brow
For all things good shall plead
The spirit reared in patriot fight,
The virtue 5orn of home and heaitN
There calmly throned. . hoy light
Shall pour Ger chainess earth
And let that work Of Englards hand,
Sent through the blast and sirgea' roar
SO grt with tranquil gary, stand
For ages Oh thy shore!
Such, through all time, The greetings be,
That with the Atlantic pillows sweep
Telling the mighty aud the free
OF brothers DER the deep.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-15
EpiGRAM ON LORD CAsTLEREAGl

BIZ THOMAS MooDE.
oWhy is pump, like yiscount Cisteresghf
Because II is slender thing Of wood,
Which up and down its ~kward arm doth sway,
And cooly spout. ard spout, and spout away,
IA one weak, washy. everlasting food"