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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04


a List Of Letters remaining u. The post office ~
Lpnct6afg. On ias la dag Of Oct 1927.
A-lam,, {. Anthony, John H. Aclec. Chs
Anthony, Mrs Elizabeth Alexander, Chescy
Andrews, John s. III. Allen, John Allen.
Il John b. vd Fred. Bass, Reuben Burch, Isra.
81 Bobson, thomas brooks ,, James Bowling,
+. Blanchard ,, Thomas Bonnet, VIM. Beny,
VIM. Bourne, Wm Bn.net2, Mrs Ma tina Ann
Barnet, Amanda blanks, MIS- Frances }, Bur.
net, Edward Boaz, Leonatd Believe, Mis-. VA
ney Bright Pleasant Boley, SamI. Booth.
C--Alrs. Mary T. Coleman, Capt. lohn
Grouse }, jesse Clark ., Miss Stella Cole, c
Crozet 3, Ailiner Cox James Cox, Cons. Crow,
Mahaa Collins, Miss Martha (obbs, Ciefs
Ghnncery Cout2 ,.
D--Lud~cil L. Dawson. John B. Dabney
Nm. f Lepriest, VIM, Donargau, John DoIlas.
James DAVIS, Nimrod Darnell.
E--Benjn. Essex, q. A edwards 2, VIM f.
liolt, Jacob r. rley, Wm. Edison, VIM X. Ed.
enfield. Miss Margaret J. Elliott i1arlwell Epps.
f-Wm. FrouIng ham John ", FenwIck Isaac
Foster.
G-Lewis Green George Gruber, Elijah Gar
ret, NJ Gillian, jonn Gillespie, Mrs. Ellen
G4envie, John II GRAY, Richard Gwatkns.
H-Auhur Ilolconb John L. Harris 2, Lewis
Hill, Nm. T. Harris, VIM. Holland, Baniord
Hx Miss L. dla Z. Headen, Lennon 3. Hager
mani Virginia Howard.
I-raul Jones ,, Mss Polly Jones, Mrs. Ann
Jones ,, Henry Jordan, Caleb johnson liezekIi
Jordan, viii JOINER
k---Wm I. krauth , Abram King, Hezeh'
ah hiuseI, Bryant kmg, j. W Keith.
Miss oaran c. Lee, 5. Nj. Lynch, SethH'
Lyon, JOIN K. lace, Vim. Lambert. Miss Mar
garet Lilly, Lamb and Haas. Thomas Lain.
Mia tgroye Mtchup, George Markham
David Maxwell, Mis-, lane Motciand, Miss Lu'
{, J. Meorman. George Martin, Geo,se "
hunford. Grorgc MAYO, Jane, c WALTON, Mr.
HcClasky, Christopher Morris, Mrs, EllGab'tA
Martin
N--Irnrv Norveil.
P-Edmund Paie ;, Daney P. Pearman, He
zek,ah Pollard Ludowicll Prize, Mrs. Pointer
WIN Peter E.wa l.. Page, Richard Peiton.
R--AIl,s Susan geese, Plyn Reid, - hle'
glei, George Rose, Ambrose Ruckel, Henry W
Reese. Alexander Rid, Thomas Robeiiso"'
JOSEPH, Roberts. cold man. FeIx robert ..
S--Nm. NJ. Shunater, Allen smith, Hehy
B. Sratford VI $. elizabeth Sayinaker
John W Iru-iow Edward fmsey, Jon"
T,lu,, Robert 1i>sot Mis- Margaret IipPeG-
Martin Tempclu.,, MIS-. Ann late, NdthanN'
Terry.
N--Edwald Via, Joseph NJ. Nenable =,
VIII h. Walker, J. II. Nckham Thos. W.
Wilcox, Edwar, Winston. Capt Elias VIM
Thomas " wilson Nh. Winston Josiah W oou'
son. Iesse Webb, Thomas Watt, Nathan WV
an,son, John II. Williams 2, Benjamin Aal''
Thomas =. Watt.
f--.Iocl lancy.
JOHN d. AluRRELL, P. Nj.
Oct. q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
" Ar AGAIN

pnndaiia. Sept BY Col, Field Who arrived
At this place on Wednesday evening last, from
Fever River sad Mines, We learn that before
his departure from thai place letter vas re-
crised from Gen Atkinson dated al Prair,e dU
Chen, Duh August. enclosing letter from
Governor Cass a. T. l.. MKmney, United States
Commissioner. for holding treaty with the ln-
dams at Green Bay. Messrs. Cass and Mckinney
state TINT they could effect nothing by council
,ng with the Wnnebagoes that not one fourth oil
the tflbe attended, and tbai those who did attend
refused 10 give up the perpetrators ofthc muir
der at Prairie On Chien. and those engaged IN
the attacks ofthe contractor boats descending
the river st. Peters--They further remark that
Aa,abfy the Chief Of the Otto.ays, had been u
mong the Pa,towatomics aud reports to the com
mandei At Chicago, thai the Paltowatomies aud
Wnnebag1cs were making preparation for war
by secTetiug then women aud children and pre-
pairing provisions for champaign. Mcssrs.
Cnss aud NJ X enney informed General Atkin on
that no terms could be made vi b the Winnie
bagoes aud advised him To march immediately,
fearing thai an attack would be made on the ml-
nets al Fever River. The letlIl bears the date OF
August 18Th.
General Atkinson accordingly marched with
GOO men from the Prairie on the % att Gen.
White sides and Colonel Dodge on the same day
marched from the mines with $50 mounted men.
i 40 hundred men from Green Bay, with leo
NTH to leave Green Bay, the
10Th August for the portage between the Ousc1n-
sin and Fox rivers, where the whole body of
troops were 10 rendezvous. An attack will then
lac made upon the hostile Indians had trom the
force employed We cannot but anticipate a spec.
Nv settlement OF Dur Indian difficulties. The
Council at Greeu Buy was to be closed on the
10th August
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
HYMN
BY ne late Peg raid Heber, D p late Lord b

By ne late Peg aid Ifber, y. y. late Lord
hop nj Calcutta
fprtis'i the Pam N beauty ,ssn
witt e.rianif paw sfyUiois rrrns,
fprni,'d III Sea whose ample iad
sHopc glar,ouf a. silg,f ta'rld
aud l. nth 1's Oscsn seena 10 say.
- on heaatis, 40 but for day
'pra.'d the eIn, whose rh1r,ot ala
n vhess ct 6mhrr aud II Foldi
J pras'l The Noon, whose saf,r eve
f,lalu'a sys,lle through tho summer slJ.
i,d Mon aud saii IN answer faid
Our GsYs al hstt are rapbof1d :"
. God o Good beyond eeHpsra
gfthus thy meanef wnrts ar GHr
ffthu Try hounti~, gid The pan
III fuind earth aud sinful nau,
How glorious must the mansion hs
Whore thy redeem d thall aweu alh thee
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

heat - inseHslbie 10 the claims Of country. ID
digeoous 20 the sod OF Republican, nc is the
clIild AID protector Of hberiy And Republics
would indeed be monsters II they could, az any
time, be lured, to reject their sentinel, and des
troy THEFT offspring
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

prosches; and in Baltimore especially thes
seems TO be much excitement.
From Arkansas we iearn, that HgsRY W
Cos"ar has been reelected Delegate ise,a that
Territory BY majority OF 1900 votes over his
opponent. air. 0DEs MAJ. Lf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

Amer great efforts to get ,ip Jackson Meeting
in Tiogs county. New York. LIVES pea zons
assembled, passed resolutions, aud published
themselves g numerous and respectable
meeting Tie Albany Daily Advertiser admits
the meeting 10 he full one considering the Jack
son strength in tae,couHiv.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

1aAOk SALE, five or SIX young negro boys &
II girls, one OF them good house servant.
Apply atthis Office.
Septf Tws
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
DOM ESTrG
From he NnioHH ifeia2 fleef.
pHlLO L0WNDLS--No. ".
Mlttr - SrIIrIES Az nRArnK.

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g ~ 'aslirt sHHno defesst rssea I'd mum.
q ----- nal s.manJota logHeris,
. LIT oeyfifdjo, aui g1tsba, -"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

NORFOLK, September 24.-We understand
that Captain John Do"ncs IS appointed TO the
command OF the Delaware ship of the line now
fitting out at the Gosport Navy Yard for the
Mediterranean. and Lieut.. James Ramage Fins,
licutenant. The Delaware will bear the broad
ptnnant OF Commodore Crane, on her arrival
her station.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

RIcuNosp, September give have had a
very dry spell ofweather tor three or fou weeks.
The water courses have selSibly experienced the
effects oft The James River is sail To he low
er than il has been known for many years--1nd
many of the mills upon il are either suspended
OF retarded in their operations. Compiler.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

Duets Some time this week, two coored per
sons at a public house near Joanna Furnace had
a dispute whilst playing at cards They Gas we
have been informed) agreed upon bmting, (or
fighting head 10 head) when one was unfortunate
" killed. The survivor was lodged in the coun-
" Jail on Thursday evening
SchuyikW Journal
Two Spanish sailors fought duel with knives,
at Baltimore on the l0th instant, One of them
was killed. 4d. Sentinel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

" hich fric, has been kind enough 10 reader .
- has M llagas sfif6 ca ,ndda,1nt Speaker
" IL Orator isfrfrV GHg Ur t.atH .nl-.
F." II H. 30 not Shrer htasolt Auaz. alqeiv h. stav
"rss. p" tqlssee, a,d M suk uE fr,i, 10
Laugh or sleep"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

PeJiius' EHGine.-lf S mentioned in some
Of our late English papers, that Mr.. Perkins ha.
put into OPP ration a new mandatory for has
steam engines, one Of which has been tested at
St GATHERINGS Dock with great success II !.
SAID that his engine. with piston of eight inches
diameter, works with sixteen horse power at the
expense OF only one bushe of coal an hour.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

Several young enhavereturnedtoC Connecticut
and Newlorll who were enlisted in the Column
blan service some years SINCE AT NewN orl,, They
represent their treatment aud that OF more than
4OO of then Countfvnen as very cruel. They
we're recently discharged from the navy, star
wing aud almost 'naked, The american Consul
at Carthagena refused TO assi,t'them, as they
say.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

South Carolina Gotd-It seems, from the fol-
lowing that Gold has actually been discovered
IN South Carolina. but not IN large quantlte,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
ON TUESDAY NEXT.

The 10Th Of June, The .Ney FORK Consolidated Loert
draws g. Numbers, Drawn Ballots.
achee.--l Prize Il $1,000; of 600 Z, Of g. 500
of 5000; of $3.50; of 25o0; Of 1000; / OF 1855
Of 1906 of 1000. 10 Of 500i 90 OF 300; 40 Of 100
loa Of SO; 2c4 25 1850 Of 10; and HAYS OF 5.
Ticket S5o0--lalt Sl,a0ona, Ger 81, IS Eighth G3 cts.
To be had in great 'are,yei Numbers, ,he Ere&ot
ard Lncty 0Era OF
T. BARKER.
June s. NJ GT, Market stree, W'nr,.nE nj
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
The foiiowiag uorks mag be had at

a. & II. WILSON'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
Elizabeth dc Bruce. 2 vols. BY the author at Can
.Alhin
De We're; or, the Man of Independence. os. ~
the author of r,snalne.
'In opinion De vere' is one cf the sbcsl rio,!n
tons 'h its class which has been published. far
truth and vgor in drawing character, for fehci. Of obs~,-
saon and elevation o sentiment for superior knowledge.
society, and HE compile Of most skin aiA tert
ing story founded that Intelligence We have ~
work u s,eh extraordinary merit [!e,arr O. ....s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08

The fIecla discovery ship, carred besides abundance
Of preserved meats 5000 pounds weight of prnncon,
concentrated Of mea, dried by fire of oak and
elm wood six pounds Of the best beef being reduced TO
one pound, the contrivance Of Mr. Holmes surgeon,
and late resident at udsons Bay Samples of their qnin
essence Of animal food have the appearance and some
what the favo, of German sausages The expens. OF Il
is said to be 17s per pound This is ncned to be used
The boat after leaving the ship at Spitzburgen, as well
the biscu. powder The strength Of the rum IS rec
fed to SIS per cent. above proof.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
.N9w York, June 8.
FOUR DAYS LATER.

The Canada, Captain Rogers, arrived last even
Y from Liverpool, bringing the Editors OF the e;
tmmrcim .4drertiser, London papers to April
'cth, Liverpool to May list, Moyd's List and Ship
wns Lists to the asth, and Price Currents to May
The arrangements for the new Ministry were
.0npctcd M the 2Sth Of April, and have been
'fif ~ ~ fellows -
THE CABINET.
PEERS
'N ciapciilr Lord Lyndhurs,.
n'd prea,t!-,,, Earl of IIarrowby
Ad lrj 8ssi Duke Of Portland,
a1nce'or q ne Iuehy Off -, pov,.v
lancaster Lora peA'''
1isn s,sa;,a ,'' 'of' vscoun Dudley,
,.,n:.s ''' TIC { vscount Goderieh
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08

MARRIED--On Tuesday evening the 3lst ut. by the
Rev John r. peckwor;h, Mr.. HIRAM DETERIlNE, 10
Miss SARAH LUFF, all Of this Borough
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
Chestprto,rn, Nd. June l.

Prosppcts.-The prospects Of the farmers in this
county regarding the approaching harvest, are
much frightened within the two last weeks. The
season has been very good, and wheat has grown
with unusual rapidity-Many fields look we'll, and
bid fair to yield tolerable crop.
We have had in our market, for some time, pen-
ty of excellent cherries and the orchards promise
to bring forth in their turn, almost unpreceden
ted supply Of Apples and Peaches.-Iflegraph.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
TOMORROW.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
FRIpAY, June 5, 1927.

The Democratic Republicans Of Newcastle Coun-
ty are requested to meet at the RED LION Inn.
on Saturday the 9th Of June next, agreeabIy to adj
journment. May IL, 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
Robertson & Little's

Office, No. %, Market ST., Wilmington
Another prize TO- 3d. 40 prize of $1,000 sold and paid
last week by X. & l..
9-3e-2-56 -54-1-20-37- 80
Were the drawn numbers tor the CUnneccut State Lot.
terry 9Th Class. Juno 8.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08

appointment BY the Governor.
JOSEPH g. ROWLAND, Esq to be Judge Of
the Supreme Court Of the State of Delaware.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
Difficulties IN Canada The following ominous

Difficulties IN Canada. The following ominous
article is from the Canadian Spectator:
Unpleasant Intelligence. We are sorry to OBJ
serve it announced in the Official Gazette of the
10th instant that the agitators have so abused the
ignorance of the People as to produce revolution
ary movement, and that sedtious meetings have
been held, that ought to be dispersed by public
force. God help US we fear this will be bloc
DIV Summer"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08

Massachusetts, two Houses of the l.egis.
lature of this State assembled on the 30th ult A
Joint Committee was appointed to inform the Gov
crnor and council that the two Houses were really
to attend public worship; after which the senate
aJ;onrned and the members of the two Houses,
with the Governor and Council, went IN procession
to The Old south Church, escorted by the indie
penden. Cadets, to attend divine service
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
New-Y ork Consolidated Lottery.

Glass No two, for 1927. ODE drawn on Tuesday The
18th June, 1927. 60 Number Letter, Drawn Ballots.
.Schcme-l Prize of SIS 000; Of 4 COO, of $500,
Of 3 000 Of 275o Of $500 "f 1000 OF 1885,
of sos; of 1900; 10 Of 5O0 20 OF 200 40 oi lOJ
i02 Of 50 2o4 Of IS; 1880 Of 10; 11A75 Of s. 1925
Prizes.
Tickets S5.--Shares in proportion.
For sale al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08

Ono OF the most common and distressing complaints to
which the human frame is liable. Dyspepsia, Indges
the skill Of Medical We would call the attention
portion of citizens afflicted with this dis
of the Anti Dyspeptc Elixir, which highly recommended
for its curative powers
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

took place on the details of bill relative
to the Private Land Claims in East Florida.
Friday Dec. 20,
A communication was received from the
Vice President ofthe United States, stat
ing thet certain charges had been lodged
against him in one of the Executive De-
partments, and had been announced through
one OF the newspapers of the District, ao.
cuslng him ofa gross violation of his duty
while Secretary of War, and challenging
the freest Investigation on the part OF the
House into his official conduct. The letter
was heard wit b profound attention, and was
reierred to committee to consist of seven
members, to whom was delegated the pow
er to send Tor persons and papers.
Adjourned till Tuesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

the policy and maintain the principles Of
I the bill.
The Senate then proceeded to consider,
severelly, the amendments reported by the
Committee the object which being ex-
planned, by Messrs. Hayne and Bcrrien,
they were agreed to. These amendments
embraced verbal corrections and new pro-
visions. Among the most important of the
latter were the following That one gen.
eral Commissioner Of Bankruptcy should
DC appointed in every Judicial District
That household furniture no, exceeding
IN value two hundred dollars should, at the
discretion of the Commissioner, be reserv-
ed to the Bankrupt: That composition
between debtors and creditors should be
allowed, whereby the former could bya
surrender Of their property, and with the
assent OF three -fourths of their creditors
IN number and value, become entitled to
the benefit of the bill.
The Senate then adjourned.
Friday, Dec. %.
The Senate having come to order under
heir Secretary, the following letter from
the Vlce.President was read:
The Secretary of the Senate,
oik-tiavlng addressed tbs morning TO
the House Of Representatives communi-
cation, which may claim an investigation
of my official conduct while in the dis
Charge of the duties of the Department of
War, you will please make known to the
Senate, that a sense Of proprlety forbids
mo troIn resurning my station till the House
has disposed Of this subject. Very re-
spectully, ! am yours &c.
J. &. CALHOUN.
Washington, 20th Dec. 1926.
The Senate being for the present de-
priyed Of the services Of its presiding Off
cel, anu there being an ndisposition on
the part Of the Senators to go immediate.
ly into the election of a President pro tenn
pore, an adjournment was moved and
agreed to.
The Senate adjourned till Tuesday.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

anu debating, at aaotaer, TO the new Re-
pubics of the South, not 10 touch the Ha-
ana and now, at last, publicly proclaim
ing, by the Message of their President,
that their former submission 10 beligerant
rights can only be remembered with the
resolution of never enduring il again
(What is this but to say, that if any nation
will go TO war with Great Britain, they
stand ready to Join thcmO Their attempt
to seize, their unwilliDgness to relinquish,
their very demand of the territory in ques-
ton, ia striking indication Of their pres
ent aims, a. future measures. For why do
they thus covet the possession Of so angu
lar and insulated a tract, as If they had
30 already more vacant land than they
can ople for centuries
/ Why, but for the injury and insult it
must inilict upon Great Britain? For
surely the injury to the security of the
Empire will not be greater than tho insult
upon its policy, ifthey have any argument.
by which we can be persuaded, that the
North west angle Of Nova Scotia, which
France once had at the source Of the Ken
nebec, England at the Penobscot, and the
Americans themselves, in 'S3, agreed was
on the South Of the St. Johns, is in point
OF fact, at the mouth of the St. Lawrence.
The secret is, that the United States have
long found the British A nerican Provin-
ces TO lie heavily OIL their flank and rear,
and overhang and command their coast.
To throw OF 80 efiectual curb, aud still
more, by the acquisition of their posses.
sIons, to rid themselves of the superiority,
or even oi the presence, Of the British
heets, IN those waters; to get at their
mines, to monopolize tire fish and timber
OF America, force themselves into the
West Indies, and force Great Britain out;
these have been their constant objects. |
since their first struggle for independence
to tho present hour. Their efforts have
as yot been unavailing; nor have they for |
the future, by arms at least, any prospect |
OF better success. In a few years, these !
Colonies will not contain less than two |
millions Of inhabitants, who, in such a |
country as America, are not 20 be- conQuer-
cd; and IN the meantime, experience has |
shewn, that with the protection Of Great-
Britain they may be defended; except IN.
deed their natural barriers are conceded |
by negotiation, and their connection and
communication with each other separated
and lost"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsr.

DENT,
By and ieih TIE adgice and consent of N.
Senate.
William Beach Lawrence, of New. York.
as Secretary Of Legation 10 Great Britain
in place of John A King, resigned.
William Russell, of New Jersey as Jusce
of the United States, for the District Of
New-Jersey,in the place ofWilliamS. Pen
nington, deceased.
Samuel r. Belts, Of New York. to be
District Judge Of the United States for the
Southern District OF New York, in the Ulace-
OF William p. Van Ness, deceased.
Thomas Finley, Of Maryland, to be Mar.
shall of the United States for the Dis,rct
OF Maryland, in place Of Paul Bentalon.
deceased.
William J. Seaver, of Massachusetts, TO bn
Consul Of the United States, for the port of
Santa Martha. in the Republic of Colombia,
vice Harris II. Fudger, deceased.
Harry j. Thornton, of Alabama, to be At
torney Of the United States, for the Nor
thern District Of Alabama, in the place OF
Flank Jones, deceased.
Lewis Warrington, Captain of the L.
nited States Navy, as Commissioner oftba
Navy, in place Of Jacob Jones, resigned
Alexander Randall, of Maryland, as Col.
lector OF the Customs for the District, and
Inspector Of the Revenue for the port or
Annapolis. Maryland
William Reynolds, rs Surveyor and In
spect.r of the Revenue, for the port OF
Bristol, Rhode Island.
Andrew s. M'Girth, ofMssouri, r cceiv-
er ofPublic Moneys for the Western Dis
trict of Missouri, in place of Young Ew.
ing, resigned.
Andrew +. Perry. Of Alabama. TO be Re.
celver OF the Public Moneys, for The Dis
trlct OF Ionecuh Court House, Alabama.
IN place Of John Herbert, deceased.
Benjamin l.. c. Woiles, of Mississipn;
70 be Register ofthe Land Office at Wash,
ngton, Mississippi, i'll place of Beverly X.
irayton, resigned.
Robert Young, of Ohio, Receiver of Puh-
&c Moneys for the District of Piqua. in O.
no.
Bernard Van Horne, Receiver Of Pub.
lc Moneys for the District of GAINESVILLE,
)hlo, III place of Ieaac Van Horne resign
ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

has gSown in years, and become pst,isl-of
course we should pass over trifing matters:
And let US as people bear in remembrance,
that every years peace with all nations. il
an important object gained by the United
States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

Vest F3oridd.-Thc citizens Of wes.
Florida have expressed a wish TO b. IN
neNed 10 The State Of Alabama Gov,
Murphey has announced tins fact an b,s
communication to the Legislature of thai
state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-01-04

NEWPORT.
THuRsDAY NoRNINe, JAN. a, ~
iSI.3TE ELECTION.

GFA General Republican Convention
will be holden at the State-House, in East
Greenwich, on Wednesday evening, jan
uary 10th, 1927, to form a Prox for Gen
eral Officers for the ensuing political year,
and to make the requisite arrangements to
to ensure It's success. The Republicans
IN the several towns in the State are re-
quested to elect their Delegates accor-
dinghy, as full representation is particu.
larIy desirable.