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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18
JOHN RANDOLPH. Of ROAM

To ANDREW STEVENSON, ESQ
Speaker Of the House Of Reps. 0fthe L. States.
The etIeT being read, the question was put,
:" Wiil the House excuse Mr.. Randolph from
serving on the COMMITTEE OF Ways and Means?''
And decided 10 the affirmative.
Mr. M'Drfhe then moved that a Member lie
appointed OF the COMMITTEE. SO that the same be
complete; which being agreed 10,
MIR. Smyth of Virginia, was appointed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

We omitted in orr lasl 20 name Mr.. Temple
Of j.. George, a. one al The gentlemen who sep-
ported tfe nomination It Col. EPpes for tie Of.
Office Of Bugajitr GenfrsL
leuer from Washing on a-kf, Z" What will
you ssy o. ihinl; II M. Gay were nominated "a
~ mister 10 Eagland 20
4 On ia eTorth Coy0iina. At a late Pc
view o' The SUny Regiments On MIR l.. Wi IT,
smss Dis'ricD vote was tsken. end resulted fos
Jackson 623, I'D MS S. F. Communicated
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-18

The Arkansas Gszstte was premature in the
hopes which It indalgsd OF the recovery Of AIf,
Conway. That ra7sr Of The 18Th. is pot IN
mourning for Li. death, which 'ools place on tho
BIB His body vss in erred ct he 70 Of Afs
kansas on the litb - Gov lizard has fixed The I7fb
Deccober, for o.eciing hs successor IN the IL. cF
r.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
SOMETHING NEW.


TNHE subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. of this place and vicinity, that he carries on the
following branches of business in all their variety,
| ut No. l8 Westminster Street g doors below The
Bank of North Anerlca) viz
PLUMBING.
Composition Fan Light Sashes and Side Lights
for doors, windows, book ses &C. made and finish.
ed in a superior style; Vessels iiawse Leads,
Scuppers and stem Pipes. made aud set in a faith
ful manner. Also, Sterns and Tafrels loaded
Sheet Lead Pipes, Of every description for houses
sinks, &c. made a! short notice. Also, deep Sea
Leads, window and clock Weights, sc.
PAINTING.
Signs lettered and gilt, either plain ornament
al and the various branches OF Painting attended
to.
GLAZING.
Glass set in old sashes, with nsatness and
despatch, in any part Of the town vicinity.
BELLOWS MAKING.
Smiths and ships Bellows mace on the old ace
of spades plan. Also, Bellows repaired.
PLANO FORTES. ORGANS, GUITARS, &c.
Tun'd aud repaired at the shortest notice (any
time between Monday mornings and Saturday eve
nings)
PROFILES.
Correct Miniatare Profile Likenesses taken by an
improved machine, newly invented 10y the subscri-
Der, every evening, except that OF Sunday, at his
room MS above-at 25 cents.
All orders puuc,ually fulfilled, and gratefully ac-
knowledged ROBERT w. JENkS.
Jan. 20. J. 81
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

The COMMERCIAL LINE.-Ia our columns Of
this evening, will be found communication, sent 10
US for publication by one Of our most respectable
citizens. As to our single selves, we profess TO
take no interest in the Of the two lines OF
stages, which ply between this place and the city
of Boston, beyond what is elected by their being be-
fore the public, and like public men, are species
of public property, and subject 10 the notice OF the
press.
Hisa fact equally true, and notorious, that the
association, known by the sppellation Of the Citi
zens' Line, has for more than three years past at
tempted TO monopolize all the travel between
Providence and Boston, and with an avidity equal
ly as di.reputable, as it has been unfortunate for
themselves, have attempted to push out Of exis-
tence, every honourable and enterprising compc-
tition, that ha, attempted TO gain livelihood, by
fol owing the saure vocation.-Not content with re-
ceiyins very handsome equivalent for their la
bours, they have attempted to lay the public under
contribution, and to exact from them not only ex-
travsgant but exorbtant rates ;-and have de-
manded price for travel over the Boston road
which far exceeds that demanded for the same dis
tance, OH any road on he Continent. To put an
end to this kini Of demi-mpositon, the CONNER
cia Liue has been established, and is now in the
full tide Of successful opcration--It is managed by
able and skilful men, it possesses able teams, and
elegant carriages, and for ceeriy. is not surpassed
| by any line of stages in America.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
CONCERT.

"HE inhahitant. Of Providence and vicinity are
Il respectfully iUormed that CONCERT will
given at Franklin Hall, on TUESDAY EVEN
iNG next, Jan. 81, by Mr.. WILLIAMSON aud
7 O'clock.
Master o. SHAW will preside occasionally ut the
Puno Fo,tc.
PART
Scotch Song, MIR. WillIamson. Whal be king but
Charlie" accompanied ty Master shaw) Corr
Song, Mrs. Pspanti, Like the gloom Of night
tirngS Bishop.
Solo French Horn MIR. Papan,i. Robin Ada,r and
Song, Nir. Williamson" Carrier Pigeon" Moran.
Duet, Home, Farewell" Mrs. Papauti and Alr.
williamson Nahul.
Song, Mrs. Papanti, :" The Harp of Love-" with
flute accompaniment, by Mr.. Papanti.
Mazzinghi.
F,nale, Horn anu Piano Forte, Mr.. and Mrs. Pa
panh.
Song, Oft in the s,iily night" Mr.. Williamson.
accompanied on the Piano Forte by Master O.
Shaw. Sir J. Stevenson.
Italian Duet. Mrs. Pspanti and Mr.. williamson,
(trom the Italian opera OF Don. .Giovani)
Morgan.
Song. Mrs Papanti, 4" Sweet Home" Bishop.
Solo, French Horn, Mr.. Papanu. Tyrolese air,
with variations.
.Ntr- Song, Draw the sword, Scotland" Mr.. vii.
Hanson Rolwell.
Hai.an Song, Mrs. Papant Una voce POGO fa. :.
from the Italian opera oi the Barber of Seville
Rossini.
Comic Duet, (hy particular reque.t) "When u
little farm we keep" Mrs. Papant and Mr.. Will
hanson.
II Tickets to admit gentleman and two ladie.
81 so. Single tickets, Is cents--to be had al
Nlessrs. Robinsons aud Hutchens' Bookstores, n,
the Franklin House al the office nf the Literary
Cadet, aud at the door on the evening OF the on
cert. Jan 27
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
Deaths.

In this town, on Sunday last, Mr.. Ezra Branch,
in the 54th year Of bis age.
On Thursday last, MIR. Amos Juner, in the 58th
year ofhis age.
In Bristol, on the 18th inst widow Martha Ward
well. aged 78 23d, Adam Manchester, son of Mr..
Benjamin Wsrdwell, aged 8 years.
In Taunton, Mas. Nancy Sproat, widow Of the
late James sproat, Esq.
In Troy, Mrs. Esther Luther, vile Of Mr.. John
Luther.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

EsrwIcKE EvANs.-This gentleman. who a few
months since filled the papers,with his sad accou nts
relative to the condition Of Greece, has recently
been rsiutei by Mr.. Miller, recently from that
country. We may hereafter notice this affair more
fully.
ed publishing on our last page, under the title o.
" Founta N" ought to be credited to the Boston
Spectator.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

Revolutionary Claims.-The bill for the relief
Of Revolu iouary officer. and soldiers is now before
representatives., but it is not probable it will be called
up again this session.
No intelligence has been received from Europe
since our last.
Post Master Generals salary.-A bill has passed
both Houses of Congress, 20 fix the salary Of the
Post Master General at $4,000.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

A most calamitous fire broke out at Alexandra,
on Thursday week, which destroyed "A houses
An act has passed the House Of Representatives to
appropriate $2O,OJ0 for the relief Of the sufferers,
by vote of 10 to Cd. Messrs. Burgess aud Pearce
voted in the affirmative.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

~ We are gratifed to notice that our friend
ofthe Microcosm, has opened his columns, relative
TO the Judiciary Question, and although there Is
something quite squivocal in his department, we
are led to believe from what we know OF his tai
ents, and attainments, aud independence, that he
will "cry aloud" for reformation. We hope he
does not intend to pursue the middlins system-we
are satisfied that he will come out for the people.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

Gov. Clinton in his message to the N. York
Legislature, states that there are eight thousani
instructors in the common schools in that State
lie more than intimates that large proplFtion -o
them are incompetent, and says the scale of in
structon must be elevated the standard of educa-
tion must be raised, aud a central sc hool on the
monitorial plan, ought to be established in each
county Tor the education Of teachers, and as exam
pIes for other momentous purposes connected
with the Improvement of the human mind"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

VNHE subscriber having taken the very celebra
Il ted stand, called the FRUIT Hill HoTEL
would inform all those in pursuit of euse and com-
fort, that his bar is well stored with choice Liq-
uor., " Vines, &c.-that his table will at all times
be furnished with the best Of fat thinss-his very
commoJious hall shall be comfortably wsrmod--
and his long alleys in the best order 10. the accom-
modation Of those who will please to visit his house
for recreation. PETER THOMPSON.
Ian 20,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

The following are among the toasts
given at the celebration of the Boston
Franklin Typographical Society, on the
18th inst
Dr. Faust and DR.. Franklin. The one un-
locked, the other revised, corrected, and i'm
pyoped the " fountain of knowledge"
The Turks borde Of rats-May they, in
their eagerness after Greece, break down their
own form, and be compelled to give up the chase.
Russia Although she has got a ne,D head,
and can boast Of greater number OF thousands
in her columns, il is mostly dead matter.
The Franklin Typographical Society.-While
it's members keep franklin s rules for their guide
there is no danger, in any case, Of copying what
cannot be justified.
By Mr.. Finn The Haytian Repuoic-a
black letter edition Of liberty.
Adams and Jefferson Their heaps are Oft,
their forms distributed, their works bound up
in the affections other couEtrymen, and letter
ed with the gold leaf of universal appreciation.
Independence. Achieved by the impressions
of Leaden Balls, perpetuated by impressions
from Leaden Types.
Bv MIR. D. Adams. INSTRUMENTATION for
Shooting -sticks-not fit for CABINET furns-
fure.
Our Mothers. In their arms our forms were
first locked from them we received our grst I'M
pressions of virtue, and may our conduct ex-
hbit clear proofs that we have correctly fol-
lowed our fair copy.
woMAN-The fairest leafin the book OF ma.
ture, on which the Grand Compassion placed
his signature, in token that it was his last days
,oork, and embeiished Il with all the improve
ments ofa revised edition. Unfortunately how.
ever it is most sought after when bound in gun!
Il is supposed that forty millions are invested IN
vooIlen man ufactures. and the same amount In
the raising Of sheep in this country.
Il ia nexpec,ed that the members Of Congress
from the commercial states will agree 70 the
iause Of volustary Bankruptcy,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

PRoTRAITs OF T4E OPPosITIoN.-The portrait
Of the Hon. SAMUEL d INGHAM, given in our
last, was not az complete as it should have been
and, it did not give satisfaction, We shall, in
next reiouch it, and give to it its proper shades
and colourings. This we shall do, because We are
anxious to have his perfect.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

Hon. LEWIS McLANE has been compelled, by
the state OF his health, to be excused from serving
on the Committee of Ways and Means IN the
House of Representatives. Mr.. McLane, has, tor
the last four wears, discharged the duties Of Chair
man of that Committee with great ability. The
duties now devolve on Mr.. Cook of Illinois, and i,
could not have fell into abler hands.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
MARRIAGES.

10 this town, ON Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Brown. Mr.. James S. Hudson, TO Miss
Ann Eliza Thompson.
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. Mr..
Kent, Mr.. George Trip, Of this town, to Miss Ma
ria Head, formerly Of Newport.
At Valley Falls on Wednesday last, Mr.. Jere-
miaa Pierce, to Miss Mary Ann Craig, both Of
Cumberland,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
EDDYS (PatenD IMPROVED BELLOWS.

IHTNHE subscriber still continues 10 manufacture
Il his improved BELLOWS for fugges and furna-
ces. which, for durability and effect, has been am
ply proved to be far superior to those in common
use. He will supply those who may be in want of
Bellows, at short notice, and will dispose of rights
for manufacturing the same, in the Southern and
Western States, at fair price.
JOSIAH I. EDDY.
N. B.-J. I. EDDY. continues to repair and
tune Church, Chamber, and Barrel Organs, Piano
Fortes, Harpschord, Spnnets SC. Sc. in the best
manner, and at the shortest notice. He has for sale
and heard at his house, on Ed iy's Point.
january 81.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

Arrangements are in preparation in Philadelphia
TO celebrate the approaching anniversary Of the
BIRTH OF WASHINGTON, in the usual manner
w. T. Dwight, Esq has been elected the Orator
for the occasion, ami has accepted the apl oint.
ment,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

The Jamaica Legislature has UNANIMOUSLY
voted an address to the King Of England to inter
pose to prevent the ruinous measures us to slaves
from being pursued by his Ministers and Parlia-
ment-measures as ruinous 10 those in bondage as
to those who are free-or that pledge may be
given to the Colonists of full and ample COM
pensation.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
SERMON ON INTEMPERANCE.

SERMON ON INTEMPERANCE.
DEv. MR.. PlCKEaING'S Discourse on the
IL subject Of Iutemperance, will be published
and for sale on Monday morning next at the Book
stores Of Oliver Kendall, Inn Hutchens, by Jacob
h. Thurber and Samuel w. Wheeler, Westmin-
ster-stree and at the Office Of the Literary Cadet,
price 70 I-2 cents-snd on Saturday next, rrscs
tiosl Discourse, delivered on the hrst Sabbath
morning Of TIE cFw rEAr. 'sa ~
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

q A CAnD.--The proprietor and managers Of the
Providence Circus, very respectfully tender their
sincere thanks to the Prov idence public, for the
very liberal patronage extended to them during the
Two or three last weeks, and are happy in say
ing, that, considering the intensity Of the season,
they have heen encouraged far beyond their expeo-
tatons. They have the honour 10 inform the pub
lie, that they anticipate the honour Of again ap-
pearing before them qt some future period. when
every effort will be made TO secure renewal oi the
patronage which has already been extended.
Circus, Jan. 81, 1927.
THE CIRcUs.-It will be seen l,y the advertise.
ment that the present company closes their engage
n,ent this evening. The bill OF fare is unusually
good feeling, as well a. the curious. Mr.. Hsrring.
ton, the clown-and he has superior in thi.
country-will. as usual, enliven the company with
his wittcisms and humour ;--Master Bacon will be-
las large lie," and display his unusual erform-
| ances-Mr Kelley will entertain US with his songs
and who Gun do so with more ability ?-whilsi
Mr. Glover will astonsh us with his ea:s Of activi
ty and agility on the slack wire. The strength o
the whole company will be put in requisition; anu
we hope that on leaving US, they will each ard ali
have ample assurance that the citizens Of Provi.
dence properly appreciate their endeavours to en-
| tertain them. Mr.. Hunter, We understand. viii
remain with u.s. and keep open his riding school, il
which we learn he meets with great success-anc
| no one more richly deserves IT.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

Dp The regular meeting Of T. r. !. A. o. z. A.
o. F. will he held at their Saloon, THIS EVEN
ING, at Z o'clock. Question for discussion" .Arc
Divorces in any case jusfifabie
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

$4,000 FOX S.
NEW-YORK Consolidated Lotery-Clss Two
~ for 1927, draws in the city OF New York, Oh
Wednesday, the Both inst.
Whole tickets, S dollars; quarters. I rs for
sale at
HOWARD'5
Jan 27. Franklin House.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27
CIRCUS.
LAST NIGHT.
THIS EVENING, JANUARY 81,

The performance 10 commence with
HORSE.N.4NSHIP
BY Mr.. HARRINGToS, The Clown.
COMIC SONG, by Nix KELLEY.
SLACK WIREby Mr.. GLOVER,
Who will perform several surprising ieas with hoops
chair and table, walking, swinging and turning.
TIE Loughadie Scene ofihe Cioten a,.d BuI'ray.
SONG, by Mr. Kelley,
DW.8RF DANCE BY Master blackburn.
HORSMANSHiP
BY the Dashng Horseman, Master Bacos.
SCENES FROM THE TURNPIKE GATE.
The whole TO conclude with
DON QUIXOTTE.
Doors open nj d, and performance to commence
at seven, precisely. Box so cents, II. %.
Jaru'ry -
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-27

BOOTsAND SHOE MAMUFACTORY.
TNH subscribers respectfully inform their friends
Il and the public IN general, that they have
formed a copartnership in business, under the firm
OF HALL e. MITCHELL, and have taken the rooms
over Mr.. Timothy Temples, No. Ia, North Main
Street, where they intend carrying on the Boot and
Shoe. m sking business, in all its arious branees-
Their long experience in the busne. assures them
to solicit share of public patronage, as the boots
and shoes manufactured oy them, are made oi 'u'
per;or materials. and by The best OF workmen.
NJ r. All work done at the time promised, and
psrtieular attention paid TO mending.
JOHN P. HALL,
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Ian 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-02-08

great length in behalf Of the bill Mr.
Claiborne addressed the committee in op-
position. Mr.. Mitchell, of s. e.. in oppo.
sition, occupied the floor till half past 3 o.
clock.
The question being now about to be put
on the amendment of Mr.. Barney, which,
1t will be recollected proposes to alter the
second minimum from 81 so to ! 80.
Mr.. Cambreleng submitted paper con-
tanning certain calculations, intended TO
show the operation of the bill on goods
imported under the several minmums pro.
posed, and which he desired TO have prin-
ted, that II might be laid before the men,
bers.-Tbe printing was ordered accord
ingly; and thereupon the House adjourn
ed.
Uednesddy, Jan. 81.
The House Of Representatives acted on
the Manufactures bill in the committee Of
the whole on the state of the Union. The
proposition of Mr.. Barney, which went to
establish fourth minimum was agreed TO.
Some other propositions were made to a.
mend, bGt they were rejected, and the com
mittee then rose and reported the bill.
Mr.. Cambreleng moved his amendment in
the House, and commenced some obserya-
tons in reply TO Mr.. Davis, who spoke at
length and with much ability in favor Of
the bill but the House adjourned before
Nj. c. had made much progress. 1t is
probable that the bill will De to- day Thurs
day ordered to be engrossed and read a
third time.
Thursday, FEB. !.
The House was again engaged in dis
cussion on the manufacturers bill. A re.
solution TO recommit the bill, with instruc-
tons, was offered by mr.. Cook, and mega.
tved by a vote OF 95 to 93.
Mr.. Saunders called up a resolution
which he had offered on the preceding day,
calling for return Of the papers in which
the laws Of the United States have been
authorized to be printed. in his remarks
on the subject, he made distinct charge
against mr, Clay Of using the power, Of Sc
lectlng the papers for the publication of
the laws, in reference to the promotion of
his own private and political views AS the
debate will be resumed on FRIDAY, We for
bear from saying any thing further, than
that there will be no difficulty in proving
the accusation to be unlounded, without 90
ing any further in quest Of evidence than
to the list of papers themselves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-02-08
CONGRESS-.
Iii the &rndtr.

.NOpddy. Jan. 90.
4 memorial was presented from citizcns
of Massachusetts, against the repeal Of the
duty on imported salt. Mr.. lIGyuc pre-
scented petition from the Executors Of
Thomas Jefferson, requesting the Contrac-
tors with the corporation of the city Of
Washington, for drawing certain Lotteries
authorised by Congress. may be authorized
20 substitute certain lands, belonging to
the estate oithc deceased for money prizes,
IN their scheme which was read ana re-
ierrcd to the COMMITTEE on the District OF
Columbia.
Mr.. Hayns stated that an arrangement
had been made, by the Corporation Of the
city Washington, with Messrs Yates 81
MIntirc, whose liberality, "a displayed IN
this instance, was worthy Of all praise,
which, If sanctioned by Congress, would
efiest every thing which Mr. jefferson de-
sired, and which the lottery granted TO him
was intended to afford. The object was
TO connect the Jefferson Lottery wth the
Washington Canal Lottery.
Mr.. Knight asked to be excused from
serving longer OH the committee of enroll.
cd bills, OH the ground that the duties were
too arduous for one person. This reqsirec
a lont resolution, was deferred with the
view of bringing in such resolution. TN,
Bankrupt BIZ was resumed, the question
being on ordering the bill To third read
ing. MIR. RSbbms addressed the Senate
at some length in favor of the bill. These
remarks have not yet been published. Al
the request Of Mr.. Smith, who was not a.