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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
FANCY GOODS AND CIRCULATING L.
BRIRY

TENlIE subscriber has taken store No. 43 Cheap
Il side, formerly occupied ty Mr.. T. ward Cong
Ion where he Intends keeriny constantly Tor sale,
a 2. neral assortment of FANCY GOODS, which
will ba offered on very favorable terms.
lie has also opened. the above store. CIR
CUL.4IINIi LIBRARY, consisti'r. of about one
thousand volumes. in which may he found AL the
ew aud popular works, to which additions will bs
constantly made. Terms same as MesSrs. Rohiu-
sons AMI DANA. Just received for circulation,
Yorktown, a Romance, III two volumes.
Dec. g. T.. w. MAXCY.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
Deaths.

In this town, on Monday last, Miss Diana Z.
Thornton, daughter Of the late Mr.. Stephen Thorn
ton, aged %.
On Saturday last, MIR. John wilson, son o' neV'
James Wilson, aged 81.
On Sunday last, Mr.. Asa Learned, aged 81
years.
In Springfield, on the 5,h inst. very suddenly,
Harrison Gray Otis, Jr. Esq. Of Boston.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
on MONDAY NEXT.

More Prizes than blanks-two tickets sure OF one
prize, and may draw I'D ee.
IUNHE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY was
l. drawn on Wednesday last, in Baltimore. and
the report of the drawing will 3e received on Mon
day next. few chances may be obtained at the
fol owing ha dsol prizes
] of $4,000. OF 10000, oil 5000, 5 of Ooo 10
of 500, 81 Of IUO--besides lots Of Cos los, A., &c
Five Dollars TOR wholes aud shares in proportion
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
srRNON ON INTEMPERANCE.

SERMON ON lNTEMPERANCE.
nEV. Mr.. PlCKERING'S Discourse ON the
IL subject Of ln,emperance, will he published
and for .nle on Monday morning next at the Book
store. Of Oliver Kendall ,hn lIutchen', oy JACOB
Il. Thurber and Samuel w. Wheeler, "e,,min'
s,er..treet, and at the Office Of the Literary Csos'
price 70 |. 2 cepts-enj on Saturday next' a rrae-
ticnl Discourse, delivered on The nrst osoos'n
morning of the NEW TEAR. 1s ~
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

The Mexican feet, consisting Of ! fri
gate, 2 brigs, and 5 schooners, command
Cd by Commodore Porter, sailed from We
"a Cruz on the 9Th Of Dec. Bv a private
hitter we also learn that the brave Com
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

Mr.. Buchanan, in his speech in the House o'
Representatives, on Friday last, said ne felt proud
and well he miyht-tosa say hat " his native State
had no, only paid her officers and soldiers more iih'
eraly than any othor state, but had also provided
for her militia, who served during the Revolu-
iinnarx War"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

Boston Franklin Typographical Soeity.-The
third anniversary of this Society was celebrated at
Boston on the evening of the 7th inst. at the Ex-
change Coffee House. We shall give the partIcu-
lars n our next.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

Mr.. M'Lane has been elected Senator
to Congress from Delaware, for SIX years
from March next. II. M. Ridgely mas
been chosen to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the death of Mr.. Van Dyke.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

The frs. number OF the " Boston Lyceum,' edit
ed by Mr.. FnEDERIc s. HILL, has been issued
from the press of Messrs. True Greene, Boston.
We shall have specimen Of the work IN aiew
days winch our readers respectfully invited to
call aud exa line.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

One of the queerest recommendations
for General Jackson is found in a southern
paper. 1t is that the brave old General
has no son. The Roman people thought
differently Of men without children.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
CONGRESS.

No business has been done in Congress since our
last of any interest to reuders, except the dis
cussion on Mr. Burgess bill for the relief Of the Re-
volutonary Army, The bill has US yet withhold
all The atte np,s of its opponents to saddle 1t with
amendments A letter which we received from
friend at Washington last evening, stated the ma
ority in it. favor, IN the House, to he 2l The OPP
ponents who have spoken in opposition to the bill
are, Mr. Mitchell of Tennessee, Tucker of South
Carolioa, Wickliffe Of Kentucky, Test OF Indiana
and Clarke of Kentucky. The bill has been ad'
vocated by Mr.. Burses of Rhode Island, MIR. Blu
chanan OF Pennsylvania, Mr.. Dorsey OF Maryland
Mr.. Drayton Of South Carolina, Mr.. SPrague o
| Maine, and Mr.. Webster Of Mass; and when thu
! Committee last rose, on Saturday evening" MIR
| Weems was nitled to the floor.
| The Calhoun Committee have not yet reported
| Mr.. Mallary gave notice that on Wednesday las
he should cali up the bill for the further protect
ION of Woollen Manufactures,
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

Mr.. Webster c!l.es his speech in the House OF
Representatives on Friday last, in advocating MIR.
Burgess bill for the re.iei Of the Revolutionary Ar
my, with the following paragraph:
.'Sir, we are not Of the generation OF those who
achieved the Revolution. We enjoy the country
now that has the strength Of the giant; anu these
survivors of the Revolution that are around us,
wee the protectors OF its infancy. We are not
asked 10 create fortunes, or to grant splendid en-
dow ments. We know that in general these surv''
yors are in narrow circumstances. We know they
have not such means of living as belong to the"
education, their pursuits, and their habits. Inc
provisions of this bill will scatter no riches ou
they will disseminate comfort. They will relieve
necessity where it presses hardest: on men VINO
have seen better days. For one, feel that have
no option, and Tor my constituents, / am sure tha
# il we're left to .heir choice, they would eagerl,
seek The occasion to bear my part OF the burder
which this hill shall impose: they would run to pa,
any tax which the measure might render necessary
and. may misunderstood the general sense OF thu
community, but II do not, the rejection, o. thN
claim will not give pleasure to the people Of th'
United States"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

TTENRY G.. CARPENTER respectfully in
I'll forms his friends and the public generally,
,ha, he has purchased the stock 10 trade OF Joo
Carpenter, and has taken the Store No. Us west
Minis or Street. where viii he founa great variety
Of W OGDEN Ware, Garden and Flower Seeds n
wholesale and retail Also, s.lsrse sssor, meot ot
Shakers Herbs, &c. &c. "os' "a
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

John Randolph Ina. lost h,s election to the Uni
ted States Senate. The vote. were,for John Ty-
Ter. II John Randolph, 10; scattering, ;. Mr.
Ty.er a present Governor ~ Virgins
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
CLARK'S

Rhode -Isiand State LoHery and Exchange Otiee,
No. 4, Union Buiiiings.
Draft. on New York. sc. &c, constantly on hanl
in sums to accommodate.
Bank bills examined and all accurate Dforma.
ton touching the of Ba hiking institutions al
ways gwen to the best of our knowledge, GRATIS.
Ian
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

The Editor ofthe Windham Advertiser says that
he will receive proposals at his Office, till next oco-
bcr, " for cutting or saving, splitting aud pln;'
three cords of wood. The wool will be knotty
seasoned hemlock, rotten oak, old chesnut ras' and
crooked walnut--in u word, such wood as printer:
are generally paid in. Those proposals will have
the preference, in which the contractors require on
ly seven months to finish the job"
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

IN e subscriber having taken the very celebra'
Il ,ed stand, called the FRUIT Hill iloTEL,
would inform all those IN pursuit Of ease anJ coT
fort, that his bar is well stored with choice Lq
uor-, Wines, &c.-that his table Will al ali times
be furnished with the best of t' thinss-his very
commoIiou. hail shall be comfortably warmed
and his lnng alley. in the best order 10, the
modaiion Of those who will please to visit hi, house
for recreation. PETER THOMPSON.
I'M. %
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

a-rThe performance. Of Mr.. Kelley ard Moi
Leievre, at the Circus n 9 last week, have given
40 tieat satisfaction 10 the pubic. The whole
Company. in fact. appear to understand Their bus'-
uess, aud make every exertion to CRAFTY the au-
dience.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

IT The regular meeting Of T. r. !. a. O: 70. A.
o. F. will be held at their Saloon, THIS EVEN
ING, att o'clock. Question for discussion" fire
early Marriages beneficial ?"
We would inform correspondent. that the long
string ef-siiers' which weekly appears in our pa
oer ia no hoax" A Society exi,t., which meets
weekly, for literary and scientific purposes
and il we mistake not, is the only attempt that
has ever been made in Rhode Island, to establish
Debating Society. As to the inquiry Of our corres'
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

q c. SMITH bs. jus, received, for 's'e, iew
-. fa'' Ladis'' India Rubber o'er'hoses ,''''
sble article fer the present season. hese'
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

Itappears from the report Of the Secretary OF
War IN ConSres.. that the amount Of funds trans.
mitted to tho different States. for the payment o
Revolutionary Pensions, is Sl.606.se7, Of which
sum Rhode Island receive. $22796 SO. The whole
number OF Pensioners the roll in this State, on
the 4th of September last, was 2Os, and the number
of invalid pensioners, ~. The whole number o
the former in the United States was l2.685--an(
of the latter, 3805.-The number of pensioners de
ceased during the last year, in the United State
was GAG. OF which 26 were OF Rhode Island.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

In SmthfielJ, on the 9th ms. Mr. Adolphus Ja-
cobs, ia The Ssh ear oi h's age.
IL Foster on the 9TH inst. Miss Priscilla Bennett,
in the sd ysar OF her age.
10 Worcester, Mrs. Eveiina Harrington, wiie
Mr. Ansim IlarIIngiOn
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20
CLARk'S

r. 7. Slate Lottery and Exchange Office, No. D.
Union Buildings.
Orders by mail will meet with the most prompt
attention, if addressed to }. L.. CLAIM,
Jan 20. Provdence.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

(URRENi NO ley.
A LII kind. OF current money including BnrriH-
n piLe, &c. will be exchanged at Ia per cent.
discount, by just calling at
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-20

The General Assembly Of this State adjourned
ON Saturday last, to meet in Newport in May next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
NOTICE.

an passed 1.-THE last session of The Geners Assem-,
- by the Pfesiden and Directors Of the James River Com
pay authorized dispose Of such part Of the osine
eeth stes issued by the james River Company, uuIet the
authority Of Aets ., tie General A.sebiy passed the I7b Of
February, 1870 aud the 2sh February 1921 the met en-
td An act u amend the act, entitled act for tleafrr
inh improving The navigation Of Jines RIVER, aud for uniting
The Eastern ADD Western waters by the James and Kenauh
Rvefs, and The latter, act soienJ1toy Of the above a.
will sise The sum oi Forty Thousand Dollars riz Ceriate
TO- S251oJ bearing interest of ~ per eentuu Der an
"nm aud - 1000 bearing sn Interest u per esnn per
annuin These ceticatty hredeesbie twenty YEAR,
h"m the 18th 1T March, $780, and after wards Al
the pleasure Of the Gener Ae nbIy and will be
~ SUCH sums a. may SUIT the Purcbsse The ntsre is
able seIni-aunually. -
ProgosaLs will he received at the Seeonl auditors Office
until toe 5ihinasnt, when they will be opened aud that which
most favorable accepted Of
By Odef Of the Presided, and Directors the James River
Company. }. BROWN, Jr. ID auditor.
April TO- toa 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
[Ffom thc Charle,lon soutl,ero Palrioll

From the Charleston Southern PltrioJ
The Officers Of the I7'h Regiment. having in
Vited the Hon. Robert Y. Hayne, their Colonel,
10 dinner given ia compliment to him on his re-
urn to the city. assembled on Tuesday last, the
9th instant. at the Carolina Coffee House
Lieut.. Col. John ). Cogdell presided, assisted BY
Major Thomas ID. Condy, Vice President. =
Invitations having been extended 10 the Hon
Martin Van Buren,, and Hon. &. e. Cambreleng
Members OF Congress from New York. and 10
the Hon. VIM. Drayton, Hon. James Hani on,
jun. and Hon. Warren Il. Davis, Members from
this State; those gentlemen favoured the company
with their presence, With the exception of the
Hoa. Wm. Dfayton, whose absence, we regret
TO say, was occasioned by indispostion The
party sat down at o'clock to elegant dinner
prepared by SIR. Stewart, in a hall tastefilly ar
ragged With military decorations. attended by one
OF the Bands Of the Regiment, and continued to-
geiher in great harmony until a late hour. The
following Toasts were offered on the occasion.
l. Our Country Great as the free principles
she has introduced TO the knowledge OF mankind
2. The Militia of the United States Tie Sword
atti Shield Of the Country.
g. Hon. Robert Y. H,yne Already main
pillar Of the Republic. The Officers of his Re
glfnent are proud Of the opportunity to renew the
expression OF their confidence and personal sttach-
ment.
Col. Hsyne then rose and addressed the Comma
ny as follows
want words, Brother Officers, to give utter
fce TO the feeling excited by the occasion, and ty
tire very fatterDg expression Of your favourable
upinion. To return from tie warfare Of politics
10 my home snd my friends, could not fail TO pro-
dlce emotions similar to those with which the
tempest-tossed mariner beholds The long wished
for port; and need not assure you, Gentlemen
how much my satisfaction has been increased. bv
hnding myself CATER so long an sbsence) greeted
oy my cid friends and companions, with " the
expression Of their undiminished confidence and
attachment. = There are some events in the life
OF every man, 10 whlct he looks back with more
than ordinary satisfaction; and even those eybose
gsfe IL has been TO travel over barren wastes have
siiu seine green spots TO which memory rsverts
with unfsdIeg delight Gentlemen, it Is with in
finite pride and pleasure thatI take this occssio,
g dscare, in no complimentary spirit, but with the
almost sincerity and tfaih, that Z can nov Iook
back TO my whole connection with this Re,imeo,
from the day when ! first i0Ok my station in ~
ranks up TO tie present hour, with entire and
Gnailoyed satisfaction. la no one Of The grad.
Which have filed, and 1 have filed them all in
M nsnsaction in the course Of a service now ex.
tended TO sixteen years, has single cneums,anc.
- nnoom 10 myself, " whichu can nov
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
Mr WWliam II. Ranson !:

You will please observe tie subjoned Notice:
Me.Ts. william II. Ransom Miller WooIson John G,,,o,,
Booker WoodsOn. Gains &. willard and Henry Coleman
'EAkE NOTICE that shall by my Attorney move he
Hon Judge OF the Superior Court Of Law for COUNT
OF Cumberland, on the inst day Of the thereof FOR
judgment anh award Of execution against YOU aud elch of
YOU for the amount Il taxes due and eot- in The war
1875 from that part Of the county of CuInb. snd
comHon; known anooE the Deputy Sheriff, of said eounty
as the Upper Ends which tsxe believed to amount 10
about the Of tvem, -four hunlf ed and thirty iu,
aud sis cents aud winch the ssd William H. Hanson AZ m
Deputy collected, but which he has hitherto neglected and
refused, and s doth neglect and refuse nr
eher 10 iny;ei' or tie Treasurer of this eak
together wh'wch damages by law allowed in
PErEK r. PHILLIPS, late Sheriff Of Cumbcra ud county
March 20, 1927. J'
N. Is copy Of the bond exeented bv YOU IN me- conf
Toned Tor The sand Ranson aib discharge OF the dute. oe
Deputy sheriff, &c, Is filed with Miller Wood.on Al ,bs
Ceks ounce ID Cumberland, where you any Sc,
ne sime. PETER T. PHILLIPS
march AZ -,eii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

-ieSsrs Joseph X. Underwood. Hiiliani II
Sttes and Lucy dun his rife |,rtsyIy Lad,,,rood p,rt
lin Goria ard Loqtsa y Assure. fsrnsrIv Ur9s,rssJ
and Joseph x Underwood, esardiGn Of sfafvira ~
at effhe State Of Htniucty 'f
isAkE NOTICE: Ths, shsIl ON ,je 27b dsy Of Ali
u next at che Office Of IiebcA Claiborne IN he CIV Of
"hpond aud State Of Virginia proceed lake the deyo
Irons Of T5nas Meue snd ohe and on ad dsy ~ Day
sthe William d. Tayct GoocbaDd Courthouse, pro-
coed 10 tske me dePoncns :" George W. Payne and ors
anu 90 The sb day Of msy next the u Allen Den
on ~ the county Of iangye proceed take the dispositions
of Fleming Dais5 and others ali be read evidence ~
suit peIdng the Circuit Couft Of the United States Fnh
Circuit aud District Of Vgins Wherein you cODpainsois
and defendant line said dposfc,s are flushed
the above days they vii b- oonusd from day day
each oftbe s6oyed named place, s1fil finished
Respectfully, JhnES UNDkHWOoD
Executor u Jane Underwood, dee.
U,rover. Match Is f0t--s-4wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
TRTTGT SAIL,

10y virtue Of deed 4 trust made the .uhscfiber. by
- William Gsy and his WIFE dated the 10Th dsy Of
January the year 1877 aud ofecord the clerks ote
The county court II Chesterfield will be sold nv the s,ber,
hers public auction for ready money! before The front or
Of the Eagle Hotel ~ lie city ofReD6nd on Thu .dsv the
hnh day n next month che whole much ri the tract .,
land, conveyed hy that deed ofUt containing 465 acres more
Nieolscn Esecnfx Of Anlrew Nevlsur, sud assignee OF
Michael w Hancock three IT tie negotiable notes Of III, said
William Gay mentioned ~ h deed Of trnst. Tic first NJ the
said Three ndes Ter SSH so the setond for si457 So
aud he thrd lot SiSyl 20 together With ihe interest that
awarded TO sud william, Gay in the Supefir Govt
ri Chanoery holden 10 hs city Of Hichmond ~ the suit by
Hancock and Ncoson against the said Gay. and the suit
The sad Gay against Hancock, Ncoon ani ccrs The nao
Of lind here mentoueJ . ususiy called CHESTER mn,
and le' ~ james RIVER few miles he Manchester in The
county Of Chesterfield The Subscribers acting a.
COMFY with SPECIAL warranty 2n!y
cmARLEs }. MAcMuRDO, r,u.,,..
JANIS HERON. trustees
April m. f09-sds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

kIR - Ill 4,

hF farm in Hen.eo county, situated ON the West side
w OF the Brooke Turnpike Joining land Of John
R"o'nson E.q aud the Brooke Tavern. This tract consists of
ao1n $50 acres considerable portion of in woods
ana his on IL ooniotaoe dwelling hous- suitable The
accommodations Of small family ssu.se mill with ,so par
Of excellent corn stones, aud very large cehose Ii ouIy
ne miles distant from Richmond. Tae will he accom-
noda'ing and made known by application Mr. Smith IN
ovesee residing the farm, tue ,ub,cber residing in
hug Queen County. g. IT, LIFT "
Masch %. tot -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13

SsTBS committed tie JsiI OF Isle II Whit COUNTY On
w the goth of December 1895 nego maii named JOHN
who says he the property u JAMES H. Lowry of
District in fe state Of South Csrcps. John i, five Il five
aud half nche, high, f face, dark compIexion rabe,
knoek-kBeed, had on when committed cotton hit and
Jacket, aud woolen troWse Ills tsnsf ed 10 come
forward prove his pfcppy psy The charge and lake h
away; otherwise lie will be deal With the law directs
IprRs iG7 NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
IdW SCHOOT.

fNliE subscriber ha, oen, Law School at Wyhs Court
house, III pleasant aud healthy village. Young
gentlemen have been qualified this school Obtain lrrns9
~ ''T ,pnhs lie will be very little absent the
hgst OF May uutii sometime IN November.
Fifty Dollars. '
Tuition Fee for any length of time 10 be pad in a4vae
fIy bolI'Ts' ALEXANDER SMYru.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
EyErTJTOH,S SaID

GEEEBBLY 10 the last wiii and Testament of Doctor
~ Henry Sosthsl, dec. hs er for sale 10 Inc him
est bidder Friday the Z7h day Of April next, m Cabin
Point Surry county, Il faii not Ie fair day that
very dersbe aud comfortable lot and building. wherein the
said deeedent formerly fesdsd eonsinng Of land
house, with five fopms and two pefehes, kitchen dsiy
so"s ehoue, ;OfshOuse, lumbebose stable, &C. with yey
ndsos yard aud gaide0, well enclosed tias at % yer;
desrabIe situation for physician, Mefehan Practitioner II
the Lew Also, the time aud place two valuable horses.
stock u cattle and hog household aid kitchen books
and medicines With many other rte'etoo tedoos to men
Terms made known the day Of sale ~ the executors
AN persons having claims sssin The estate, are 10
make them known, qns may he ,sd, f b.
speedy senieuien sud those indebted 10 uake Immediate
PHILIP SMITH.
TRANCi5 kUfFIN cHor~
surry Couoy, Agil6. ios-ze,d.
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VOLU.N-TEER TOgSTS

POLC.NTEER TO.9STS.
By Lieut.. Colonel CosdeI. The State of New
York Superior to all difficulties she has unit edber
Lakes with the Atlantic. Her bread she daily
casts upon the waters TO be enjoyed by millions
BY Major Condy. The memory of Colonel
Heating Lewis Simons: His brigh, example and
many virtues will long be remembered IN this Resi.
ment.
BJ Captain Cogdell. General Jackson: By
no ooliquity OF increment has he acquire ed the high
honours he has enjoyed; bis march TO The conf
dence OF his couhuy has been at double quick
time.
BY Capt. Timmons. George Washington: The
test OF what Is pure in patriotism, loft Ia charsc-
ter, and noble in principle.
by Capt Folljn. Gen. La Fsyeite: The wounds
he received in our battles will never be- forgotten
By 'he friends of Liberty.
by Capt Edwards. The Hon. John c. Calhoun.
Conscious integrity laughs at tie malice OF UNI
principled foes.
by Capt. EglestOn. The memory of Gen. WIN.
AiouIirie: HIS defence of Sulliyan's Island will
ever remain brilliant exploit upon the page of
American History
ny Captain Eckhard. representative Govern.
men.. Already the United States of the South,
becomes the distinctive sppeIlation of Sister Re.
public
BY Capt. Furman. The Hon. George M'Duifie:
distinguished alike for bis talents and patriotism:
LIS STATE is proud of him.
BY Capt. Robertson. John Ball and Brother
Jonathan. May they ever remain in political life,
what Damon and Pyihias were in privats-iriende
al heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
LOTTERY BROKERS

The Phlladelphis Democratic Press Of Saturday
says, the Supreme Court have this forenoon fined
the Lottery Brokers', found guilty OF selling Fo-
reign LOTTERY Tickets, on each Indictment, from
five hundred to- thousand dollars. The fines 20
10 the use Of the Union Canal Company"